The ability to use probability-related super science. Form of Super Science. Variation of Probability and Curse Manipulation. Scientific version of Luck/Curse Magic.
Also Called
- Curse Science
- Luck Science
Capabilities
The user can manipulate probability as a form of super science. Unlike general probability/curse manipulation, this is specifically scientific. Meaning this can be achieve through advanced technology (even a high tech object) or via enhancements (artificial based).
Applications
- Curse/Jinx Manipulation
- Formula Manifestation
- Probability/Absolute Probability Manipulation
- Probability Technology
Limitations
- Science Negation
- Without the knowledge or proper skill, the intended use of such science can create unpredictable or potentially dangerous results.
Associations
Known Users
- Experiment 113 "Shoe" (Lilo & Stitch: The Series)
- Felicia Hardy/Black Cat (Marvel Comics)
- Leprechonians (Monsters vs Aliens)
- Professor Doofenshmirtz (Phineas and Ferb); via Stinkelkrampen-inator
Known Objects
- The Infinite Improbability Drive (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)
- Bad Luck Accelerometer (Jimmy Two-Shoes)
- Murphy's Law Suit (Milo Murphy's Law)
- Stinkelkrampen-Inator (Phineas and Ferb)
- Gambling Device (Star Trek DS9: Rivals + Star Trek Online)
Gallery
Professor Doofenshmirtz (Phineas and Ferb) planned on giving his brother Roger bad luck via his Stinkelkrampen-inator in reverse mode.
Experiment 113 "Shoe" (Lilo & Stitch) causes bad luck when his horns are facing down.
Leprechonians (Monsters vs Aliens) are a race of Leprechaun-like aliens that can manipulate probability, inducing good luck or bad luck on others.
The Infinite Improbability Drive (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) was installed on the starship heart of gold. With it, it can turn highly improbable events into certainties, effectively functioning as Inducing possibilities and probabilities by altering the probabilistic landscape of reality.