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[[File:Nagito Causes Landslide.gif|thumb|400px|[[Nagito Komaeda|Nagito Komaeda's]] so-called "Ultimate Luck" can cause extremely implausible events to happen in his favor, like kicking a single pebble to create a massive rock slide to bury his opponents.]]
[[File:Zoro_s_Luck.gif|center|Roronora Zoro's luck surpasses the cursed luck of the Kitetsu III]]
== Summary ==
== Background ==
While many characters can be described as lucky, some are lucky to a far more exceptional, supernatural extent. At the level of '''Supernatural Luck''', one's good fortune can be compared to passive [[Probability Manipulation]], often overlapping for some characters, as they are followed by good fortune in everything they do and everywhere they go, to the point that impossible coincidences line up again and again in their favor. Being lucky in itself is not enough to have this ability - a character's exceptional luck must be a real ability.
'''Supernatural Luck''' is the ability to experience extraordinary fortune or misfortune beyond normal probability. Unlike ordinary luck, which can fluctuate unpredictably, supernatural luck functions as an almost passive manipulation of probabilities, allowing events to unfold in a way that consistently benefits or harms the user. This ability is distinct from mere chance or statistical anomalies; it is an inherent power that actively shapes the user's reality.


== Users ==
Characters with supernatural luck often find themselves miraculously escaping perilous situations, succeeding in impossible endeavors, or experiencing events aligning perfectly in their favor. Conversely, those afflicted with supernatural misfortune may encounter relentless streaks of bad luck, with the universe seemingly conspiring against them. This power is common in fiction, particularly in comedic, adventurous, or chaotic settings where improbable coincidences drive the narrative. 
* [[Nagito Komaeda]] and [[Hajime Hinata|Izuru Kamukura]] ([[Danganronpa]])
 
* [[Vriska Serket]] ([[Homestuck]])
== Also Called ==
* [[Xeno a]] ([[Len'en Project]])
* '''Impossible Luck''' 
* [[:Category:Servants|Servants]] with high Luck, such as [[Saber (Fate/stay night)|Saber]] ([[Nasuverse]])
* '''Extreme Fortune''' 
* [[Higashikawa Mamoru]] and [[Bunny Girl Karen]] ([[A Simple Series]])
* '''Absolute Misfortune''' (when negative)
* Food Luck users, such as [[Joa]], [[Midora]], and [[Toriko]] ([[Toriko (Universe)|Toriko]])
* '''Reality-Bending Luck''' 
[[Category:Powers and Abilities]]
* '''Fate’s Favor''' 
 
== Possible Applications == 
* '''Probability Manipulation:''' Subconsciously bending chance to ensure favorable outcomes or misfortune for others. 
* '''Escaping Peril:''' Avoiding lethal situations through sheer luck, even when logically impossible. 
* '''Lucky Breaks:''' Finding needed items, meeting the right people, or stumbling into solutions by chance. 
* '''Unintentional Victory:''' Winning competitions, battles, or challenges without strategy or skill. 
* '''Coincidental Timing:''' Always arriving at the right place at the right time—or the worst time for those with misfortune. 
* '''Sudden Wealth or Resources:''' Gaining money, treasure, or supplies through lucky happenstance. 
* '''Unstoppable Bad Luck:''' Those with supernatural misfortune experience never-ending accidents, failures, or disasters. 
* '''Chaotic Events:''' The presence of the user causes wildly unpredictable things to happen, affecting their surroundings. 
 
== Potential Types == 
* '''Passive Luck:''' The user’s fortune or misfortune functions automatically, constantly influencing events in their favor or against them. 
* '''Selective Luck:''' The user can consciously activate their luck at will, enhancing their odds of success. 
* '''Chaotic Luck:''' The user’s luck fluctuates unpredictably between extreme fortune and misfortune. 
* '''Targeted Luck:''' The user can impose their luck onto others, improving or ruining their fate. 
 
== Possible Limitations == 
* '''Uncontrollable Influence:''' Luck may operate beyond the user's control, affecting even unintended events. 
* '''Reversed Luck:''' Some characters suffer extreme misfortune instead of good luck. 
* '''Situational Limits:''' Luck may not apply to certain scenarios, such as supernatural interference or absolute laws of reality. 
* '''Luck Nullification:''' Certain forces or individuals may negate or counteract supernatural luck. 
* '''Cosmic Balance:''' Extreme luck may come at a cost, requiring equal misfortune elsewhere. 
 
== Users == 
* '''[[Captain Jack Sparrow]]''' (Pirates of the Caribbean)
 
[[Category:Powers and Techniques]]

Latest revision as of 03:06, 9 March 2025

Roronora Zoro's luck surpasses the cursed luck of the Kitetsu III
Roronora Zoro's luck surpasses the cursed luck of the Kitetsu III

Background

Supernatural Luck is the ability to experience extraordinary fortune or misfortune beyond normal probability. Unlike ordinary luck, which can fluctuate unpredictably, supernatural luck functions as an almost passive manipulation of probabilities, allowing events to unfold in a way that consistently benefits or harms the user. This ability is distinct from mere chance or statistical anomalies; it is an inherent power that actively shapes the user's reality.

Characters with supernatural luck often find themselves miraculously escaping perilous situations, succeeding in impossible endeavors, or experiencing events aligning perfectly in their favor. Conversely, those afflicted with supernatural misfortune may encounter relentless streaks of bad luck, with the universe seemingly conspiring against them. This power is common in fiction, particularly in comedic, adventurous, or chaotic settings where improbable coincidences drive the narrative.

Also Called

  • Impossible Luck
  • Extreme Fortune
  • Absolute Misfortune (when negative)
  • Reality-Bending Luck
  • Fate’s Favor

Possible Applications

  • Probability Manipulation: Subconsciously bending chance to ensure favorable outcomes or misfortune for others.
  • Escaping Peril: Avoiding lethal situations through sheer luck, even when logically impossible.
  • Lucky Breaks: Finding needed items, meeting the right people, or stumbling into solutions by chance.
  • Unintentional Victory: Winning competitions, battles, or challenges without strategy or skill.
  • Coincidental Timing: Always arriving at the right place at the right time—or the worst time for those with misfortune.
  • Sudden Wealth or Resources: Gaining money, treasure, or supplies through lucky happenstance.
  • Unstoppable Bad Luck: Those with supernatural misfortune experience never-ending accidents, failures, or disasters.
  • Chaotic Events: The presence of the user causes wildly unpredictable things to happen, affecting their surroundings.

Potential Types

  • Passive Luck: The user’s fortune or misfortune functions automatically, constantly influencing events in their favor or against them.
  • Selective Luck: The user can consciously activate their luck at will, enhancing their odds of success.
  • Chaotic Luck: The user’s luck fluctuates unpredictably between extreme fortune and misfortune.
  • Targeted Luck: The user can impose their luck onto others, improving or ruining their fate.

Possible Limitations

  • Uncontrollable Influence: Luck may operate beyond the user's control, affecting even unintended events.
  • Reversed Luck: Some characters suffer extreme misfortune instead of good luck.
  • Situational Limits: Luck may not apply to certain scenarios, such as supernatural interference or absolute laws of reality.
  • Luck Nullification: Certain forces or individuals may negate or counteract supernatural luck.
  • Cosmic Balance: Extreme luck may come at a cost, requiring equal misfortune elsewhere.

Users