So, it's occurred to me that Grim Creeper's armor may genuinely count as a adaptive equipment.
We all know Grim's whole 'leaving his armor and guiding it's attacks' thing, right? Well, did you know that Grim can't touch anything without it, even if he wants to?
This is a page from the seventh Mask of Power book, and it showcases Grim Creeper himself stating that he cannot help this guy, because he can't touch anything without his armor. Later in this same chapter he once again says that he's unable to interact with the world without his armor;
In fact, this is an even clearer example of the point I'm trying to make: here, Grim Creeper himself says, word for word, that he is incapable of harming Kaos in his Ghost form. You could also argue that he's just saying he's not very strong but 1. Look at the previous example. Even somebody with noodles for arms can scratch an itch. And 2. That still proves the point that I'm trying to make, because something that enhances your limbs still counts as a daily living aid.
In the next chapter, Grim continue's to prove he needs his armor to do simple things when he gives Wizbit the keys to his cell;
It would have been much easier and possibly more efficient to just simply pick up the keys, but Grim Creeper didn't do that. If we look back at my previous points, Grim did it this way because he didn't have any other ways to do so.
Grim's armor possibly has the ability to send people messages from Grim!
While most daily living aid's don't have this function, and it's possible that Slam Bam is making an assumption about the armor that isn't actually true, this could theoretically mean that if Grim Creeper is ever in danger or simply needs help with something, he can send his armor to either get that help or come assist him, which actually has some canon backing, since the main reason Grim Creeper separates from his armor in game is to float through enemies unharmed, marking them as targets for his armor to attack when he summons it back to him.
Basically, Grim Creeper's armor helps him touch things, fight bad guys, probably allows him to eat, can possibly send long-distance messages from him, which if true means that it has a built in 'help I've fallen and I can't get up' function? Yeah, no, that's a daily living aid. That's Grim's prosthetic body. Let him celebrate disability pride.
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