Upgrading Subordination

Upgrading Subordination
Arkea (Marvel Comics) upgraded significantly the already superhuman Lady Deathstrike, Typhoid Mary and Amora in exchange for their allegiance.
Power/Ability to:	Grant superior abilities in exchange for allegiance.

The ability to grant superior abilities in exchange for allegiance. Sub-power of Entity Lordship. Combination of Remaking and Contract Bestowal.

Also Called

• Empowering/Upgrading Allegiance

Capabilities

Users can greatly enhance existing entities, significantly upgrading their abilities, granting additional ones, lifting their limitations and removing their flaws. In exchange, a master-servant bond is established with the user, ensuring their obedience and loyalty.

Applications

• Contagious Influence
  • Attribute Manipulation
  • Biophysical Possession
  • Customization Manipulation
  • Remaking
  • Supreme Monopoly
• Energy Signature Manipulation
  • Adaptive Energy
  • Power Recycling
• Growth Manipulation
  • Enhanced Condition/Supernatural Condition/Absolute Condition
  • Flawless Coordination
  • Power Modification
• Mass Consciousness
  • Command Inducement
  • Empathic Conversion
  • Mind Link
  • Subordination Manipulation
• Potential Manipulation
  • Potential Creation
  • Potential Realization
  • Power Augmentation
  • Power Bestowal
• Support Powers
  • Ambition Empowerment
  • Leadership Empowerment
• Undying Loyalty
  • Bond Empowerment
  • Loyalty Based Power Bestowal

Associations

• Bond Manipulation
• Companion Allegiance
• Entity Bonding
• Loyalty Empowerment
• Remolding
• Serving Empowerment
• Upgrading

Limitations

• Can only upgrade existing beings, not remake them entirely.
• The magnitude/number of upgraded beings may be limited.
• Ending allegiances causes upgraded entities to lose their powers.

Known Users

• Yhwach (Bleach)
• Void (Cardfight Vanguard)
• Oryx (Destiny)
• Delilah Copperspoon (Dishonored)
• Daud (Dishonored)
• Babidi (Dragon Ball Z)
• Kyouka (Fairy Tail)
• Satan (Folklore)
• Brave Saints (Highschool DxD)
• Devil Pieces (Highschool DxD)
• Shiroe (Log Horizon)
• Arkea (Marvel Comics)
• Alistaire Smythe/Spider Slayer (Marvel Comics); temporary upgrade
• Gabriel Agreste/Hawk Moth (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir)
• All For One (My Hero Academia)
• Demon King (Nanatsu no Tazai)
• Users of Edo Tensei (Naruto)
  • Kabuto Yakushi
  • Orochimaru
• Breed (One Piece)
• Many allies & villains (Power Rangers series)
• Weaver (Prey)
• Yehuiah (Shemhamphorash)
• Hajun (Shinza Bansou series)
• Reinhard Heydrich (Shinza Bansou series)
• Ren Fuji/Tenma Yato (Shinza Bansou series)
• The Darkness (Skylanders)
• Felix Campbell (Super Sales on Superheroes)
• Users of the Master-Servant Pact (Testament of Sister New Devil)
  • Basara Toujou
  • Mio Naruse
• Carissa (To Aru Majutsu No Index)
• Elizard (To Aru Majutsu No Index)
• Shadowseed (World of Quest)
• Faudo (Zatch Bell!); via his cells/fluids
• Louise Francoise Le Blanc de La Vallière (Zero no Tsukaima); via familiar runes
• Tiffania Westwood (Zero no Tsukaima); via familiar runes

Gallery

As the almighty, Yhwach (Bleach) can give any person he wants power, if that person is drinking his blood and becomes loyal to him.

After allowing himself to fall under Babidi's mind control, Vegeta (Dragon Ball Z) received a massive boost in power.

It was believed that Satan (Folklore) could grant witches the power to work black magic in exchange for serving him and doing evil deeds in his name.

Gabriel Agreste/Hawk Moth (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir) can give ordinary people superpowers with his Miraculous on the condition they serve him.

All For One (My Hero Academia) can not only take powers from others, but can bestow them as well, as long as those individuals he empowered swear their allegiance to him.

Breed (One Piece) can use the mind control power of the Peto Peto no Mi to bring out the full potential of his victims.

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