** All of the disconnected humans who reentered as Zion operatives use this to bend and break the physical laws within the Matrix, but it had its limits. The Oracle and her weird kids live this trope, because "There is no spoon"--that is, they mastered simple forms of RealityWarping. Unlike all others, Neo gained complete mastery.
** Outside of the Matrix, Neo's powers [[spoiler: to force enemy Machines to explode seems more technological, attributed to how he is differently wired than other humans in regards to the Matrix and the Machines. He effectively cracked into Sentinels wirelessly, interrupting their actions.]] The ability is limited in scope and range, [[spoiler:worked only on Sentinels and their bombs,]] and tired Neo greatly in the final battle on his way to the Machine City.
** Then there's Smith, [[spoiler: the computer virus version of this, managing to infect disconnected humans. Luckily, he was defeated before finding out whether he could spread in the real world the way he did inside the Matrix.]]

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