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Morality Manipulation is the power to alter someone's sense of morality, either for righteous or nefarious purposes, and is a subset of Mind Manipulation.
Possible Uses: In many ways, Morality Manipulation functions similarly to Mind Manipulation as it warps the mentality of the target. However Morality Manipulation does not necessarily force the target under the user's control but instead compels them to join the user's side. There can be and often is overlap between these abilities.
Types:
- Morality Control: A supernatural form of the ability. By using mind-manipulating powers, the user can forcefully control the morals and loyalties of the target, making them their slave, right-hand person, or someone who abides by their laws.
- Perception Manipulation: This ability can cause the target to view certain people as literal monsters, causing severe psychological stress that can eventually make the target snap.
- Complete Control: As the name implies, this is having complete control over one's morality, laws, and viewpoints. This effectively functions as Mind Manipulation.
Limitations:
- Morality Manipulation does not necessarily make the target a slave or tool in the same way other mind-based powers do, so there is a chance that the affected individual can turn against the user.
