The ability to wield or create weapons with electrokinetic power. Variation of Element Weaponry. Not to be confused with Ionic Weaponry.
Also Called
- Electric/Electrical Weapons
- Electrokinetic Weaponry
- Electro-Weaponry
- Weapons of Electricity/Lightning
Capabilities
User can create or wield weaponry with power over electricity, which grants the user a wide variety of electricity or lightning-based abilities. This ability is not only specific to mystic weapons, but also technologically advanced weapons. The power of the weapons depends on what they were created for or what level of electrokinetic-based ability they possess.
Applications
Variations
- Electricity Artillery
- Electrokinetic Blade Construction
- Electrokinetic Claws
- Electrokinetic Polearm Construction
- Electrokinetic Whip Generation
- Lightning Bow Construction
Associations
- Electric Cutting
- Electric-Fire Weaponry
- Electrical Constructs
- Electricity Manipulation
- Electricity Solidification
- Electromagnetic Weaponry
- Element Weaponry
- Elemental Weaponry
- Power Weaponry
- Weather Weaponry
Limitations
- May need an adequately powerful source of electricity to use powers or even be effective at all.
- May not be able to overpower Transcendent Weaponry.
- Weapon may require a source of power such as an item.
- Electrical Immunity
Known Users
- Bayonetta (Bayonetta); via 武甕槌 Takemikazuchi
- Chōjirō Sasakibe (Bleach)
- Soma Cruz (Castlevania series); via Gungner
- Cyblade (Cyberforce)
- Users of Sunlight Blade/Lightning Blade (Dark Souls/Dark Souls II/Dark Souls III)
- Batwing Demons (Dark Souls); via Demon's Spears
- Dragon Slayer Ornstein (Dark Souls); via Dragonslayer Spear
- Executioner Smough (Dark Souls); after smashing Ornstein
- Giant Blacksmith (Dark Souls); via Blacksmith Giant Hammer
- Sentinels (Dark Souls); via Giant's Halberd
- Heide Knights (Dark Souls II)
- Looking Glass Knight (Dark Souls II); via Thorned Greatsword
- Creighton the Wanderer (Dark Souls III); via Dragonslayer's Axe
- Dragonslayer Armour (Dark Souls III); via Dragonslayer Greataxe
- Drakeblood Knights (Dark Souls III); via Drakeblood Greatswords
- Lothric Knights (Dark Souls III); via Lothric Knight Greatswords
- The Nameless King (Dark Souls III); via Dragonslayer Swordspear
- NiCO (Dead or Alive 6)
- Bladedancers (Destiny)
- Stormcallers (Destiny)
- Strikers (Destiny)
- Arcstriders (Destiny 2)
- Dante (Devil May Cry)
- Andromon (Digimon)
- HiAndromon (Digimon)
- General Jingwei (Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage); via Jingwei's shocksword
- Quarrymen (Gargoyles)
- Kratos (God of War); via Nemesis Whip
- Aloy (Horizon Zero Dawn)
- Sylens (Horizon Zero Dawn)
- Cole MacGrath (inFAMOUS); via the Amp
- Kain (Legacy of Kain); via Lightning enhancement
- Anton Vanko/Whiplash (Marvel Comics)
- Thor (Marvel Comics)
- N7 Shadow Infiltrator (Mass Effect)
- Users of Disruptor Omni-Tools (Mass Effect)
- Angara (Mass Effect: Andromeda)
- Tachibana Ginchiyo (Nioh); via Raikiri
- Sherry Birkin (Resident Evil 6); via Stun Rod
- Laville Clemente (Tales of Destiny); via his Swordian
- Philia Felice (Tales of Destiny); via Clemente
- Cryptek Ethermancers (Warhammer 40,000)
Known Electricity Weapons
- Swords of Eden (Assassin's Creed franchise)
- Gonryōmaru - Kōkō Gonryō Rikyū (Bleach)
- Bolt Paper (Bloodborne)
- Tonitrus (Bloodborne)
- Tiny Tonitrus (Bloodborne)
- Muramasa (Castlevania series)
- Mjollnjr (Castlevania series)
- Whip of Lightning (Castlevania series)
- Vjaya (Castlevania series)
- Lightning Weaponry (Dark Souls/Dark Souls II/Dark Souls III)
- Dragonslayer Spear (Dark Souls/Dark Souls II/Dark Souls III)
- Bow of Want (Dark Souls II)
- Dragonslayer's Crescent Axe (Dark Souls II)
- Heide Greatlance (Dark Souls II)
- Heide Knight Sword (Dark Souls II)
- Heide Lance (Dark Souls II)
- Heide Spear (Dark Souls II)
- Stormruler (Demon's Souls)
- Alastor (Devil May Cry)
- Nevan (Devil May Cry)
- Avo's Lamentation (Fable III); with "Holy Blast" augmentation
- The Channeler (Fable III); with "Quester" augmentation
- Thundaraga (Fable III); with "Boom!" augmentation
- Scythe's Warhammer (Fable III); with "Stormlord" augmentation
- Lightning-based weapons (Final Fantasy series)
- Levin Sword (Fire Emblem series)
- Raijinto (Fire Emblem Fates)
- Stormslinger (Horizon Zero Dawn)
- Sylens' Lance (Horizon Zero Dawn)
- Great Thunderblade (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
- Thunderblade (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
- Thunderspear (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
- Mjolnir (Marvel Comics)
- Electric Firaan (Mass Effect: Andromeda)
- Mikazuki Munechika (Nioh)
- Raikiri (Nioh)
- Sword of Tengu (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series)
- Voltaic Staff (Warhammer 40,000)
- Arc Blade (XCOM 2)
- Wave Beam (Metroid series)
Gallery
NiCO (Dead or Alive 6) makes heavy use of her electro-gloves in combat.
Arcstriders (Destiny 2) who use Arc Staff creates a polearm of Arc energy that acts as their fighting stick that when hits their enemies blasts them with shocking energies.
General Jingwei (Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage) with his signature shock sword.
Robin (Fire Emblem/Super Smash Bros.) can use the Levin Sword to produce lightning on itself for a powerful slash attack.
Ryoma (Fire Emblem Fates) wielding Raijinto, a katana infused with the power of lightning.
The Quarrymen (Gargoyles) wield electrical hammers to fight gargoyles.
Cole MacGrath (inFAMOUS) wielding the Amp, a melee weapon designed to channel his electrokinetic powers for melee and close quarter combat.
Using the Balance Emblem, Kain (Legacy of Kain) infuses the Reaver with lightning.
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Anton Vanko/Whiplash (Marvel Comics) with his plasma-based electrokinetic whips.
Thor (Marvel Comics)
The Sword of Tengu (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series) is crafted from Utrom metal and attached to a handle that electrifies it.