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[[File:Zoro_s_Luck.gif|thumb|400px|Roronora Zoro's luck surpasses the cursed luck of the Kitetsu III]] | [[File:Zoro_s_Luck.gif|thumb|400px|Roronora Zoro's luck surpasses the cursed luck of the Kitetsu III]] | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
'''Supernatural Luck''' is the ability where the user has unbelievable luck that isn't conceivable in reality. Unlike how many characters can be simply lucky or unlucky, at the level of supernatural luck, ones good fortune or bad fortune can be compared to a passive manipulation of probabilities, which often overlap for some characters, because they are followed by good fortune or bad fortune in everything they do and wherever they go, at the point that impossible coincidences are still in their favor or against it. Being lucky in itself is not enough to have this ability - the exceptional luck of a character must be a real ability. An example of this is characters in movies or games who normally get out of the direst situations purely due to their luck and wit alone, where anyone else would've died, or a character being chronically unlucky to where their mere existence tries to have everything go against them. | |||
==Users== | ==Users== | ||
*[[Captain Jack Sparrow]] (Pirates of the Caribbean) | |||
*[[Mickey Mouse (2013)]] | *[[Mickey Mouse (2013)]] | ||
*[[Penny (Lucky Penny)]] | *[[Penny (Lucky Penny)]] | ||
[[Category:Powers and Abilities]] | [[Category:Powers and Abilities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:12, 9 October 2024
Background
Supernatural Luck is the ability where the user has unbelievable luck that isn't conceivable in reality. Unlike how many characters can be simply lucky or unlucky, at the level of supernatural luck, ones good fortune or bad fortune can be compared to a passive manipulation of probabilities, which often overlap for some characters, because they are followed by good fortune or bad fortune in everything they do and wherever they go, at the point that impossible coincidences are still in their favor or against it. Being lucky in itself is not enough to have this ability - the exceptional luck of a character must be a real ability. An example of this is characters in movies or games who normally get out of the direst situations purely due to their luck and wit alone, where anyone else would've died, or a character being chronically unlucky to where their mere existence tries to have everything go against them.
Users
- Captain Jack Sparrow (Pirates of the Caribbean)
- Mickey Mouse (2013)
- Penny (Lucky Penny)
