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Paulina_H.png|Paulina (Valkyrie Crusade) manipulating books. |
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Revision as of 14:30, 13 May 2019
- "If you stop to think about it, you’ll have to admit that all the stories in the world consist essentially of twenty-six letters. The letters are always the same, only the arrangement varies. From letters words are formed, from words sentences, from sentences chapters, and from chapters stories."
- ― Michael Ende
The power to manipulate literary objects. Sub-power of Record Manipulation. Variation of Art Manipulation and Object Manipulation.
Also Called
- Bibliokinesis
- Book Control/Manipulation
- Literature Control/Manipulation
Capabilities
User can create, shape and manipulate all forms of physical literary objects that are printed, written or drawn (books, comics, magazines, etc.), including their physical forms/materials and anything written, printed, illustrated, or drawn in them.
In extreme cases the user may have access even to the media that doesn't truly exist, but is only mentioned in other media or imagined to exist.
Applications
Physical objects:
- Book Constructs
- Control Manipulation
- Literary Attacks
- Literary Creation
- Literary Weapon Proficiency - By using books as a weapon.
- Manipulate the properties of books.
- Repair books.
- Move/lift books.
- Flight using books.
- Matter Surfing by riding books.
- Object Possession
- Projectile Enhancement with throwing books.
Literature/Illustrations/text:
- Book Imprisonment - to trap people/objects in the books.
- Dimensional Travel - between different books, Ex: If there was a book of the world one could use it to travel by themselves or maybe with others. May accompany Time Travel if it's a history based book.
- Literary Animation - project narrative stories into reality by reading. May include Illusion Manipulation.
- Linguistic Intuition - to read every language.
- Omnilegence - know all currently written material (this updates constantly).
- Calling and/or summoning books. May also allow the user to go to the books instead of summoning them.
- Summon items, monsters and/or casting spells from the books.
Techniques
- Book Physiology
- Enhanced Forgery
- Glyph Creation
- Knowledge Replication to absorb information from books.
- Letter Empowerment to be empowered by letters.
- Lexiconicy to transform a written word into the actual object.
- Literature Materialization
- Melanokinesis to manipulate text including removing it.
- Narrative Teleportation
- Object Transmutation into literature.
- Papyrokinesis to control paper.
- Projected Thermography to write without scribing tools.
- Reading Empowerment
- Script Manipulation to write verses in other languages or ways of writing, and enchant them.
- Sonography to read printed words by feeling ink impressions on paper.
- Speed Reading
- Story Manipulation
- Story Mimicry
- Storybook Mimicry to copy traits and abilities of character from a book.
- Symbol Manipulation
- Writing Manifestation to make written words manifest into physical/energy form/action.
Following may need specific Books or tools to use:
Variations
- Card Manipulation
- Character Manipulation
- Letter Manipulation
- Literature Embodiment
- Script Manipulation
Associations
- Architecture Manipulation to manipulate libraries, archives, book stores an/or other buildings that are connected to literature.
- Art Manipulation
- Art Physiology
- Artistic Creation
- Author Authority
- Data Manipulation allows manipulation of data and digital information.
- Drawing Creation
- Earth Manipulation allows manipulation of records in stone, metal, jewels and clay.
- Electronic Communication allows manipulation of digital and electronic records.
- Electronic-Media Jumping allows manipulation of electronic media.
- Encyclopedic Knowledge
- Fictional Mimicry
- Fictional Summoning
- Genre Embodiment
- Indexing
- Inscription Casting
- Knowledge Manipulation allows manipulation of information/knowledge.
- Letter/Number/Word Projection
- Linguistic Manipulation
- Literature Embodiment
- Magic Books
- Object Manipulation
- Paint Manipulation allows manipulation of painted art, they were the first form of writing after all.
- Paper Charm Magic
- Projected Thermography could also play a role when creating the words to be used as weapons.
- Reading Empowerment
- Record Manipulation
- Story Manipulation
- True Omnilegence know all every-when and everywhere written material or Omniscience using books.
- Writing Implement Manipulation
Limitations
- May be unable to create books, being limited to manipulating only from already existing sources.
- Distance, mass, precision, etc. depend upon of the knowledge, skill, and strength of the user.
- User who doesn't have a book at hand is helpless.
- Books aren't the most portable or compact objects.
- Usefulness depends of the quality (fashion magazine vs RPG Bestiary) and quantity (single book vs library).
Known Users
See Also: Bookish Tropes.
- Pagemaster (The Pagemaster)
- Cable (Marvel Comics); temporarily
- Reader (Marvel Comics)
- Meggie Folchart (Inkheart Trilogy)
- Mortimer Folchart (Inkheart Trilogy)
- Darius (Inkheart Trilogy)
- Alien Step-Mother (My Step Mother's an Alien)
- The Archive "Ivy" (The Dresden Files)
- The Erazor Djinn (Sonic and The Secret Rings)
- Jefferson Reed (The Meteor Man)
- Jamaerah (Darksiders 2)
- Noah (Soul Eater)
- Thomas Shakespeare (Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere)
- Charlotte Mont-d'Or (One Piece)
- Index (Soul Eater)
- Libris (Charmed)
- Phoebe Halliwell (Charmed); via the Smart Spell
- Wizard Storybook (Wizards of Waverly Place)
- Selina (Winx Club); via the Legendarium
- Levy McGarden (Fairy Tail)
- Paulina (Valkyrie Crusade)
- Dylan Piper (Return to Halloweentown); via Magic
- Lana (Hyrule Warriors)
- Alexander Anderson (Hellsing)
- Libriomancers (Magic ex Libris)
- T.J. Smith (Haven)
- Maurella (True Blood)
- Ungalo, Stand, Bohemian Rhapsody (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
- Kevin Thorn (Fables)