Sound (Element)

Audiokinesis is from Latin/Greek:

“Audio” = sound

“Kinesis” = movement or control

Audiokinesis literally means “control of sound.” A person with this ability is called an Audiokinetic or Sound Manipulator.

• Audiokinesis/Echokinesis/Sonokinesis

• Audio/Auditory/Noise Manipulation

• Sonic Manipulation

• Sonic/Sound Energy Control/Manipulation

• Sonic/Sound Wave Control/Manipulation

• Hypersonic/Supersonic/Ultrasonic Wave Manipulation

• Hypersonic/Supersonic/Ultrasonic Manipulation

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

• Sound Type (Pokemon)

In physics, sound is a vibration that propagates as an acoustic wave through a transmission medium such as a gas, liquid or solid. In human physiology and psychology, sound is the reception of such waves and their perception by the brain. Only acoustic waves that have frequencies lying between about 20 Hz and 20 kHz, the audio frequency range, elicit an auditory percept in humans. In air at atmospheric pressure, these represent sound waves with wavelengths of 17 meters (56 ft) to 1.7 centimeters (0.67 in). Sound waves above 20 kHz are known as ultrasound and are not audible to humans. Sound waves below 20 Hz are known as infrasound. Different animal species have varying hearing ranges, allowing some to even hear ultrasounds.

Sound is a mechanical wave caused by vibration of particles in a medium (air, water, etc.). Fictional audiokinetics can manipulate wave frequency, amplitude, and resonance, controlling how energy travels through matter. Real-world parallels include ultrasound, resonance frequency, and acoustic levitation.

A type of energy created by vibrations is sound. The vibration of an object causes the molecules of the air around it to move. These molecules collide with molecules nearby, causing those molecules to vibrate as well. The definition of sound is the capacity to perceive or experience a vibration of movement caused by a voice or instrument used by creatures to warn or groove.

A periodic disturbance of a medium (air, ground, water, etc.) that radiates outward linearly in the form of a pressure wave can be created, shaped, and manipulated by users. These waves have a sound-perceiving influence on the ear. Whether or whether they can be heard by the ear, vibrational motion waves are thought of as sound from a physics perspective.

With the ability to warp, strengthen, echo, speed up, slow down, imitate, intensify, quiet, and distort sound, users can use it as a strong physical force and swift movement. While sound at high frequencies cannot be heard by most people but can be utilized to produce sonar-like effects, sound at low frequencies can possibly be fatal to living things by causing internal damage.

Using physical barriers for protection is challenging since sound vibrations can pass through the air, ground, water, and any other media. At the molecular level, the vibrations can also have an impact. In essence, sound is both a useful tool and an imperceptible deadly weapon.

Animals or survivors are capable of producing and modifying music, a type of art that primarily uses sound and silence as its media. This is because the sound element rules. Among its common components are pitch, which governs melody and harmony, rhythm (and the related concepts of tempo, meter, and articulation), dynamics, and the acoustic qualities of timbre and texture.

Sound represents communication, emotion, and resonance.

Audiokinesis symbolizes:

• 🎶 Harmony — balance between chaos and order

• 🗣️ Expression — the power of the voice and emotion

• 🌊 Energy and movement — invisible yet unstoppable forces

• 🔇 Control of silence — peace, focus, and restraint

Audiokinetic characters are often sensitive, intuitive, and expressive, yet capable of great power when provoked — their strength mirrors the duality of music: soothing or devastating.

Weapons and armor can be imbued with the element of sound. Some species of creatures are imbued with it. Using large vocal chords or other naturally materials. When a sound weapon strikes, it releases a wave of sounds into the wound, which can be extremely effective against certain creatures.

Depending on skill level, an audiokinetic can:

1. Sound Wave Manipulation: Shape, amplify, or silence sound waves. They can increase volume, change pitch, or redirect vibrations like a sonic conductor.

2. Sonic Blasts / Screams: Release concentrated bursts of sound energy capable of stunning, shattering objects, or even knocking down enemies.

3. Vibration Control: Use sound frequencies to vibrate matter, allowing them to cause earthquakes, resonance explosions, or cut through solid materials.

4. Echo Location: Use sound reflection to detect objects or people in darkness or through walls — similar to bats or dolphins.

5. Silence Field: Nullify or absorb surrounding sounds to create a zone of total silence, useful for stealth or defense.

6. Voice Manipulation: Alter voice pitch and tone for mimicry, hypnosis, or communication at great distances.

7. Sonic Levitation (Advanced): Use vibrations to hover or propel objects, even fly through resonance control.

Offense Skills

• Sound Blast

• Sound Jab

• Loud Roar

• Perish Song

• Sound Heal

• Sound Protect

• Soundproof Bless

• Sonic Beam

• Sonic Boom

• Acoustical Bang

• Rapping Beat

• After You

• Belly Beat

• Boom Blast

• Supersonic

• Swagger

• Continental Crash

• Howl

• Uproar

• Echo Beam

• Sound Mind

• Celebrate

• Enjoy

• Echolocation Lock

• Anti-hatred Beat

• Clangorous Beattime

Defense Skills

• Sound Mind

• Celebrate

• Enjoy

Exclusive Ultimate Skills

• Sound Brat Bang (Gowrow only)

• Swan Song (all Cygnowyrms)

• Resonation Perish / Death Sonata (Snallygaster only)

Passive Abilities (everyone)

• Nature's Ambience - Powers up Sound-type moves.

• Volume Copy - Adjusts power according to the foe's ability.

• Sound Beat - Inflicts damage on foes using any draining move.

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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).

Strong Against

• Air🌬️ - because the wind's effect is more about distortion of sound. As a sound wave propagates, or moves, through the air, some pieces are accelerated and others slowed down as it meets wind. 

• Electric⚡ - because must be translated from electric current to pressure waves.

• Light🔆 - because it is not a vibration on a material.

• Arcane✨ - because the mind is absorbed by the sound causing distraction.

Weak Against

• Rock🪨 - because in the true nonfiction life, the rock can bounce causing echo which stratifies the atmospheric density and affects sound waves through that.

• Ice❄️ - because the ice is sound-absorbing materials and masking.

• Leaf🌿 - because the plants lacked emotions and sound making, it was making deflecting the sounds and masked.

• Dark🌑 - because the sound travels further at night independent of temperature. Calm night, no wind at a temperature that any day may be.

Resisted Against

• Metal - because the metal is affected by the friction and soundwaves via bouncing.

• Itself - because it produces the sound, which might cause remixes or increasing sound.

Immune Against

• none

Random Chances

• none

Individuals (Earth Responsibly)

• Watchers

  1. Uatu

• Fomorians

  1. Balor

  2. Lugh

  3. Dean Breathnach

• Antediluvian Saurfolks

  1. Erlin Khan

• Common Saurfolks

  1. Meranie Jorpassadal

  2. Jared Jorpassadal

• Isu

  1. Thor

  2. Loki

  3. Sigyn

  4. Zeus

  5. Hera

  6. Artemis/Selene

  7. Apollo/Helios

  8. Hephaestus

  9. Ares

  10. Hades

  11. Persephone

  12. Chang'e

  13. Quetzalcoatl

  14. Odin

  15. Frigga

  16. Yahweh

  17. Marduk

  18. Bathala

  19. Ranginui

  20. Papatuanuku

  21. Susanoo

  22. Amaterasu

  23. Tsukuyomi

  24. Indra

  25. Rudra

  26. Satan

  27. Surtur

  28. 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. Eleanor of Aquitaine

  13. Varian Debussie

  14. Arianna of Corona

  15. Rapunzel of Corona

  16. Julius Sonne-Pierre

  17. Marielle Pierre-Muller

  18. Florent Sonne-Pierre

  19. Ruben Sonne-Pierre I

  20. Pierre Sonne-Pierre II

  21. Vivienne Sonne-Pierre

  22. Lady Josette Sonne-Pierre

  23. Alicia Sonne-Pierre

  24. Cassandra Lunlac

  25. Anthony Pierre

  26. Maurice Pierre

  27. Maribelle Pierre/Princess Belle

  28. Miguel Rivera

  29. Mirabel Madrigal

  30. Shay Cormac

  31. Anastasia Romanov

  32. Berengar Horvath

  33. Constantin Sanatescu

  34. Winston Churchill

  35. Nilan Punzalan-Pradep

  36. Guaiya Punzalan-Padilla

  37. Pingking Punzalan-Peng

  38. Lesley Punzalan

  39. Noel Punzalan

  40. Ginhawa Punzalan

  41. Carlito Asad Bautista

  42. Maleek Badawi-Bautista

  43. Mateo Badawi-Bautista

  44. Omar Badawi-Bautista

  45. Valerianna Badawi-Bautista

  46. Gorca de Pascua

  47. Juan Nantellontil

  48. Timoteo Nantellontil

  49. Donald Nantellontil

  50. Gaspar Nantellontil

  51. Zhong Yi Linjin

  52. Meijing Linjin

  53. Ronaldo Galicinao-Kealani

  54. Paolo Galicinao-Kealani

  55. Joszef Horvath

  56. Heloise Szekely

  57. Manuelito de Jesus

  58. Desmond Miles

  59. William Miles

  60. Alison Blaire/Dazzler

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

  62. Tony Stark/Iron Man

  63. Norman Osborn/Green Goblin

  64. Harry Osborn/New Goblin

  65. T'Challa/Black Panther

  66. Shuri

  67. Namor

  68. Ryu Hoshi

  69. Ken Masters

  70. Dhalsim

  71. Chun Li

  72. 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. Amethystine Regina

  13. Dominic Regina

  14. Chiara Wilson

  15. Odette Regina

  16. Clarabelle Regina

  17. 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 Cygnowyrm

  2. Black Cygnowyrm

  3. White Cygnowyrm

  4. Buried Cygnowyrm

  5. Lustrebeak Cygnowyrm

  6. Common Saurfolk (varied)

• Avian Dinosaurs

  1. Mute Swan

  2. Laughing Kookaburra

  3. Superb Lyrebird

  4. Albert's Lyrebird

  5. Greater Bird-of-paradise

  6. Common Hill Myna

• Saurischian Wyverns

  1. ugh

• Elder Dragons

  1. ugh

• Amphibians

  1. ugh

• Fisherps

  1. ugh

• Bony Fishes

  1. Danionella cerebrum

• Cartilaginous Fishes

  1. ugh

• Jawless Fishes

  1. ugh

• Cnidarians

  1. ugh

• Segemented Worms

  1. ugh

• Mollusks

  1. ugh

• Chelicerates

  1. ugh

• Crustaceans

  1. ugh

• Insects

  1. ugh

• Automatons

  1. ugh

• Extraterrestrials

  1. Corachu

• Constructs

  1. Rajah Gakal

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound

• https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Sound_Element

• https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Sound-based_move

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

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