A character that is all-powerful. Either literally omnipotent, or are simply so powerful that they're virtually omnipotent within the context of the story.

The ultimate Story-Breaker Power. A Reality Warper able to do whatever they please or imagine despite physical or natural laws.

The trope The Omnipotent concerns not only characters that are actually omnipotent but also those that are virtually so.

A Twelve-Step Program to Omnipotence is a Marvel Cinematic Universe Self-Insert Fic by Bakkughan which tries to answer a single question: how far is your ...

Under normal space-time rules, people exist in only one place at one time. They can cheat with remote bodies, clone bodies, mind copies, and so on, ...

A character with an Omniscient Morality License is usually one of the Powers That Be or very close to it. They can do anything to the hero and still be …

A character that knows everything. Either literally everything, or simply everything worth knowing under the circumstances. May or may not have Blue-and-Orange ...

9 нояб. 2020 г. · Basically, TV Tropes likes slapping the word Omnipotence on concepts that are not Omnipotence. (Edited by AlphaTheHD). 0. AlphaTheHD's avatar.

Omnipresent Tropes · Tropes that are essential building blocks of almost every story: · Tropes that are more avoidable in theory, but are omnipresent in practice:.

A benevolent, powerful magician who would slay the monsters and purify the miasma threatening to overrun the kingdom of Salutania and the rest of the world.