Box Weapons are small, hand-held cubes that hold tremendous power and weapons within them, which are released by the Dying Will Flame of the user. For the weapon to be released, the right type of ring, flame, and box must be matched up (i.e. Storm ring, storm flame, and storm box weapon) The higher the rank of the ring, and the more pure the flame, the more powerful the weapon will be. The original generation of box weapons were all animals, but a new wave of dying will flame weapons were created afterward. THe affects of the weapon match the flame's characteristics, but may be utilized differently depending the weapon itself.
Storm Box Weapons
Dark Scythe A long scythe covered in storm flames, which releases a curved storm blade when swung. Used by Nosaru and Tazaru of the Black Spell.
Dying Will Flame Boots Special shoes that allow the user to fly in the air by emitting their respective flames from the soles. Storm versions used by Tazaru and Nosaru of the Black Spell.
Sky Box Weapons
Sun Box Weapons
Dying Will Flame Boots Special shoes that allow the user to fly in the air by emitting their respective flames from the soles. Sun versions have been used by Ryohei, and were made by his box weapon, Kangaryu.
Lightning Box Weapons
Dying Will Flame Boots Special shoes that allow the user to fly in the air by emitting their respective flames from the soles. Lightning versions have been used by Gamma of the Black Spell.
Rain Box Weapons
Swallow A swallow covered in rain flames that can create a wave of blue flames in front of an attack or even create a heavy rainfall for concealment purposes. Used by Yamamoto.
Water The box releases a surge of water that can be used for defensive purposes by creating a barrier. Used by Yamamoto.
Mist Box Weapons
Parachute & Balloon Floats in the air using a mist flame like a small hot-air balloon, warns the user when an enemy is approaching. Used by Lal Mirch.
Cloud Box Weapons
Centipedes Long centipedes that extend and constrict enemies, and can seemingly absorb dying will flames due to the cloud flames around them. Used by Lal Mirch.