Glitching

Glitching
Vanellope von Schweetz (Wreck-It Ralph/Ralph Breaks the Internet) is a video game character who is glitchy, allowing her to manipulate the game's coding to do impossible tasks like teleporting.
Power/Ability to:	Glitch in the real or virtual world.

The power to glitch in the real or virtual world. Sub-power of Malfunction Manipulation and Video Game Physics. Variation of Rule Bending.

Capabilities

The user can glitch in the real or virtual world, which allows them to perform short-lived faults common in video games and operative systems that affect technology.

Applications

• Absolute Access: By glitching oneself through walls and objects.
• Cyberpresence/Virtual Reality Presence
  • Multipresence
• Error Inducement
• Intangibility
• Lagging
• Enhanced Physics
• Malleable Anatomy: By glitching one's own image and "hit box".
• Reality Hacking
• Teleportation

Associations

• Bionic Physiology
• Cartoon Physics
• Data Manipulation
• Electrical Mimicry
• Glitch Physiology
• Malfunction Manipulation
• Rule Bending
  • Destabilization
• Technology Manipulation
• Video Game Physics
  • Digital Form
  • Video Game Materialization

Limitations

• If glitching is considered a fault, there may be a backlash from using the ability.
• Glitching may be uncontrollable or happen at random.
• Might be destructive or even lethal if it is used on certain characters; especially those who don't have this ability naturally.
• Might cause a chain reaction that could glitch near objects or people.
• Might be either useless or dangerous if used outside a digital world.
• May be weak against Stabilization.

Known Users

• Amanda (Amanda the Adventurer)
• Glitch Gremlin (Angry Video Game Nerd)
• Missingno/The Entity (Atop the Fourth Wall)
• BEN Drowned (Creepypasta)
• RED (Creepypasta)
• Alastor (Hazbin Hotel)
• Monika (Doki Doki Literature Club)
• The Glitch (Epic Battle Fantasy)
• Glitchtrap (Five Night's at Freddy's)
• Glitches (Glitch Techs)
• Apocalypse (Infinite Dendrogram)
• Bionic Humans (Lab Rats)
• Stitch (Lilo and Stitch); via malfunctioning
• Thin Man (Little Nightmares II)
• Error (Lucidia)
• Scrapeface (Madness Combat)
• A black cat (The Matrix)
• The Scientist Job (Miitopia)
• Retroputer-type enemies (Miitopia)
• MissingNo. (Pokémon)
• Cybervillain Blaze (Power Rangers Beast Morphers)
• Cybervillain Roxy (Power Rangers Beast Morphers)
• Marcus (Shadow Fight)
• Spider Society (Spiderman: Spider-Verse trilogy)
• Glitch (Roblox Doors)
• Tom Weaver (Wick)
• Vanellope von Schweetz (Wreck-It Ralph/Ralph Breaks the Internet)

Gallery

The Glitch Gremlin (Angry Video Game Nerd) causes glitches in video games, eventually breaching the real world and glitching that too.

Glitches (Glitch Techs) are video game monsters that cause games to glitch and can enter the real world through their respective games.

Alastor (Hazbin Hotel) casually glitches the audiences screen, as he can cause glitches in reality.

After being used as an involuntary test subject, Scrapeface (Madness Combat) gained the ability to cause anything in his range to "glitch" immobilizing opponents and turning himself into immovable object.

Marcus (Shadow Fight) can combine his glitchy power with his Giant Sword fighting style.

Because bionics weren’t design for humans, Bionic Humans (Lab Rats) can cause their abilities to become out of control and overwhelm the subject, with the potential of becoming physically harmful or fatal.

Videos

The Glitch

Killgore - Cyanide & Happiness Shorts

What server maintenance looks like to an NPC