The Curious Case of Angels in a Multiverse

For those who have been following the fascinating narrative within this sprawling multiverse, the recent developments involving Universe 6 and the Angels have left many intrigued. In particular, one question has been lingering in the minds of many: why can't Zen-Oh erase the Angels when Universe 6 was erased?

To understand this, we need to revisit an earlier dialogue in which Vados mentioned that an Angel becomes 'dormant' when their God of Destruction dies. However, Universe 6 was erased, yet Angel remained alive. This phenomenon opens up a new layer of complexity to the dynamics of the multiverse and the motivations behind Zen-Oh's actions.

Unraveling the Layers of Erasure: A Multiverse Mystery

The fact that the Angels did not enter a dormant state during Universe 6's erasure hints at a deeper truth. In the broader context of the story, we are provided with several clues that suggest Zen-Oh's true intentions.

First, Zen-Oh never intended the erasures to be permanent. Rather, it seems that Zen-Oh has stashed these erased universes in an alternate dimension or perhaps even in a different realm of existence. This approach not only preserves the existence of these universes but also allows Zen-Oh to monitor and control them without fully erasing them.

Second, the Angels are not native to the universes they serve. Unlike the Gods of Destruction and the Supreme Kais, who are inherently tied to the fabric of their respective universes, the Angels' connection is more elastic. This means that when a universe is erased, the Angels dwelling within it do not share the same fate. Their existence remains intact, a testament to Zen-Oh's strategic decision-making.

The Implications for Future Narratives

But why would Zen-Oh choose such a complex plan? The answer lies in his overarching goal: to maintain balance and order within the multiverse. By allowing the Angels to remain while erasing the universes where they are located, Zen-Oh can ensure that his control over these celestial beings is not compromised.

Moreover, the Angels, with their unique roles and powers, serve as a reminder of the past and a connector between different realities. Their continued existence ensures that the stories and histories of their universes are not entirely lost. In essence, Zen-Oh's actions are a delicate dance between erasure and preservation, aimed at maintaining the intricate fabric of the multiverse.

Conclusion: A Multiverse in Elysian Fields

From the depths of erasure lies the promise of a multiverse where the very essence of existence is a delicate balance of preservation and control. The Angels, in their unique guardianship, embody this balance, serving as bridges between different realities.

As we continue to explore the narrative, one thing is certain—Zen-Oh's multifaceted plans involve much more than mere erasure. The Angels, therefore, remain as living testaments to the complex and fascinating world of a multiverse under Zen-Oh's watchful eye.