Endless Forms Most Beautiful

So here's an insane one out of nowhere.  This was a collaboration with CrypticCollaborator on DeviantArt, who recently became my 200th watcher over there (albeit on a different account).  I informed him of that, one thing led to another, and this was the result.

Let me tell you, all those spheres were a bitch to render, especially with GIMP crashing So. Damn. Often.

Some of you may recognize the title.  While it originated as a quote from Charles Darwin's "On the Origin of Species", I intended it as a reference to the album by Nightwish, which helped me out of my slump while making this thing.

If I cited every copyright and character depicted here, we'd be here all day.  Suffice it to say the images inside the universe orbs come from most of my captions, including a couple more that I haven't posted yet.

As for the creator goddess (who hereafter will be referred to as the Creatrix), she's represented by a character sprite of Catherine E. Romancia from the visual novel Motto! Haramase! Honoo no Oppai Isekai Ero Mahou Gakuen!, done by derauea.

All persons depicted are fictitious, not owned by me (All characters depicted are owned by their respective owners (Please check my other captions for specifics)), and above the age of 18.  I make no money through this image.

Finally, a textless version is available here!  It's more or less 4K monitor sized--maybe use it as a wallpaper, if you have no fear and/or live alone?

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TRANSCRIPT:
I sighed with satisfaction, both at my latest creation and all the others I had made.  I floated serenely amidst all the wonderful universes of my creation.
Creating universes was like a hobby for me, at first.  Using my infinite power feels good, regardless of what I do with it.  I started out slowly by making unchanging crystalline universes that resembled infinitely large diamonds. That quickly became boring, of course, so in the next few universes, I incorporated chaos and entropy to spice things up.  These universes destroyed themselves in mere femtoseconds.  It was flashy, yes, but just as boring as the ones that didn’t change at all.
I tinkered with chaos, entropy, and dark matter, until one day I created a universe that lasted for millions of years. The subatomic particles of this universe merged in the furnace of my infinite power to create new elements and molecules. Then, to my surprise, the atoms crashed into each other with such force that they formed a star, shining as brightly as me.  Well... almost, anyway.
A ball of hot luminous gas was undeniably striking, but I wondered if I could make something more complex than a heat and light factory.  I noticed that heaps of solid mass accumulated and formed into spheres by gravity as they orbited the stars through their gravitational pull.  Creating endless permutations and combinations of stars and planets was fun, but I wanted to incorporate more complexities into these planets.  Something like... life.
If I’d known creating life felt so good, I would have started out making trillions of universes at a time, seeding them with life constantly! I’m actually unable to put into words just how endlessly magnificent it feels.  In no time, I had seeded an entire universe with all kinds of life that would adapt to its environment and thrive there.  I created more universes and repeated the process, reveling in all my ecstasy.  I made hundreds upon thousands of new universes, each more complex and fascinating than the last.
However, all the life I was creating was less than inconsequential compared to me, which, again, eventually became boring.  So I began seeding life of different kinds--life that was perhaps closer to my own.  I planted latent powers within a random few within most of my universes.  They would awaken to their powers and enjoy them for eternity.  And the best part?  I made them so that I feel everything.  Every bit of pleasure any of my goddesses feels, I feel in equal measure.  Like with me, the use of their powers feels good, so I’m effectively in constant orgasmic euphoria!
As if that wasn’t enough, I’m still easily mesmerized by the sheer and sublime beauty of all my universes--made all the more so by the knowledge that it was entirely of my own creation.  I acknowledge there is the possibility that some of my goddesses may eventually rival me, but I’m not concerned.  I benefit, regardless of whether they attempt to destroy me, ignore me, or take me with them.  They won’t be able to destroy me, and even if they ascend past me, I will still be able to experience all the untold pleasures that they might experience in those higher dimension.  I see no reason to complain about that.