Wire Proficiency

The ability to be a master of wielding wires. Variation of Weapon Proficiency.

Also Called[]

• String Aptitude/Expertise/Intuition/Mastery/Proficiency/Skill/Specialism/Talent
• Thread Aptitude/Expertise/Intuition/Mastery/Proficiency/Skill/Specialism/Talent
• Wire Aptitude/Expertise/Intuition/Mastery/Skill/Specialism/Talent

Capabilities[]

Users, either innately or through training, are masters of using the wire or thread as a weapon/tool. They can wield a wire or thread with great proficiency in range, accuracy and speed allowing them to perform feats such as wrapping then pulling things or bringing them closer, binding their opponents, scaring/lashing opponents, binding then snatching other weapons, swinging from high altitudes and slicing the flesh of their enemies when striking at great speed.

Applications[]

• Control Manipulation: Take control over opponents like puppets by attaching wires onto their limbs or spinal nerves.
  • Motor-Skill Manipulation
  • Puppet Mastery
• Cutting
  • Bisection
  • Decapitation
  • Multi Slash
  • Speed Cutting
    • Dicing
• Doll Manipulation: Use wires to control dolls/puppets.
  • Doll Proficiency
  • Puppeteering Mastery
• Enhanced Clawmanship: Utilize wires as an extension of fingers like using claws.
• Enhanced Precision
  • Precise Strike
• Grant a great attack range and versatility, distant or close.
  • Enhanced Accuracy
  • Wide area attacks capable of taking down multiple opponents.
• Grapnel Proficiency
• Impale
• Needle Proficiency: Combine with needles to sew things together.
• Poison Infusion
• Severing
• Sharpness Manipulation: Control the sharpness of the wires with delicate movements, allowing the user to cut through matter or pick up objects without harming them.
  • Cocoon Generation: Create cocoons with wires to gather air bubbles for breathing in air-lacking areas.
  • Stitching: Use wires/threads to retrieve severed limbs and reattach them.
    • Limb Reattachment
• Strangulation: Strangle or even break an opponent's neck with wires.
• Swinging
• Trapping Mastery: Set innovative traps beforehand or even during combat.
  • Binding: Bind enemies by entangling them.
  • Trapping Combat
  • Web Generation: Create webs for widespread capture.
• Trajectory Manipulation: Attach wires to projectiles to control projectiles.
  • Arrow/Bullet Manipulation: Thrust targets by launching wires/threads forward similar to bullets and arrows.
  • Launch wires with projectiles to spread them out into a network, creating a webbing to trap the targets or a force-field.
• Whip Sword Proficiency: Use wires/threads as slicing whips, due to them being as malleable as whips and sharp as swords.

Associations[]

• Adoptive Muscle Memory
• Enhanced Combat Mastery
• Silk Manipulation
  • Web Generation
  • Webbing Combat
• Thread Manipulation
• Weapon Proficiency Touch
• Wire Manipulation

Limitations[]

• Wires are mostly used by long-ranged fighters, so they may be at a disadvantage at close range.
• If using multiple wires, there's a possibility for them to get tangled.
• The length of wires may limit one's overall range.
• May require a degree of training or exposure.
• May take time to achieve mastery.

Known Users[]

See also: Razor Floss

Gallery[]

Lubbock (Akame ga Kill!) uses Crawstail to manipulate wires made out of a Danger Beast's hair in so many versatile ways and even hide them inside his mouth.

Haruki Sagae (Akuma no Riddle/Riddle Story of Devil) wielding a garrote wire with great skills to strangle her targets.

Alice Fuji (Arachnid) using her Spider's Thread weapon that launches hooked blade with thread attached to it, which she uses skillfully for traps, offenses, defenses, detection, and collecting air bubbles.

Yashamaru (Basilisk) wields his Black Ropes, women's hair given alchemical treatment with animal oils for steel consistency, like extension of his own body, piercing, flaying or binding his opponents.

Jenos Hazard (Black Cat) wielding his Excelion, which contains indestructible Orichalcum wires that he can use to cut anything or skillfully hold without harming.

Rika Aragami (Corpse Princess) uses claws to rake someone's face and can fire off wires to bind them in place.

Monowire (Cyberpunk)

Rui (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba)

Walter C Dornez (Hellsing) wielding a set of ten monomolecular wires as though they are extensions of his own body.

Renkotsu (InuYasha) using steel threads to capture his enemies and setting them on fire with oil to burn them alive.

Yura (InuYasha) using the hair of her victims, amassed over the years, to masterfully attack, control, track, and reattach limbs, and can even set them on fire to burn her foes.

Belphegor (Katekyo Hitman Reborn!) uses metal wires attached to his throwing knives.

Yuu Akiyama/Hikyou Bancho (Kongo Bancho)

Lin Beifong (The Legend of Korra)

Nao Yūki (Mai-Hime) wields dual metal claws with metal wires that she can use to ensnare and cut her targets.

Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics) uses his iconic web-shooters for grappling...

...and during combat.

Miles Morales/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)

Cindy Moon/Silk (Marvel Comics)

Kyoichiro Yozakura (Mission: Yozakura Family)

Kidōmaru (Naruto) using his stronger-than-steel spider webbing threads to capture his enemies, compress for weapons and create a network alarm.

Kushimaru Kuriarare (Naruto) using Nuibari, a longsword with a long wire, to pierce and bind a bundle of corpses together in a skillful and gruesome manner.

Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto) can use translucent and elastically Wire Strings with skillful mastery...

...and to manipulate the trajectory of shuriken with many tactical possibilities.

Monju (Naruto) can use his wires to slice through steel or to form protective barriers.

Kubinashi (Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan) using his Ayatori String Technique to capture and kill his targets with great control over a strong thread.

Donquixote Doflamingo's (One Piece) mastery in using his string wires allows him to cut through matter,...

...swing through the clouds,...

...create a clone,...

...and manipulate and control a person's movements.

Kurenai (Red Ninja: End of Honor) has mastered using her Tetsugen as a weapon, the very wire that once nearly took her life.

Gein (Rurouni Kenshin) uses his diamond-filament steel wires to grasp objects and cut through objects...

...and can utilize his wires with launcher darts at his fingertips to fire them off at high speed.

Apart (Sakamoto Days)

Odie (Stitch!)

Kanzaki Kaori (Toaru Majutsu no Index/A Certain Magical Index) is skilled with wires and can use magic to split seven of them into thousands to cut her opponents.

Hyuk Musang (World's Greatest Senior Disciple)

Itsuki Inobuzaki (Yuki Yuna is a Hero) has a razor vine-shooting bracelet as her primary weapon.

Videos[]

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