Spatial Manipulation
Spatial manipulation is the ability to warp, bend, flip, crush, and control space itself. This power allows users to alter the spatial dimensions and properties of an area, though the fundamental laws governing gravity, friction, and other physical rules typically remain intact. Users may manipulate space in various ways, often involving teleportation, creating wormholes, summoning objects from distant places, generating pocket dimensions or entire universes, creating spatial loops, manipulating light to achieve invisibility, and creating force fields.
Examples of Spatial Manipulation
- Teleportation: Instantaneous movement from one location to another.
- Wormholes: Creating shortcuts through space-time.
- Summoning: Bringing objects or entities from elsewhere.
- Pocket Dimensions: Creating small, isolated spaces separate from the main universe.
- Spatial Loops: Manipulating space to create loops or recursive pathways.
- Invisibility: Bending light around oneself to become unseen.
- Force Fields: Creating barriers or shields by manipulating spatial dimensions.
Spatial manipulation abilities can vary widely, with some users limited to specific locations or types of space, while others are only constrained by their imagination and the extent of their power. Those who can manipulate both space and time are often referred to as practitioners of space-time manipulation.
