The Martins - Info Page

The Martins are a group of characters in The Rebellion. They are all edited versions of a character from an educational website called EverFi. They are the main characters of The Rebellion, and they don't have one specific trust level; they range from 0 to 100.

Origin of The Martins
Before there was anything, there was Martin, God of the Universe. He wandered the vast, empty void of space for many chr.eggyears before the universe's creation. But before this, he made himself some friends who he refers to as his brothers. This infamous group of enntities became known as The Martins.

The Martins vary in power level and size now; but originally they were all clones of Martin God. In the first moment of their existence, they were exactly the same as Martin in every way. When Martin Created the Universe, he gave all 6 of his brothers a spot on the Martin Council, which is similar to the Council of the Ancients. Over time, creation corrupted some of them and caused them to change. Two of the brothers were corrupted so much that they completely morphed form into different organisms. These two became Meme Man and Orang. The 4 remaining brothers became Martin (Mortal), Martin the Guardian, Martin the Memelord, and Martin, Soultaker of the Universe. They were all the same originally, but now there were many different versions that had different appearances, powers, ideals, etc. The original creator remains untouched to this day, and it seems likely he will never change.

Eventually, Martin got so fed up with this corruption that he banished the other brothers and kept the throne for himself to prevent a clash of ideals. He alone governed the universe for the rest of time, up until he was challenged by his brother, the Soultaker, which started the events of The Rebellion.

Brother #1: Martin Man
Martin Man was probably the most affected by this corruption. He lost his physical essence completely, unfairly banished to be a spirit in the universe. Eventually, he was reborn into the 3rd dimensional planet Earth, where he grew up to be a very successful person; in fact, he was one of the most talented software engineers of the human society. He has had many breakthroughs in computer technology, including, but not limited to: allowing computers to cause physical changes to objects in the real world, developing the first fully functional AI, improving anti-malware software to the point where viruses are not a problem in the real world, inventing a perfect cloning machine, and designing a NASA level supercomputer that fits in the same area as a regular PC.

Martin is also very clever. He thinks of innovative solutions to problems that face his society. He always has at least four ways to approach a given problem. Because of his high-level thinking ability, which is partially attributed to his cosmic origins, he is a valuable asset to any team of engineers working on any project; whether it is related to computers or not.

However, because of his mortality, he has died before. He always ends up coming back to life as the cycle of rebirth continues. He has been born about 1038 times now, but that's an estimation. nobody is really sure, including Martin himself. It has been shown, however, that if he takes a fatal blast immense power, it will corrupt his spirit and prevent him from being reborn anymore. Luckily, the power required to do this is so large that no being in the entire multiverse could pull it off efficiently. The power level required is precisely equal to the power level of every being in the multiverse, combined.

Brother #2: Martin, Soultaker of the Universe
Martin the Soultaker is most infamous for being the penultimate villain of The Rebellion. He is not a direct opposite of his brother, he actually shares the most similarities to Martin God. He was the first of The Martins to be corrupted by creation, but the only parts of him affected by the corruption were his physical appearance and his sense of right and wrong. Unfortunately, these were changed so much that he now disagrees with his brother on everything. Because of this, he was given the least power on the Martin Council and was feared by the others, who were not corrupted at the time.

Because of this feeling of terror he has implanted in the minds of his siblings, he could easily have forced them to join him if Meme Man had not gotten there first. This would mean disastrous causes for Martin God, who probably would have had his essence physically torn apart by the Soultaker, who would then absorb all it's power. He would then eliminate all other powerful targets, including the other Martins and deities like the Dimensional Oculus and the Council of the Ancients, and obtain all the octahedrons.. After doing this, he would have the power to do anything he wanted, and nobody could stand in his way. He would be the tyrant that rules over the multiverse for the rest of time.

Brother #3: Martin the Guardian
When The Martins were banished from the Throne of the Universe, they all went their separate ways, except for Martin the Guardian. He remained faithful to his almighty brother and started searching the universe for powerful objects to seal away. When he came across the Octahedron of Instability one day and showed it to Martin God, he was asked to protect it with his life, because the Octahedron can glitch anything out of reality and could be dangerous to Martin God if it fell into the wrong hands. The Guardian obliged, and was sealed away into a blank dimension that still has no name, which contains the heavily guarded Temple of Instability, and the Octahedron itself.

Brother #4: Martin the Memelord
Martin the Memelord was the last brother to be corrupted by creation. His corruption was minuscule at first, and after the banishment of The Martins, he was allowed to stay in the Thr