The "sword of one's heart" from Revolutionary Girl Utena might qualify.They can also turn other objects into weapons as needed-in the 2003 anime, Russell Tringham counters an attack by Ed by turning a lamp into a sword. Alchemists from Fullmetal Alchemist can transmute weapons using the mass of floors or walls, although not many alchemists ever actually do so.Later on in Dragon Ball Z, Dabura used magic to create a sword and a spear.Spike the Devil Man from Dragon Ball used his magic to create a pitchfork.Harumi Kiyama briefly draws an energy blade while fighting Mikoto.When dueling Touma in A Certain Scientific Railgun, Mikoto Misaka uses electromagnetism on the sand and dirt around her to create a Whip Sword out of iron sand.Bui could make axes and Karasu could make bombs. Kuwabara shows the most flexibility with this power, his Spirit Sword can stretch lengthwise to increase its reach or expand sideways to flatten people (called the Spirit Flyswatter). He's reluctant to use this more than he can help though, since it reminds him too much of Kuwabara's Spirit Sword, which is, or more accurately became, an example of this trope as well (it started as him drawing the true power out of a piece of a blessed wooden sword, which became his Spirit Sword's handle as he got stronger he eventually could just pull the sword out of midair, without the chunk of wood). Hiei in YuYu Hakusho Plays with Fire, and at one point uses this ability to create a sword made out of Dark Fire.Even Ceasar Clown gets in on the action, using his Gas-Gas Fruit powers to create a burning blue blade that's essentially an oxygen-torch!.Baby 5 has the Arms-Arms Fruit, a Devil Fruit that allows her to turn herself into various weapons.Kizaru manipulates light, essentially enabling him to wield a Laser Blade.Aokiji is An Ice Person, and by taking a few blades of grass and breathing onto them, he freezes himself up an Ice Saber.A few times in One Piece, with Logia users Aokiji and Kizaru Shaping Their Attacks.
Shapeshifter Weapon is the one formed from the wielder's body. Can often come about by characters who possess Imagination Based Superpowers, or by an Art Attacker. Compare Natural Weapon, which can also fall into the Tournament Arc Loophole Abuse noted above. People who do this will generally possess Elemental Powers. The person who crafts the weapon will be able to use Loophole Abuse to claim that, since what they're doing is simply an extension of the power they came in with, it's allowed. One common use of this trope, especially among the second type, is frequently seen in Tournament Arcs where weapons would otherwise be banned. Sometimes the character can turn this power Up to Eleven to create a Storm of Blades. One character could conjure a weapon out of thin air, while the other created his weapon by clever application of his fire control. This can either be the power being to create or otherwise summon a weapon, or creating the weapon is but one application of a power they already possess.
The idea behind this trope is a character with the power to create a weapon.
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