Living Anomaly

Living Anomaly
Sogiita Gunha's (Toaru Majutsu no Index/A Certain Magical Index) ability escapes understanding, allowing him to achieve impossible feats apparently through sheer "guts".
Power/Ability to:	Escape the rules of reality.

"Your life is the sum of a remainder of an unbalanced equation inherent to the programming of the matrix. You are the eventuality of an anomaly, which despite my sincerest efforts I have been unable to eliminate from what is otherwise a harmony of mathematical precision."

― The Architect to Neo (Matrix Reloaded)

The power to escape the rules of reality. Sub-power of Rule Transcendence. Advanced version of Rule Bending. Variation of Reality Warping and Bio-Reality Manipulation.

Also Called

• Existential Singularity
• System Anomaly

Capabilities

The user is a living anomaly, an enigmatic being that exists within a system while escaping its rules. The origin, nature and range of their abilities vary greatly between users, but all demonstrate the same uncanny ability to casually shrug off and even break such rules, from the laws of physics to causality, allowing them to become free from the bonds of fate, and are unbounded to all alterations and restrictions, etc., being capable of imposing their actions upon reality.

Applications

• Various Supernatural Abilities
• Absolute Unpredictability
  • Possibility Inducement
• Causality Immunity/Negation
  • Fate Immunity/Denial
  • Reality Immunity
  • Reality Rejection
• Logic Independence/Infringement (Varies)
• Motion Paradox
• Non-Atomic Body
• Physical Law Immunity/Law Immunity
• Quantum Uncertainty
  • Quantum Existence
    • Quantum Causality
• Rule Bending
  • Meta Luck
• Self Supremacy
  • Singularity/Uniqueness
    • Trait:Inimitable Power
    • Superpowered Physiology
      • Unique Physiology
• Theorized Power
• Undetermined Existence/Paradox Existence

Variations

• Paradox Existence
• Rule Transcendence
• Unknown Existence

Associations

• Destiny Chosen
• Eldritch Physiology
• Reality Warping
• Superior Human Physiology
  • Transcendent Superior Human Physiology
• Trickster
  • Destiny Unchosen

Limitations

• Usually limited to specific rules.
• Most users have limited control.

Known Users

• Timeless Child (Doctor Who)
• The Angel (Eat-Man)
• Destructicus Con Carne (Evil Con Carne)
• Electric Entity (Sym-Bionic Titan)
• Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII Remake); from the Edge of Creation
• Ginji Amano (GetBackers)
• Sogiita Gunha (Toaru Majutsu no Index/A Certain Magical Index)
• Saitama (One Punch Man)
• Neo (Matrix)
• Anomaly (Marvel Comics)
• Owen Reece/Molecule Man (Marvel Comics)
• America Chavez (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Death of the Endless (DC Comics)
• Delirium of the Endless (DC Comics)
• Kyouka Amamiya (Not Lives)
• Tenebrous (Planescape)
• Nemesis (Anima: Beyond Fantasy)
• End (In Another World With my Smartphone)
• Lyria (Granblue Fantasy)
• Mikitaka Hazekura (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable)
• Laplaces Demon (Kanojo ga Flag wo Oraretara)
• Sakura (Kanojo ga Flag wo Oraretara)
• Fateless One (Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning)
• John Doe (The Frolic)
• The Cat (Coraline)
• Dwarves (Lord of the Rings)
• Goldberry (Lord of the Rings)
• Nameless Things (Lord of the Rings)
  • The Watcher in the Water
• The Leshay (Planescape)
• Some of the living SCPs (SCP Foundation)
• Humanity/SCP 001 Arbelict Proposal - You Are The Anomaly, Tumor Of The Worlds (SCP Foundation)
• Entity 1 - "The Humans" Dr Hectopia And Extasis's Proposal (The Backrooms)
• True Fairies (Sekai Maou)
• Jeraal Mordeth (The Wheel of Time)
• Slayer (The Wheel of Time)
• Raziel (Soul Reaver Series)
• John Egbert (Homestuck)
• Reala (Tales of Destiny II)
• The Transcendent Pig (Young Wizards)
• Kairos Fateweaver (Warhammer 40K)
• Quest (World of Quest)
• Talking Cat (Rick & Morty)
• The G-Man (Hλlf-Life series)
• The Dark Prescence (Alan Wake)
• Miles Morales/Ultimate Spider-Man (Spider-Verse Trilogy)
• Nimona (Nimona Webcomic/Film)

Gallery

As The One, Neo (Matrix) can break the rules of the Matrix when even Upgraded Agents can only marginally bend them.

Despite his lack of supernatural abilities and actual weapons, Nemesis (Anima: Beyond Fantasy) obliterated every enemy that ever appeared before him, mortals and gods alike, without ever taking the slightest damage.

Anomaly (Marvel Comics) is the living embodiment of this concept and can invoke its attributes at will.

After his one-of-a-kind resurrection, the Fateless One (Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning) can shrug off destiny and literally bend fate to multiply his battle prowess.

Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII Remake) from the "Edge of Creation", is a mysterious and transcendent version of him, whose origins and power are unknown/unexplained, and is unlike all other "versions" of Sephiroth encountered.

Due to his mysterious past and him being from "Somewhere else", Quest (World of Quest) is outside the rules of the world of Odyssia and as such is only one who can successfully recover the shattersoul sword and prevent the resurrection of Shadow Seed.

Mikitaka Hazekura (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamonds are Unbreakable)

Unlike the Maou's fairy form, True Fairies (Sekai Maou) are considered neither human, demon, nor monster. They seem to occupy a unique place in creation that allows them to exist without the need of magical power which sustains all other living things.

After touching The Treasure, John Egbert (Homestuck) became unstuck from existence, not being fully part of reality or bound by the rules that govern it.

Miles Morales/Spider-Man (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) is an anomaly among the Spider-Men in the multiverse, having been bitten by a spider from another universe, leaving it without a Spider-Man and took the place of the Peter Parker from his dimension.

Videos

LOTR The Fellowship of the Ring - Extended Edition - Moria Part 2-2

The Watcher in the Water & the Nameless Things of Moria - Tolkien Explained-2

The Seven Houses of the Dwarves - Tolkien Explained-2