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"I'm still not sure how he caused the meltdown. There wasn't any nuclear material in the truck!"
― Nuclear Inspector (The Simpsons)
"If you don't make your choice in three seconds, I'll blow your head off. One... (Opens fire!)
What happened to two and three?!
Never heard of those numbers before."
― Katakuriko Matsudaira and Isao Kondo (Gintama)

The power to disobey the rules of logic. Sub-power of Logic Manipulation and Paradox Manipulation. Not to be confused with Logic Independence.

Also Called[]

  • Absurd Manipulation
  • Illogical Inducement
  • Unreasonable Inducement/Effect

Capabilities[]

The user can disobey the rules of logic itself, altering reality and the illogical to achieve many amazing and yet illogical feats. For example, the user canburn a person by throwing cold water at them. This is a very dangerous power, both for those facing the user and for the user themselves, as there is a possibility a reckless user of this ability may have their attacks backfire. This is because, unlike Logic independence, users of this power do not exist independently of logic itself, they merely disobey its rules. This means that they are susceptible to the consequences of the paradoxes they cause.

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Limitations[]

  • Despite all the illogical feats that can be achieved the user isn't truly omnipotent.
  • For some, the effects would last for a limited amount of time or might be limited on how many paradoxes can be done.
  • One must be careful in order to avoid a dangerous side-effect.
  • Reality Warping can repair the damages done with this ability.
    • Advanced users of this power can have a better control over paradoxes.
  • Requires practice to reduce any disastrous outcome.
  • Paradoxes may try to repair themselves, causing the ill-elements to be killed off.
    • If not careful, this possibility can make the situation even worse.
  • Some users may be unaware of their power, instead using it via the ignorance of the impossibility of their actions.
  • Users of Logic Independence and Paradox Immunity are immune.
  • Weak against Paradox Negation.

Known Users[]

  • Thief (8-Bit Theater)
  • Roger Smith (American Dad); while high
  • Anne Hanakoizumi (Anne Happy)
  • Orihime Inoue (Bleach)
  • Gerard Valkyrie (Bleach)
  • Tae Shimura (Gintama)
  • Namanie Nienami (Medaka Box)
  • Azathoth (Cthulhu Mythos)
  • Yog-Sothoth (Cthulhu Mythos)
  • Mister Mxyzptlk (DC Comics)
  • Emperor Joker (DC Comics)
  • Garfield (Garfield)
  • Larry (Teen Titans)
  • Giygas (EarthBound)
  • Oramus (Exalted)
  • Grand Master Dashi (Xiaolin Showdown)
  • Nutty Ned (Jimmy Five)
  • Zarlack (UBOS)
  • Bat-Mite (Batman: The Brave and the Bold)
  • Discord (My Little Pony series)
  • Nano Shinonome (Nichijou: My Ordinary Life)
  • Certain Devil Fruit users (One Piece)
  • Ed (Ed, Edd, n Eddy); via Cartoon Physics
  • Edd (Ed, Edd n Eddy); via cartoon physics
  • Eddy (Ed, Edd, n Eddy); via cartoon physics
  • Ariadne (Inception) only in the Dream realm
  • Janitor (Scrubs)
  • John Dorian/J.D. (Scrubs); only in flashbacks
  • Dandy (Space Dandy)
  • Mario (Super Mario)
  • Bowser (Super Mario)
  • Hel (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
  • The TARDIS (Doctor Who)
  • Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)
  • Verthandi, Urthr and Skuld (Valkyrie Crusade)
  • Mr. Turner (Fairly OddParents)
  • 0 (Star Trek: TNG)

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