#fictional elements

[ondarianmaximus]

Elements of the Continent of Monaaka

The "Uknown Elelement"... Recently Discovered by the Mages Guild in Ondar City.

All the other elements that make up the Arenthian Table of Elements (the planet the story takes place on is named Arenthia). I will be happy to talk about each element in detail. Note that Niberunium and Reddingum share the same number (64), this is because Niberunium is in itself a paradox. It shouldn't exist and yet somehow does exist in the same position as Reddingum on the periodic table.

[thenixkat]

I thought chewed on on the way back from work since brain is still poking at an element thing and mons and such and is in part inspired by the Night Hyren being an Arderial (air type) dream creature rather than a Core (darkness/evil type more or less) dream creature.

But like the true color of the sky is black. All sources of light that make it anything other than black are temporary and will burn out at some point. Light will at some point in the deep future cease to be a thing at all.

Thus the element of air would best be color-coded black.

Also there's no real border between the sky and the sea. Both air and water are fluids. The air contains water. You can look up and see vast quantities of water just up in the air. And there's no real border between our atmosphere, the sky, and the vast espanse of space, The space between the air molecules just gets farther and farther the deeper you go.

Therefore, air/water/void could just be used as a single element.

[trassellynn]

(MY PERSONAL) FANDOM POSITIVITY WEEK

Never let anyone make you feel ashamed of the characters you love, the couples, the relationships, the stories...

Loving a fictional character that is or was problematic doesn't make you a bad person.

Love all the characters you want, recognizing their flaws and appreciating their positive characteristics.

Maybe you just see in that characters something other people don't see, maybe you just feel them close to you for every kind of personal reason. And it's okay!

It often happens to me too, but I'm trying to tell myself to not be ashamed of my tastes on fictional elements.

So... this is my new contribute.

I put SoC in tags because it's the fandom I am more into now, but it's valid for all the fandoms.

[periodictabledlc]

WELCOME TO COSTCO, I LOVE YOU!

Costco is a chemical element. It is crystalline and native to Costco, the controlled province of the United States which it is named after. Costco can be found as crystals no larger than 5 centimeters in size in various locations, however deposits of costco are more common in the subway systems of West Costco, between aisles 22,000 to 24,500 and in ceilings above the Costco Ramapultian Food Market.

Costco does not have any actual laws, as Matty Parmesan, the mayor of Costco Inner City states, "all laws under the U.S. Government are merely a suggestion." [needs citation]. Because of this, any civilian is free to mine for costco at any time, though the increasing value of costco has made costco mining without being injured incredibly difficult. Costco State Parliament has disclosed that in 2355, over 1,500,000 people have been injured by accidents related to costco mining, which has resulted in hospitals such as the Matthew Parmesan Hospital, Costco General Hospital and the Little Buc-ee's Health Centre being overworked.

To combat this, the state of Costco has recently ordered for civilians to alert the Costco Department of Costco Mining Operations to any unmarked deposit of costco, though some civilian miners are violently protesting against this act, as they claim it "restricts free will".

[periodictabledlc]

THE KNIGHTS OF CALGARY

calgarium is a metal found exclusively in the caves of the scandinavian region, though it has been found in concentrations of lower than 30% deep underground (>12km) in places like the united kingdom, indonesia, and russia. because of this, calgarium is now very expensive, but not very valuable as it has no modern use as its properties in engineering and other adjacent fields pale to other metals such as philharmonium, euantipodium and ceramium.

according to archived records, calgarium was used by blacksmiths to create various tools, weapons, hardware and decorative metal oranges.

[periodictabledlc]

[periodictabledlc]

today on evils of the periodic table... unipolium!

unipolium is a metallic funny element that's really dense. so dense that a unipolium sphere of more than 0.4 mm is able to collapse into a black hole. big yikes. it's naturally found on the surface of monopole stars (not magnetars) where magnetic monopoles manifesting as matter, specifically monopole quarks bind into unipolium nuclei. because it's so dense, all magnetic monopole elements are essentially metallic in nature and delightful to mess around with, unless you have concerns of you and/or other people and things getting hurt. however, it is also synthesized in 'bulk', the biggest producer of this yummy starstuff being kepler 1638b and its combined length of 50 million kilometres of just particle accelerators.

the universe as we know it is seeing higher levels of this starstuff, and because its so dense, it has insane destructive potential and could wipe us out like the black plague so watch out yeah unipolium is also used in computers!!! specifically computers that make evil versions of fractals called BLITs. BLITs have the ability to terminate people that look at it, so it's not very good for a painting collection imo. in fact, it outperforms all other monopole matter when it comes to making BLITs as a computer.

unipolium was also alloyed with normal stuff into little totems that were unfortunately also somehow BLITs. it seems that even from the start unipolium has had a huge connection with these BLIT things which really sucks why is it fucking evil