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Originally Posted by serenade_beta
To be honest, he can only just "control vectors" of the objects that touch him at this point and that is it. If something happens in the series where just "vector control" shouldn't cause happen, rather than considering this as "Oh, he has more than just that simple power", you should consider it as the author's mistake on the limits of what vector control can do (in fact, this is probably correct).
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To be honest, there's very little that
can't be explained by vector control. The power as described is pretty much boundless, although I guess most of the problems might stem from the "touch" limitation rather than any limitation the vectors might impose (not likely). It all depends on what counts as an "object." Presumably he can control parts of the object that he's not touching (even a small bullet has a front and a back, and he seems to reflect it as a unit). Is he "touching" the atmosphere? The world?