Reality Warping

For a gallery of examples for Reality Warping, see here.

Reality Warping
Mad Jim Jaspers (Marvel) is a powerful Reality Warper.
Power/Ability to:	Manipulate reality

The ability to manipulate reality.

Also Called

• Reality Alteration/Bending/Control/Distortion/Manipulation
• Essokinesis
• Factual Manipulation

Capabilities

Users can create, change, destroy, or even alter reality just by thinking about it; while weaker users are limited to what is already considered "real", stronger ones can make changes from nothing. 

Depending on the power of a reality warper, they may alter something as tangible as physics to something inconceivable like logic.

Applications

• Complete Arsenal

• Creation:
  • Ability Creation
  • Alternate Universe Creation
  • Empathic Creation
  • Imagination Manifestation
  • Life Creation
  • Powers via Object

• Destruction:
  • Energy Erasure
  • Space Depletion
  • Time Destruction
  • Total Event Collapse
• Enhancements:
  • Infinite Supply
  • Omnifarious
  • Reality Condition
  • Reactive Adaptation
  • Supernatural Condition

• Manipulations:
  • Biological Manipulation:
    • Death Inducement
    • Health Manipulation
    • Regenerative Healing Factor
  • Elemental Manipulation:
    • Cosmic Manipulation
      • Cosmic Awareness
    • Energy Manipulation
    • Matter Manipulation
    • Molecular Manipulation
  • Force Manipulation:
    • Dimensional Manipulation
    • Fundamental Forces Manipulation
    • Life-Force Manipulation
      • Resurrection
    • Physics Manipulation
      • Physics Distortion
    • Space-Time Manipulation
      • Space-Time Distortion
  • Psionic Manipulation:
    • Mental Manipulation
      • Emotion Manipulation
    • Remote Teleportation
    • Subatomic Manipulation
  • Superpower Manipulation:
    • Power Apex Inducement
    • Power Augmentation
    • Power Bestowal
    • Power Erasure
    • Power Evolution
    • Power Limitation Inducement
    • Power Negation
    • Power Reflection
    • Power Replication
    • Self-Power Bestowal
  • Unique Manipulations:
    • Absolute Probability Manipulation
    • Absolute Will
    • Answer Manipulation
    • Boundary Manipulation
    • Causality Manipulation
    • Event Manipulation
    • Existence Manipulation
    • Law Manipulation
    • Metaphysics Manipulation
    • Nothingness Manipulation
    • Probability Manipulation
    • Truth Manipulation
    • Universal Manipulation

Forms of Reality Warping

• Cartoon Physics: replace or apply absurd laws of the universe
• Comic Narration: Control reality via comic books
• Faithifery: Alter reality according to one's belief.
• Logic Manipulation: Control the very rules of logic and reason. This is considered the rarest and most powerful form of Reality Warping
• Mentifery: Manipulate reality via thoughts and imagination
• Narration: Manipulate reality via writing.
• Oneiric Reality Manipulation: Warp reality via dreams/nightmares.
• Pathifery: Control reality based on instincts/emotions, rather than actual coherent thoughts or words.
• Reality Randomization: Control reality in a random way.
• Reality Playing: Transform games into reality.
• Science Manipulation: Control reality by controlling the scientific law. 
• Subjective Reality: Turn fantasies into a reality by manipulating the boundary between them.
• Virtual Warping: Control reality in computer-like fashion.
• Vocifery: Change reality by always being right.
  • Figurative Vocifery: Warp reality by speaking metaphorically.
• Wish Granting: Control reality by granting wishes
• Xenopsychic Reality Warping: Control reality based on the thoughts and imagination of others.

Power Level

Low-level Users

• Users of this stage cannot break the laws of physics, but they can bend them , such as running on vertical walls and Rule Bending. They are the weakest of reality warpers, being severely limited and are debatable to being called "Reality Warpers".

Medium-Level Users

• Users of this can mimic animated characters. Users of this level of power are known for holding powers such as Cartoon Physics, performing a seemingly impossible feat (e.g. producing a mallet out of thin air). Some may be able to impose their laws onto others.

Advanced-Level Users

• Users of this power level are very powerful force to be reckon with. They can manipulate Physics, allowing them to not only bend, but even break the laws of physics. Being the general form of reality warper, 'Physics Manipulators' can invent their own physical laws and impose them on the rest of the universe.

Master-Level Users

• These are the rarest and most powerful of reality warpers. Not only that they can break the laws of physics, they can control the very rules of logic and reason, able to perform a feat that is not only impossible, but also inconceivable. They are so powerful, they may appear to be practically omnipotent.

Associations

• Absolute Existence
• Alpha Reality
• Nigh Omnipotence - Powerful reality warpers can do almost anything they want.
• Psycho Warping
• Reality Embodiment
• Unrestricted Wishes
• Wish Granting

Limitations

• Cannot affect those with Reality Anchoring.
• Limited by how much raw power users actually possess.
• May need to be within a reality to be able to bend it.
• If user is placed in a realm with its reality destroyed, the user is powerless.
• Overpowered by Omnipotence, Omnilock, Chronolock, Omni-Negation etc.
• Reality warping and Paradox Manipulation tend to cancel each other out.
• Users are vulnerable to Illusion Manipulation.
• Users of Reality Restoration can simply undo everything.
• Basic knowledge of things, creativity and desire for things to happen are needed for users to warp reality effectively.
• Cannot fool users of Reality Perception.
• Power can be negated by users of Reality Alteration Negation.

Known Users

• Alien X (Ben 10)
• Amenhotep (Marvel)
• Anodites (Ben 10)
• Alf-Layla-Wa-Layla (Sonic and the Secret Rings)
• Alfie O'Meagan (Marvel)
• Anthony Freemont (The Twilight Zone)
• Arnie Lundberg (Marvel)
• Aureolus Izzard (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Bat-Mite (DC)
• Billie Jenkins (Charmed)
• Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls)
• Butters Stotch (when in Imaginationland) (South Park)
• Captain Atom (DC)
• Celestialsapiens (Ben 10)
• Chaos Knuckles (Sonic the Hedgehog/Archie Comics)
• Crossroad Demons (Supernatural)
• Cyvus Vail (Angel)
• Demon Shredder (2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Discord (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Doctor (Black Cat); only his own Warp World
• Eden Fesi (Marvel)
• Electra Roberts (Paradox Saga)
• Eva-Beatrice (Umineko no naku koro ni)
• Fairies (Fairly Odd Parents)
• Franklin Richards (Marvel)
• Anthony Fremont (The Twilight Zone)
• Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)
• Gabriel (Supernatural)
• Galactose (Tales of the TMNT)
• Galactus (Marvel)
• Genies (Arabic Mythology)
• Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10)
• Haruhi Suzumiya (Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya)
• Hei Only within Hell's Gate or when extremely angry (Darker than Black)
• Hikaru (The Red Team)
• Him (Powerpuff Girls)
• Inoue Orihime (Bleach)
• Gremmy Thoumeaux (Bleach)
• Jake (Adventure Time)
• Jamie Braddock (Marvel)
• Janemba (Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn)
• Jesse Turner (Supernatural)
• Joel (Concession)
• John Murdoch (Dark City)
• kyle broflovski (South Park)
• Misogi Kumagawa (Medaka Box)
• Lain Iwakura (Serial Experiments Lain)
• Legion (Marvel); via X persona
• Libertà (La storia della Arcana Famiglia)
• Lord Simultaneous (2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Little Pete (Gone)
• Macrosaurus (Kaiju Combat)
• Madame Web (Spiderman the animated series)
• Madman (The Nightside)
• Matthew Stuart/Bedlam (DC)
• Mordecai and Rigby (Regular Show); via The Power
• Mr. Mxyzptlk (DC)
• minus (minus)
• Neo (The Matrix)
• nosyarG ciD/Larry (Teen Titans, DC)
• Onslaught (Marvel)
• Peter Townsend (Dream Team)
• Philemon and Nyarlathotep (Shin Megami Tensei: Persona)
• Porunga (Dragonball)
• Proteus (Marvel)
• Prue Halliwell (Charmed)
• Q (Star Trek TNG, DS9 and Voyager)
• Richard Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball); via job
• Scarlet Witch (Marvel)
• SCP-239 (SCP Foundation)
• Seth (Dream Team)
• Solaris (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Shenron (Dragonball)
• Superman Prime (DC)
• Takeo (X-Men 2011)
• The Beyonder (Marvel)
• The Black Star Dragon (Dragonball)
• The Chaos Beast (Martin Mystery)
• The Doctor (Paradox Saga)
• The First Lantern/Volthoom (DC)
• The Hero (Titan Quest)
• The Living Tribunal (Marvel)
• The Mask (Dark Horse Comics)
• The Rumor (The Umbrella Academy)
• The Shaper of Worlds (Marvel)
• The Spectre (DC)
• The Strangers (Dark City)
• Trigon (Teen Titans, DC)
• Ultimate Daimyo (2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Ultimate Drako (2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Vashun (Paradox Saga)
• Vengeance demons (Buffy the Vampire Slayer); via Wish Granting
• Wyatt Halliwell (Charmed)
• Yakumo Yukari (Touhou Project)
• Dwayne (Static Shock)
• Verdona Tennyson (Ben 10 series)
• Ginji Amano (Getbackers)
• Members of the royal family of Amber and their descendants (Chronicles of Amber)
• Zelzar (Wizards of Waverly Place); creates fortunes for wizards
• Trick/The Blood King (Lost Girl); via writing in his own Blood
• Mysterio (Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions); via the Tablet of Order and Chaos
• Control Freak (Teen Titans); via his remote control
• Casanova Frankenstein (Mystery Men); via the Psycho Frakulator
• Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon)
• David Haller/Origamist/Gestalt (Marvel)

Known Objects

• SBURB computer game (Homestuck)
• Shun Shun Rikka (Bleach)
• Tablet of Order and Chaos (Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions)
• The Cosmic Cube (Marvel)
• The Heart of the Universe (Marvel)
• The Infinity Gems and Gauntlet (Marvel)
• The Jumanji Game Board (Jumanji Film)
• The Mask of Loki (Dark Horse Comics)
• The Reality Gauntlet (Danny Phantom)
• The Zathura Game Board (Zathura Film)
• The Time Scepter (2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• The War Staff (2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Tiamat Talisman (Supernatural)
• Wizard Storybook (Wizards of Waverly Place)
• Control Freak's remote control (Teen Titans)
• Psycho-frakulator (Mystery Men)