My break from FG is officially over and it’s time for me to define more numbers!

This time, we’re going to the ABSOLUTE EXTREME by seeing if we can reach the real, TRUE END OF FICTIONAL GOOGOLOGY. I know, it sounds extreme and exaggerating, but it has been proven that it’s possible. Beware though, things aren’t gonna look very pretty near the end of this long journey…

Here’s how this series will work (And slight spoilers for the future):

We’ll start at 0 and go all the way up to Absolute Breakdown, the previous well-known record holder. Then, we’ll go beyond by defining more numbers past it, grouped in Ordinium Levels. Ordinium Levels are like Ordinal and Ordenal Levels, but instead, they represent the different sections in FG, such as Ordinal Levels or Finitial Stages. The first half of this series will use OiLs, until a certain part where we’ll break them and reach more crazy numbers that at that point will be utter incomprehensible, but still passable. There’ll be several parts of these numbers before we reach the true final part, where things get utterly messed up. But let’s not worry about that for now.

At the end of each part there’ll be a cycle that’ll advance us to the next OiL. Some parts will have slightly crazier cycles than others, but most of the time, it’ll be a progressive speed up like most cycles until it reaches criticality. Once we break OiLs, the cycles will be much more extreme and crazy, doing more stuff than just speeding up. There’ll be Abs Everything parts and such at those stages, so be aware!

Huge inspiration from Mathis R.V. as his newest number videos use a similar technique. And as you can see, this is a MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT from my last number video! There’s lighting effects to create a RTX-like effect, better transitions, proper shaking and better apps used!

Also there’ll unfortunately be no sneak peaks for this series, as I think I’ll move the SPs to posts.

Most numbers in this part were made by me, with some by Mathis, NO!, Daniel Dixon and others.

Created with PicsArt, VN Photo Editor, Capcut Mobile and InShot.