Just a poll to see what people's opinions are on superpowers..

Invisibility because you can sneak up on someone and get away with anything or spy on your enemies and know their every move. You would have to be truly invisible though none of that predator crap where you can be seen in infared or true UV light. And yes Q powers are ultimate, but its more a state of being or existence than a superpower. Superpowers are powers that others of your kind or similar beings  do not possess.

umm..... ok..... so... copy and past time.

superhero fiction is a superpower. It is the ability to reshape matter and energy, create or alter life and matter, turn a person's thoughts or desires into reality, simulate any and all other powers and abilities, bend time and space or possibly even rewrite the laws of physics.

All things are possible for a reality-warper, making them seem omnipotent. The Joker, wielding the power of Mr. Mxyzptlk as "Emperor Joker", was even able to rewrite logic itself, for example, making the whole world believe that 2 + 2 equals "five"[citation needed].

Some of the most extreme reality warpers, like Mxyzptlk and James Jaspers, are not even limited by their own physical bodies and can alter their own stature and appearance at will to become whatever they want to be, no matter how bizarre it might be[citation needed]. In DC comics, the fifth-dimensional imps that sometimes visit the DC universe, of which Mxyzptlk is the most common and well-known, seem to be the most common and also the most powerful reality warpers[citation needed].

Rarely in fiction are reality warpers depicted as heroic or benign. Reality warpers in fiction are almost always antagonists, villains or otherwise depicted as dangerous. Reality warpers exhibiting a childlike (such as Anthony Fremont) or insane personality (like Proteus or Mad Jim Jaspers) are also common.

Another typical theme in fiction is for the protagonist to be granted this ability and must resist abusing the power. Reality warpers are also commonly affected by their subconscious minds, which cause reality to change against their will (like Magician of Ultimate X-Men or Doctor Doom with the Beyonder's power).

In cartoons, the effects of reality warping are often shown to be temporary. For example, in Superman: The Animated Series, reality returns to normal after Mr. Mxyzptlk is tricked into going back to his dimension.

In the real world, a person undergoing a lucid dream may be able to experience the power of reality warping.


Marvel's mutant reality warpers

Marvel mutants with potential for reality warping encountered in Marvel comics include:

    * Jamie Braddock
    * Fan Boy
    * Mad Jim Jaspers
    * Mister M
    * Onslaught
    * Proteus
    * Franklin Richards
    * Scarlet Witch
    * Twilight
    * Tyler Trevor Chase[1]
    * Willie Evans, Jr.[2]
    * Magician
    * Wiccan
    * Hyperstorm

[edit] Other comics reality warpers

Apart from the MU Mutant reality warpers, many other different beings in Marvel and DC, and other comics also possess reality warping powers, or powers which might potentially be used for reality alteration. These include, amongst others:

    * Bat-Mite (DCU)
    * The Doctor (WS)
    * Doctor Manhattan (DCU)
    * Enerjak (Archie Comics)
    * Ion (DCU)
    * Mammoth Mogul (Archie Comics)
    * Matthew Cable (DCU)
    * Mr. Mxyzptlk (DCU)
    * Neron (DCU)
    * Parallax (DCU)
    * Qwsp (DCU)
    * The Spectre (DCU)
    * The Thunderbolt (DCU)
    * Trigon the Terrible (DCU)
    * Amazo (DCAU)
    * Elyon Brown (W.I.T.C.H)
    * The Impossible Man (MU)
    * Korvac (MU)
    * Kubik (MU)
    * The Man With the Power (MU)
    * Mephisto (MU)
    * Molecule Man (MU)
    * Shaper of Worlds (MU)
    * Beyonder (MU)
    * Solar (Valiant)
    * Mothergod (Valiant)

[edit] Non-comics reality warpers

Apart from comic characters, there has been a number of science fiction and fantasy characters who have exhibited reality warping powers of various forms, at least within the boundaries of certain environments and/or restrictions. Such characters include:

    * Gary Mitchell (Star Trek),
    * Metatron (Dogma)
    * Anyanka (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
    * Avatars, including Cole Turner and Leo Wyatt (Charmed)
    * Cyvus Vail (Angel)
    * Sutter Cane (In the Mouth of Madness)
    * Celestial Toymaker and, briefly, Rose Tyler (Doctor Who)
    * Cosmo, Wanda and numerous other magical beings (The Fairly OddParents)
    * Crayak (Animorphs)
    * Ellimist (Animorphs)
    * Larry (Teen Titans (TV series))
    * Possibly Elders (Charmed)
    * Figment (Epcot's Journey Into Imagination attraction, most noticeably in the current version)
    * Genies (Mythology)
    * Alessa Gillespie (Silent Hill)
    * Palmer Eldritch (The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch by Philip K. Dick)
    * Anthony Fremont from It's a Good Life by Jerome Bixby, which was made into a Twilight Zone episode with the same name.
    * Wyatt Halliwell (Charmed)
    * Orihime Inoue (Bleach)
    * Gemini Saga (Saint Seiya)
    * Gemini Kanon (Saint Seiya)
    * Lain Iwakawa (Serial Experiments Lain)
    * It/Pennywise (It)
    * Barbas, the Demon of Fear (Charmed)
    * Billie Jenkins (Charmed)
    * Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)
    * Divis Mal (Aberrant role-playing game)
    * The Mask (comics & movie)
    * John Murdock (Dark City)
    * Neo (The Matrix)
    * George Orr (The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin)
    * Q (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
    * Amanda Rogers (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
    * Sarda the Sage of 8-Bit Theater
    * Jobe Smith (The Lawnmower Man)
    * The Strangers (Dark City)
    * Haruhi Suzumiya (Suzumiya Haruhi series)
    * Sasaki (Suzumiya Haruhi series)
    * Dark Schneider (Bastard!!)
    * Yubel (Yu-Gi-Oh! GX)
    * Yūko Ichihara (xxxHolic)
    * Charlie Evans in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode Charlie X

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