Leaf (Element)

Chlorokinesis is from Greek:

“Chloro” = green (referring to chlorophyll in plants)

“Kinesis” = movement or control

Chlorokinesis literally means “control of green/living plants.” Someone with this ability is called a Chlorokinetic or Plant Manipulator.

• Agrokinesis

• Arborkinesis

• Botanical Control/Manipulation

• Botanokinesis

• Chlorokinesis

• Chlorokine Physiology

• Flora Manipulation

• Phyllokinesis

• Phytokinesis

• Plant Control

• Plant/Flora/Botanic Arts

• Plantlife Manipulation

• Vegetation Manipulation

• Mushroom Control

• Toadstool Manipulation

• Agarikinesis

• Basidiokinesis

• Plantbending (Avatar: The Last Airbender/Legend of Korra)

• Leafspeak (Wings of Fire)

• Grass Type (Pokemon)

Plants, mostly multicellular organisms that are primarily photosynthetic eukaryotes of the kingdom Plantae, can be created, shaped, and manipulated by beings. This includes wood, vines, plants, moss, and plant parts including leaves, seeds, roots, fruits, and flowers. Extraterrestrial plants can be utilized as an alternative if you're not on Earth. Plants can be made to grow, move, attack, or even "walk" by the user. Plants can also be made to mutate by having their DNA structures changed, and they can be made to grow again after they have wilted or died.

Leaf Element is based on plants, fungi, algae, disease and bugs, not necessarily grass. Many Nature-type species also belong to the Nature Group. Several Nature types are paired with the Poison one (Petalmaw is an example), reflecting the toxicity of several plants towards mainly humans. Most Nature-types are also simply animals with plant life attached to them (Surtsaydum to Kappa). Some Nature-types are also based on mythical creatures (Woodfolk is based on Ents from Tolkien or Yateveo, a man-eating tree).

Chlorophyll allows plants to convert sunlight into energy (photosynthesis) — fictionally, chlorokinetics might harness sunlight to fuel their powers. Some stories portray them as solar-powered beings or guardians of the biosphere, tying biology to mysticism.

Most Leaf-types can learn "seed", "spore" or "powder" moves that inflict status (usually Poison, Paralysis or Sleep), including a unique type of status caused by Leech Seed; thus, many Nature-types employ a passive style of play during battle and as a predator. In terms of direct attacks, Nature-types drain HP from opponents with moves like Chloro-life Suck, or attack with leaves, vines, petals, wood or sunlight. Users are able to manipulate, move, or create mushrooms, a type of fleshy, spore-bearing fungus that typically grows out of the ground or on top of its food source. The user can manipulate their nature and effects as they desire.

They can control spores and pollen, bring plants back to life and make them sprout seeds, fruits, or berries, use plant chemicals to heal people or objects, and/or manipulate their properties for a variety of effects. They can also use their power for defense and support. They can also make flowers and other plants bloom instantly.

Additionally, it has the ability to produce, shape, and control pollen. It can also move, attack, and modify pollen, as well as the plants that it develops into, by changing the DNA structure.

According to the leaf element's rules, users can create, shape, and manipulate paper, a thin sheet material made by mechanically and chemically processing cellulose fibers in water that are derived from vegetable sources, like wood and grass, and/or manipulate materials that resemble paper, like papyrus and parchment, which are similar to standard paper.

The ability to fly is one of the more amazing talents the paper might offer. Due to its inherent lightness, paper can be strengthened to lift an object or even an individual provided there is enough of the material. Paper is still an altered form of a plant and can hold, store, and clear away liquids to some extent. This allows it to provide a sort of liquid absorption. Although paper typically has dull hues, it can be beautiful when it has more pronounced shape changes (such as Origami), which more than makes up for its lack of sparkle and pizazz.

Users may produce, shape, and alter animated art, including stop motion, Claymation, cartoons, anime, CGI, etc., thanks to the intermediate competence of leaf element restrictions. They have the ability to edit animated works of art to suit their needs, alter their physics like they would any other item or being, and to some extent, control special effects.

Users can move, shape, and manipulate plastic, a material made of a variety of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic substances that are moldable, according to the criteria for the leaf element. Although they generally incorporate other materials, plastics are high molecular mass organic polymers. Most of the time, they are synthetic and generated from petrochemicals, while many are also partially natural.

Users can construct, shape, and manipulate forests (including jungles, taiga, rainforests, woods, etc.) and everything in them according to the rules for the leaf element, including all of the forests' features, both mythical and literal. Forests are among the planet's most diverse environments, the richest in terms of animals and plants, and they are surrounded by a wealth of mythology and other natural wonders.

According to the leaf/fae element's laws, multicellular eukaryotic animals that make up the biological kingdom Animalia can be created, shaped, and manipulated by survivors, animals, or aliens who are born with or without the leaf element. They have the ability to control, communicate with, comprehend, change, combine, possess, and more with all kinds of animal life. Weaker users can only direct them to perform their will by ordering their behavior.

Plants represent life, renewal, and balance with nature. So Chlorokinesis often symbolizes:

• • 🌿 Growth and healing.

  • 🌱 Harmony with the Earth.

  • 🍃 Natural strength and regeneration.

  • 🌾 The cycle of life and decay.

In stories, chlorokinetic characters are often peaceful, nurturing, or protectors of nature, but can become vengeful when ecosystems are harmed — embodying nature’s duality: life-giving yet unforgiving.

Weapons and armor can be imbued with the element of nature. Some species of creatures are imbued with it. Using organic attacks or other naturally materials. When a nature weapon strikes, it releases a gas of spores and chlorophyll into the wound, which can be extremely effective against certain monsters.

Depending on the user’s power and connection to nature, they can:

1. Control Flora Growth: Make plants or fungi grow rapidly or move on command — vines that grab enemies, flowers that bloom instantly, or trees that shift shape.

2. Create and Manipulate Flora: Generate new plant matter out of thin air or reshape existing ones into weapons (like thorn whips or wooden armor).

3. Communication with Plants: Sense plant “emotions” or understand their needs; sometimes even use them as scouts or sensors.

4. Regeneration and Healing: Use plant energy or herbs to heal wounds, restore vitality, or purify toxins.

5. Environmental Control: Restore life to barren areas, spread forests, or control spores, pollen, and vines over wide distances.

6. Poison / Spore Attacks: Release toxic pollen, hallucinogenic spores, or corrosive sap for offense.

7. Symbiosis with Nature: Merge partially with plant or fungal life — becoming stronger in sunlight or blending with trees for camouflage.

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Offense Skills

• Leaf Blast

• Leaf Storm

• Leaf Tornado

• Leafage

• Leech Vine

• Magical Leaf

• Thorn Shield

• Needle Punch

• Moss Breath

• Leaf Blade

• Chloro Cannon

• Algae Punch

• Trunk Slam

• Bamboo Spear

• Thorn Barrage

• Fiery Leaf Beam

• Hail Dance

• Solar Beam

• Seed Barrage

• Seed Bullet

• Plant Ball

• Petal Storm

• Plant's Curse

• Spicy Extract

• Root Cage

• Absorb Spell

• Chloroblast

• Frenzy Root

• Tartness Corrosion

• Plains Whistle

• Nature Glide

• Fall Apple

• Shroompunch

• Shroomslam

• Shroom Dust

• Paper Blade

• Paper Ball

• Paper Blast

Defense Skills

• Moss Shield

• Algae Wall

• Grass Blessing

• Wood Bulwark

• Root Trap

• Overgrowth Terrain

• Nature Healing

• Shroomclog

• Shroomcover

Exclusive Ultimate Skills

• Discouragement Reconquest War / Mace Reconquest War (Boiuna only)

• Eutrophication Surge Beam (Qinglong only)

• Infanticide Slayer (Mapinguari only)

• Swore of the Dryad's Rights (Wood Folk only)

Passive Abilities (everyone)

• Photosynthesis - Powers up Leaf-type moves.

• Last Man Standing - Powers up Leaf-type moves when the creature's HP is low.

• Chlorophyll - Boosts the creature's Speed stat in harsh sunlight.

• Spore Allergy - Contact with the creature who have Leaf-type, may inflict poison, sleep, or paralysis on the attacker.

• Chloroplast - Prevents status conditions in harsh sunlight.

• Aromatherapy - Prevents status conditions in flower fields.

• Sap-gestion - Boosts Attack when hit by a Grass-type move.

• Poison Food - Restores HP if the creature is poisoned.

• Unknown Guard - Only supereffective moves will hit.

• Poison Rage - Powers up physical attacks when poisoned.

• Poison Immune - Immunes poison.

Strong Against

• Water🌊 - because water is a good conductor of electricity and since electricity is a form of energy and water is a chemical compound, electricity can split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen; conducting the electricity, they can get electrocuted.

• Air🌬️ - because one of the biggest cause of bird death is that they get struck by lightning while flying.

• Fae🧚 - because, in the true X2 nonfiction life, destroying the beauty by electrified or get struck by lightning or fairies could be killed with electricity due to it being man-made, natural or manufactured.

• Time🕒 - Because of the nonfiction life, we can measure how much charge passes over any length of time—it does not need to be only one second.

• Leaf🌿 - because, in the true nonfiction life, aerial animals are natural predators. Besides, tornados and hurricanes destroy crops as well as trees. Many aerial predators are natural bug predators.

Weak Against

• Rock🪨 - because in the true nonfiction life, the ground is a natural sink of electrons, and electrical appliances don't work when filled with dirt.

• Sound🎵 - because must be translated from electric current to pressure waves.

• Light🔆 - because in the true X2 nonfiction life, the light is a natural absorption of electrons.

Resisted Against

• Itself - because adding electricity to another source of electricity increases the source.

Immune Against

• none

Individuals (Earth Responsibly)

• Watchers

  1. Uatu

• Fomorians

  1. Balor

  2. Lugh

  3. Dean Breathnach

  4. ugh

• Antediluvian Saurfolks

  1. ugh

• Common Saurfolks

  1. Meranie Jorpassadal

  2. Jared Jorpassadal

• Isu

  1. Thor

  2. Loki

  3. Sigyn

  4. Zeus

  5. Hera

  6. Hephaestus

  7. Ares

  8. Hades

  9. Persephone

  10. Chang'e

  11. Quetzalcoatl

  12. Yahweh

  13. Marduk

  14. Bathala

  15. Ranginui

  16. Papatuanuku

  17. Susanoo

  18. Amaterasu

  19. Tsukuyomi

• Angels

  1. Michael the Archangel

  2. Gabriel the Archangel

  3. Raphael the Archangel

  4. Samael

• Humans (pre-2100)

  1. Pythogoras

  2. Leonidas I

  3. Alexander the Great

  4. Darius III

  5. Artabanus of Persia

  6. Eleanor of Aquitaine

  7. Princess Aurora

  8. Pocahontas

  9. Arianna of Corona

  10. Rapunzel of Corona

  11. Prince Julius Pierre

  12. Princess Marielle Pierre-Muller

  13. Prince Florent de Corona

  14. Duke Ruben Pierre I

  15. Ruben Pierre de Corona II

  16. Princess Vivienne Pierre

  17. Lady Josette Pierre

  18. Alicia Sonne-Pierre

  19. Cassandra Lunlac

  20. Anthony Pierre

  21. Maurice Pierre

  22. Maribelle Pierre

  23. Julieta Madrigal

  24. Isabela Madrigal

  25. Luisa Madrigal

  26. Mirabel Madrigal (briefly)

  27. Antonio Madrigal

  28. Camilo Madrigal

  29. Shay Cormac

  30. Berengar Horvath

  31. Constantin Sanatescu (WD-2 only)

  32. Nilan Punzalan-Pradep

  33. Guaiya Punzalan-Padilla

  34. Pingking Punzalan-Peng

  35. Lesley Punzalan

  36. Noel Punzalan

  37. Ginhawa Punzalan

  38. Carlito Asad Bautista

  39. Maleek Badawi-Bautista

  40. Mateo Badawi-Bautista

  41. Omar Badawi-Bautista

  42. Valerianna Badawi-Bautista

  43. Gorca de Pascua

  44. Juan Nantellontil

  45. Timoteo Nantellontil

  46. Donald Nantellontil

  47. Gaspar Nantellontil

  48. Zhong Yi Linjin

  49. Meijing Linjin

  50. Ronaldo Galicinao-Kealani

  51. Paolo Galicinao-Kealani

  52. Joszef Horvath

  53. Heloise Szekely

  54. Manuelito de Jesus

  55. Desmond Miles

  56. William Miles

  57. Peter Parker/Spider-Man (via his webs)

  58. Bruce Banner/Hulk

  59. Shuri

  60. Ryu Hoshi

  61. Ken Masters

• Humans (post-2100)

  1. Yosef Buenaventura

  2. Clarissa Jasmin-Buenaventura

  3. Archie Buenaventura

  4. Arnold Buenaventura

  5. Allison Buenaventura

  6. Rapunzel Solcorvauld-Morrison

  7. Isabella Solcorvauld-Morrison

  8. Nicolette Solcorvauld-Morrison

  9. Jericho Morrison

  10. Arianna Solcorvauld-Morrison

  11. Chiara Wilson

  12. Lorenzo Villaroel

• Human-Isu Hybrids

  1. Adam

  2. Eve

  3. Ryomen Sukuna

• Human-Angel Hybrids

  1. Sunny Starlen

  2. Lumina Starlen

• Ents

  1. Groot

• Eldritch Terrors

  1. Typhon

  2. Tiamat

  3. Jormungandr

  4. Apep

  5. Trentren Vilu

  6. Caicai Vilu

  7. Bakunawa

  8. Yamata no Orochi

  9. Ellen Trechend

Individuals (non-EarRes)

• Humans

  1. Obi-Wan Kenobi

  2. Anakin Skywalker

  3. Luke Skywalker

  4. Sabine Wren

  5. Ezra Bridger

  6. Kanan Jarrus

  7. Bo-Katan Kryze

  8. Sheev Palpatine

• ugh

  1. Yoda

Faunas

• Synapsids

  1. ugh

• Mammals

  1. Dokkaebi (varied)

  2. Human (varied)

  3. Agarthan Human (varied)

  4. Elf (varied)

  5. Goblin (varied)

  6. Angel (varied)

  7. Fairy (varied)

• Reptiles

  1. ugh

• Non-Avian Dinosaurs

  1. ugh

  2. Common Saurfolk (varied)

• Avian Dinosaurs

  1. Thunderbird

• Saurischian Wyverns

  1. ugh

• Elder Dragons

  1. Amhuluk

  2. Kushala Daora (Fulgurite terrain only)

  3. Alatreon (Thunder form)

• Amphibians

  1. ugh

• Fisherps

  1. ugh

• Bony Fishes

  1. ugh

• Cartilaginous Fishes

  1. ugh

• Jawless Fishes

  1. ugh

• Cnidarians

  1. ugh

• Segemented Worms

  1. Olgoi Khorkhoi

• Mollusks

  1. ugh

• Chelicerates

  1. ugh

• Crustaceans

  1. ugh

• Insects

  1. ugh

• Movable Plants

  1. Wood-folk/Saplittle

• Extraterrestrials

  1. ugh

• Constructs

  1. Rajah Gakal

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flora

• https://pokemon.fandom.com/wiki/Grass_type

• https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Grass_(type)

• https://powerlisting.fandom.com/wiki/Plant_Manipulation