Top 10 Supernatural Weapons From Fiction

This list ranks the best fictional weapons with supernatural abilities. No amount of scientific scrutiny can deconstruct or explain their powers, but they can surely cause great damage, death, or destruction when wielded.

Try to add weapons that originate from a known work of fiction rather than a random invention. Since fiction is vast, feel free to contribute items that I may not have been aware of.
The Top Ten
Infinity Gauntlet (Avengers: Endgame)

While operationally insignificant on its own, once combined with the six Infinity Stones, it gives the user nigh omnipotence (at least in the comics). This allows them to do practically anything that does not affect other universes or damage the gauntlet. This is essentially godhood in your hand.

Once you gain the Infinity Stones, you essentially become a god.

Death Note (Death Note)

This seemingly harmless notebook is actually a weapon that can kill any human whose name is written in it. This is potentially one of the most powerful weapons ever to be handed off to a single individual. Not only for its ease of use and unending pages but also because it allows the wielder to control the victims and their cause of death. This will allow the wielder to kill anyone from any distance at any time through any method. A very handy weapon.

Can kill someone simply by writing their names.

Mjolnir (Thor)

This electrifying hammer will only bow its handle to those who are worthy. That being said, you can harness the powers of lightning to strike your foes. It also is incredibly heavy.

The Elder Wand (Harry Potter)

One of the three objects that make up the Deathly Hallows, a set of legendary magical items created by Death himself, is the Elder Wand. It is the most powerful wand in the Harry Potter series. Its wielder will be able to channel their magic abilities in a near unparalleled manner.

The Ring (Lord of the Rings)

This ring has a near absolute ability to corrupt and tarnish its user. It also serves to amplify their existing power (i.e., a hobbit's power is minimal, so they'll simply turn invisible. Imagine what a more powerful entity can accomplish while wearing this thing). It is so powerful that wars were fought for the sole purpose of owning this very ring.

Lightsaber (Star Wars)

Probably the most famous fictional weapon of all time, the lightsaber isn't incredibly useful, as it can be blocked by other lightsabers and therefore can be parried. However, you cannot deny the catharsis felt from slicing up someone like a carrot with this most iconic energy blade.

Fire Flower (Super Mario Series)

This is a more silly weapon, if you consider lighting your targets on fire and either killing them on the spot or letting them burn to death silly. Burning someone to death is quite sadistic, and all of that hurt is caused by this innocent-looking flower.

Excalibur (Le Morte d'Arthur)

Perhaps the pinnacle of fictional weapons, the sword stuck in the stone, once picked up (in some interpretations), ensures the wielder's wounds will not bleed, and they will therefore not die. It makes them the ultimate swordsman.

Lasso of Truth (Wonder Woman)

If you are ensnared in its ropes, you will be undeniably forced to speak the truth.

Power Pole (Dragon Ball)

Once commanded, this mystical pole will extend to any length desired, and in any direction desired. Despite its elastic properties and hilarious length, it is very durable and seems to be unbreakable.

The Newcomers

? Brisingr (Inheritance Cycle)
? Zeus (Strike Force Heroes)
The Contenders
Omnitrix (Ben 10)
Anaklusmos / Riptide (Percy Jackson and the Olympians)

Okay, yes, it's more about the guy who uses it, but still, Riptide should have been on this list long ago.

Green Lantern Ring (DC Comics)
Magic Finger (The Magic Finger)
Stele (Shadowhunters)
Sting (The Lord of the Rings)
Ringil (The Silmarillion)
Glamdring (The Lord of the Rings)
Blue Shell (Mario Kart) The spiny shell, commonly referred to as the blue shell, is a well-known power-up item of the Mario Kart series of video games.
Shardblade (Stormlight Archives)
Sonic Screwdriver (Doctor Who)
Giga Drill (Gurren Lagann)
Freeze Ray (Despicable Me)
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