Omnipresence

Description
 'Omnipresent'  (Oni - from Latin  omni , 'everything'; Present - from Latin praesenti, present; translation:  he who is in everything ).

Also named

 * All-Presence

Applications
In theology, omnipresence is an incommunicable attribute of God's nature, according to which God is fully present at all points of existence.

In fiction, omnipresence is also being in all points of existence, but it is not an incommunicable attribute restricted to the creator or even an absolute attribute. Often these characters are not even present in all places, and their "Omnipresence" is restricted to a particular space, such as characters personifying the Universe or the like. Often the character becomes ubiquitous only in a certain dimension, as the third dimension. This community is about fiction, and thus Omnipresence here will be considered as the Omnipresence of fiction. Usually ubiquitous characters are spirit beings without physical bodies, making them virtually impossible to kill, hit, touch or defeat in conventional ways, which requires more specific powers. Omnipresence is directly linked to time and space, thus being a supreme aspect of speed depending on your degree and dimension in which you have it.

Users
List here notable users of such power.