SectorWire's Operating System Mockups 8

SectorWire's Operating System Mockups 8: Omniversis is the 8th and also the longest OSM R2 episode created by SectorWire.

Development
The episode had its first couple of previews sometime around July 2021 and June 2021, with a teaser later released in July 2021 where he revealed the episode title and named it as "The Ultimate OSM R2 Episode". Later, it was revealed that the Neofutur genre that SectorWire has been working on will be in the episode with two previews shown.

A new trailer revealing the release window as "Early 2022" was released on September 27, 2021, followed by the "February 2022" release date being revealed in a community post by SectorWire in January 10, 2022.

Development has been finished in February 7, 2022. After several rendering hurdles, the release date has been changed from "February 2022" to just "2022". It was finally released in March 25, 2022.

Reception
The episode became a huge hit in the SectorWire channel, breaking Operating System Mockups #5's record of the fastest-growing video and the longest OSM video in the channel.

The episode received general acclaim in the community.

Trivia

 * This is the first time SectorWire will use his Neofutur style in mainstream.
 * Due to the amounts of previews published, couple OSM community members considered all the previews can form an episode of Operating System Mockups by only those previewed. SectorWire later addressed the issue by saying "this is a longer episode than any other I've done before".
 * This was supposed to be released in 8K and 60FPS, but after several rendering issues, it would be released in 4K and 60FPS instead.
 * A cryptic video called "502.mp4" was uploaded to SectorWire: The Leftovers on October 7th, 2021 which ends the video with "Omniversis will be   t  h  i  c  c", referring to the video's length. Later, "521.mp4 - The rabbit hole goes deeper" video was published, naming the puzzle "The Omniversis ARG". Finally, 534.mp4 was uploaded, redirecting to a link where a code needs to be decyphered. The code is later mentioned in a separate video as well.
 * A poll has been made to guess the length of Omniversis. The poll was later deleted after SectorWire revealed it will be "over an hour".
 * The estimated development time of Omniversis is 10 months.
 * The name "Omniversis" derives from "Omniverse" to reflect how the episode is gonna be huge and also how it can be used to create any possible successor to the past 8 episodes (including this) in both complimenting and continuing the lore. It also gives a clue of how this episode has alternate timelines in several mockups, creating the base for multiple continuations.
 * It is the first movie-length OSM video ever created by SectorWire.