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Cylinder-the-Autobot — The Elements of TFS
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Please read the description!!! :3
Before anyone asks, this series and these elements have nothing to do with the Spyro series. This is of my own design and creation. These elements stem from the story Transformers: Shadow , which was created by me and TheSilverSpirit .
All elements come from this list that I made earlier last year.
If you think of the elements graphically, the reason I arranged them is based on complexity and the power needed to create said element. When you think of each individual group (Fire group, ice group, rare elements at the bottom, etc and the six original elements in the center), as you move to the right, the elements and the abilities of said element get more and more complicated. As you move down, the elements become harder and harder to create. So, the Galactic element is the most complex and most powerful of the six original elements, but Darkness is harder to generate. The same goes for others; Celestial is more complex than Spirit or Aurora, but those elements are harder and require more power to generate, an so on. This will be listed as energy levels, the higher the number the more power needed to create.
I will make a list of these elements and their abilities later! c:
Sources!
Yin Yang: Huge thanks to both alice-the-dragon for inventing the element and Fourth-Star for the inspiration on the stone's design, derived from her character Solna's necklace!!! fav.me/d64rd8n I owe both of you for this! c:
Chaos: The original idea for this element was given to me by DragonHT . Thanks so much! Image Source
Magma: Image Source
Plasma: This originally came from CynderGirl13 . Image Source
Crystal: Akanaum --- Can I just say how much I love you for this??? c:
All Galactic Elements and Frost: Basically from TheSilverSpirit 's genius mind! Wolfie, thank you so much!! 
All Emerald-based Elements, Nightmare, and Aurora: Again, I really have to thank CynderGirl13 for this! You rock, and Amber is such an awesome character! Emerald Soucre
Inferno: Image Soucre
Gas: Image Source
Neon: Image Source
Hurricane: Image Source
Snow Storm: Image Source
Dust, Blood, and Earthquake: The original idea of these elements came from GoldenTigerDragon 's characters Chonnie and Ava fav.me/d47wfvv . Thanks for the inspiration! c:
Other rare elements: Special thanks to all of you and your suggestions - especially my little brother for Poison Bubble
all elements © respectful owners!
art © me
story © me and TheSilverSpirit
textures by Sirius-sdz
Some brushes by Project-GimpBC
Transformers Disclaimer: I do not own Transformers except for my own OCs. Used without permission and credit is given to respectful owners. Transformers and all related logos copyright: Hasbro/Takara. All rights reserved.
Enjoy! c:
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I like these elements! And I was thinking about using these for my series! (With your permission of course).
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Go for it! Just give credit!
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This is So Cool! I Can't Wait to Inspire These Things!
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This is an okay idea. I just recently started working on mine with the same base concept of one element having lots of different sub types.
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Holy crap, these elements are so damn cool, is it ok if I use this picture and use some of the elements for a character of I have
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Sure, just remember to give credit
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Can do, I won't forget
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This is, by far, the most detailed elemental grouping I have ever found. I've tried VERY HARD not to use this thing as a reference, but I have failed. Miserably, no less. I have looked everywhere - and I still do - to find anything that is even REMOTELY CLOSE to this, yet to no avail.
Damn!
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Thanks! You're more than welcome to use it for reference (as long as you give credit). I've been meaning to overhaul it along with the story for years but college makes one very busy!
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You are most welcome!
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what's the difference between blue fire and white fire?
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White fire is hotter than blue fire. It has to do with the environment you're in, heat, and the chemical make up in the dragon's ignition system. My element system is based on evolution, so while there are many fire breathers out there, the environment they live in and their genes determine the type of fire they breathe.
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One of them is hotter than the other. Sadly, I don't remember which one is. :/
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Cool, but what can the Chaos element in the Darkness group do if I my ask?
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I would like to understand your thought process deciding on these elements and what separates them...for example Ice and Frost that seem to be the same thing.
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It mainly has to do with evolution. It's been awhile since I worked on the book but basically in my dragon world there were the six original elements you see in the middle, and the ones that branched off were abilities that evolved over time as dragons evolved and spread out geographically. So for example, ice was the original element, or the common ancestor for all the "cold-type" elements that branch off of it. Frost in my book is an extremely cold, sort of sub-zero version of ice. It's more snow-based and softer, but a lot colder, as if you can get horrid frostbite from it. Ice is meant for more temperate climates - still cold, but not Arctic cold, if that makes sense.
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Ok I get it. In my own series I have my own 6 primary elements: Fire, Water, Earth, Air, Light, and Shadow.
And one central element Balance or essentially Yin/Yang, the idea that all elements have an equal opposite and the sum of them all is an absolute balance form. From the 6 primaries they also extend into more complex elements but for instance though Ice is Water and Lightning is a Plasma, they are split into separate elements based on the way they behave. Water is a flowing force while Ice is tough and ridged Ice is also a Crystal, and on Saturn's moon Titan ice is commonly a rock which falls closer to the element Earth. I'm currently conceiving a 3D form of my elemental...graph thing...Where on the 'X' segment it deals with positive and negative energy, The 'Y' segment deals with high and low energy like hot and cold, and the Z segment deals with Order and Entropy.
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That's a really interesting idea. Ranking the elements is something I never thought of, so props!
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Thanks, I've been working pretty hard on this, and your positive feed back means allot to me
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Probably the closest to light would be Godly.
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There are so many elements. Normally, I just want to see around 4 to 5 elements & their sub-elements.
I just have an information overload from this!
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Sweet this is awesome Cyl!! 
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Oh dear, those are a lot of elements! 
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Why there no Plant/Nature/Life stone? Or Order?
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They aren't elements that appear in my book.
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So this is the project! 
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I'm glad you like it, and again, thank you! c:
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i think this is a great overview of a lot of elemental powers.
sad mine is not there do, but hey you cant get them all right.
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