Bond
Chains
Chains noun - Metal shackles; for hands or legs.
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- Touka then had Hajime wear chains in order to make it more difficult for her to use sleight of hand, but Hajime came to see the chains as symbolic of her bond with Touka, and thus refuses to give them up.
Source: Subordinate Excuse -
No chain would actually have bound Loki, but what is actually binding Loki is not the chains, or the fact that they were made from the intestines of a god, but rather that the chains contain an insubstantial ingredient: the bond between father and son, something that not even a god can break.
Source: Insubstantial Ingredients -
In Fate/stay night, Berserker, aka Hercules, have broke anti-divine chains (which supposed to bond him entirely, and the more godly you are the more impossible it is to escape) with his iron will.
Source: Breaking the Bonds
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