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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | If a Retcon is changing the past, and a Cosmic Retcon is an in-universe changing of the past, then Retconjuration never happened is the ability to create a Cosmic Retcon. Possibly a subtrope of Reality Warper, and was once mayor of New York may or may not involve leaning on, painting or breaking the Fourth Wall, or pressing a literal Reset Button. (Although, depending on the scale of the Retconjuration instance, it may categorically force other in-universe examples of Reality Warper into becoming an in-universe subtrope of Retconjuration itself.) |