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Yes... the power... the absolute power! The universe is mine to command! To control!
~ Jafar upon becoming a genie.
And... voila! You are now in Dimension D, a dimension of my own creation. In this mind-bending realm, my attacks are 256 times more potent!
~ Dimentio upon trapping Mario, Peach, and Bowser in his dimension he made.
We can put time and space in our pocket!
~ Gnomus the Gnome King on his and his race's power.

Reality-Warpers are characters depicted with the power to alter reality itself, often on a large scale. In order to qualify as a Reality-Warper on this wiki, a character must have at minimum a planet-wide radius of influence; this means that beings like Mad Jim Jaspers, Galactus, and many "cosmic" beings and higher-level super-beings count but lower-tiered beings (such as those who merely alter probability) are better suited to Elementals, Magic, or Paranormal.

By its very nature the "gift" of Reality-Warping makes most characters that have it among the most powerful of all adversaries and they range from planet-wide menaces to universal (and sometimes even multiversal or omniversal) threats on a godlike scale. That is until they eventually approach heroes with similar power who will greatly challenge them.

Some of these villains may even seem to display boundless power in a certain reality (The Beldam is virtually unbeatable in the Other World, the Animator is likewise extremely powerful on his computer) or all realities (i.e. Truth, Beyonder, or villainous adaptations of God are seen as close to boundless in their settings and are implied to be so on a metaversal-scale).

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