It's just stupid enough to work. The problem with a world of imagination is that not all criminals actually have any imagination, especially not the mooks assigned to guard the outpost.
So no, they don't expect a military vehicle to just roll up the wall and into their base in a glorified hamster ball. They're also not expecting stun grenades and they're sure as hell not someone to play merry hell with gravity.
That means the two of them burst onto the scene fairly explosively, and mooks go flying or slam down into the ground due to suddenly now weighing 400 pounds. They have a clear shot at a massive door that leads inside into the main part of the outpost, but someone's imagined that it's made out of inertron, the hardest densest substance in the universe, so they're going to have to imagine their way through or around that.
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So no, they don't expect a military vehicle to just roll up the wall and into their base in a glorified hamster ball. They're also not expecting stun grenades and they're sure as hell not someone to play merry hell with gravity.
That means the two of them burst onto the scene fairly explosively, and mooks go flying or slam down into the ground due to suddenly now weighing 400 pounds. They have a clear shot at a massive door that leads inside into the main part of the outpost, but someone's imagined that it's made out of inertron, the hardest densest substance in the universe, so they're going to have to imagine their way through or around that.