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Literature: Nava Verse

Welcome to the Prime Galaxy.

The Nava�Verse is a fictional universe created by one person, Moleman9000

, and based on deviantART. The basic premise of the setting is that after the Rapture and End Times, God created a new universe and reality with an entire slew of new creations, multiple planets in proximity to one another, and a new Heaven with new angelic creatures. There is also a new Underworld and Hell with new evil rulers, and new demonic creatures.

The universe is developed primarily through drawings of its characters accompanied by in�depth "Lore" about each and every one of them. So far, a single full�length Nava�Verse story exists, Connor Thorn and the Film Reel of the Cosmos, in which a human from Earth winds up in the Nava�Verse via a form of inter�dimensional time�travel and is thrust into the role of a messiah. Now there is the Nava-Verse story known as "Eggmen: Mercenary Legends", which involves a team of mutated Mulshians known as the Eggmen Super Team on a quest of great proportions.

Tropes featured:

Aerith and Bob: See Law of Alien Names, then note that the main villain is simply named "Heinrich".
After the End: Takes place in a new universe created after the end of the original one.

Always Chaotic Evil: Most demons, naturally, and some humanoids such as the Skellen.
Always Lawful Good: Many humanoid races are primarily characterized by their goodness.
And Your Little Dog Too: Heinrich killing Frilla.
Anti-Hero: Wind-Egg is Type III or IV and Electric�Egg is Type V
Anti-Villain: Yohr'Bansa and even Lord Reson
Artifact Title: "Connor Thorn and the Film Reel of the Cosmos". Both in the sense of the trope and literally.
Artistic License - Biology: Justified in that the Nava-Verse is a very different dimension than the original universe.

Bears Are Bad News: Subverted with �cuate, who may be a trigger-happy grouch, but is willing to help Connor Thorn all together.

Big Bad: Not Satan, but Genome, according to his description. Heinrich in Connor Thorn and the Film Reel of the Cosmos.
Bigger Bad: Lord Reson, supposedly, in Connor Thorn.
Big Good: God the Father.

Bittersweet Ending: The first book of The Egg-Men. Sure the Egg-Men saved the world from the Skellen Empire, but not without a whole lot of losses; including Water-Egg's only family.
Body Horror: Skellen abominations, also Gluttony demons, especially the archfiend.

Butch Lesbian / Lesbian Jock: The Latpazats are whole race of this!
Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp": For the very few creatures that have any basis in an existing being.

The Chosen One: Connor Thorn subverts this. It is revealed that the real Thorn was killed long ago by Heinrich, who only brought Connor to the Nava�Verse as a sick joke. This doesn't stop him from fulfilling his role anyway.

Dark Is Evil / Light is Good: Though the latter is averted with the Primal Deities.

Drill Sergeant Nasty: Set'Ibutal, who is also known for giving out Training from Hell.

Eldritch Abomination: Primal Deities are mild examples of this. Deferseara is a full example of one.
Even Evil Has Standards: Ohgroids are such sick fucks that virtually all other demons, including other Lust beings, kill them brutally out of a twisted sense of justice.
Evil vs. Evil: Lord Reson Vs. the current rulers of the Underworld.
Faux Symbolism: Genome resembles a DNA helix.

Friendly Neighborhood Vampire: Wabacawlers, complete with a Twilight reference.
Future Imperfect: What little knowledge the inhabitants of the Nava�Verse have of humans comes from what is vaguely described in the "Next Testament".
Gorn: Some scenes in Connor Thorn verge on this.
Green-Skinned Space Babe: One is witnessed in chapter 5 of Connor Thorn.
Grotesque Cute: Flufewogs, who are shown killing and being killed in a massive battle.
Gods Need Prayer Badly: Primal Deities Operate this way.
Good Is Not Nice: General Badassic comes off as this.
Halfway Plot Switch: In Connor Thorn, which at the beginning is about a film festival that's never mentioned again once Connor gets to the Nava�Verse.
Harmless Villain: Meth Stoph and Satan, apparently.
Heroic BSOD: Connor has at least two of these.
Horny Devils: Lust demons in general, but the Amelchya deserves special mention.
I Just Shot Marvin in the Face: �cuate's preferred method of dispatching enemies.
Idiot Hero: Connor Thorn, especially during the beginning.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: A few of the characters in this can qualify.
Lampshade Hanging: Connor Thorn is full of this.
Last Name Basis: Connor Thorn comes to be known this way.

Load-Bearing Boss: Heinrich's floating castle starts to collapse after his death for no other reason than this.
Loads and Loads of Characters: All the characters revealed so far are only a tiny fraction of those that exist.

Messianic Archetype: Averted with Connor Thorn.
Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: "Evil Ninja Emperor Heinrich".
Non-Human Sidekick: Frilla, to the only human in this universe, Connor Thorn.
Nonindicative Name: The titular "Film Reel of the Cosmos" only appears twice in Connor Thorn and, while important to the plot, is hardly developed or explained at all.
Nothing Is Scarier: The "Abyss of Infinite Death"
Off with His Head!: Heinrich's death.
Ominous Floating Castle: Heinrich's castle.
Our Hero Is Dead: At the end of Connor Thorn.
Out with a Bang: What an Amelchya does to her victims.
Orcus on His Throne: See Harmless Villain.

Our Dragons Are Different: Here, they exist only as part of a giant demon named Dairckazz.
Our Gods Are Greater: A mix of Henotheism and Monolatrism.

Patchwork Map: Sertrop.
Pay Evil unto Evil: The philosophy of characters such as the Drajelaos and Bestamiak.
Precision F-Strike: "FATHERFUCKER!" It's the only uncensored expletive in the whole story.
Psycho Electro: Electric-Egg
Real Is Brown: Averted.
Real Men Wear Pink: The artist uses it generously along with all other colors, even on characters that are supposed to be intimidating.
Satan: Right here.
Science Is Bad: The way the Skellen use it, at least.

Screw This, I'm Outta Here: The entire Skellen armada in Connor Thorn.

Single-Biome Planet: The most notable is Hulptos, which is made almost entirely out of water.
Sociopathic Hero: �cuate may or may not be one. Fire�Egg and especially Electric�Egg definitely are.

Starfish Language: The Manciatents speak one. Absolutely no one can decipher a word of it.
The Messiah: Connor Thorn, according to the aliens he meets, is this, though in reality he's just a normal human.
The Unintelligible: Manciatents; see Starfish Language.
Unholy Matrimony: Lord Reson and Princess Tzsicsz
Villainous Glutton: Averted with Gluttony demons, who instead are based on Body Horror.
War Is Hell: Connor Thorn definitely attempts to show this with constant bloody deaths (albeit mostly of minor, unnamed characters).