Martial Spirit
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Original Name:武魂 (wǔ hún)Gender:NeutralKind:ConceptScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:198Chapters:35
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Martial Spirit (武魂)
Alias(es) Martial Soul; Spirit 10 40
Occupation/Role An innate power through which Spirit Masters develop and use abilities 9 10 21
First Appearance Mentioned ahead of Holy Soul Village’s awakening ceremony 2

Awakening and Cultivation

  • Children undergo a Martial Spirit awakening ceremony. Su Yuntao conducts Holy Soul Village’s ceremony and uses a crystal ball to test soul power 9 11.
  • An awakened Martial Spirit alone does not establish a child’s prospects as a Spirit Master: Su Yuntao states that even a seemingly useless spirit can be cultivated if its owner has soul power 10.
  • Innate Full Soul Power is level ten soul power at awakening. Both Tang San and Wang Feng demonstrate it at Holy Soul Village 10 11.
  • A Spirit Master at the peak of a stage needs a spirit ring to advance. Rings come from spirit beasts, and obtaining a stronger ring carries greater danger 25.
  • A spirit ring can grant a soul skill and develop a Martial Spirit’s capabilities. Wang Feng’s first ring adds the support skill Divinization to his Golden Lotus 30 31.

Types and Examples

Type or function Documented Martial Spirits
Beast possession Su Yuntao’s Lone Wolf increases his physical capabilities when it possesses him; Lao Hei’s Black Rock Bear gives him a tough, rock-covered body at the cost of speed 15 44.
Plant and control Tang San uses Blue Silver Grass to bind opponents. Si Rong’s Iron Tooth Grass is a durable control-type spirit with high spirit-power consumption 33 44.
Recovery and support Wang Feng’s Golden Lotus heals wounds, restores spirit power and can temporarily boost another target’s soul power 12 16 26.
Humanoid Wang Feng receives a mysterious second Martial Spirit whose power he must comprehend himself 11 29.

Abilities & Skills

Possession and Physical Enhancement

  • Beast Martial Spirits can possess their users. Su Yuntao’s Lone Wolf increases his strength and speed; Lao Hei’s Black Rock Bear improves durability and stamina while slowing him down 15 44.
  • A Martial Spirit’s apparent type does not define all of its owner’s combat ability: Wang Feng fights using physical strength without activating his recovery-type Golden Lotus 35 47.

Support and Recovery

  • The Golden Lotus’s first form heals an injured bird and can restore allies’ spirit power 12 38.
  • Its effects vary with the soul power Wang Feng supplies, but using it is costly. Restoring soul power returns less than Wang Feng expends, so he cannot use it to replenish himself indefinitely 26 30.
  • Its ring-granted skill, Divinization, provides broader enhancements, including attribute boosts and an attack effect. Applying it to the Star-Moon Fox leaves Wang Feng depleted and paralyzed afterward 30 31.

Notable Cases

  • Twin Martial Spirits: Tang San conceals a small hammer after awakening Blue Silver Grass. Wang Feng has both the Green Lotus and a mysterious humanoid Martial Spirit 9 11.
  • An unusual first ring: Wang Feng absorbs the Golden Light Thunder Leopard’s six-thousand-year ring as his first. The process nearly destroys his body, and the Meteor Tear helps him survive 28 30.
  • A spirit requiring discovery: Wang Feng initially cannot use the full power of his Green Lotus because it demands substantial spirit power. He also receives no instructions for comprehending his humanoid spirit 11 12.

Appearances

198
Total Mentions
35
Chapters Appeared
5.66
Avg. per Chapter