Story Manipulation

Story Manipulation
Naoko Yanagisawa (CardCaptor Sakura) using the Create Card upon continuing the story with it.
Power/Ability to:	Manipulate Stories

The user can manipulate the stories and its characters, events, and locations. Sub-power of Literary Manipulation.

Also Called

• Literary Creation
• Story Control
• Story Creation

Capabilities

The user can manipulate stories and its characters and how they act, what they can do, etc., the locations and what they look like, and the events of the story as well as how it starts and ends.

Applications

• Animation & Comics Materialization
• Destiny Manipulation
• Event Manipulation
• Future Manipulation
• Logic Manipulation
• Narration
• Power Bestowal
• Probability Manipulation
• Psychological Intuition
• Space-Time Manipulation
• Story Shifting]

Techniques

• Imagination Manifestation
• Fiction Manipulation
• Storybook Mimicry

Associations

• Art Manipulation
• Book Physiology
• Literary Manipulation
• Meta Story Manipulation
• Reading Empowerment

Limitations

• Users are quintessentially limited to controlling a single story at a time.
• Characters trying to contradict the story by disobeying the User can destroy the story.

Known Users

• Thomas Shakespeare (Horizon In The Middle Of Nowhere)
• Naoko Yanagisawa (CardCaptor Sakura); using The Create card
• Bobbi and Patrick (Bedtime Stories)
• Skeeter Bronson (Bedtime Stories)
• The Undertaker (Kuroshitsuji aka. Black Butler)
• Drosselmeyer (Princess Tutu)
• Fakir (Princess Tutu)
• Narrator (The Stanley Parable)
• Henry Mills (Once Upon a Time)
• Isaac Heller (Once Upon a Time)
• The narrator (Cthulhu saves the world)

Known Objects

• The Create Card (CardCaptor Sakura)
• Author's pen (Once Upon a Time)
• Sakura's feather (Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle)
• Wizard Storybook (Wizards of Waverly Place)

Gallery

The Undertaker (Black Butler) can use a special bookmark and been to manipulate a Doomsday Book.