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* ''ComicBook/{{Bloodlines}}'': Razorsharp of Franchise/TheDCU team books ''Psyba-Rats'' and ''Blood Pack'' was a PlayfulHacker (with [[TheCracker Cracker]] tendencies) whose superpower was that her arms could morph into swords. In ''Psyba-Rats'' she mainly used them to climb walls and break into buildings (in a good cause, usually); in ''Blood Pack'' she was reluctantly put in a position where she'd have to use them in combat.

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* ''ComicBook/{{Bloodlines}}'': ''ComicBook/{{Bloodlines|DCComics}}'': Razorsharp of Franchise/TheDCU team books ''Psyba-Rats'' and ''Blood Pack'' was a PlayfulHacker (with [[TheCracker Cracker]] tendencies) whose superpower was that her arms could morph into swords. In ''Psyba-Rats'' she mainly used them to climb walls and break into buildings (in a good cause, usually); in ''Blood Pack'' she was reluctantly put in a position where she'd have to use them in combat.
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* ''ComicBook/PrimalWarriorDracoAzul'': Draco Azul is equipped with dual axe-shaped arm-blades, which it can detach and dual-wield as combat knives.
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* Edward Elric of ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' often uses alchemy to transmute his automail right arm into one of these blades, built in blades are also common for others with automail.

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* Edward Elric of ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' often uses alchemy to transmute his automail right arm into one of these blades, blades and back again, but built in blades are also common for others with automail.

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