- "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 induce paradoxes or contradictions. Sub-power of Paradox Manipulation.
Also Called[]
- Absurd/Illogical Inducement
- Unreasonable Inducement/Effect
Capabilities[]
The user can create paradoxes that defy logic itself, altering reality in nonsensical ways. For example, the user can create an object that exists and not exists simultaneously, achieving many logically impossible feats with ease.
Applications[]
- Can affect reality in drastic ways.
- Can induce several paradoxes and illogical effects.
- Can do plenty of illogical and impossible feats.
- Can land attacks before they perform them, and otherwise do things in an acausal order.
- Can repel/redirect, dodge or withstand any attack, even if they were already hit by it.
- Can distort time.
- Can transmute objects, even on astronomical scales.
- Fantasy Element Manipulation:
- Impossibility Bypassing - Can perform several logical impossibilities.
- Motion Paradox - Can move while remaining completely still at the same time.
- Power may inevitably lead to high level Chaos Inducement.
- Logic Infringement - Can infringe the laws of logic as if they didn't exist.
- Reflective Immutability - Can cause changes to themselves to, against all reason, affect another instead.
- Regenerative Healing Factor - Can reverse the effects of any attack inflicted on them, healing themselves by any means of their choice.
- Supertasking - Can perform an infinite number of tasks in a finite amount of time.
- Unreachability - Can Induce Zeno's paradox.
Associations[]
- Cartoon Physics
- Chaos Magic
- Living Anomaly
- Logic Infringement
- Paradox Existence
- Paradox Manipulation
- Reality Warping
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.
- High-end Reality Warpers can repair the damages caused by this power.
- 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 Paradox Immunity are immune.
- Weak against Paradox Negation.
Known Users[]
Also See: Reality-Breaking Paradox.
- Thief (8-Bit Theater)
- Roger Smith (American Dad); while high
- Anne Hanakoizumi (Anne Happy)
- Orihime Inoue (Bleach)
- Gerard Valkyrie (Bleach)
- Tae Shimura (Gintama)
- Fukurou Tsurubami (Medaka Box); via Contradictory Conjuction
- Namanie Nienami (Medaka Box); via Contradictory Conjuction
- 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)
- Jobu Tupaki ("Everything Everywhere All at Once)
- Zenkichi Hitoyoshi (Medaka Box); via Contradictory Conjuction
Known Objects[]
- Universal Clock (Gintama)
- O-Parts (Master of Mosquiton); via Imagination Manipulation
Gallery[]
Comics/Cartoons[]
Discord (My Little Pony series) caused the milk to fill from top to bottom, drank the glass around chocolate milk and cause the left-over milk to explode upon impact.
Timmy's dad (The Fairly OddParents) simply wielding a monkey wrench to fix something and somehow causing a torrent of water to spray out, despite the fact that the device normally cannot do so.
Homer Simpson (The Simpsons) randomly pressing a few buttons, somehow causing a meltdown despite the Nuclear Inspection Van having no nuclear material whatsoever in it.
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
Gerard Valkyrie (Bleach) possesses The Miracle, which seems to run on illogical basis, such as his sword is sheathed in hope, or using his opponent's fear to convert damage to size increase.
Tae Shimura (Gintama) somehow manages to burn whatever food she prepares into Dark Matter, even when she is nowhere near any source of heat.
Due to the Universal Clock (Gintama) messing up time and space so badly, it somehow led Gengai and Hasegawa to be killed by a Makankosappō...
Charlotte Opera (One Piece) can burn his opponents via increasing the "sweetness" of his cream, which has no logical explanation.
Anne Hanakoizumi (Anne-Happy) successfully managed to hatch a healthy chick from an egg, despite the fact that it shouldn't have been possible as the egg was way past its expiration date.
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