Reality Warping is the ability to manipulate reality.
Sub-power(s): Animation, Pocket Dimension Creation, Transmogrification (Power Granting and Power Stripping),
Capabilities[]
Users can create, change, or destroy reality just by thinking about it. While weaker users are limited to what is already considered "real," stronger ones can make changes from nothing. All of existence bends to the imagination of a reality warper.
Users can create objects, places and even life out of nothing, destroy objects into nothingness, enhance their own physical abilities or even grant themselves or others any powers they want, and even manipulate anything they want from changing things to erasing memories from the minds of anyone they want, even being able to bring inanimate objects to life.
Variations[]
- Reality Gauntlet: The Reality Gauntlet is an artifact that grants the wielder the power to alter reality.
- Narration: Manipulate the reality of one or more people by narrating a story about them.
- Wish Granting: Warp reality to another's will by making his or her dreams come true.
- Scarab Scepter: Hotep RA's Scarab Scepter has the power to impose the user's will over reality.
History[]
Season 1[]
In "What You Want," Desiree grants Dash's wish by literally turning him into a giant green monster. Later, Desiree appears once again and grants Paulina's wish, turning her into a chibi version of herself. Tucker then wishes that he had ghost powers, just like Danny, and Desiree grants him his wish.
Season 2[]
In "Memory Blank," Desiree enchants a giant cow statue which comes to life and destroys some of the trucks. Desiree enchants the movie poster with three female horror movie stars: Terminatra, Femalien, and Nightmerica in one film. When Sam wish she never meet Danny, Desiree created an alternative timeline where she never meet Danny. Desiree grants Mikey's wish by turning him into a wolf-like ghost monster to teach his bullies a lesson. After Mikey stuffed them in a locker, he changed back to normal.
In "The Fright Before Christmas," a flashback of the Fentons attempted to use this device to cook a turkey for Christmas. However, the turkey came to life and attacked them. After putting Danny in his story, the Ghost Writer turns all the living reindeer at the mall into ghosts, leaving Danny to fight them off, destroying most of the mall in the process and causing everyone to blame him. Later the Ghost Writer turned various toys to life to torment Danny.
In "King Tuck," Tucker Foley used Scarab Scepter to create an alternate world and transport the students and staff of Casper High to his world. Hotep RA used it to bring objects such as the Sphinx and hieroglyphs to life. Once Tucker regains the scepter, he return everything to normal and make everyone, except himself, Sam, and Danny, forget that anything ever happened (some of them retained a certain residual trauma though).
In "Reality Trip," the Gem of Form on the Reality Gauntlet has the power to transform beings or objects into other things. Freakshow used it to create monsters out of two oil trucks through the Gem of Form and brings them to life with the Gem of Life. The gem itself was transported to Gothapalooza in the Nevada desert where it turn a horde of goths into cute, fluffy teddy bears (which Danny later reverses). Freakshow uses it multiple times, including when he turns Danny into gelatin. When Danny was upstaging him, Freakshow used the Gauntlet, and all four gems blaze white; when the light clears, he has transformed into a ghost with four arms, wings, and a face on its chest. Danny uses the gem while wearing the gauntlet at the end to turn a vat of acid into a giant duck-shaped inflatable pool to save his friends and family. He then turns Lydia into a fish, a mallet, an apple, a teddy bear, and then herself again. Danny later uses the gauntlet to turn Freakshow back into his human self and took his powers, when he render him human again.
Known Users[]
Sightings[]
Season 1
- 106. "What You Want"
Season 2
- 201. "Memory Blank"
- 210. "The Fright Before Christmas"
- 215. "King Tuck"
- 219. "Reality Trip"