The power to release/use life force to defend oneself. Technique of Life-Force Manipulation. Variation of Defense Powers. Opposite to Life-Force Attacks and Death-Force Defense.
Also Called[]
- Life Energy Defense
Capabilities[]
The user possesses defensive skills that are enhanced by life force (aura, chi, soul-energy, etc.), allowing them to block, parry, dodge, etc., with the power of life.
Applications[]
- Enhanced Defense
- Life-Force Exoskeleton
- Life-Force Infusion
- Life-Force Shield Construction
- Life-Force Wall Generation
Variations[]
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- May require outside source of life-force to make defensive maneuvers.
- Users will be exhausted when too much energy is used.
- May be over-charged/wounded if too much energy is used at once.
- Can only be used for defensive purposes.
Known Users[]
- Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10)
- Ki Users (Dragon Ball series)
- Haki Users (One Piece)
- Chi users (Marvel Comics)
- Various characters (RWBY)
Gallery[]
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
Son Goku (Dragon Ball) constructs a force field out of ki...
...create a skin-level Energy Barrier to protect against Lavender's poison...
...convert the offensive energy of the Imperfect Instinct Kamehameha to defensive energy, making a force field.
Vegito (Dragon Ball Z) uses a Saiyan Shield to protect himself from being absorbed by Super Buu.
Jiren (Dragon Ball Super) possesses such overwhelming Ki that it can act as a force field for weaker attacks, such as Goku's Kamehameha, simply by standing.
While in his Legendary Super Saiyan form, Broly (Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming) reinforces his body with tremendous amount of ki to the point where he is completely unaffected by Super Saiyan Gohan's punch.
Comics[]
Daniel Rand/Iron Fist (Marvel Comics) can use his chi to protect him from magical realms that would kill mortals.