Step 1: Take an average Japanese high school. Step 2: Develop characters you're willing to go in the long hull with. Step 3: Every time we tire of the current plot, we visit an alternate reality version of them. Same characters placed in an entirely new situation such as being ninjas in ancient Japan, zombie hunters, stuck in a romantic comedy, on an alien planet, you name it. Step 4: See how they react. Step 5: Profit.

We vote on the new plot every time it's needed. They can be short or in depth where we have to go on a Lord of the Ring style journey across the world. The characters may be slightly different to account for the new setting but also very similar, and they seemed to be bound to each other by fate across all alternate realities.

The first plot will probably be a slice of life and then "BAM!", we throw them into something crazy. Characters may die in certain alternate realities.

Must it be Japanese? Maybe the formula could be like Gantz? People from all countries and walks of life?

Must it be Japanese? Maybe the formula could be like Gantz? People from all countries and walks of life?

Our characters are fated to meet each other in alternate realities so even if it's a japanese highschool, students from other countries would be attending. Maybe around 20% of the highschool is foreigners so they'd be accommodated well enough.

Interested :)

This has peeked my otaku side. :P

Same shit; different day.

@Winter05, @Slendy, cant help but feel your sigs are similar. The two must fight to the death for dominance!

@Descartes, I was indeed kind of going off a similar phrase when coming up with the idea.

Hugh Everett's many-worlds interpretation proposes that everything that could possibly have happened in our past, but did not, has occurred in the past of some other universe or universes and that every event has a branching action that could have been taken helps separates various worlds.

This view goes against the Copenhagen interpretation which views quantum mechanics not as objective reality, but rather predicts how measurements will affect the system. And by measuring the system a single path is chosen at random and all other options are collapsed.

Humorously, one of the things brought up by the Many-world's interpretation, Schrodinger's Cat was not developed to be taken seriously. Rather the inventor made it to remark on how strange quantum mechanics are.

I'd probably want a few more characters.

Should this be a free roleplay after all or casual?