The picture in the thread is from a fantasy world, so I wonder if just regular magic power wouldn’t be enough.

To rejuvenate one’s spirit.

Aura should be fine.

Even general fantasy terms can be considered plagiarism by readers who encounter them for the first time in Jump.
It seems that a former author of a alchemy manga in Jump received a letter asking them not to steal the Philosopher’s Stone or homunculi from Fullmetal Alchemist.

What the heck is Genryoku?

I still think that vitality is intuitively easy to understand.

I think it’s fine to just be normal.

Considering that hunters normally use aura, maybe it’s fine to just think of it as aura or ki without worrying about it…

I thought it would have been better if it was sword energy instead of mystical power, but do you use mystical power for sorcery as well?

I wonder which work was the first to use magical power.

The name of the technique for concentrating energy for physical enhancement is “Eiki.”

In the Edo period, the term “tōriki” was used in theatrical works and folk society, but it has now been completely forgotten.

What does it mean to cultivate one’s mind?

“My nerikiri is 530,000, so if I line it up with numbers, it seems like anything could look that way.”

After all, spiritual pressure is quite stylish.

If there is no originality, I want you to honestly ride on the shared knowledge.

Jujutsu Kaisen has a Jujutsu sorcerer as the protagonist, so it’s great that you can honestly use the term “cursed energy.”

I wonder why they casually use names from mythology for things like magic swords, materials, and weapons and armor.

It’s like using gaming terms such as HP and MP interchangeably.
It seems quite difficult to create a manga that demands originality.

Since it corresponds to fighting spirit in Dai-Dai, it’s different from magical power.

If you twist it too much, it becomes incomprehensible, so words that are intuitively understandable are better.

I thought the expression of using cursed energy for body enhancement in jujutsu was similar to a hunter, but the activation of special abilities used an expression like flowing cursed energy into a technique engraved in the body, which felt like Type-Moon.

In other words, if you can establish it successfully, it means you can achieve originality similar to those who came before you, which is the energy of original ability.

Writing “small universe” as “cosmo” is really amazing.
Moreover, it’s not just using it, but burning it.

The originality of alchemy aside, Armed Alchemist has very few elements of alchemy, so it sometimes seems like it just jumped on the Fullmetal Alchemist boom.

I think it’s amazing how the term “chakra” has completely become a term in my manga using existing words related to energy.

I like Getter Rays.

If you can use existing words like “chakra” well, that seems to be the easiest way.

It’s fine in manga because of the name “Genryoku” that it can only use black, but in anime it might be difficult to show variations.

Sometimes even major companies release words that seem to be thought up on a whim and quickly remove them.
If we’re not careful, we might end up being recognized as copycats because of differences in name recognition.

It seems that Nue’s divine power was inspired by Mankin’s shamanic abilities.
I don’t care, but you can convert spiritual power.

Spiritual power is fine, isn’t it?

Magic can be used quite freely, which is nice.

I feel like Haki from One Piece was originally just a common word, but before I knew it, it became the name of a power.

The reason why you often see psychic powers in fighting games and Pokémon is unclear.
I don’t have the impression that I see it much in comics or RPGs.

Rhythm is important, not just in anime.

Why was it chakra for using ninjutsu?

Although I tried to put it out for now, it often ends up feeling like the author can’t handle it well, and I’m left wondering what happened to that setting.

If it’s things like mana, it gets fixed in the image of Western-style fantasy…

Conversely, it’s surprising to know specific terms from particular works instead of common or existing words, like “short sword.”

Chakra is normally of Chinese origin, right?

Way power…
Well, since it was a unit that was suddenly introduced, it didn’t cause any issues even if it stopped being used, so that’s good.

I feel that the manga artist is skillful at subtly showcasing their individuality here, like with Naruto’s chakra, SWOT’s hidden resolve, BLEACH’s spiritual pressure, and Hunter x Hunter’s nen.

T…Trion…

Is the Chinese-related chakra a Final Fantasy reference…?

Naruto is still not satisfied that Rin’s reincarnation is a zodiac sign.

I like the straightforwardness of combat power.

Muscle strength

It seems like using battle power in other manga would just be seen as a Dragon Ball parody.

The significant influence that the scale of superhuman strength has had on future generations.

There are quite a few things that are very impressive and have a craftsman’s spirit.

I really like the concept of phonemes in Diabys.
While others have straightforward terms like magic power or mana, having a unique name still excites me.

Can I use aura and nen interchangeably in the Hunter world?
It seems like they are used interchangeably.

It’s fine to just use magic because it’s a hassle.

Kagurabachi has cool artwork, but honestly, the story isn’t very interesting.

At first, I was confused by the reversal of the curse, but as I kept reading, I got fairly used to it.

I like karate.
I don’t really understand, but somehow I get it.

Perhaps no one knows the furnace.

Odor has a more minor feeling compared to Mana.

Grudge

It feels like “aura” was casually used as a common noun before seamlessly shifting to being a technical term.

Chakras are related to yoga and India, right?

I love the Force.

The persuasive power of Saint Seiya, which can ignite or explode small universes, is amazing.

Odo is only known from Berserk.
In that case, it is only used in the sense of life force or presence.

The shaman powers in Shaman King are so cool…!! There are people who are currently serialized thinking, “I want to create my own original power when I start my serialization!” It seems that everyone wants to create something unique to themselves.

Hokuto no Ken talked about ki and aura, didn’t it?

The word “manna” also appears in the Bible, but its connotation seems to suggest a delicious and mysterious food.
The concept of mana, meaning magical power, is said to originate from Oceania’s culture.

3-way nail punch
Energy consumption: 90,000 kilocalories

I feel like there was something about calories for using techniques in Toriko, but it disappeared quickly.

If I ever serialize my own work, I definitely want to create a unique name for my powers.

Chad’s spirit pressure… has vanished?

Numbers can be impressive and fun, but being too constrained by them… makes me think something like the bounties in One Piece would be nice.
It serves as a rough guideline for strength, but it’s just a guideline after all.

One Piece doesn’t have any concrete explanations for Haki or Devil Fruits; it’s all vague, and no one explains it.

It’s an energy that seems to be seen quite often, yet not really seen much at all.

Sometimes numbers suddenly appear with an eye toward gamification, right?

When I bring it up like this, spiritual pressure is quite stylish…

Arthur is a copy of Saber.

If Yu Yu Hakusho didn’t exist, I think the chances for Bleach to have spiritual power would have been quite high.

Hunter x Hunter’s Nen is simple and I love it.

The concept of “Reiki” has been vague for a long time without explanation.

In BLEACH, is spiritual pressure something related to spiritual power, or is there no element like spiritual power?

The Shamanic power was also cool.

Vigor

There was a time when Dragon Ball was referred to as “Riki” before it became solidified into “ki.”

I feel like there was some sort of unit in Fengshen Yanyi, but I can’t remember.

It’s exciting to think that a future genius will make something popular.

It’s not aura or power, it’s aura power.

The memory arc of Yu-Gi-Oh! mentioned bars and various things, but it simply sounds cool just by using Egyptian words, and since it takes place in Egypt using Egyptian language is only natural, so it’s not weird in terms of setting—it’s unfair.

It’s interesting that the way strength is calculated and the names of abilities differ depending on the school or region.
Since it increases the burden on the readers, it would be clearer to establish a unified standard within the work, at least in weekly boys’ magazines.

The power of the mind.

I love the concept of “haki” being referred to by different names and used in various settings.

The use of the fighting rank in The Seven Deadly Sins wasn’t very good, was it?

I felt that magic power, silver energy, popularity, and cheerfulness came up frequently.

I think it’s good to have some energy.

The thread image gives off such a strong cancellation vibe that the problem seems trivial.

The thread depicts a story about making a contract with a spirit and doing various things.
The words “vitality” and “energy” are a bit difficult to use, aren’t they?

I wonder what the vague feeling of Kagurabachi’s supernatural power and hidden strength is all about.
The setting around the cursed sword is cool, but…

I wonder if there were various other types of ki in Yu Yu Hakusho aside from spiritual energy, demon energy, and holy light energy.

Among all the ones I’ve seen so far, “Sentence” was the most ridiculous one.

My lust is 2000 times more sensitive.

Well, to be honest, as long as the setting is interesting, it doesn’t really matter what it is.
It is only denied because it is not interesting.

I feel heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy.
This is the true nature of that heavy feeling!

The picture in the thread is well-drawn, but for some reason, it’s oddly hard to read.

I didn’t really resonate with the concept of vitality itself, but I thought it was interesting that mantras and other concepts turned out to be essentially the same thing.

It’s nice to be able to use magic freely.

Heavenly power and infernal power are categorized within that, and since there are no attributes that can only use one or the other, it feels like there’s not much point in separating them.

Expressing the severity by the length of imprisonment was also done in Hunter during the exam.

Flame of desperation

It’s funny because it boldly appears in big letters on the premise that it’s happening in the clock tower.
I feel like there are quite a few expressions of strength related to years of imprisonment.

To use the back-up plan, huh…

The power of a shaman is measured in MP, and spiritual power is a unit of strength, right?

In the activation type of my other self, the name “Stand” just doesn’t resonate at all.
Even when I first heard it and even now, I think it’s a strange name.

Was there something like that in Gintama?

After the release of Clock Tower 3.
I think it’s interesting that there are effects that are converted into a stamina gauge.
Because it claims that physical strength and prison term are absolutely proportional.

It’s easy to understand that something with a high bounty or prison sentence is strong, but if something is strong yet has a low value, it becomes interesting and can be seen as a dangerous entity.

Hang in there, body! Blood sugar is ten times higher!!

The determination of numbers by the judgment of a third party, rather than the individual’s ability, applies not only to prison sentences and bounties but also to capture levels.

It was interesting that the essence of the technique for shooting ki blasts that Ranma learned was to feel a heavy negative emotion and shoot heavy ki blasts.
By becoming positively aggressive as a countermeasure, I was able to use a strong energy projectile, but the more damage I take, the heavier energy projectiles I can shoot, whereas the strong energy projectile seems to have the weakness that once I fall behind, I can’t launch the strong energy projectile anymore.

It’s different from strength, but when I saw the weight of sin (Guilgram), I thought I was done for.

There was something like an R value in the ghouls too.
Since it’s only the latter part, there are clearly few characters that have been revealed.

My number of sexual partners is 530,000.

I like how the rate of Mujatomo skyrockets like crazy, even though it’s a different concept.
It quickly became a dot and ended.

I sometimes think that nen abilities could be explained by a grand unified theory that could also encompass all the special abilities from other manga. However, since it’s an older manga, there are some rough parts in the way the systems are categorized.
The release system is basically only supportive of other systems, which is why it’s attributed with teleportation, and the special trait system has become a catch-all.

Is it about the crime coefficient?

I think the concept of cursed energy existed before Jujutsu Kaisen, but it has become harder to use.

Recently, I hardly see IQ anymore.
In the past, there used to be genius characters with an IQ of 1000 occasionally…

Doki Doki

I’m not sure if the so-called stand power refers to mental strength, the total energy of the stand, or if it derives from the size of the main body.

Libido

The prize money was remarkable, but it doesn’t really serve as a strong measure of strength anymore.

In kanji, it can be compactly summed up in terms of power, but when translated, it often feels a bit off.

In Narou, it seems there are more systems like ranking rather than numerical values.
A-rank adventurers and rarity SSR skills

I think it’s a hassle that the ability concept can only be called a stand, and it can’t be named anything else.

In a world where adults take silly rankings like SSS seriously… it makes you think.

Blood type: AB type

Isn’t General Lucci and Shōraku Kanedaichi the only ones famous for being IQ characters?

Even though it’s easy to trigger inflation, having a standard to determine whether it’s above or below that is incredibly straightforward.