Dimensional Independence

Dimensional Independence
The book, "Imagining the Tenth Dimension", is intended to help people understand the concept of multiple dimensions.
Power/Ability to:	Not be bound to the three spacial dimensions.

"It's just that you are such a young species, you only perceive in three dimensions ...isn't that right?"

"Yeah, how many are there?"

"Only twenty-six that matter... I am sure you will work it out soon."

― Naljian and Ben Tennyson (Ben 10: Alien Force)

The power to not be bound by the regular three dimensions as other beings/things are. Sub-power of Spatial-Temporal Lock. Variation of Freedom.

Capabilities

The user can move through all dimensions, not just the three spatial ones, allowing travel through time and to other dimensions, perception at things from a different angle that would be inaccessible to three-dimensional eyes, etc.

Applications

• Dimensional Travel/Planeswalking by traveling through other dimensions in the cosmos.
  • Dimensional Transformation: As users travel from different dimensions, they can transform into a respective version of themselves in a specific dimension.
• Limited Space-Time Manipulation by influencing the dimensions of time and space.
  • Parachronal Cognition by turning your head and looking at another timeline.
  • Precognition by turning your head and looking into the future.
  • Probability Perception by seeing the future consequences by the choices one will make.
  • Retrocognition by turning your head and looking into the past.
  • Subspace Travel by cutting through dimensions to get anywhere instantly.
    • Teleportation
  • Time Acceleration by moving more quickly into the future.
  • Time Reduction by slowing your transit through time.
  • Time Stopping by stopping your interaction with the flow of time.
  • Time Travel by traveling through the dimension of time.
• Realm Closure; thus trapping an opponent in an alternate universe.
• Weapon Summoning obtained from alternate universes.

Techniques

• Dimensional Adaptation
• Dimensional Interaction
• Dimensional Storage
• Domain Traveling
• Numerical Transcendence
• Reality Crossroads
• Reality Shifting
• Shortcut Access

Variations

• Dimensional Movement
• Singular Reality Existence

Associations

• Absolute Access
• Freedom
• Higher-Dimensional Abomination

Limitations

• The user may not be able to time-travel an infinite number of times.
• The user can still be physically harmed if they do not move out of the way of an attack.
  • If impaled by a "lower-dimensional" object, the user may be pinned to that time and place.
• Some dimensions may be "folded up". Access to these dimensions may be impossible, or else detrimental.
• "Higher" dimensions may be inhospitable to three-dimensional life-forms.

Known Users

• Schrödinger's Whale (Ah! My Goddess)
• Weaver (Bas-Lag Cycle)
• Professor Paradox (Ben 10 Series)
• Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy V)
• The Observers (Fringe)
  • September
  • December
• Anti-Spirals (Gurren Lagann)
• G'mork (The Neverending Story)
• Haruka (Noein)
• Dragoons (Scrapped Princess)
• Kain (Tenchi Muyo! In Love)
• Denizens of the higher worlds (Umineko)

Known Objects

• Merkabah (Jewish Mysticism)

References

• Bryanton, R. (2007). Imagining the Tenth Dimension: A New Way of Thinking about Time and Space. United States: Trafford Publishing.