Ink Magic

Ink Magic
Brushogun (Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo) uses his ink-based dark magic to become Japan's first supervillain.
Power/Ability to:	Use ink magic.

Power to utilize ink-related magic. Form of Magic. Variation of Ink Manipulation and Organic Magic. Not to be confused with Art Magic.

Also Called

• Ink Witchcraft/Wizardry
• Melanokinetic Magic/Witchcraft/Wizardry
• Melanomancy

Capabilities

The user is able to perform a form of magic that allows them to utilize ink, either magically manipulating it or using it to cast spells.

Applications

• Animation
• Ink Manipulation
• Spell Casting

Associations

• Magic
  • Art Magic
    • Paint Magic
    • Tattoo Magic
• Magic Paint Manipulation
• Tattoo Manipulation

Limitations

• Anti-Magic/Magic Destruction/Magic Immunity/Magic Negation/Water Magic
• May only be able to control specific type of ink.
• There is always a price.
• May need medium for using ink.
• Destruction/loss of ink may mean loss of magic.
• Strength of spells may be dependent on strength of magic.

Known Users

• Ma Liang (Animated Tales of the World)
• Kanaloa (Fairy Tail)
• Kōtatsu (InuYasha)
• Sai Yamanaka (Naruto)
• Amaterasu (Okami)
• Celestial Brush gods (Okami)
• Chibiterasu (Okamiden)
• Brushogun (Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo)
• Tsubakura Enraku (Len'en)

Known Items

• The Paintbrush (Epic Mickey)
• Bezan's magic paint (My Little Pony 'n Friends)