This list encompasses fictional characters with the paranormal or superhuman ability to either passively or actively manipulate probability. For this list:
* Character is the name of the character.
* Media refers to the type of media in which the character first appears. It also includes media where the character later saw substantial use. These are in publication order.
* Source is the primary work(s) featuring the character. For characters from anime or manga, the overall series is listed instead of the various sub-series (example:Dragon Ball instead of Dragon Ball Z or Dragon Ball GT) This information is also listed in publication order.
* Origin is a brief definition of the character's power, such as "Inherent", "Mutant", "Magic", etc. A note field expanding on this ca
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| - This list encompasses fictional characters with the paranormal or superhuman ability to either passively or actively manipulate probability. For this list:
* Character is the name of the character.
* Media refers to the type of media in which the character first appears. It also includes media where the character later saw substantial use. These are in publication order.
* Source is the primary work(s) featuring the character. For characters from anime or manga, the overall series is listed instead of the various sub-series (example:Dragon Ball instead of Dragon Ball Z or Dragon Ball GT) This information is also listed in publication order.
* Origin is a brief definition of the character's power, such as "Inherent", "Mutant", "Magic", etc. A note field expanding on this ca
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| - This list encompasses fictional characters with the paranormal or superhuman ability to either passively or actively manipulate probability. For this list:
* Character is the name of the character.
* Media refers to the type of media in which the character first appears. It also includes media where the character later saw substantial use. These are in publication order.
* Source is the primary work(s) featuring the character. For characters from anime or manga, the overall series is listed instead of the various sub-series (example:Dragon Ball instead of Dragon Ball Z or Dragon Ball GT) This information is also listed in publication order.
* Origin is a brief definition of the character's power, such as "Inherent", "Mutant", "Magic", etc. A note field expanding on this can be included under the character's listing.
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