The Primal House

This makes Inferno Arcane users unique in their House, as they are the only Arcane user who does not not need an accessible resource of their element near by to activate their magical abilities. Their willpower alone can combust the air around them into a symphony of flames. Granted, Inferno Arcane users seem to have a strong relationship with the sun, as the presence of the heavenly star affects the potency of their magic. It is very difficult for an untrained Inferno Arcane user to summon their flames at night, underground, during an eclipse, or in any instance they have a barrier blocking them from the sun's light, especially during the lunar phase of the full moon. This detriment comes with a bonus however, as the more sunlight Inferno users are exposed to, the stronger their flames can burn.

Inferno users have one main concern, and that is they tend to become powerless when exposed to any sort of water, meaning most Aquarion users usually have the advantage in a fight. When facing off with a Floron Arcane user however, Inferno users have the advantage as their endlessly ravenous flames are ever eager for more sources of fuel. Inferno Arcane specialists walk the fine line between raw power and pure control, it is easy to give way to temptation and blaze into a furious wrath of impulse, but a fire that burns through it's fuel too quickly will eventually smother itself out.

Valid examples of Inferno Arcana shown in media would be Fire Magic from FairyTail, the Fire Type from Pokémon, Fire Bending from Avatar the Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra, Flame Princess from Adventure Time, Roy Mustang from FullMetal Alchemist Brotherhood, and Bloom from The Winx Club

This makes the Aquarion Arcana one of the most flexible and broad classifications of the Arcane Arts, traits that are reflected in their extensive and unique userbase. While they always require a source of water nearby in order to use their abilities, the sheer range of user potential more than makes up for this handicap. Aquarion users seem to have a deep connection with the moons of our world, as the lunar cycle effects the potency of their magic. When the moons are full, these masters of water are capable of great feats, but when the moons begin to wane and disappear; it is incredibly difficult for an Aquarion user to use the full capacity of their abilities.

Those that are able to use the Aquarion Arcana are all to familiar with their dominance over the Inferno Arcana, something they aren't afraid to point out when swapping stories with other elemental users. While it is well known that water can smother most acts of fire, Aquarion users must take caution when facing off against the Floron Arcana. Water is the life-blood of the world, this is true, but nature and plants will absorb that energy in order to grow stronger; only to expand their green-hued domination. While it may be impossible to fully classify and contain an element as flexible as water, Aquarion Arcane specialists know they are not infallible. They must be willing to adjust and work around their environment in order to truly master the aspect of water.

Valid examples of Aquarion Arcana shown in media would be Water Magic, Ice Magic, Snow Magic, & Vapor Magic from FairyTail, the Water Type & Ice Type from Pokémon, Water Bending & Ice Bending from Avatar the Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra, Mermista & Frosta from She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Isaac McDougal from FullMetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Aisha & Icy from The Winx Club, and Poseidon & Khione from Greek Mythology

Floron Arcana users are the most in touch with their environment out of any other Arcana, after all, the potency of their magic is entirely dependent on the seasons, climate, and fertility of their surroundings. These users are able to grow just about anything, and are considered natural green thumbs. Of course some may choose to specialize in specific flora, but the ability to master all forms of plant based life is possible. Floron users draw their power from nature itself, as such they are deeply influenced by their surrounding environment, from the quality of the air they breathe to the earth beneath their feet. Some may say this makes Floron Arcane users overly-sensitive and weak, but these green elementalists know that perfection is achieved easiest when surrounded by the best conditions.

The average Floron enthusiast has no need for concern when facing off against an Aquarion user, as plants actively use all forms of water in order to grow. While their flora imbued dominance over the water elementals tend to be a sore spot for Aquarion users, the power of the Floron Arcana is not unchecked. They are quickly overwhelmed and vanquished when exposed to the Inferno Arcana, with their green thumbs being no match for the ever ravenous flames. Floron Arcane users tend to not be too bothered with this development, as from the ashes comes the potential for new growth. Birth and death, renewal and decay, both are needed in order for life to flourish.

Valid examples of Floron Arcana shown in media would be Plant Magic, Flower Magic, Green Magic, & Plant Make from FairyTail, the Grass Type & Poison Type from Pokémon, Wood Release from Naruto, Perfuma from She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Flora from The Winx Club, Garden Fairies from Tinkerbell: Pixie Hollow, Poison Ivy from DC, and Demeter & Persephone from Greek Mythology