The ability to release/use artificial elements to various attacks. Sub-power of Artificial Element Manipulation. Variation of Attack Powers and Inorganic Attacks. Opposite to Artificial Element Defense.
Also Called[]
- Artificial Element Projection
- Man-Made Element Attacks/Projection
- Synthetic Element Attacks/Projection
Capabilities[]
The user can release/use artificial elements to attacks of various shapes and/or intensities, either projected, used as a part of melee attacks, etc.
Applications[]
Variations[]
- Asphalt Attacks
- Cloth Attacks
- Concrete Attacks
- Garbage Attacks
- Gasoline Attacks
- Glass Attacks
- Paper Attacks
- Pollution Attacks
- Rubber Attacks
Associations[]
- Artificial Element Combat
- Artificial Element Constructs
- Artificial Element Manipulation
- Artificial Element Mimicry
- Force-Field Generation
- Inorganic Attacks
- Power Augmentation
- Projectile Enhancement
- Solidification
- Volatile Constructs
Limitations[]
- Users may require outside source of artificial element to create a blasts.
- Users may not be immune to effects of own blast.
- Firing may be involuntary reaction, or released in constant stream.
- Users will be exhausted when too much synthetic matter is used at once.
- Users need control to avoid unnecessary destruction.
- The users own artificial elemental attacks may not damage them.
Known Users[]
- Senjumaru Shutara (Bleach)
- Trash Monster (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- ClearAgumon (Digimon)
- Roachmon (Digimon)
- Life Fibers Users (Kill la Kill)
- Mega Man (Mega Man series)
- Various Robot Masters (Mega Man series)
- Mega Man X (Mega Man X series)
- Mavericks (Mega Man X series)
- Dodai (Naruto)
- Karyū (Naruto)
- Kurotsuchi (Naruto)
- Poison type Move Users (Pokémon)
- Tsukumogami (Tsugumomo)
Gallery[]
Kurotsuchi (Naruto) attacks with her Lava Release: Quicklime Congealing Technique.
Dodai (Naruto) using Lava Release: Rubber Ball.