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* Wiki/TVTropes itself does it: InfinityPlusOneSword, InfinityMinusOneSword, InfinityPlusOneElement, MoreThanInfinite. As Infinity is not a number (being, ya know, infinite), adding or substracting one means nothing, meaning that infinity +1 and infinity -1 are still infinity and thus the same thing (except if you treat infinity as an ordinal number instead of a cardinal number, but that goes into major MindScrew).

See all related NumberTropes, [[{{Pun}} which can't possibly compare]]. You can however, compare a MouthfulOfPi, which is Infinite in its own way as it goes on and on and..., well, you get the idea. And if you were wondering, that sideways 8 thing is called a Lemniscate.

* Wiki/TVTropes itself does it: InfinityPlusOneSword, InfinityMinusOneSword, InfinityPlusOneElement, MoreThanInfinite. As Infinity is not a number (being, ya know, infinite), adding or substracting one means nothing, meaning that infinity +1 and infinity -1 are still infinity and thus the same thing.

* The singularity of a black hole is thought to have [[MindScrew infinite density and volume of zero]]. This is likely untrue however, as we don't have a working theory of quantum gravity to explain black holes actually work.

* Infinity is used as a substitute for "really, really, fast" in the ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' episode "Threshold]]."

* Marvel has ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet, [[CosmicKeystone a glove]] which gave its user near (but not quite) infinite powers.

* ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis: Superman Beyond'': The heroes find a GreatBigBookOfEverything that has infinite pages, said to have every page created in all possible realities. Naturally, it was so heavy that Franchise/{{Superman}} and [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]] working together could barely lift it. They manage to get it scanned into a computer that had infinite storage space.

* WebVideo/Th3Birdman's video about ''WebVideo/CinemaSins'''s video for ''Film/{{Spawn}}'' sees him grant the review infinite sins, complete with infinity symbol, after Jeremy takes a shot at the ''Franchise/JohnWick'' series.

** An anime-only villain summons a monster with infinite attack during the final rounds of the duel, that has a side effect that causes him to lose automatically should it be destroyed. The Pharaoh defeats him by summoning a monster with more than infinite attack.

* Zorc Claimed his power to be infinite. Later this was proven to be true with Horakhty, his murderer.

* Near the end of the Australian film ''Film/TheBank'', the main characters are watching a [[ComputerEqualsMonitor computer screen]] when a large and ominous-looking infinity sign pops up, at which point one of the characters remarks, [[spoiler:"There is no bank."]] It's part of a computerised futures calculation program written by the protagonist [[spoiler:as a means of revenge against the unscrupulous title bank that drove his [[DrivenToSuicide father to suicide]]]].

* In the final episode of ''Anime/Bakugan'' Dragonoid Destroyer is powered up by the combined energy of the bond of every human and Bakugan on Earth, which gives it infinite power, complete with the laptop being used to measure its power showing an infinity symbol.

* TREE(3) itself is dwarfed by SCG(13), which is again dwarfed by Rayo's Number

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* Infinity is used as a substitute for "really, really, fast" in the ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' episode "[[CanonDiscontinuity Threshold]]". In stark contrast to the Douglas Adams example above, it is played painfully straight prompting a near meltdown by WebSite/SFDebris in his review who pointed out that "Infinite" speed is not something you can accelerate towards.

* Near the end of the Australian film ''TheBank'', the main characters are watching a [[ComputerEqualsMonitor computer screen]] when a large and ominous-looking infinity sign pops up, at which point one of the characters remarks, [[spoiler:"There is no bank."]] It's part of a computerised futures calculation program written by the protagonist [[spoiler:as a means of revenge against the unscrupulous title bank that drove his [[DrivenToSuicide father to suicide]]]].

* In an issue of Archie's ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'' comic, Sonic collects his millionth (or billionth?) ring and has a DisneyAcidSequence that eventually leads to him running around a giant ring shaped like the infinity symbol. You might call it a sort of "[[{{Pun}} Mobius strip]]".

** Obelisk the Tormentor has an effect that gives him infinite attack by sacrificing the other two god cards.

** An anime-only villain summons a monster with infinite attack during the final rounds of the duel, that has a side effect that causes him to lose automatically should it be destroyed. The Pharaoh defeats him by summoning another monster with infinite attack that cannot be destroyed by battle.

* WebVideo/Th3Birdman's video about ''WebVideo/CinemaSins'''s video for ''Film/{{Spawn}}'' sees him granted infinite sins, complete with infinity symbol, after Jeremy takes a shot at the ''Franchise/JohnWick'' series.

* ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' mocks the concept with the [[JokeItem Mox Lotus]], a card from the unofficial SelfParody set, ''Unhinged''. Parodying the [[GameBreaker infamously broken]] Black Lotus and Mox cards, Mox Lotus could be tapped for infinite colorless mana. Additionally, there are numerous official card combos that can be used to gain infinite mana/life points/creatures, and a number of decks are built around assembling those combos and using them to either destroy the opponent or force them to concede.

* In ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'', during a super-powered fitness test, the characters have to throw a ball as far as possible. The teacher has a device/app that instantly determines the distance to wherever the ball lands. Ochako, who can negate gravity for any object she touches, [[ATwinkleInTheSky tosses the ball into space]]. The measurement tool [[RuleOfFunny somehow understands this bizarre situation]] and displays an infinity symbol.

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