Nen research file · Borrowed

Order Stamp

manipulatorUser: Chrollo LucilferactiveCanonical
Borrowed
Mechanics diagram
Activation
  • Stamp the puppet's forehead; issue vocal commands (relayable through Black Voice).
Conditions
  • Target must be lifeless with its head attached: beheading a puppet ends its stamp.
  • Corpses cannot be controlled; Gallery Fake copies of corpses can.
  • Commands must stay simple; copies of people can balk at orders against the original's nature — 'break' works where 'kill' fails.
Effects
  • Mass control: 200+ stamped puppets at once, versus Black Voice's total-control-of-two.
  • Puppets ordered to 'break Hisoka' single-mindedly attempt decapitation.
Assessment
Description

Stolen ability ('Proof of Humanity'): a conjured stamp bearing the kanji for 'person' that, pressed to a puppet's forehead, binds it to spoken commands. A 'puppet' is any lifeless object with its head attached — which excludes corpses (the original owner refused to see them as objects) but not Nen copies of corpses, the loophole Chrollo built the duel around.

Observed output
Effects
  • Mass control: 200+ stamped puppets at once, versus Black Voice's total-control-of-two.
  • Puppets ordered to 'break Hisoka' single-mindedly attempt decapitation.
Counter-analysis
Weaknesses & counters
Weaknesses
  • Simple-command ceiling; no fine control.
  • Decapitation frees a puppet — Hisoka farmed the horde for weapons.
Field record
Recorded uses
  1. CH.352Demonstrated on a Gallery Fake copy of the dead judge — Chrollo narrates the corpse/copy distinction and the 'break' workaround.
  2. CH.353The first stamped crowd of ~30 copies hunts Hisoka through the stands.
  3. CH.356Swarm directives: puppets ordered to find Hisoka on the second floor and self-destruct beside him.
Sourcing
Evidence
  • CH.352CanonicalFull mechanics, including the original owner's corpse/puppet distinction, explained by Chrollo.
  • CH.355CanonicalScale demonstrated: hundreds of stamped copies under coordinated orders.
File data
Parameters
Activation
Stamp the puppet's forehead; issue vocal commands (relayable through Black Voice).
First seen
CH.352
Mechanics known
CH.352
Bindings
Conditions
  • Target must be lifeless with its head attached: beheading a puppet ends its stamp.
  • Corpses cannot be controlled; Gallery Fake copies of corpses can.
  • Commands must stay simple; copies of people can balk at orders against the original's nature — 'break' works where 'kill' fails.
Exposure register
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