- "Because it is evil, absolutely evil."
- "One more reason to shoot first."
- "Evil begets evil, Mr. President. Shooting will only make it stronger."
- ― Vito Cornelius and President Lindberg (The Fifth Element)
The power to gain strength from violence. Technique of Violence Manipulation. Variation of Anger Empowerment and Sin Empowerment. Opposite to Peace Empowerment.
Also Called
- Aggression Empowerment
- Brutality Empowerment
- Conflict Empowerment
- Fight Empowerment
- Hostility Empowerment
Capabilities
Users become stronger, faster, more durable, etc. by violence of oneself and others, possibly unlocking abilities related to the affinity and enhancing the existing powers. Some users may be able draw sustenance from the violence or even slow or stop aging.
Applications
- Decelerated Aging/Semi-Immortality
- Enhanced Condition or Supernatural Condition
- Metabolization
- Self-Power Augmentation
- Self-Sustenance
Associations
- Affinity
- Anger Manipulation
- Anger Empowerment
- Berserker Physiology
- Chaos Empowerment
- Damage Empowerment
- Destruction
- Killing Empowerment
- Suicide Inducement (Violence Against Oneself)
- Pain Empowerment
- Violence Inducement
- War Empowerment
- War Manipulation
Known Users
- War Gods (Mythology)
- War (Four Horseman)
- Devo the Cursed/Soul Sacrifice (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders); via Ebony Devil
- Annihilator (Justice League)
- Sha of Violence (Warcraft)
- Shrapnel (Batman: The Brave and the Bold)
- Ikkaku (Bleach); via Bankai
- Mr Shadow (The Fifth Element)
- Vehemence (Grrl Power)
- Rubilax (Wakfu)
- Gerard Valkyrie (Bleach)
- Chara Dreemurr (Undertale)
- The Brute (Fear Mythos)
Gallery
Rubilax (Wakfu) in his unleashed form becomes stronger when Grovy keeps hitting him.
Vehemence (Grrl Power) explains it.