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So in the verse, there are characters or ranks that manipulate causality by manipulating the law of cause and effect, which should also qualify as law manipulation. Here, here, and here etc are the examples
Kaito has a hammer that forces pain onto beings who lack the concept of pain, or are incapable of experiencing pain, in order to deal damage to them. This should qualify as Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1), as it would forcibly impose the concept of pain onto the target, making them participate in that concept so damage can be inflicted. The reason for CM1 is that the hammer is created by Shiro, meaning the power it possesses is Shiro's, making it an authority. It affects Alice, who already has baseline resistance to CM1 and law, giving it a layer of CM1 and LM.
High-ranking demons and higher should have Invisibility, as Recognition Inhibition Magic can be used to achieve invisibility and this here.
Isis should have empowerment, as the strength of her death magic is shaped by her emotions and mental state. The worse her mood is, the stronger it becomes.
Epilogue should lose death manipulation. It does cause instant death, but not in a way that qualifies as death manipulation, since it represents the end of a story. When a target story is brought to an end, the character cease to exist within it.
Agree: Celestial_Pegasus, Enter_Bluey @DarkDragonMedeus @Godernet
Neutral:
Disagree:
Kaito has a hammer that forces pain onto beings who lack the concept of pain, or are incapable of experiencing pain, in order to deal damage to them. This should qualify as Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1), as it would forcibly impose the concept of pain onto the target, making them participate in that concept so damage can be inflicted. The reason for CM1 is that the hammer is created by Shiro, meaning the power it possesses is Shiro's, making it an authority. It affects Alice, who already has baseline resistance to CM1 and law, giving it a layer of CM1 and LM.
High-ranking demons and higher should have Invisibility, as Recognition Inhibition Magic can be used to achieve invisibility and this here.
Isis should have empowerment, as the strength of her death magic is shaped by her emotions and mental state. The worse her mood is, the stronger it becomes.
Epilogue should lose death manipulation. It does cause instant death, but not in a way that qualifies as death manipulation, since it represents the end of a story. When a target story is brought to an end, the character cease to exist within it.
Agree: Celestial_Pegasus, Enter_Bluey @DarkDragonMedeus @Godernet
Neutral:
Disagree:
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