Landsteinerian Paint

Landsteinerian Paint
Name Information
Kanji	ラントシュタイナーの絵の具
Rōmaji	Rantoshutainā no Enogu
Item Information
Type	Material (Paint)
Wielder	Chitose Toriiooji
Other Adapters	Karl Landsteiner
Debut
Manga	Case 19

The Landsteinerian Paint (ラントシュタイナーの絵の具, Rantoshutainā no Enogu) is an Eureka possessed by Chitose Toriiooji and is related to the phenomenon of Blood Manipulation (血液操作. Ketsueki Sousa).

Description

Merging with Chitose's body.

Initially, this particular tube of paint was used to make pieces of art and was favored for its extremely strong red color, being used to paint the "Crimson Full Moon", where it remained until the current events. Even though made into a picture, the Paint still retained its powers and its ability to get embedded with their chosen Eureka-compatible individuals.

Currently, the Landsteinerian Paint is embedment within the body of Chitose Toriiooji when the girl declared her strong desire to possess it, causing the paint to come out of the picture and fuse itself with Chitose. Therefore, Chitose is able to use her powers at her will.

Powers

When

• Blood Manipulation:
  • Blood Healing:
  • Eureka Empowerment:

Chitose's eyes when using the Paint's power.

Chitose recovering Haiji's hemorrhage with her powers.

History

Helene painting using the Eureka.

Influence

Karl Landsteiner as shown in the manga.

Karl Landsteiner was an Austrian-born American biologist, physician and immunologist who distinguished the main blood groups in 1900, having developed the modern system of classification of blood from his identification of the presence of agglutinins in the blood and, alongside Alexander S. Wiener in 1937, identified the Rhesus factor, thus enabling physicians to transfuse blood without endangering the patient's life. Later in 1909, Karl would go on to discover the polio virus with help from Constantin Levaditi and Erwin Popper.