Manifestors are sources of power that personify one or more aspects. They are typically the governing force of their native Universes and can be thought of as gods. They are the third most potent entities in the Multiverse in regards to raw power, with the second and first being Higher Beings and Remnants respectively. However they are ranked first if you only count entities that follow the standard rules for being alive.

Manifestors are created during the birth of a new universe, becoming one of the first things that can be found within it.

Although Manifestors are powerful by their nature, some manifestors are stronger than others based on the aspects they personify.

Every Manifestor has a Twinned Manifestor that is associated with them. These twinned Manifestors tend to be personifications of opposing aspects. Due to this, most Manifestors tend to be naturally repelled by their twinned Manifestor, which often develops into conflict over time. The power of a Manifestor is always equivalent to that of its twinned manifestor, meaning that any conflicts started between them are unresolvable without outside influence.

A Manifestor in its natural unbound state is a pure energy based entity that slowly develops a form and mind over large periods of time. This energy state is indestructible to all but Higher Beings and Remnants, however is completely derived from its core aspect(s).

The longer an Unbound Manifestor is left to develop independently, the harder it is to bind with.

When a strong enough living entity comes into contact with a unbound Manifestor they can force their mind, body and soul into the Manifestor, merging themselves into one new being, a Bound Manifestor. Bound Manifestor's still retain their aspects however now have a merged consciousness consisting of the host and the strongest underlying principles of the Manifestor's aspect(s). Their new body is no longer just energy-based and instead tends to take physical form as this is what the host is normally most comfortable with. Depending on the potency of the Manifestor, they can alter their physical form however they wish.

Unlike an Unbound Manifestor, A Bound Manifestor can be killed. Killing a Bound Manifestor is difficult, but possible via a verity of methods. Killing a Bound Manifestor erases any trace of the Bound Manifestor's host, and leaves a fresh Unbound Manifestor that must re-develop. Manifestor's in this state are at their weakest point, and thus are easiest to bind with.

Manifestors come in a series of different types depending on how they naturally are created during the birth of a universe. The different types are linked to the Manifestor's aspect.

Concentrated Manifestor's have a single, but potent, aspect making them incredibly strong. There tends to only be one set of this type of Manifestor in a given Universe, and they tend to be the strongest.