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Randomly thought to do this, even though I am distracted reading other series, but may as well make an argument for logic manipulation.
The characters would qualify via the law of noncontradiction imo, but I could be wrong.
Shiro and Makina both wanted to win a coin toss, so they manipulated the outcome where one of them got tails, the other head, however Makina and Shiro winning the coin toss can't exist simultaneously (Chapter 711), thus this caused a contradiction which was bending the principles and concepts of the world and would have destroyed it if not for Alice and co containing it (Chapter 710).
If accepted, this should give everyone on the level of World Creators logic manipulation.
If World Creators have it, then this is a redundant argument, however if not I think The Epilogue might also qualify.
Even if a being has the ability to nullify the abilities of Shallow Vernal, she would end the story of the being who can nullify the abilities of Shallow Vernal, even if there was being who can obliterate her at the very beginning of their encounter without giving her a chance to use her abilities, she would still end the being who obliterated Shallow Vernal, despite this being contradictory (Chapter 547).
Not a single person or thing can resist their, no matter what means they use or abilities they have, even if it was possible for Kuro to use the Prologue to make the impossible possible, making it possible to block the unblockable Epilogue, she would still only end up as a being who made it possible to block the Epilogue, and would still be ended (Chapter 636).
Faced with a being immune to or capable of dealing with the Epilogue, The Epilogue still brings them to their end (Chapter 1267).
As seen with the evidence here, The Epilogue is consistently stated to be able to do logically impossible stuff such as ending beings who are immune to the Epilogue. Now some of this might be explainable by things other than logic manipulation, such as Shiro still killing beings despite them nullifying her abilities or killing her before she uses them, you could say that happens because The Epilogue is a meta ability that perceives everything as fictional, it's outside the story, but to me I think these particular statements are meant as hypotheticals, to nullify the abilities of Shallow Vernal, you have to nullify The Epilogue, which is a meta ability, so you yourself would require some sort of meta ability, and it says even that person would still be ended despite all this being contradictory.
The same is true for The Prologue, of course so far in the story, The Prologue isn't on the level of The Epilogue, however the statement is clearly an hypothetical, that even if it were possible to block the unblockable Epilogue, Kuro would still just be a being who could block it and still be ended.
I think the last scan I posted is the most clear on the contradictions, this series has a clear hierarchy of power based on the characters "Omnipotence", quasi-omnipotence<omnipotence<omnipotent and omniscient, the author did a soft retcon on beyond omniscient and omnipotent, and just made it omnipotent and omniscient, regardless in the scan I posted it goes through the level of opponents facing off against the Epilogue, and says it brings them to their end, no one in the existing hierarchy can actually deal with the Epilogue, yet it says even if there was a being immune to The Epilogue or capable of dealing with it, they would still be brought to their end, even the strongest imaginable being would be no different. This is all obviously contradictory, because you can't simultaneously have a being immune to the Epilogue, and basically not immune to it, as The Epilogue still kills them.
In conclusion, The Epilogue would gain logic manipulation which makes it so that even if another 1-A entity tried to kill/nullify it, it would still kill them, which is hard to wrap my brain around, it's a nonsensical power.
This would also restore resistance negation to The Epilogue, and make Shiro's Last Story even more absurd, since not even The Epilogue can end it.
The characters would qualify via the law of noncontradiction imo, but I could be wrong.
World Creators
Shiro and Makina both wanted to win a coin toss, so they manipulated the outcome where one of them got tails, the other head, however Makina and Shiro winning the coin toss can't exist simultaneously (Chapter 711), thus this caused a contradiction which was bending the principles and concepts of the world and would have destroyed it if not for Alice and co containing it (Chapter 710).
If accepted, this should give everyone on the level of World Creators logic manipulation.
The Epilogue
If World Creators have it, then this is a redundant argument, however if not I think The Epilogue might also qualify.
Even if a being has the ability to nullify the abilities of Shallow Vernal, she would end the story of the being who can nullify the abilities of Shallow Vernal, even if there was being who can obliterate her at the very beginning of their encounter without giving her a chance to use her abilities, she would still end the being who obliterated Shallow Vernal, despite this being contradictory (Chapter 547).
Not a single person or thing can resist their, no matter what means they use or abilities they have, even if it was possible for Kuro to use the Prologue to make the impossible possible, making it possible to block the unblockable Epilogue, she would still only end up as a being who made it possible to block the Epilogue, and would still be ended (Chapter 636).
Faced with a being immune to or capable of dealing with the Epilogue, The Epilogue still brings them to their end (Chapter 1267).
As seen with the evidence here, The Epilogue is consistently stated to be able to do logically impossible stuff such as ending beings who are immune to the Epilogue. Now some of this might be explainable by things other than logic manipulation, such as Shiro still killing beings despite them nullifying her abilities or killing her before she uses them, you could say that happens because The Epilogue is a meta ability that perceives everything as fictional, it's outside the story, but to me I think these particular statements are meant as hypotheticals, to nullify the abilities of Shallow Vernal, you have to nullify The Epilogue, which is a meta ability, so you yourself would require some sort of meta ability, and it says even that person would still be ended despite all this being contradictory.
The same is true for The Prologue, of course so far in the story, The Prologue isn't on the level of The Epilogue, however the statement is clearly an hypothetical, that even if it were possible to block the unblockable Epilogue, Kuro would still just be a being who could block it and still be ended.
I think the last scan I posted is the most clear on the contradictions, this series has a clear hierarchy of power based on the characters "Omnipotence", quasi-omnipotence<omnipotence<omnipotent and omniscient, the author did a soft retcon on beyond omniscient and omnipotent, and just made it omnipotent and omniscient, regardless in the scan I posted it goes through the level of opponents facing off against the Epilogue, and says it brings them to their end, no one in the existing hierarchy can actually deal with the Epilogue, yet it says even if there was a being immune to The Epilogue or capable of dealing with it, they would still be brought to their end, even the strongest imaginable being would be no different. This is all obviously contradictory, because you can't simultaneously have a being immune to the Epilogue, and basically not immune to it, as The Epilogue still kills them.
In conclusion, The Epilogue would gain logic manipulation which makes it so that even if another 1-A entity tried to kill/nullify it, it would still kill them, which is hard to wrap my brain around, it's a nonsensical power.
This would also restore resistance negation to The Epilogue, and make Shiro's Last Story even more absurd, since not even The Epilogue can end it.
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