Metal (Element)

Ferrokinesis is from Latin and Greek:

“Ferro” = iron or metal in Latin

“Kinesis” = movement or control in Ancient Greek

Ferrokinesis literally means “control of metal.” Someone with this ability is called a Ferrokinetic or Metal Manipulator.

• Metal Bending/Control

• Metallic Control/Manipulation

• Metal Element Control/Manipulation

• Metallokinesis/Metalkinesis/Ferrokinesis

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

• Steel Type (Pokemon)

A large number of resistances and excellent defense against both physical and special attacks made the metal element stand out. Some metal-types can, however, launch an offensive on the physical or special defense. However, because they are heavy, they move slowly but have strong defense.

Metal-type elements resemble everyday objects made out of metal (such as Khalkotauroi, Talos and Barcadzy Calh), there are a few Steel types that are biological organisms outfitted with metallic armor (such as Kushala Daora or Stymphalian Birds). Metal elemental creatures draw their powers from light based attacks (mostly special attacks) due to the glistening properties of metal.

Using specific organs, the user is able to generate, shape, and manipulate metal, a solid material (an element, compound, or alloy) that is frequently hard, lustrous, and has strong electrical and thermal conductivity. The majority of metals are malleable, which means they may be permanently bent or distorted without breaking or cracking, as well as fusible, which allows for melting or fusing, and ductile, which allows for drawing out into fine wires.

The magnetism and magnetic fields, an attractive and repellent phenomenon created by the passage of electrical charges, can be controlled by advanced beings or survivors because the metal element regulates. A magnet, a conductor carrying an electric current, a stream of charged particles, or naturally occurring minerals can all produce magnetic fields.

Electromagnetism heavily relies on magnetism. Ferromagnetic materials, such as matter that creates magnets or items that are drawn to magnets, are frequently used to illustrate magnetism. Iron, cobalt, nickel, and various alloys are the common metals that are drawn to or affected by magnetic fields. These metals are typically found on Earth (and elsewhere in the cosmos), synthesized, and employed in construction of cities, farms, and automobiles. These elements are present in or are made of in almost every material that humans use. Diamagnetism is an example of anything that is not always drawn to magnetic fields.

Users can produce, shape, and manipulate coins of any substance, size, etc. because the metal element is the governing one.

Along with the Earth-type, Metal represents part of the Earth's minerals as types.

The time, electric, metal, nature, fae, water, and fire element is mostly used by the scientific organizations.

Ferrokinesis represents:

• ⚙️ Strength and determination — the unyielding nature of metal

• 🧲 Control and precision — mastery over rigid elements

• 🛡️ Defense and resilience — protection through structure

• ⚡ Innovation and science — magnetic forces symbolizing intellect and progress

Ferrokinetic characters often embody discipline, willpower, and inner toughness — strong yet flexible like the metal they command.

Magnetism is caused by the movement of electric charges (electrons).

• The Earth itself has a magnetic field — advanced ferrokinetics could tap into this to manipulate large-scale forces or even fly.

• Real metals like iron, cobalt, and nickel are magnetic, forming the basis for this fictional power.

Weapons and armor can be imbued with the element of metal. Some species of creatures are imbued with it. Using heavy equipment or other metal materials. When a metal weapon strikes, it releases a dust of platinum, iron, or gold into the wound, which can be extremely effective against certain creatures.

Depending on the user’s mastery and magnetic power, abilities include:

1. Metal Manipulation: Bend, reshape, or move metallic objects — from small nails to entire vehicles — with magnetic or mental force.

2. Metal Creation or Generation: Form metal constructs such as weapons, armor, or barriers by manipulating iron particles from the environment or their own body.

3. Electromagnetic Control: Control both electric and magnetic fields, allowing limited electrokinesis or technokinesis effects.

4. Magnetic Levitation: Fly or make objects float using magnetic repulsion or attraction.

5. Metal Detection / Sense: Feel magnetic fields or the presence of metal, similar to a living radar.

6. Magnetized Attacks: Launch metal projectiles, attract weapons, or deflect bullets.

7. Armor Enhancement: Create metal armor for protection or even fuse metal into the body (advanced users).

Offense Skills

• Rust Blast

• Rust Breath

• Metallized Blade

• Metal Wingtip

• Iron Cannon

• Iron Punch

• Iron Slam

• Iron Claw

• Iron Headbutt

• Iron Slap

• Metal Ball

• Metal Burst

• Coin Shot

• Copper Stab

• Iron Stab

• Melting Rust Beam

• Nail Dance

• Metallic Beam

• Receipting Bang

• Friction Bang

• Iron Rolling

• Metal Cage

• Magnetized Choke

• Magnet Strike

• Spinning Steel

• Karakuri Dunk

• Doom Blast

Defense Skills

• Iron Bulwark

• Iron Shield

• Coin Shield

• Magnetic Mirror

• Nail Trap

Exclusive Ultimate Skills

• Guardian Shield (Kushala Daora only)

• Magnet Beam (Rukodiora only)

• Guardian's Beacon (Talos only)

• Extinction Drakeslash (Queen Arianna only on Eagle-Blade of Bethlehem)

• Archduke's Metallized Bang (Anthony Pierre only on Archduke's Cane Scepter)

• Friction Aphrodisiacal (Leonardo Thongameray only on Shrak'apy or Leonardo's Lance)

Passive Abilities (everyone)

• Ironskin - Powers up the attack of Metal-type moves.

• Magnet Trap - Prevents Metal-type from fleeing by pulling them in with magnetism.

• Metalworker - Powers up the defense of Metal-type moves.

• Call of Duty - Powers up the Metal-type moves of the creatures and its allies. Call of duty" can mean the strong feeling of obligation to do something. The idiom describes a sense of responsibility to perform a difficult or necessary action.

• Full Armor - Prevents other creature's moves or Abilities from lowering the creature's stats.

• Casas - The creature moves after all other creature do.

• Metal Spike - Inflicts damage to the creature on contact.

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Strong Against

• Rock🪨 - because metal tools are often used to break ice, plants and rocks; and because machines don't work properly when filled with sand, dirt, or mud, and earthquakes destroy metal buildings.

• Leaf🌿 - because metal tools are often used to break ice, plants and rocks.

• Air🌬️ - because of nonfiction 2x, in ancient or modern times, birds and other flying creatures were hunted with the use of bullets or ball of metal, as well as stone or raw ores.

• Ice❄️ - because metal tools are often used to break ice, plants and rocks.

• Fae🧚 - because, in both European mythologies, fairies lose their power with metals, also, they are burnt when touching them as in case of technology.

Weak Against

• Fire🔥 - because steel is a conductor of heat and it can be melted with high temperatures.

• Electric⚡ - because it is an electrical conductor.

• Sound🎵 - because some of these sound waves scatter conduction electrons.

• Dark🌑 - because machines don't feel fear since they don't have emotions or feeling, causing alternatively bad glitching by the dark magic called AI Takeover.

Resisted Against

• Air🌬️ - because birds can't cause any damage to steel, hence why bird cages are made of metal.

• Water🌊 - because water oxidizes some metals and doesn't affect.

• Arcane✨ -  because machines don't feel fear since they don't have emotions or feelings.

• Chaos☣️ - because, knights used steel armors or fighters to take on enemies to resist their attacks not so powerful as.

• Itself - because when you hit something made of metal with another piece of metal, the attacking metal may dent.

Immune Against

• Poison 🤢 - because poison and sleep doesn't affect machines and other things that are not organic. Because plants can't degrade metals.

Random Chances

• Rock🪨 - 75% change of because machines don't work properly when filled with sand, dirt, or mud, and earthquakes destroy metal buildings, and 25% change of being resisted by hurting rocks.

Depending on the user’s mastery and magnetic power, abilities include:

1. Metal Manipulation: Bend, reshape, or move metallic objects — from small nails to entire vehicles — with magnetic or mental force.

2. Metal Creation or Generation: Form metal constructs such as weapons, armor, or barriers by manipulating iron particles from the environment or their own body.

3. Electromagnetic Control: Control both electric and magnetic fields, allowing limited electrokinesis or technokinesis effects.

4. Magnetic Levitation: Fly or make objects float using magnetic repulsion or attraction.

5. Metal Detection / Sense: Feel magnetic fields or the presence of metal, similar to a living radar.

6. Magnetized Attacks: Launch metal projectiles, attract weapons, or deflect bullets.

7. Armor Enhancement: Create metal armor for protection or even fuse metal into the body (advanced users).

Individuals (Earth Responsibly)

• Watchers

  1. Uatu

• Fomorians

  1. Balor

  2. Lugh

  3. Dean Breathnach

• Antediluvian Saurfolks

  1. Waziya

• 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. Odin

  13. Frigga

  14. Yahweh

  15. Marduk

  16. Bathala

  17. Ranginui

  18. Papatuanuku

  19. Susanoo

  20. Amaterasu

  21. Tsukuyomi

  22. Indra

  23. Rudra

  24. Satan

  25. Surtur

  26. Nergal

• Angels

  1. Michael the Archangel

  2. Gabriel the Archangel

  3. Raphael the Archangel

  4. Samael

• Humans (pre-2100)

  1. Gilgamesh

  2. Moses

  3. Tzipporah

  4. Pythagoras

  5. Leonidas I

  6. Alexander the Great

  7. Darius III

  8. Artabanus of Persia

  9. Peter the Apostle

  10. Paul the Apostle

  11. Constantine the Great

  12. Hua Mulan

  13. Princess Aurora

  14. Prince Philip

  15. Eleanor of Aquitaine

  16. Varian Debussie

  17. Arianna of Corona

  18. Rapunzel of Corona

  19. Julius Sonne-Pierre

  20. Marielle Pierre-Muller

  21. Florent Sonne-Pierre

  22. Ruben Sonne-Pierre I

  23. Pierre Sonne-Pierre II

  24. Vivienne Sonne-Pierre

  25. Lady Josette Sonne-Pierre

  26. Alicia Sonne-Pierre

  27. Cassandra Lunlac

  28. Anthony Pierre

  29. Maurice Pierre

  30. Maribelle Pierre/Princess Belle

  31. Miguel Rivera

  32. Mirabel Madrigal

  33. Shay Cormac

  34. Anastasia Romanov

  35. Berengar Horvath

  36. Constantin Sanatescu

  37. Winston Churchill

  38. Nilan Punzalan-Pradep

  39. Guaiya Punzalan-Padilla

  40. Pingking Punzalan-Peng

  41. Lesley Punzalan

  42. Noel Punzalan

  43. Ginhawa Punzalan

  44. Carlito Asad Bautista

  45. Maleek Badawi-Bautista

  46. Mateo Badawi-Bautista

  47. Omar Badawi-Bautista

  48. Valerianna Badawi-Bautista

  49. Gorca de Pascua

  50. Juan Nantellontil

  51. Timoteo Nantellontil

  52. Donald Nantellontil

  53. Gaspar Nantellontil

  54. Zhong Yi Linjin

  55. Meijing Linjin

  56. Ronaldo Galicinao-Kealani

  57. Paolo Galicinao-Kealani

  58. Joszef Horvath

  59. Heloise Szekely

  60. Manuelito de Jesus

  61. Desmond Miles

  62. William Miles

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

  64. Tony Stark/Iron Man

  65. Norman Osborn/Green Goblin

  66. Harry Osborn/New Goblin

  67. T'Challa

  68. Shuri

  69. Ryu Hoshi

  70. Ken Masters

  71. Jin Kazama

• Humans (post-2100)

  1. Helga Miracle

  2. Yosef Buenaventura

  3. Clarissa Jasmin-Buenaventura

  4. Archie Buenaventura

  5. Arnold Buenaventura

  6. Allison Buenaventura

  7. Rapunzel Solcorvauld-Morrison

  8. Isabella Solcorvauld-Morrison

  9. Nicolette Solcorvauld-Morrison

  10. Jericho Morrison

  11. Arianna Solcorvauld-Morrison

  12. Chiara Wilson

  13. Lorenzo Villaroel

• Human-Isu Hybrids

  1. Adam

  2. Eve

  3. Ryomen Sukuna

• Human-Angel Hybrids

  1. Sunny Starlen

  2. Lumina Starlen

• Thatrollwans

  1. Delphina Dlerraz

  2. Antoinette Dlerraz

  3. Jeanne Dlerraz

  4. Santiago Gutierrez

• Dermochlories

  1. Ji Yi Ko Ashton

  2. Gi Ga Ko

• Berbanian "Gods"

  1. Asraq/Uwawu

  2. Wannor

• Comieos

  1. Thorimiyer Ankawor

  2. Katackalos Ankawor

• 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. Captain Rex

  8. Satine Kryze

  9. Bo-Katan Kryze

  10. Sheev Palpatine

• ugh

  1. Yoda

  2. Ahsoka Tano

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. Common Saurfolk (varied)

• Avian Dinosaurs

  1. Stymphalian Bird

  2. Gagana

• Saurischian Wyverns

  1. ugh

• Elder Dragons

  1. Kushala Daora

• Amphibians

  1. ugh

• Fisherps

  1. ugh

• Bony Fishes

  1. Beluga Sturgeon

• Cartilaginous Fishes

  1. ugh

• Jawless Fishes

  1. ugh

• Cnidarians

  1. ugh

• Segemented Worms

  1. ugh

• Mollusks

  1. Scaly-foot Snail

• Chelicerates

  1. ugh

• Crustaceans

  1. ugh

• Insects

  1. ugh

• Automatons

  1. Talos

• Extraterrestrials

  1. ugh

• Constructs

  1. Rajah Gakal

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal

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

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

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