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His body is punctured with holes and reeds making him a living woodwind instrument, so he's also a Dance Battler as this is how he plays himself.

In Hunter × Hunter, Bonolenof plays music that either summons or creates weapons and fighters at his disposal.

Despite it leaving her wide open, this power-up can be very devastating if her opponent isn't expecting it. Fittingly her weapons become more powerful when she puts on a performance mid-battle.

Kodame Azawa in Hand Shakers is a wannabe Idol Singer.

In the OVA, he also plays a bass solo USING THE SUSPENSION CABLES OF THE TOWER BRIDGE.

In fact, the reason Disc X isn't used to destroy every enemy mecha that shows up is that, unless it is precisely tuned to perfectly match whatever he's dealing with, he runs the risk of destroying everything with it, including the Earth. He can use Disc M to cancel out an enemy mech's abilities, use Disc P to empower other GS-Ride-based mecha, and use Disc X to destroy things.

GaoGaiGar's Mic Sounders the 13th (and his 12 preceding brothers) has music-based powers.

Whenever he sings, he disables his enemies' powers and drains their energy.

Fushigi Yuugi: Genbu Kaiden has celestial warrior Urumiya.

In Fushigi Yuugi, Amiboshi can use flute music to soothe, hypnotize, and even kill people.

Neon in Flame of Recca uses a Madogu in the form of a flute that manipulates sound waves.

and also turns into a giant wooden demon. Vidaldas, a freakish rocker modeled after a KISS member, who takes control of people with music and makes them fight, and Lullaby, a sentient, soul-eating flute that devours the souls of those who hear its melody.

Shoutmon of Digimon Fusion is themed around rock music, so most of his attacks are named after types of rock, he uses a microphone as a staff weapon, and his Soul Crusher attack turns his singing into his microphone into a blast of fire.

Digimon Adventure 02's Arachnemon (spelled Arukenimon in the dub, but pronounced the same way) could control insect Digimon with her flute, sending swarms of them as Mooks and temporarily turning Stingmon and Digmon against the rest of the team.Digimon Adventure's Etemon used music to control his Dark Network, which can influence anything electronic (including those pesky transformation trinkets, keeping all the Mons stuck at Child level (Rookie in the dub)).Cross "repurposed" her after her death, making him even more powerful than he already is. Marie was an exorcist whose voice could paralyze every Akuma who hears it regardless of how strong they are. General Cross also uses one, or more specifically his second weapon, The Grave of Marie, does.Doesn't help him any against Tyki though. We also had Daisya earlier in the series, whose Miracle Bell's chimes utterly ruined his foes after he kicked it into them like a soccer ball. Noise Marie from D.Gray-Man uses this, his innocence binds Akuma in a net of holy string that summons the hymns of angels, causing a Brown Note on its victims.Darker than Black features an opera singer who can use resonance to destroy objects and stop hearts.Unfortunately Fou was no slouch in combat either. Unlike Kurumada's examples in Saint Seiya, disabling X's auditory sensors did block the attack.

Fou Lafine of B't X, whose Weapon of Choice is a violin.Bleach has the Visored Rojuro "Rose" Otoribashi, who can kill you by playing his electric guitar.

The Asterisk War: Rusalka are an all-girl rock band that together wield the Orga Lux Lyre-Poros, which takes the form of their musical instruments and blasts opponents with sound waves.Then there are his zokusho, who used their hayagami's to steal the hearing of the people in their domain. His whistling once brainwashed Hiruha, and he used soundwaves to obliterate not just an airship, but also Yataka's zokusho. In Arata: The Legend, there's Kikutsune, whose hayagami Kisaru manipulates sound.