The following is pure nonsense. It’s merely an imaginated free form piece putting together a senseless perspective on something that may or not be imagined by the reviewer buzzed on Enceladus Space Ale. Anything here is of no reference nor parallel to cosmic happenings of beings of any importance. All else familiar is merely coinicidence bred from utter rambling on of cosmic culture.

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I took sometime out out on my trip to the Star Angel 7 Starbase, for downtime in its grand Belltown district to watch the Cosmic Clashes (Episode 1 of 5436) on the Multi-dimensional Starscreen at the Cosmoplex, well noted for its perfect chocolate popcorn (I should try it someday).

Cosmic Clashes?

Cosmic Clashes is that most famed story here well-talked about in the outer clusters, often said to be the greatest galactic epic story ever told. Retold, again and again as this is 12th rendition (out of 17th) shown on the Starscreen, among countless other versions and mediums as such a thing so great transverses at least 6 millenia base star cycles now.

The Cosmic Clashes are based on some old age tale, whispered from a faded civilization from a long dead planet. That story then retold multiple times through different cultures studied from remanants of that faded civlization, transmitted through the stars through the old astric channels. This story effects each culture in some way through time. The Cosmic Clashes name itself would have slight variances in language, but through stellar communications, its base would be known towards the central story and interpretation. Cosmic Clashes would become a religion to some cultures, a mythology to others, also a possible/improbable retelling of the earliest spaced conflicts leading to the great Cosmo Union and the Astrid Renaissance.

The story itself is a bit loose and all over the place, borrowing many influences of various cultures, but also share a similar story. Only the adaptation traHamspider334!

nslated as Cosmic Clashes, brought about by famed astrodirecter Jern Ionis, did the story elevate to cross planetary culture status, well told with a combination of visual talents and multi-cosmic performers. That result is most wonderful.

So back to the story… Cosmic Clashes is the cosmic opera of the Nov Moondreamer, a young spacewalker who comes across a crashed ship of twin princesses sharing news of a large steller war between the Entity Union and the Galactic Retaliation. The Entity Union is a primordial-influenced conglomeration managed by sinister political astrowizards, acquiring vast armies and asserting power and dominance over the galaxy. The Galactic Retailiation on the other hand, is an organization of counterwizards and rebellious youth generations seeking the oldest ways and fighting back through retained forbidden technologies.

The cosmic princesses are of both factions, secretly bonded together seeking a third important path, that involves taking out the Mass Death Construct composed of parts built by the Infinibots tranversing orders from the Entity Union and the Galactic Retaliation. Each side is looking to take control and direct the power of the MDC upon the other. Moondreamer bonds with the Twin Princesses to explore his place in the grand setup on these Cosmic Clashes, leaning torward the Retiliation. This involves a grand journey of meeting others affected by the conflict and concerns of the MDC, making new friends along the way, discoving more to the cosmic wizardry of old, where he may find the potential and choice if being a Cosmic Knight for the Union or the Retailiation. The story unfolds in multiple directions over many chapters from there.

NOTE: Total viewing time of the Cosmic Clashes (Episode 1 of 5436), takes about 9 base hours of galactic time.

I of pure innocence, feel at the heart of the Cosmic Clashes remains a small, simple story. A tale at base represents the hopes and aspirations in troubling times, Nov Moondreamer represents our small place in the universe, suddenly thrust into larger scale happenings, facing decisions and callings in life to where we carve out a much larger destiny. To fight for something, even if others may not care, is still the calling of the stars to join them and burn as bright.

There is a following that is as exciting as the story itself, leading me to see the original interpreation of the Cosmic Clashes, where it all came from and its infuence from beyond. Much can be said of the performance that has been well covered throughout the Astro Wires. I enjoyed what some would argue is the truest presentation of the Cosmic Clashes by the original vision of Jern Ionis, a visionary who studied the faded civilization who brought out its first true interpretation.. Jem was a mysterious strange being, as some would claim him to be a true space wizard wielding magical powers. Who knows, as anything we don’t know can be true. But his storytelling shared from hundreds of planets, thousands of cultures remain omnipresent in the minds of its fans, relevant beyond all else..

Storytelling binds us all, though subjective on how we percieve its relevancy. I have more on to say and observe on this as an astrojournalist, which I will come back to another time. One can only make this far on hearing anyone talk about the Cosmic Clashes, and feel it’s enough. To delve more into the Cosmic Clashes, any rendition that holds the story is exhausting.

Another time.

Thank you for for reading, and may the Cosmos be with you.