Most of the chaotic thought avatars were recalled by He-El one by one.
Only a few special ones were not recalled.
For example, BlackWarGreymon in Digimon was one of the fortunate few qualified to become an independent life-form. Such fortunate ones were exceedingly rare. Once they matured, they could become legion commanders simultaneously present in the He-El Universe's two-dimensional and three-dimensional universes. They could be considered a highly distinctive branch.
There was no need for He-El to recall versions of himself like that. They had the chance to become independent, free life-forms.
As for any other thought avatar, so long as it had a chance to become an independent, free life-form, He-El would never begrudge it its freedom.
But they did not have that chance.
They lacked such an opportunity, so He-El recalled them.
Naturally, they could not help cursing as they were recalled.
No one would look pleased upon suddenly discovering that they were merely someone else's thought avatar.
He-El carefully reviewed the experiences of his many thought avatars across the various universes. Their lives had been wonderfully diverse, each blooming with its own brilliance.
Then He-El lightly wiped them away, as though wiping dust from a mirror, erasing every splendid experience from their lives and revealing the bright underlying hue, devoid of any will.
After reclaiming those thought avatars into his main body and formally returning them to himself, He-El turned his hand over, and all manner of World Trees appeared in his palm.
Within the He-El Universe, World Trees were actually divided into two types.
One type was the categorized World Tree, specifically designed for universes whose tendencies were already known: biological universes, psychic universes, material universes, energy universes, dimensional universes, and so on. These World Trees were highly specialized and grew the fastest.
The other type