Well, if they meant that, then what I can say is that it's kind of a broad term, but if you do a bit of research (I highly recommend this website to a great start, especially if you like this subject) it's quite common that you will find results telling you that Omniverse not only encompasses all fictional material, but also the real world. So for that reason the term cannot be used to mean "everything, but limited in that realm", for that one we use Megaverse. As far as we can tell, Zeno only rules over the Dragon Ball world, nothing beyond that.Scsigs wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 10:15 pmI mean, it came from an actual translation of his name, I believe, so...
And, I always took "omni-king" to mean "king of all," since "omni" means "all," not "omniverse," though that wouldn't shock me if they meant that, considering there are 12 universes he rules over in DB.
Anyway, like I said, I can see where the confusion comes from (even writers have acknowledged it), and I also see how "Mega-King" wouldn't sound "cool" (?), but still... It's all about accuracy. If "Omni-King" was inspired by the actual word "omni" and has nothing do with the subject I'm talking about, nevermind me then.