The ability to wield or create weapons that can heal rather than harm. Variation of Power Weaponry.
Also Called
- Healing Weapons
- Health Weapons
- Medical Weapons
- Weapons of Health/Healing
Capabilities
User can to create or wield weaponry with the power to heal, which grants them wide variety of restoration-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 healing ability they posses.
Applications
Variations
- Healing Artillery
- Healing Blade Construction
- Healing Bomb Generation
- Healing Bow Construction
- Healing Polearm Construction
- Healing Shield Construction
- Healing Whip Generation
Associations
- Flawless Healing
- Healing Slash
- Healing Energy Constructs
- Healing Energy Manipulation
- Health Manipulation
- Power Weaponry
Limitations
- May need a transfer of health from the user to the recipient, or another victim.
- May not be able to overpower Transcendent Weaponry.
- Weapon may require a source of power such as an item.
- May be unable to transcend the limitations of the person's body, be they an inability to heal beyond a certain point, or unable to augment past their natural abilities.
- Unhealing/Anti-Regeneration.
Known Users
See also: Healing Shiv.
- Hanatarō Yamada (Bleach)
- Retsu Unohana (Bleach)
- Genji Ikusabe (Buso Renkin)
- Blue Lantern Corps (DC Comics)
- White Lantern Corps (DC Comics)
- Sesshōmaru (InuYasha)
- Magik (Marvel Comics)
- Kisame Hoshigaki (Naruto)
- Saga (One Piece)
- Trafalgar D. Water Law (One Piece)
- Mercy (Overwatch)
- Atwight Eks (Tales of Destiny); via her Swordian
- Rutee Katrea (Tales of Destiny); via Atwight
- Raven (Tales of Vesperia); via Love Shot
- Medic (Team Fortress 2)
- Fix-It Felix, Jr. (Wreck-It Ralph)
- Fix-It Felix, Sr. (Wreck-It Ralph)
- Tia (Zatch Bell!)
Known Healing Weapons
- The Vampire's Revenge (Baldur's Gate)
- Gekisen (Buso Renkin)
- Eleum Loyce (Dark Souls II)
- Blue Lantern Ring (DC Comics)
- White Lantern Ring (DC Comics)
- Healing Rod (DC Comics)
- Dagger of Friendship (The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles)
- Healing Staff (Final Fantasy series)
- Stim-Gas Grenade (Gears of War: Judgment)
- Weapons with Healing Power (Guild Wars 2)
- Tenseiga (InuYasha)
- Medic's Reviving Device (Killzone series)
- Soulsword (Marvel Comics)
- Samehada (Naruto)
- Shichiseiken (One Piece)
- Caduceus Staff (Overwatch)
- XR-42 Phoenix (Resistance series)
- Revitalizing Kitchen Knife (Toriko)
- Magic Hammer (Wreck-It Ralph)
- Saifogeo/Shin Saifogeo (Zatch Bell!)
Gallery
Hanatarō Yamada's Hisagomaru (Bleach) heals the wounds it touches, collecting it into the blade until it reaches maximum level, which then can be released in one massive injurious blast.
As long as Genji Ikusabe (Buso Renkin) wields his Gekisen,...
...both he and the spear can regenerate even from being blown to bits.
The Blue Lantern Corps (DC Comics) excel in using the blue light of hope to heal others through their rings.
Sesshōmaru's (InuYasha) blade Tenseiga can heal and revive one hundred lives with one stroke.
Magik (Marvel Comics) can heal those she stabs with the Soulsword, if she chooses.
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Trafalgar D. Water Law (One Piece)
The Medic (Team Fortress 2) can repair anyone's physical condition with his medigun.
Fix-It Felix, Jr. (Wreck-It Ralph) is capable of healing injuries with his magic hammer.
Tia's (Zatch Bell!) spell Saifujio can heal and restore the heart energy of whomever it strikes.