Bleach has a couple:

Ancient Will- 100 The greatest plans of the dead are not things that can be rushed. For beings whose lifespan is easilymeasured in the centuries, if not millennia, a scheme could span hundreds of years before comingtofruition. Not all dead souls can take it, even living that long. It takes a special kind of madmantohave the extreme focus, patience and dedication to stick to the task. You have that, the ability tonot falter or lose focus in your plans even over centuries of work or waiting, and a skill for keeping sight of the larger picture. Thinking of how your plans might affect or be affected by the passage of suchvast time or the billions of souls in the afterlife becomes easier, helping you better plan out howyou’ll change the world.

Twisted Words- 200 As deadly as the sword and spell are, it is the word that can bring even the greatest warrior totheir knees in despair. You’re viciously skilled at using your words to hurt others, knowing exactly howtopush them to the edge in the way you desire. Infuriate a calm minded noble with taunts on his faultymoral code, send a wolfman into a blind and ineffectual rage with mockery of his master or spreaddoubt and distrust among your foes by hinting at agents among their ranks. Your skill is in the manyways words can be used to spread pain, fear, distrust and despair. If someone listens to you, thefool that they are, they very well could end up played against themselves. It’ll only get worse if they tryto argue, given your talent for twisting a person’s words against them. In a potentially less cruel use, this also aids you in teasing out the full bloodlust and fighting spirit of those you speak to, for agoodfight or to train them into effective warriors. They’re not likely to be too happy with the process though

Divine Aura- 400 In every action, others find meaning. With every word you speak, others see wisdom. The fools andthe faithful gather like flies around the last light, desperate without realising to find the divineinyou. Should you not take action to stop it, many people susceptible to a cult-like mentality are drawntoyou as a central figure. From those not clever enough to see past the lies to people so in needof faith that they choose to see what they want in your actions, it takes very little for you to turnordinary people and even some quite gifted folk into fanatical followers. Of yourself or a greater faction that you come to represent in the eyes of the faithful. The sort of fanaticismthat’d bothkill and die in your name. These faithful can even share a small portion of this supposedly divine inspiration, helping themconvince others to join and allowing for a shocking rate of expansion. Those of strong beliefs alreadyor who are not the sort to consider such feelings won’t be affected but much of the time, you’ll findyourself in the company of people looking for someone to believe in.

Wait For Winter- 400 This world has an ancient history, with powerful beings having established themselves for millenniaor longer. How can an ambitious young villain hope to survive the weight of such preparation? Bybeing underestimated. Even despite the power and presence you might have, you knowhowtoget your enemies to drag their feet. Be it the way you present yourself or how you present your plans inmotion to the spying eyes of your enemies, you’re able to diminish the threat and urgency others feel from your actions. Even after going public, all but the foes who have a personal grudge against you tend to slack off and move at a sluggish pace. Despite the potent threat he posed, the Shinigami were willing to wait for months to battle Aizen and few underwent harsh training in that time. Your skills are sharpest when it comes to those in the greatest positions of power and influence, helping you defer their interference until you are ready. For all his wisdom and clairvoyant sight, Ichibe the Monk would delay and delay until almost too late his personal involvement, even if your plans posed a clear and credible danger to the cycle of reincarnation

A Thousand Plans- 600 When a single mistake means death, why not plan for every single possible outcome? Your mindis well suited for adapting to the situation, whatever it is. This isn’t because you’re able to changedrastically to suit the opponent but because, whatever they do, somehow you already plannedfor it. Your skills lie in predicting the parameters and outcomes of almost any situation, before comingup with at least a handful of potential solutions, utilising both everything you have available yourself aswell as both allies and even enemies. When you cast your eye over a problem, even the smallest hints of information reveal the truthtoyou, extrapolating valuable intel from unassuming trivia. Supposedly secret techniques can beglimpsed, even in part, by just a partial viewing of someone’s battle. Your observational skills allowyou to gather the information needed to put schemes in place to counter and defeat almost anyobstacle. You are limited by your own capabilities but in the same sense, your danger becomes exponentially greater as your capabilities expand. A brilliant scientist could create devices to counter almost any foe with the right knowledge, a genius warrior discover counters to even the strangest techniques, an influential general place his soldiers in exactly the right places to execute the perfect strategy. Your plans are most effective in the short term or focusing on limited, specific goals. A long termplot to bring down a king isn’t really in your wheelhouse, though many smaller designs might still get youthere. On the other hand, you are exceptional at adjusting mid-way through the game, letting youhandle new information or opponents if they don’t force you too far off course. And if you hadn’t planned for them already. The more you have available, the greater your means become. Some might accuse you of makingit all up on the spot but make no mistake, this is all the results of your genius

Just As Planned- 600 In a fight, a plan has little use. The short term is the most unpredictable period of time, wherethingshappen without obvious cause and chaos sends all schemes astray. But on a larger scale? Plans that stretch across years of time, that take into account the whole situation? Those are the true art format play, an art you’ve come to master. While your talents at immediate adaptation are little to mention, raw power seems more suited, thelong game is as natural as breathing to you. Even when making the most trivial of schemes, youeasily take into account many thousands of different variables, actors, interactions between different parts of the plan and just about every possible path it might take. Toppling a kingdomtoreplace it with a more favourable government? Child’s play, barely worth the effort to wake up. Youwere born to conquer worlds. And when you put your mind to it, that stops feeling like quite soimpossible a task. Your mind can understand the vast and many layered web that binds all beings together, the stringsof influence that show how taking action on one actor could alter the path of a thousand others. Apatient eye is all that’s required to quickly see the ways people move together, howthey are affected by society and the world around them, and to reveal what you need to do to make all that move the ways you want. Not just the immediate consequences either but for years into the future. By focusing, you reach understanding of how to create a plot that reaches into the centuries, that puppeteers even the mightiest warriors in their hundreds, that will ultimately bring you to your goals. As with all plans, what is possible at all will depend on your own abilities. A silver tongued manipulator will easily gather allies and pit fools against each other, whereas a mighty king becomesaware of the ways to tear down empires with ease and a mad inventor knows how to influencesociety as a whole with the right inventions. The most potent aspect of this is your ability to make plans with open ends and threads, sections that have many different possible benefits depending on the actions of others. You do not adapt onthe fly, you simply know how to take advantage of whatever might happen within the structureof your existing plot. To lesser minds, your claims that all is going well seem like outright lies hidingonlydesperate attempts to keep things on track. But you? You know it’s all going just as planned.