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* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' has the awesome "LeapOfFaith scene", where Indy steps onto a stone bridge that has been crafted to appear invisible from where he is standing.
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* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' has the awesome "LeapOfFaith scene", where Indy steps onto a stone bridge that has been crafted to appear invisible from where he is standing.
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** Parodied in the [[VideoGame/LEGOPiratesOfTheCaribbean LEGO video game]], where Jack then puts Davy Jones back onto his ship by looking through the telescope backwards.
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* Parodied in ''VideoGame/LEGOPiratesOfTheCaribbean'', where Jack then puts Davy Jones back onto his ship by looking through the telescope backwards.
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* Too-Dee Boy, sidekick to the superhero Mr Invincible (Definitely not to be confused with another ''ComicBook/{{Invincible}}'') has the ability to ignore the third dimension (that is, depth) - he can pick up and manipulate things like cars, buildings and people in the far distance since they appear very small but easily within arm's reach to him. Unfortunately he's a bit careless and tends to put things down in the wrong place... or rather, at the wrong depth, resulting in them getting disastrously scaled-up or down in the process.
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* In the ''Rocketjump'' video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWQGkNjbWGY "Keep Off The Grass"]], the gardener grabs the sun out of the sky and throws it down at his enemy as a huge fireball. Ironically, it ends up destroying the grass he tried to protect. Along with everything else.
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# Distance is relative: The house that looks like it's two leagues away is really just on the other end of the same page, walking "on the page" they can go there in a few steps.
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# Distance is relative: The house that looks like it's two leagues away is really just on the other end of the same page, page; walking "on the page" page," they can go there in a few steps.
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# Existence requires visibility: Anything that can't be seen isn't hidden, it ''isn't there''. Objects can thus be made to "disappear" in a PuffOfLogic.
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# Existence requires visibility: Anything that can't be seen isn't hidden, hidden; it ''isn't there''. Objects can thus be made to "disappear" in a PuffOfLogic.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Literature/{{Sourcery}}'', the [[RealityWarper Sourceror]] has this power.
* In ''Literature/{{Sourcery}}'', the [[RealityWarper Sourceror]] has this power.
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* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' story "The Robots of Death", the Doctor tells Leela that that this is the principle that enables the TARDIS to be much BiggerOnTheInside than it is on the outside. How serious an explanation this is, no-one knows. It makes perfect sense as long as he has a black hole somewhere inside the TARDIS; later dubbed the "[[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Eye_of_Harmony Eye of Harmony]]". So Time Lords HandWave black hole husbandry, not conventional physics.
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* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' story "The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS14E5TheRobotsOfDeath The Robots of Death", Death]]", the Doctor tells Leela that that this is the principle that enables the TARDIS to be much BiggerOnTheInside than it is on the outside. How serious an explanation this is, no-one knows. It makes perfect sense as long as he has a black hole somewhere inside the TARDIS; later dubbed the "[[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Eye_of_Harmony Eye of Harmony]]". So Time Lords HandWave black hole husbandry, not conventional physics.
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* During the season 2 finale of ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', the Collector moves [[spoiler:''the moon'']] by just reaching out and swiping at it, much like dragging something on a touch-screen. Unusually, this is PlayedForDrama because the feat is ''completely literal''. The sheer gulf between that casual action and the object's actual size illustrates that, despite the Collector's childishness, he's a terrifyingly powerful RealityWarper, capable of magic far beyond anyone else.
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* During the season 2 finale of ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', the Collector [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]] moves [[spoiler:''the moon'']] by just reaching out and swiping at it, much like dragging something on a touch-screen. Unusually, this is PlayedForDrama because the feat is ''completely literal''. The sheer gulf between that casual action and the object's actual size illustrates that, despite the Collector's childishness, he's a terrifyingly powerful RealityWarper, capable of magic far beyond anyone else.
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* Taikobu manages to defeat Raishinishi in ''Manga/HoushinEngi'' through a combination of drunken boxing kung fu and changing the format of the manga to a 4koma.
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* Taikobu manages to defeat Raishinishi in ''Manga/HoushinEngi'' ''Manga/HoshinEngi'' through a combination of drunken boxing kung fu and changing the format of the manga to a 4koma.
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* The Mad Hatter has this power in the game version of Tim Burton's ''VideoGame/AliceInWonderland''. It's mainly a way to fix {{Broken Bridge}}s, but can also be used to crush enemies between his fingers.
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* The Mad Hatter has this power in the game version of Tim Burton's ''VideoGame/AliceInWonderland''.''VideoGame/AliceInWonderland2010''. It's mainly a way to fix {{Broken Bridge}}s, but can also be used to crush enemies between his fingers.
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* Weaponized in ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' by Telne, who knows a spell that lets her freely manipulate the environment around her according to her point of view (to the point that simply swiping her finger will part the clouds). We even get to see what it looks like from an outsider's perspective, as clapping her hands on [[spoiler:Tohru and Elma]] during their fight results in the two nearly being crushed by a pair of massive hands.
