In fact, developing a fully automated money-grabbing machine that spanned the Multiverse was not all that different in principle from opening a chain of amusement parks. Crossing universes was more difficult, but the participants were also more powerful.
Just as the real world had all kinds of laws restricting monopolies, causing trouble on a Multiversal scale would inevitably invite punishment from the Administrator.
Things were easier on DC's side. Schiller had long since infiltrated the Administrators, and Lucifer beneath God was a complete fun-seeker. The company's overall atmosphere was relaxed and casual; at worst, they could just reboot. Schiller still had plenty of room to maneuver.
Marvel's side was somewhat troublesome. OAA's management was rather meticulous, and the Living Tribunal was quite serious and responsible. Although neither had commented on the Spider-Army running wild through every universe, it was hard to say what would happen if the operation grew too large.
In this regard, Schiller needed a more powerful ally. The Beyonder had similar traits, but he was still a little lacking in strength. As for the gods within Single Universes or even Multiverses, there was no need to mention them.
Schiller searched his mind for possible candidates as the float parade neared its end. Since it merely displayed character images without much of a story, most visitors had only come for the atmosphere. Once they had had their fun, they dispersed.
The Immoral Quartet was eager to find somewhere to finalize Battleworld's future system style, so they decisively dumped their teammate on the others and headed for the most famous space restaurant in Future World, planning to have afternoon tea there while discussing business.
Upon learning that Schiller actually had three other Crouching Dragon and Phoenix teammates in this world, Lucifer did not spend even a second mourning being