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Is there a difference or are these fundamentally the same feat?
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Is cutting space and cutting reality the same thing?
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Frey_Starlight
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i think it depends on the verse itself. Cutting reality could also accound for cutting the fabric of space and time, not just space alone.
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By default no, space is like more specific. It depends on the series
Oliver_de_jesus
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"reality" is a very broad term in general, space manipulation can be a subpower of it, but "reality warping" is generally attributed to a character that has more than just space manipulation.
so it's the same thing in the sense that a square is a parallelogram.
so it's the same thing in the sense that a square is a parallelogram.
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Nope
For example, to warp space itself will just be spatial manipulation.
But to warp space and the world itself/reality itself will be both spatial manipulation and reality warping.
So if it is described in a way that it cuts both space and reality itself, it will qualify for both, like the example I gave.
For example, to warp space itself will just be spatial manipulation.
But to warp space and the world itself/reality itself will be both spatial manipulation and reality warping.
So if it is described in a way that it cuts both space and reality itself, it will qualify for both, like the example I gave.
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"world" is again another broad term. You can warp the world with only space manipulation especially if you're creative with it.
it is context-dependent, normally the story would try to make space and reality itself distinct, but sometimes it could be flowery language too.
it is context-dependent, normally the story would try to make space and reality itself distinct, but sometimes it could be flowery language too.
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In this context, where it says 'world itself,' it refers not only to the manipulation of space itself but also to reality. So, it would qualify as reality-warping, since that is how the standards are defined.
This one is also a good example.
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