Literary Combat

Literary Combat
Lana (Hyrule Warriors) can use her magic tome in conjunction with her combat abilities.
Power/Ability to:	Fuse physical combat with literary manipulation.

The power to utilize literary manipulation in combination with physical combat. Technique of Literary Manipulation. Variation of Artistic Combat, Object Combat and Combat Merging.

Also Called

• Literature Combat

Capabilities

The user can utilize literary manipulation with their physical combat, allowing for the usage of literature-based materials (books, cards, scrolls, symbols, etc.) to aid their martial abilities.

Applications

• Enhanced/Supernatural Combat
• Literary Creation
• Literature Materialization

Variations

• Card Combat
• Symbol Combat

Associations

• Combat Merging
  • Artistic Combat
  • Object Combat
• Literary Manipulation

Limitations

• Art Destruction/Combat Reduction/Censorship Inducement/Object Negation
• May be limited to a specific set of abilities for use in battle.
• May be limited to specific type of literary forces/objects.

Known Users

• Character Users (Aphorism)
• Mages (Black Clover)
• Sternritter (Bleach)
• Letter Magic Users (Fairy Tail)
• Book/Grimoire/Scroll Users (Final Fantasy series)
• Book Sprite (The Ghost and Molly McGee)
• Alexander Anderson (Hellsing)
• Lana (Hyrule Warriors)
• Monk (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Ungalo (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part VI: Stone Ocean); via Bohemian Rhapsody
• Mamodo/Demons (Konjiki no Gash Bell!/ Zatch Bell!)
• Grim Reapers/Shinigami (Kuroshitsuji/Black Butler)
• Tobias Felix/Twisted Fate (League of Legends)
• Reader (Marvel Comics)
• Pactio Users (Negima!)
• Charlotte Mont-d'Or (One Piece); via Buku Buku no Mi/Book-Book Fruit
• Raizo (One Piece); via Maki Maki no Mi/Scroll-Scroll Fruit
• Glyph Magic Users (The Owl House)
• Shiranami (Naruto)
• Pactio Users (Negima!)
• Schnee family (RWBY)
• Thoth, Arbiter of the Damned (SMITE)