Mineral Manipulation

Mineral Manipulation
Krokorok (Pokémon) has this ability.
Power/Ability to:	Manipulate minerals.

The power to manipulate minerals. Sub-power of Chemistry Manipulation. Variation of Earth Manipulation.

Also Called

• Lithokinesis
• Mineralkinesis
• Oryctokinesis
• Rock Manipulation
• Stone Manipulation

Capabilities

User can create, shape and manipulate any/all minerals, a naturally occurring, homogeneous inorganic solid substances with a definite chemical composition and characteristic crystalline structure, color, and hardness. This includes rocks, which are composed of grains of one or more minerals or mineraloids held together by chemical bonds.

Applications

• Burrowing with choice between simply gliding through mineral/rock or leaving tunnel.
• Manipulate the properties of minerals/rock.
  • Polish minerals/rocks.
  • Repair objects of minerals/rock.
• Mineral Attacks
• Mineral Constructs
• Mineral Defense
• Mineral Generation
• Move/lift minerals/rocks.
  • Geokinetic Flight using minerals/rock.
  • Geokinetic Surfing by riding a boulder or a mass of minerals/rock.

Techniques

• Abacomancy using mineral/rock dust/sand.
• Burying through minerals/rock.
• Geokinetic Combat using minerals/rock.
• Geokinetic Invisibility using minerals/rock.
• Geokinetic Regeneration using minerals/rock.
• Healing Earth using minerals/rock.
• Petrification into minerals/rock.
• Mineral Aura
• Seismic Sense sense/perceive vibrations in minerals/rock.
• Stone Empowerment
• Stone Mimicry
• Stone Scrying
• Terraportation using minerals/rock.

Variations

• Crystal Manipulation
• Gemstone Manipulation
• Metal Manipulation
• Mineral Magic
• Phosphorus Manipulation
• Silicon Manipulation
• Sulfur Manipulation

Associations

• Architecture Manipulation
• Bone Manipulation - bones are made of minerals.
• Calcium Manipulation
• Chemistry Manipulation
• Earth Manipulation
• Fossil Manipulation

Limitations

• May be unable to create minerals/rock, being limited to manipulating only from already existing sources.
• Distance, mass, precision, etc. depend upon of the knowledge, skill, and strength of the user, and their power's natural limits.

Known Users

• Earthbenders (Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra)
• Avatars (Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra)
• Hazel Levesque (Heroes of Olympus)
• Rock-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Pokémon can lean Rock-type attacks/moves (Pokémon)
• Toa of Stone (Bionicle)
  • Toa Pohatu
  • Toa Onewa
  • Toa Hewkii
  • Toa Pouks
• Element Lord of Rock (Bionicle)
• Gray Chromatic Dragons (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man (Doom Patrol)
• Sandstorm (Nindragon: Scale Squad 5)
• Subterrence (Nindragon: Scale Squad 5)
• All Earth Dragons (Nindragon: Scale Squad 5)
• All Earth Mustangons (Nindragon: Scale Squad 5)
• Amy Edison (Infinity Vikings)
• Alven Rogarth (Infinity Vikings)
• Tremor (Mortal Kombat X)
• Dai Gui (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Ludo (Labyrinth)
• Stoney (Winx Club)
• Rose/Midler (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part III: Stardust Crusaders); via her Stand High Priestess
• Brainiac (Smallville)
• Stone Man (Mega Man 5)
• Block Man (Mega Man 11)

Gallery

Toph (Avatar: The Last Airbender) can bend and control stone and other forms of earth to her will.

Aang (Avatar: The Last Airbender) in a armor made of crystals

Pohatu (Bionicle Universe) is a Toa that can control the element of Stone.

Rose/Midler's Stand, High Priestess (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part III Stardust Crusaders) possesses the ability to shapeshift and assimilate itself into any type of inorganic matter, be it metal, glass or plastic.

Nagare (Naruto) copying Gaara's sand manipulation abilities, controlling rock powder's pressure to crush his opponents.

Onix (Pokémon)

Rock-type Pokémon (Pokémon)

Brainiac (Smallville) has power over minerals, allowing him to turn an ordinary rock into silver Kryptonite.