I don't really have one... :T They're usually parts of their structure that they can use as weapons, like nails, sharp teeth, tails, horns, etc. I try to get creative with weapon types if I do give them weapons, like for example I made a weapon for one character that was essentially a lacross stick which they'd use to fling rocks, etc. at their target in long range or use the but end in close combat.
That's definitely an interesting way to assign characters weapons, it allows for a bit of creative freedom.
Drawing bladed weapons are fun, but you have a grander appreciation for all weapon types based on the weapons you like that don't have blades, such as magic and martial arts.
Yes swords are very versatile and come in tons of shapes and styles, which is why most people like them. Using magic alongside swordplay would definitely be interesting concept especially if they use a sword in one hand and magic in the other.
Yeah, I definitely want to play around with different kinds of swords and sword+magic type of attacks, should make for interesting fight scenes.
Blades, blades, blades!!!!! I have a thing about the slickness of swords and scythes or bladed staffs. Recently I've taken an interest in smaller blades, something similar to what assassins and ninjas would use. The main character of my comic has two custom knives, since she's all about stealth and she also practices tessenjutsu, a type of martial arts using fans 
Then again I love a good gun for longer range battles, especially if the character is a dual wielder but I'm trying to give my characters a range of weapons
Swords and bladed weapons are quite versatile. Since you like swords and guns maybe one day one of your OC's can dual wield a sword and a gun.
They sure have an array of different powers. The scythe would be used to fight people who are resist to his telekinesis or alongside it.
Both in certain cases,some times his powers is taken away by the null. the comic is not that far updated but his guardian shows up in chapter 6
Baseball bats are my go to. Not too flashy, but threatening as heck!
I guess It's mainly that I'm a fan of "pinch situation" melee weapons.
All weapons are beautiful and equal in my eyes +__+
I have a main character in another story who uses a sword, and another who has more use for long range weapons such as guns, so it varies for me. I love spears as well, so I'd love to give spears a bit more glory at some point.
My favourite weapon for my charater is a long range sniper rifle! It also coincides well with him because stealth is his specialty.
I love swords and...fists. :'D I have two character for a future comic who use those weapons, respectively.
Swords tend to be a default of sorts but not because I love them but because I associate them with main characters. Despite this, I don't have a lot of characters who wield a sword, nor do I have weapons I prefer. I think I'm really fond of accuracy and speed though so I like a good sharp-shooter character - Train from Black Cat would be the best example of this. There's a video on archery I saw a few years ago where a dude examined old drawings of ancient archers and realized that archery wasn't "stand around, shoot from afar, be in constant danger in close-combat" but was possibly very dynamic and fast.
If I make a character who's good at fighting, I tend to make them good at unarmed combat. I have a dude who's all about fists and a girl who's all about kicks.
It helps if characters have weapons that cater to their personality because it helps it feel personal or feels like it fits them.
I have to admit those two are the most popular go to weapons in the world of fighting. If you aren't going with a sword you are mostly going to use your fists. 
Swords are the go to weapon for most protagonists, that is most likely why I like them so much. However, if any weapon put in the right hand albeit it a sword or a gun they can make the most of it. I also didn't know about archery being used as a form of close combat. The archers probably had quick reflexes to make it work.
Here's the video in question.
I definitely agree that any weapon can be cool in the right hands, ha-ha!
Uh....I always wanted my character to be a ranged type.....but drawing a staff a bow is hard so.....magic hand instead??
but mostly i draw them using knives or schimitar weapons.Cause' i don't know how to do the magic effect tho.....DARNIT!
That's a weapon that seems interesting where that character has a magic hand. A combination I think might be interesting is using a sword with a magic hand on the opposite side increasing their versatility.
That's cool how they greatly expanded how to use the bow . It almost looks like some stuff you see in anime. 
My favorite weapon (so far) for that is nothing. Not so much like martial arts or anything, but the idea that the character has a large amount of power in their body that can be released in various ways. Pretty much like some presentations of magic, but not completely overlapping. Does that make sense? The style and symbolism would be, "invisible power is still power."
I understand what you are saying, where its not a battle orientated story but, still have powers. In those cases symbolism is important tool to use so their are using their powers to influence the narrative.
Yes! That sort of element would actually cheapen most potential uses of battle. I guess I've never gravitated toward outright violence in anything I've written or drawn, though I don't mind the reality of real violence. I tend to think that battle is only for use when you've given up on more healthy ways to deal with conflict. Someone marching on you with awesome weapons might change your mind, though.
I used to look forward to the fighting parts of my stories and still do. However, these days they are more or less a means to an end. Like my story Seishin Patona focuses on how to change the world's view of racism, so they are going to have to butt heads with a few people. I look forward more towards the drama like the characters reacting to certain events that's what really catches my attention more these days.
