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* All of [[Spider Robinson]]'s time-travel stories are fueled by the premise that a genuine temporal paradox will result in the complete annihilation of space-time from beginning to end, not only destroying everything, but causing it never to have existed at all.

* In "[[The Keys to The Kingdom]]" series by Garth Nix, if the House is destroyed by Nothing, reality will cease to exist (including all the Secondary Realms). {{spoiler|This does end up happening, but [[Unexplained Recovery|it gets better]], since Arthur is able to recreate the Realms from the Atlas.}}

 

 

* Unsurprisingly, ''[[Doctor Who]]'' has a few examples of this extreme:

** In the finale of the 2008 series, Davros comes within a hair's breadth of destroying all matter in [[The Multiverse|the entire multiverse]] save for himself and his group of Daleks.

 

 

* Actually happens in [[Food for the Gods]]. [[Satan]] leads an army of the damned into Heaven, and starts utterly laying waste to everything in sight. God responds by going completely insane with rage and obliterating all of creation.

 

 

* This is the fate of Creation if the ''[[Nobilis]]'' lose their Valde Bellum. ''Retroactively'', no less.

* [[Exalted|The Abyssal Exalted]] were created by [[Eldritch Abomination|the Neverborn]] with the express intent of throwing Creation into Oblivion, freeing the Neverborn from their fetters to existence by ''getting rid of existence.''