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Name

Source

Uses

Acoustium

Batman Beyond

Featured in the episode "Shriek", an alloy that


amplifies sonic vibration.

Adamant

Greek Mythology,Various later


works

A strong, hard metal. has numerous mentions going


back to antiquity; the term initially referred to any
unknown super-hard material,in Medieval works it
may refer to magnetic materials.

Adamantite

Greek Mythology,Dungeons &


Dragons, Dwarf
Fortress,RuneScape, World of
Warcraft, and other games.

A strong metal. Sometimes spelled "Adamantine".


Presumably derived from the classic term and fictional
material Adamant, which has numerous mentions
going back to antiquity; the term initially referred to
any unknown super-hard material, and finally settled
on diamond. Often green.

Adamantium

Marvel Comics, Final


Fantasy,Warhammer
40K,Morrowind,Maplestory

Adamantium is a series of closely related compounds


of iron mixed with chemical resins. It has been
frequently described as being virtually indestructible.
Substance of the skeleton of Wolverine.[1]

Afraidium

Robots

The robot Fender claims to be made of this metal. "It's


yellow," he states, "and tastes like chicken."

Agricite

SWAT Kats

It is a metal mineral that occurs in the ground and is


mined outside of MegaKat City. It is incredibly strong
and is used to make hardened objects like tanks.

Alkahest

Alchemy

A powerful substance, most known as a "universal


solvent", which could dissolve everything. It was
sought in alchemy.

The Tunnel

Allanite steel was the special superior alloy developed


by Richard "Mac" McAllan that made the construction
of a transatlantic tunnel possible in the 1935 film The
Tunnel, based on the novel Der Tunnel by Bernhard
Kellermann.

The Sten Chronicles

Antimatter mineral from parallel universe (only


known to Emperor), the unique energy source that
provides all power needs of mankind and the Earth
Empire.

Amazonium

DC Comics

Found only on the island of Themyscira, this metal is


used in alloys to create extremely strong and
lightweight armor.[2] An example of an amazonium
alloy is found in Wonder Woman's bracelets. See
also feminum.

Andrium

Master of Orion

Andrium Armor is the fourth strongest type of armor


in the Master of Orion series.

Antidermis

Bionicle

Antidermis, a green-black liquid or gas, it makes up


the essence of the Makuta. The Piraka use it to enslave
other creatures, namely Matoran, whom it makes
susceptible to suggestion. It also strengthens Brutaka's
species and makes the Skakdi violently ill. The only
known substance which counteracts its effects is
Energized Protodermis.

Anti-plastic

Doctor Who"Rose"

Anti-plastic is a substance that destroys plastic,

Allanite Steel

AM2

including creatures made out of living plastic, such as


the Nestene Consciousness. Can be made by mixing
materials such as hair spray, nail polish and other
substances like such, as seen in Autonomy.
Warcraft universe

A dull, flexible metal that can be forged to an edge


sharper than iron and steel.

Skylark of Space

Epoxy-like substance that when catalyzed


by salt becomes useful armor much harder than the
best Terran steel. Salt is highly coveted by both
opposing sides warring over a world that
the Skylark visits because of its extreme rarity on that
world. The more barbaric side (Mardonale) was about
to kill the Skylark crew to obtain the salt from their
bodies, before being stopped by Prince Dunark, leader
of the more civilized side of the war.

Marvel Comics Earth712,RuneScape

A radioactive substance which weakens the fictional


superhero Hyperion. (So just as Hyperion corresponds
to Superman, Argonite corresponds tokryptonite.) In
RuneScape it appears as a light blue metal found only
in Daemonheim.

Mistborn series

A metal which allows Mistborn to see a few seconds


into the future, thereby allowing them to anticipate the
moves of an opponent. It also enhances the mind to
cope with and understand these new insights,
effectively turning a Mistborn invincible for a short
time. Atium burns very quickly.

The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra

An extremely rare element, abundant in outer space,


which among many other uses is a power source and
capable of raising the dead. If obtained and
researched, it would certainly have countless benefits
for science.

Australium

Team Fortress 2

An element originating from Australia that is similar


to gold, the major difference being the nucleus
resembling a pair of boxing kangaroos. It can adapt
and transform itself into different states and forms,
therefore making it extremely valuable and soughtafter. It enhances the intelligence of whoever holds it
and is known to turn complete idiots into geniuses.
Side effects includes a steroids-like effect and a
peculiar love for beer. Aided in the invention of
Teleporter Pads, Invisibility Watches, Life Extending
Machines, and the "entire spectrum of mustache
sciences".[3]

Axonite

Doctor Who"The Claws of


Axos"

Axonite is supposedly a "thinking" molecule that can


replicate any substance, but, in the end, turns out to be
a malevolent element that intends to spread itself
across the cosmos in order to feed itself.

Balthazate

Guild Wars

Arcanite (Warcraft)

Arenak
(Skylarkseries)

Argonite

Atium

Atmosphereum (also
often spelled as
"Atmospherium")

A crystalline material found beneath the Shiverpeaks.


Balthazate looks similar to quartz crystals roughly half
the size of a man. It is a highly potent explosive as
shown when four crystals bring down a large portion

of a cave when ignited.

Balthorium
("Balthorium-G")

Dr. Strangelove, The Middleman


(TV series)-"The Obsolescent
Cryogenic Meltdown"

In Dr. Strangelove it is an element used in the


Russians' doomsday device. It is possible that this is a
mispronunciation, on the part of actor Peter Bull, of
the words "Cobalt-Thorium G," as both (real)
elements can be used in atomic weapons to increase
the amount of dangerous nuclear fallout, which agrees
with the sense in which "Balthorium" is used in the
movie.
In The Middleman (TV series) it is a very rare mineral
which is necessary to power The Candle's Melting
Ray.

Basidiumite (also
Brumblium)

Eleanor Cameron'sMushroom
Planetseries

A slightly greenish solid, twice the density of uranium.


Infragreen spectrum. Makes up the blue-green planet
Basidium.

Bassnium

Mega Man

A material accidentally discovered by Dr. Wily while


attempting to create a robot similar to Mega Man.
Bass was the result.[4]

Bathus

RuneScape

A weak grey metal found only


in RuneScape's Daemonheim.

Bazillionium

Bayonetta

A metal used as an energy source for a quadruple pair


of pistols known as the Bazillions, capable of
generating bursts of crimson colored energy by
physical force that can tear through molecular bonds
and the time-space continuum.

Bazoolium

Doctor Who

A gold-colored metal that can predict the weather.

Beerium

Young Einstein

According to Yahoo Serious, who wrote and


directed Young Einstein as well as acting out the lead
role, splitting the beerium atom infuses beer with
bubbles.

Bendezium

Metroid Prime

An extremely tough metal that can only be destroyed


by a power bomb.

Beresium

Star Trek: Enterprise"Terra


Nova"

An asteroid which hit the Terra Nova colony contained


this geological element. This impact of beresium
created a "poison rain" which killed many colonists
and drove the rest underground.

Bernalium

Doctor Who"The Wheel in


Space"

Evidently a conductive material, given its use in a


high-energy weapon system. It gets its name from J.
D. Bernal, a British physicist.

Berynium

Screamers

A substance required for space flight.

Beskar

Star Wars

A metal used by the Mandalorian warriors. Also


known as Mandalorian Iron.

Black

RuneScape

A mid-strength metal in RuneScape. Its origin is


unknown as it cannot be mined or smelted.

Blasium/Blazium

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century


(TV series)-"Twiki is Missing"

A white rock-like substance that resembles sugar


cubes, and when ignited, a small amount "can blow up

a small moon." Buck uses it later to reduce the mass of


a frozen-oxygen meteor that is about to enter Earth's
atmosphere.

Blingidium

Wigu

"The rarest compound in the universe." A large statue


made of this substance in the shape of Topato is dug
up by Wigu's family. Touching it leads to a feeling of
ecstasy ("feeling light" and "tasting watermelon"). It is
destroyed by the Space Mummy.

Blurite

RuneScape

A rare lightweight bluish-tinged metal. Mostly used


for decoration as it is too soft for weaponry.

Boing!

Judge Dredd

Plastic of extremely high elasticity

Bolonium or
Bolognium (or likely
Baloneyium)

Futurama, The Simpsons, etc.

A fictional element used to describe something as


impossible or nonsensical.[5] In the Futurama episode
"A Clone of My Own", Cubert Farnsworthused the
term "Weapons-grade bolonium" as an insult to his
"parent," Hubert Farnsworth's technology
demonstrations. An episode of The Simpsonsfeatured
an Oscar Mayer promotional periodic table of
elements with the element, which states that the
atomic weight of bolonium is "delicious" or
"snacktacular."
The Star Trek The Motion Picture official blueprints
published in 1980[6] specifically identify the
Klingon K't'inga-class battle-cruiser as possessing
bolognium engine shields.

Bombastium

Brightsteel

Uncle Scrooge

An element each atom of which, when dropped in a


barrel of water, is capable of generating a barrel
containing a different flavor of ice cream, according
to Carl Barks. It is discovered by
the Brutopians. Scrooge McDuck pays one trillion
dollars and six kitchen sinks for a soccer ball-sized
sample of it in an auction in a 1957 story in Uncle
Scrooge comics #17. In a Duck Tales story it is used to
power a time machine invented by Gyro Gearloose.

Brisingr of theInheritance Cycle

A mysterious metal that comes from meteors and is


extremely hard. It was used by Rhunn, an elven
smith, to make all the swords of the Dragon Riders,
including Eragon's sword, Brisingr. Swords made of
brightsteel, and enchanted in the right way, will never
break. She found the brightsteel in deposits throughout
Ellesmra, one deposit often being enough to make
several swords. Swords often took multiple weeks of
preparation and work to be made. Rhunn was unable
to find any more by the time Eragon needed a sword,
though, so he had to find it using a prophecy of
a werecat, Solembum, had given him, which was to
look under the Menoa Tree when he needed a weapon.
He found a piece of brightsteel ore there, and was able
to make his sword with Rhunn's help.

Macrolife

Bulerite which is used to build the huge cities which


house the Earth's (and colonies) teeming millions, are
at the pinnacle of their influence and wealth.
Unfortunately, it is discovered-too late-that the
substance is inherently flawed, in that after a time it
destabilizes and self-destructs with spectacular results.

Bydogen

R-Type

A gel-like substance created by human militaries as a


living weapon, which grew out of control into an alien
menace. The Force modules contain and use bydogen
to augment the weaponry of the attached R-Type ship.

Byzanium

Raise the Titanic!

A highly powerful radioactive element, the only


supply of which was believed to have been transported
in a vault aboard RMS Titanic.

The Adventures of
Tintin, Destination Moon

Discovered by Professor Cuthbert Calculus. This


substance has a silicon base and can resist very high
temperatures. It was one of the scientific discoveries
that enabled Professor Calculus to plan a manned
mission to the Moon.

Bulerite

Calculon

Caesium-frankolithicmixia-lubidiumRed Dwarf, Only The Good...


rixidixidexidoxidroxide
Capsidium

A chemical famous in its era, it was the cure for a


virus that was eating away at the hulls of the mining
ship, the Red Dwarf. It is not to be confused with
Caesiumfrankolithicmixialubidiumrixidexidixidoxidro
xide, which is a completely different compound.

Creates energy during planetary conjunctions if the


Teenage Mutant Ninja
lights hit the Capsidium, used
Turtles(1987)"The Fifth Turtles"
by Krang and Shredder to power the Technodrome.

Carbonite

Star Wars Episode V: The Empire


Strikes Back

A cryonic alloy, carbonite was originally used to


keep tibanna gas fresh. The chamber in the Cloud City
of Bespin was reconfigured to provide stasis forLuke
Skywalker for his transport to Emperor Palpatine. It
was tested on Han Solo, whom Boba Fett then
transported to Jabba the Hutt to collect a price on
Solo's head. It was then used to transport criminals.

Carbonium

Fury3

Found exclusively on the planet L24-D. Carbonium


explodes with 48 times the power and radiation
damage of a fusion bomb.

Cargonite

The 4-D Man

The mineral developed by scientist Scott Nelson


capable of acting as "the ultimate defense,"
impenetrable to all weapons.

Carmot

Alchemy

This term was used by alchemists for a mythological


element which the Philosopher's Stone is said to be
made of. The two items could be one and the same.

Cavorite

H.G. Wells' The First Men in the


Moon and The War of the Worlds

Cavorite is impervious to gravity and can shield other


materials from its effects. It is used to shield a craft
from Earth's pull, allowing easy flight. It was named
after its discoverer, Dr. Cavor, who used it to travel to
the Moon. It also coats Martian flying machines,
although it is referred to as a "gravity-blocking
substance", and not Cavorite. It is also used in The
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Robert

Buettner's Orphan series, A Deepness in the Sky, Dr


Grordbort's Contrapulotronic Dingus
Directory (written and illustrated by Greg Broadmore,
WETA Studios, New Zealand), and the second-season
premier of Warehouse 13.
A metal that can only hurt immortals such as gods or
monsters and their offspring

Celestial Bronze

Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Cernium-116

An isotope produced by bombarding "a mass of


Knight Rider (original series) in
plutonium with titanium ions..." It "is more radioactive
episode"Knight of the Juggernaut"
than uranium...and highly unstable..."

Harry Harrison's Star Smashers of


the Galaxy Rangers

The result of a college prank where a student placed a


chunk of cheddar cheese in a powerful cyclotron. The
resulting material was dense, black and produced a
powerful energy field when exposed to electricity.
This field could be used to flip a spacecraft through
enormous distances virtually instantaneously when
incorporated into a Cheddite drive unit. Not to be
confused with the real-world explosive compound of
the same name.

The Science of Discworld

A material which according to the Unseen


University wizards mostly makes up the world-bearing
turtle "Great A'Tuin." Since they can do a test to
determine its (non)existence in Roundworld, they are
probably correct.

"Chemical X"

The Powerpuff Girls

When Professor Utonium was creating the Powerpuff


Girls, he accidentally added this chemical to the
mixture of sugar, spice and "everything nice." It is
responsible for granting the girls their super-human
powers. Its chemical opposite and neutralizer is a
mysterious substance called "Antidote X."

Chromedigizoid

Digimon

A digital metal alloy, present in many Digimon as


armor or weapons.

Star Trek,Futurama, Teen


Titans, Jets 'N' Guns, Mighty
Morphin Power Rangers

From Greek: (Chronos, "time") + - (on,


"elementary particle"). Alternate
spellings: "chroniton." Associated with manipulating
or traveling through time in Star Trek, as well as
in Futurama, where it also has rejuvenation effects. A
chronoton bomb in Teen Titans destroys chronotons in
a given area, stopping that area's progression through
time. A "chroniton rifle" is the most powerful weapon
in Jets 'N' Guns.

Cinnabryl

Mystara Dungeons & Dragons

A glowing red magical metal that temporarily halts the


Red Curse created by vermeil. Depleted cinnabryl is
called red steel, and is used for weaponry and armour.
Not to be confused with the realworld mercury ore cinnabar.

Claudia

Last Exile

Cheddite

Chelonium

Chronoton

An element used to power vanships and larger


airships. It glows a light blue and is found naturally in
solid form. However, while in liquid form, it generates
an anti-gravity field when put through certain
processes, which allows the aforementioned ships to

fly. Its solid form is also used as a unit of currency,


simply called a claudia.

Collapsium

H. Beam Piper'sTerro-Human
Future History stories

Collapsed matter (i.e., no longer possessing separate


electron shells) plated in extremely thin layers (a
"micro-microinch" being typical) onto more
conventional metals and used as shielding for
spacecraft and reactors. May refer to degenerate
matter or neutronium. No direct relationship to the
same term used in the works of Wil McCarthy.

Colour out of space

H. P. Lovecraft's horror tale "The


Colour Out of Space"

Toxic and mutagenic element with


apparent radioactive properties, of indescribable color
and unknown spectrum, from a meteorite that lands in
a field.

Star Trek (1966), "The Corbomite


Maneuver"

Commonly believed to be fictional within the


fictional Star Trek universe. The supposedly nonexistent substance was invented by Captain James T.
Kirk as part of a bluff to prevent the destruction of
the U.S.S. Enterprise I by another vessel. The material
and device (both called "corbomite" in the bluff)
supposedly redirect any destructive energy back to its
source, destroying the attacker. The material has since
appeared in various other series and video games set in
the Star Trek universe.

Cordite

Metroid Prime

In its purest form, Cordite is a smokeless powder


composed primarily of nitrocglicerine. An elaborate
processing procedure transforms this powder into an
extremely dense solid. Cordite is so strong, in fact,
that in laboratory tests it consistently withstood direct
hits from war-grade missiles. Cordite can only be
weakened by simultaneous strikes with multiple
missiles. Cordite can be destroyed by using a super
missile; a charged energy blast with five combined
missiles. Not to be confused with the real-world
smokeless propellant compound of the same name.

Corrodium

Ben 10

An alien element that is capable of mutating certain


lifeforms. Prolonged exposure is required for the
mutations to be permanent.

Zero Effect

Referenced when Zero is doing Gloria's taxes and she


inquires about the fictional "Corrodium 3 deduction",
which he explains pertains to "class 3 decay toxins,
such as corrodium and maalgorium"

Corbomite

Corrodium

Cortexrulestheworldiu
Crash Team Racing
m

A chemical element discovered in the epilogue of


Crash Team Racing. Recognized and named by the
conceited scientist Doctor Neo Cortex, when he
returned to scientific research. Little is known about it,
besides its atomic Number, 117.

Cortosis

Star Wars

A lightsaber resistant metal.

Crapcrapium

Futurama: The Beast with a


Billion Backs

In a dispute about the relative hardness of


Diamondium and Diamondillium, Crapcrapium is
referred to as a disparaging comparator. The
implication is that Crapcrapium is soft.

Croach

Cryazin

Chogokin Z / SuperAlloy Z

Codex Alera

A translucent, waxy substance created by the Vord, an


alien race. It slowly absorbs and dissolves bio-matter,
and is then itself a source of sustenance. To the Vord it
is both air and food, and they provide spider-like
creatures that tend to its constant maintenance. Croach
is spread wherever Vord make their home.

Eleventh Hour

Featured in Episode 1.6 ("Frozen"), it is an organic


compound with phosphorus, boron and oxygen that
reacts with itself endothermically in the presence of
potassium.
This is the metal utilized to construct the
eponymous Super Robot of the anime series Mazinger
Z. In the series, Chogokin Z is created from the newlydiscovered element Japanium. Other variant metals
include Chogokin New-Z, used to construct Great
Mazinger, and Chogokin New-Z, which was the
basis material for Mazinkaiser. The series'
sequel Grendizer features an unrelated but still highly
similar metal called Space Alloy Gren.

Mazinger Z

The term "chogokin" has since become a trademarked


name for toys and models manufactured in Japan
by Bandai. It is also informally and frequently used by
collectors to describe toys with high die-cast
metal content, or in a nostalgic sense toward those
earlier Super Robot series and toys.

John C. Wright'sThe Golden Age


Trilogy

A transuranic element used as a building material; can


only be damaged through the use of black holes
and antimatter

TransformersOriginal Series

A quantum metal, useless by itself (only found on


Cybertron-like planets, and possibly artificially
created by the Quintessons), that, when alloyed with
other metals, creates the dimensional storage space
useful for transformationsextra supplies,
components, weaponry, or the like. The Dinobots were
created without this metal, which explains their huge
humanoid bodies.

RuneScape

A turquoise ore, mined by human slaves of the


vampires. All that is known about it is that the ore had
"some magical hoobery-joobery on it" and that "those
vampire types are after the hoobery-joobery".

Dalekanium

Doctor Who

A metal used by the Daleks as a component of their


armoured casings. Also, named in an alternate reality,
as an unstable explosive powerful enough to penetrate
those casings.

Dark Iron

World of Warcraft

Chrysadamantium

Cybertronium

Daeyalt

A metal found in the Burning Steppes and the Searing


Gorge. Favoured mineral of the Dark Iron dwarves
and the Blackrock clan of Orcs. To be worked with,
the use of the Dark Forge and the Dark Anvil, within

the Blackrock Depths, is required.


Dark Ore

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

Futurama

Dark matter is the biological waste of Nibblonians.


First introduced in "Love's Labors Lost in Space," the
extremely dense black material, usually clumped in
perfect spheres, is the primary source of power in the
30th century. It also exists in another form, dark matter
oil, in "The Birdbot of Ice-Catraz" a dark matter oil
spill on Pluto caused the penguin population to
become ultra-fertile. In the movie Bender's Game, it is
explained that all dark matter is linked by two crystals
that give it its properties as fuel. "Dark Matter" is also
a legitimate term in cosmology.

Darksteel

Magic: The Gathering

A dull, dark grey metal that is found on the metal


plane of Mirrodin. Constructions built out of darksteel
are effectively indestructible. Notable constructions
include the Darksteel Colossus and the Darksteel
Reactor.

Denzium

Metroid Prime

A durable mineral capable to being destroyed with a


power bomb (similar to Bendizium)

My Sims

In My Sims Agents, destinium is a rare, but worthless,


crystal. However, Morcucorp is secretly mining it
from a mine underneath DJ Candy's Club. They plan
to use Candy's Radio towers to generate high
frequency electromagnetic waves for
the transmutation of destinium into fortunate.

Transformers Animated

A liquid that helps Cybertronians repair themselves. It


is plentiful on Cybertron, but on Earth, humans were
only able to synthesize small samples. At high speeds,
destronium can get very volatile and would take out
half a city the size of Detroit if it detonates.

Deutronium

Lost in Space

A substance with many uses, refined into a flammable


liquid which the Robinsons required as fuel for
the Jupiter 2. It is mined as small white pebbles by
either drilling or pumping out of the ground. Some
species consume deutronium as food, including
the Cyclamen and the People of the Green Mist.

Diamondillium

Futurama: The Beast with a


Billion Backs

A substance harder than anything in this universe. The


only substance that rivals its hardness is diamondium,
though odds are it may be the same substance under a
different name.

Diamondium

Futurama: The Beast with a


Billion Backs

A substance harder than anything in this universe. The


only substance that rivals its hardness is
diamondillium, though odds are it may be the same
substance under a different name.

Dilithium

Star Trek

Dark Matter

Destinium

Destronium

A fictional crystalline mineral, in the universe of Star


Trek, that is used to regulate the anti-matter-powered
warp drives that allow starships to travel faster than
light. (Although dilithium is a real molecule, it is a gas
with none of the properties of the fictional crystals,

and the writers were unaware of its existence.)

DC Comics

Captain Atom's metallic "skin" is composed of a


portion of the alien being known as Silver Shield, and
is called Dilustel. Pieces of the alien's metal body were
used in Project Atom, and on later subjects like Major
Force and Bombshell. The metal is almost totally
indestructible. Only X-Ionizer technology can cut the
metal and the magical guns of the Crimson
Avenger were able to crack his skin. Breaking through
it causes Captain Atom to Quantum Jump as if he had
absorbed too much energy.

The Quiet American

A fictional ingredient in making plastic explosives.


When asked about the compound, the American
supplier claims, Diolacton is a milk-based plastic. We
use it in making the frames for eyeglasses.

Dragon

RuneScape

In the MMORPG RuneScape, one of the strongest


metals. It has a blood red appearance and usually
adorns white horns or black paint and other features. It
seems to have been forged by a race of elder dragons
called the dragonkin.

Dragonbane

AdventureQuest

A mineral which is poisonous to dragons. It is the


material that the legendary Dragon Blade is made of.

Doctor Who

A mineral used in the construction of buildings and


other structures, especially space ship hulls are made
from toughened duralinium. It is highly abundant on
the planet Uxarieus.

Durallium

Elite/The Dark Wheel

Spacecraft in the computer Game Elite and the short


story The Dark Wheel (based on Elite) by Robert
Holdstock were made of this material after it was
treated by being time stressed. It was the only known
material able to withstand the rigors of passing
through Witch-space, the method of interstellar travel
used in the game and novella.

Duralloy

Master of Orion series

Dilustel

Diolacton

Duralinium

Duralloy Armor is the sixth strongest type of armor in


the Master of Orion series.
Duralloy is also featured in some role-playing games,
namely Metamorphosis Alpha and Gamma World. In
both of these games, Duralloy has properties vary
similar to Adamantium from the Marvel Universe.
In Gamma World, Duralloy can also be found in
special containment drums, that maintains it in a
molten state by a magnetic field. Once the seal is
broken, the liquid metal must be used quickly (about a
minute) before it cools down and becomes
permanently solid. The cool down is rapid, and

absorbs background heat.


Star Trek

Spacecraft hulls are made from the super metal


alloys duranium and tritanium.

Star Wars

Durasteel is one of the most used alloys in the Star


Wars universe. Its qualities include: being very
flexible, resistant to heat and cold, monumentally
physically stress resistant, and the color brown.
Because of these it is the most common material for
the manufacture of spacecraft hulls.

E. E. Smith'sLensman series

Artificial, ultra-dense metal, the only known material


that will not occupy the same space as other matter
(coming from elsewhere) in a hyper-spatial tube,
hence used in armor, weapons, etc. that might
encounter anyone or anything a tube. Invented by the
Eddorians and used in their exploration of other
universes, given to their subject races in the Lensman
universe, and eventually discovered and copied by the
Galactic Patrol.

The Infinite Atom

Durium was an ultra-strong, extremely dense,


infusible sapphire blue alloy of made
from resistium and other "ultra-elements" (which had
an atomic structure consisting of a nucleus of
"negatrons," orbital protons and without any electrons
present in the atom at all), in The Infinite
Atom by John W. Campbell, Jr. Durium would also be
featured in several of the later works of E.E. "Doc"
Smith.

Dwarfstar Alloy/Hull
Metal

Various

Ships' hulls from various sci-fi novels starting in the


1920s were said to be built using this ultra-strong
material. It is an extremely condensed state of matter,
i.e. Neutron Star material, and used as a plot device to
make nearly invulnerable ships without having to
invent some implausible new materials.

Eitr

Norse Mythology,Tomb Raider


Underworld

A bright blue liquid, where life comes from.

Futurama: The Beast with a


Billion Backs

Described by Hubert J. Farnsworth as "Matter's


Badass Grandma". A pink substance that mainly exists
in the dimension on the other side of the anomaly; can
only be broken or punctured by more electromatter.
The tentacles of the planet-monster, Yivo, are made
from electromatter.

Element 99

Singularity

Also known as E99, the Element 99 was a powerful


source of energy. Scientific research on the element
discovered the E99's ability to alter time, and thus, the
substance was used by Dr. Viktor Barisov to create the
TMD, or Time Manipulation Device.

Element 115

Tomb Raider III

Duranium

Durasteel

Dureum

Durium

Electromatter

A turquoise element named by Area 51, Element 115


came down to Earth on a meteor which landed in
Antarctica. The element was worshipped by the

Polynesian's ancestors who once lived there (naming


the place "Kuma-Kuma"), until their sixth leader
Mauki was born without a face, as a mutilating
reaction to the material. The people then fled to
Polynesia. The artefact can shoot powerful turquoise
blasts, and can also be used to speed up and personally
alter evolution, even evolving an already developed
life form.

Dark Reign: The Future of War

Discovered in the outer planets in the early days of


exploration of the solar system, Element 115 was used
by Alpheus Togra, founder and head of the Togra
Foundation in his experiments where he successfully
converted the angular momentum of electrons directly
into mass. It is unique in that it was the only element
with an atomic weight greater than 92 to not undergo
spontaneous fission immediately.

Call of Duty: Zombies

A dark red element, and is exclusive to the Nazi


Zombie backstory. It arrived on Earth on meteors,
including one in Japan where the third Nazi Zombie
map is set, the meteors emit strange noise and
electrical pulses. Element 115 has been used to power
most of the out-of-place high tech such as the
teleporters, and is thought to have created the original
zombies.

Seven Days

This transuranic element salvaged from the Roswell


crash by the scientists behind Operation Backstep
generates a time distortion field around the Backstep
Chronosphere, displacing it through space and time.

DC Comics

Element created by Mon-El by


combining gold, silver and iron. It has anti-gravity
properties and was eventually used in rings, allowing
members of theLegion of Super-Heroes to fly. Arm
Fall Off Boy is thought to have gained his
superpowers through mishandling this element.

Dystopian wars

Discovered in an Antarctic crevasse, this powers the


world in 1870. It has numberless strange qualities;
hardening tin twentyfold, lightening steel twentyfold,
whilst on the other hand being able to soften artillery
shells and human skeletons, it can be used in reactors
and also has teleportational qualities. Leakages are
known to create interspacial portals, which can link
together to form mildly dangerous singularities, and if
a vehicle's core explodes, it may teleport it "into the
ether", from whence it is not known whether recovery
is possible.

Element X

Ben 10

Element of extraterrestrial origin that, when combined


with a precise mixture of an unspecified form of iron
ore at high temperatures, has enough explosive
capacity to destroy an entire solar system.

Element Zero

Mass Effect

Element 115

Element 115

Element 115

Element 152

Element 250
(Sturginium)

Also known as eezo, generated when solid matter is


affected by the energy of a star going supernova.
When subjected to an electrical current it produces a

field that increases or decreases the mass of an object.


Used in a number of applications, the most noticeable
being FTL travel. Humans exposed to this element
while still in the womb may gain the ability to
generate their own fields and are known as biotics.
Max Steel: Forces of Nature

Isotopes giving power over the classical


elements Earth, Water, Wind, and Fire.

World of Warcraft

An element that came from the Elemental Plane, thus


making it very rare in Azeroth. It is capable of
channeling elemental energies. It is used to craft
special artefacts such as Thunderfury, Blessed Blade
of the Windseeker.

Duck Dodgers

A form of rock that mutates whoever touchs it. The


person remains what he is mutated into as long as he is
touching it. It may make the person addicted to it
when they look at it.

The Science of Discworld

A material which according to the Unseen


University wizards makes up the four world-bearing
elephants: Berilia, Tubul, Great T'phon and Jerakeen.
Since they determine with a simple test that it does not
exist in Roundworld, they are probably correct.

UFO: Enemy Unknown

The element, atomic number 115, upon which all alien


power systems are based. It facilitates space flight by
emitting gravity waves under particle bombardment.
Used as a fuel for advanced craft, and to power
weapons and devices based on alien technology.

Ragnarok Online

A crystalline element which is to be broken as a


condition of winning a castle in guild wars. 'Merely
owning this gloriously resplendent gem is said to be a
sign of being chosen by fate to wield great power.'

Starflight, Deadlock

Crystalline element discovered during an


archeological dig powering an ancient starship and
used to power other starships based on the discovered
starships's technology. An entire planet composed of
the element is discovered moving through
the galaxy triggering solar flares and wiping out all
life in the solar systems it passes through. Eventually,
the element is discovered to be a sentient life form. In
the Deadlock serier, it is an element with 5x the
potential of iron and the same power of steel. It may
be processed into Tridium.

Energon

Transformers

A highly radioactive, highly unstable material that can


by synthesized through refinement of other materials,
though the process to do this is unknown, and
naturally-occurring energon does exist. Energon can
be either crystalline or liquid in form, and can appear
in a variety of colors.

Energized
Protodermis

Bionicle

Elementium

Elementium

Elephantanium

Elephantigen

Elerium-115

Emperium

Endurium

Energized Protodermis is a sentient substance which


originated from Spherus Magna, the home planet of
the Great Beings. It can manifest a bipedal form in any
source of the substance in the universe. It is also the

"cure" for the Antidermis controlling a living being.

Eternium

DC Comics

An ore that is said to be a major source


of magic power. Comes from only one location:
the Rock of Eternity, the home of
the wizard Shazam and guarded by all members of
the Marvel family. The Rock was destroyed in the
30th century, causing the fourth Captain Marvel to
search for the pieces. Following the explosion,
however, eternium proved to be harmful to her, in a
manner comparable with Kryptonite's effect on
Kryptonians. Also referenced in World of Warcraft as
the most difficult lockbox in the game, only dropped
in high level dungeons and can only be opened by
experienced lockpickers. Is also a metal rarely found
in all mineral veins in Outland. A material called
eternium also appeared in the He-Man and the Masters
of the Universe cartoon, where it was the material HeMan's breastplate and harness ware made of, serving
to magnify his strength.
A crystal that is said to be indestructible. This crystal
has the power to turn nothing into something and
something into nothing.

Etherion

Fairy Tail, Rave Master

In Fairy Tail, Etherion is a powerful crystal used to


destroy. In Rave Master, Etherion is a power that
Resha harbours, she can create things from nothing
and she can also destroy things.
A bright blue mineral present in small amounts in all
rocks in the location Castle in the Sky takes place in.
Pure crystals of etherium, which are very difficult to
manufacture, are capable of repelling gravity to a
degree, causing objects to float. It also stimulates plant
growth.
In Magic: The Gathering, etherium is an extremely

Etherium /
Aetherium /
Volucite /
Hikouseki /
Levitation Stone

rare metal created by the sphinx Crucius the Mad. On


Castle in the Sky,Magic: The
Gathering

the shard Esper, vedalken wizards strive to infuse


everything with etherium. The planeswalker Tezzeret
the Seeker constructs his entire right arm out of pure
eetherium before his spark ignited, thus enabling him
to fuel his mages abilities until his spark ignited,
which then served to make him stronger still. The
Levitation Stone (), "Hikouseki" in romaji, is
speculated to be its English version "Volucite".

Exsidian

Bionicle

An abundant metal found near the ice-village of


Iconox on Planet Bara Magna. It is valued for its

endurance and can withstand sand erosion and rust


better than other metals. It is used by Glatorians to
coat their blades and strengthen them.

Faidon

Skylark of Spacebook series

Self-luminous blue crystals which are created out of


crystallized energy in supernova explosions and can
only be wrought in the core of a white dwarf. They
can be used as jewels but can even be shaped into
containers for neutronium.

Fel Iron

World of Warcraft

Iron which has been corrupted by demons. Found in


the shattered remnants of the planet Draenor, now
known as Outland. Exclusive to The Burning Crusade

Feldon

Blake's 7

In the fourth series episode "Games" Feldon is


identified as the hardest known and currently most
valuable substance in the universe. It is found in
theasteroid belt and on several insignificant planets. It
is extremely rare, and was prized as a precious
stone until its use as an energy concentrator was
discovered. Its crystals are the basis of the
revolutionary if potentially unstable and explosive
Feldon power systems.

Felsteel

World of Warcraft

A powerful alloy created from Fel Iron and Eternium.

Feminum

Wonder Woman TV Series

An element found only on Paradise Island. Its ore can


be fashioned into a bulletproof metal, but is usually
used for jewelry, such as bracelets. The element
feminum was created for the TV series only and is not
strictly canonical in the DC Universe, where it is an
analog to amazonium (see above).

Finkilium

I Dream of JeannieTV sitcom

A rare metal sought by NASA and imperative to the


success of the Saturn 12 program. Mentioned in
episode 116, "Guess Who's Going to Be A Bride."

Flubber

The Absent-Minded Professor

The title role invented flubber ("flying rubber"), a


rubbery material that bounces off a hard surface faster
than it struck the surface.

Fortunate

My Sims

The crystal used to power the evil crown of morcubus


in My Sims: Agents.

Fulgarator/Deflagrato
Facing the Flag
r

An extremely powerful explosive developed by the


literally mad scientist Thomas Roch in Jules Verne's
book and placed at the disposal of the pirateKer
Karaje. To produce an explosion the application of a
liquid known as "Deflagrator" is needed. A few grams
suffice to smash a long tunnel through tough volcanic
rock. Several thousand tons would smash the entire
Earth and render it into a new asteroid belt, though no
one in the book is eager to go that far.

Froonium

Farscape

A substance created by series producer Richard


Manning while he still worked on Star Trek to
represent any esoteric material. Appeared
in Farscapeas an in-joke in several episodes.
Manning's Fandom nickname is "Froonium Ricky."

Galvorn

Middle-earth

A jet black metal (probably an alloy) devised by the

Dark Elf El after he became greatly skilled in


metalwork after learning the craft from the Dwarves of
Nogrod and Belegost. The unique metal was as strong
as the steel of the Dwarves, extremely malleable, and
resistant to injury by metal weapons. Its only known
use is in El's armour, which he wore whenever he left
his forest residence.

Space Battleship Yamato

A rare substance only found on the distant planet


Gamilus, twin planet of Iscandar, 147,000 light years
from Earth. It is a valuable building material, but it is
unknown what it is used for or what properties it has.
It is similar to Iscandarium, listed below.

Avatar: The Last Airbender

This stone uses a person's own energy to grow in size.


It can be used to encapsulate prisoners in the growing
rock, but it can be broken by an earth bender.
Gemanite is also edible as an energy rich rock-candy.

Old Kingdom Trilogy

A material used for making coats of mail in the form


of overlapping scales; lighter and possibly stronger
than steel, as it does not scratch when scraped with
metal weapons. Sabriel guesses that it is a form of
ceramic, but the art of its making has been lost. The
only gethre coats seen in the Old Kingdom novels are
heirlooms from the Abhorsen's armoury.

Deadlands

In the Great Maze, miners discover "ghost rock," a


mineral that burns hotter and longer than coal and is
used as the basis for most Deadlands technology as
well as alchemical potions and semi-magical
materials.

Eureka

A nuclear element artificially created at Global


Dynamics (hence the name), an advanced research
facility in the futuristic town of geniuses called
Eureka. It is much safer than plutonium with ten times
the energy output. It takes six months to create
artificially. It has no health risks compared to elements
like plutonium but if taken out of its container it would
emit moderate levels of radioactivity (specifically
gamma radiation). It has a blue gel-like appearance
(which implies that it might be a nonmetal, though this
has not been confirmed) and it apparently can be
contained in a cylinder of glass or metal. So far it has
only been stated in the 12th episode of season three,
"It's Not Easy Being Green," which aired on July 31,
2009.

Grimacite

The Kingdom of Loathing

This material is what one of the Kingdom's two moons


is made of. A chunk of it fell onto the Desert Beach
after the moon, Grimace, was hit by a comet. The
Penguin Mafia was using it for unknown purposes
until the Naughty Sorceress made off with it.

Gundanium Alloy

New Mobile Report Gundam Wing An almost immutable, heat-resistant, and electrically
neutral material used by the Gundams, it
absorbs Electro-magnetic waves. Additionally, heat
and beam weapons produced using gundanium are

Gamilus

Gemanite

Gethre

Ghost Rock

Globidium

much stronger than similar weapons made using


traditional titanium, thanks to its extremely high
melting point.
City Beneath the Sea(1971)

In Irwin Allen's City Beneath the Sea, H-128 was an


extremely radioactive metallic isotope which required
gold shielding for safe storage.

Kingdom of Loathing

The Hellion is a charged atom of Infernium. Appears


in-game as a monster made up of a single large (and
deadly) atom which attacks by burning you with its
particles. When defeated it will sometimes drop a
"Hellion Cube" which is used to make "Hell Broth"
much the same way a bouillon cube makes regular
broth.

Hydrium

Airborn by Kenneth Oppel

Hydrium is an naturally occurring elemental gas


lighter than hydrogen, usually found issuing from
volcanic vents. Used in airships as a lifting gas and
thus as economically valuable in series, as oil is in the
real world. In the second book of the series
(Skybreaker) control of a mysterious process involving
splitting water with light & electricity to make
Hydrium, as well as hydrogen and oxygen, is a major
plot motivator. Hydrium, for reasons unexplained,
smells of over-ripe mangos but with a betraying slight
bitterness to it.

Herculaneum

Blake's 7

Tough, firepower resistant substance;


the Liberator's hull was made of this.

Herculite

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

A tensile hull material, with great resistance to


pressure, that was invented by Admiral Harriman
Nelson for his submarine, the Seaview.

Ice-nine

Cat's Cradle

A form of water ice that has a melting point of about


114 Fahrenheit, making it solid at room temperature.
A crystal of ice-nine can serve as a seed to solidify
vast bodies of water. (Although there is a real form of
water ice with a similar designation, ice IX, it exists
only at low temperatures and high pressures and has
nothing in common with the fictional ice-nine.)

Illithium

Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn

A precious metal that can be used both for sculpture


and for creating weapons that are effective against
the undead.[7]

Illudium Phosdex

Looney Tunes

Also known as the shaving cream atom, it was found


only on Planet X, which was unfortunately destroyed
when both Duck Dodgers and Marvin the
Martian tried to conquer it for Earth and Mars,
respectively.

Illyrion

Samuel R. Delany's book Nova

Valuable heavy element which the heroes must harvest


from the centre of a star as it turns into a nova.

Imperium X

Sten

Highly inert element that does not annihilate when


comes in contact with AM2. Is used to contain and
store AM2.

Impervium

Donald Duck, Magic: The

Material of which the doors of Scrooge McDuck's

H-128

Hellion

money bin are made, according to Carl Barks. Also,


Gathering, and1987 Teenage
the material out of which darksteel is made. An
Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, Four element named impervium is also in the 1987 Teenage
Musketurtles
Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, used by Krang to power
a force field generator.

Imulsion

Gears of War

A liquid element discovered on the planet Sera. When


an unspecified amount of Imulsion was sublimated by
the Lightmass bomb at the end of the first game in a
major attack on the Locust Horde, the gas seeped into
the atmosphere, resulting in a disease called 'Rust
Lung.'

Incendicite

World of Warcraft

A mineral only found within Thelgen's Rock in the


Wetlands. Wanted by Pilot Stonegear. It has explosive
qualities.

Indurium

World of Warcraft

A mineral found within the depths of the Titan vault


Uldaman. Used by certain Goblins to build racing
cars.

Inertron

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century


(Newspaper strip)

Chemical element that is repelled by gravity, much as


the same poles of two magnets will repel each other.
Inertron's action is similar to that of Cavorite (see
above).

Legion of Super-Heroes

Chemical element that is resistant to all known forms


of chemical and electromagnetic interaction. It is
essentially indestructible. A telepathic reality-rending
device, "The Miracle Machine," was enclosed in a
cube of this substance.

Kingdom of Loathing

Infernium ionizes to Hellion. Additionally,


Demoninjas sometimes brag about their katana blades
being made of Infernium, and claim that the blades are
unbreakable, but this is demonstrably false; their most
noteworthy property seems to be that they are
perpetually hot.

Inoson

The Skylark of Space

Arenak, dagal and inoson, transparent, superhardened treatments of ordinary metals which appear
in E. E. Smith's The Skylark of Space and its sequels.
Inoson was the theoretically strongest substance in the
universe.

Insidium

A form of exotic matter used in the construction of


steath spacecraft and satellites. Insidium is engineered
to absorb certain specific kinds of electromagnetic
radiation, rendering it invisible to normal detection.
Orion's Arm world building project This can be overcome, or worked around, but overall it
makes a highly effective stealth construction material.
Because it is exotic matter, it is rare, and produced and
refined only by highly advanced societies ruled by A.I.
gods, or used by their minions.

Inertron

Infernium

Isodesium

Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force

An extremely rare substance. While many of its uses


are unknown, it was used by the Voyager crew to
counter the effects of a large forcefield trapping the
ship.

Space Battleship Yamato

A rare substance only found on the distant planet


Iscandar, twin planet of Gamilus, 147,000 light years
from Earth. It is a valuable building material, but it is
unknown what it is used for or what properties it has.

Isogen

EVE Online

Light-bluish crystal, formed by intense pressure deep


within large asteroids and moons. Used in electronics
and weapons manufacturing. Only found in abundance
in a few areas.

Japanium

Mazinger Z

Extremely strong material used in the construction of


Mazinger Z. Discovered by Doctor Tanaka. See
also Super Alloy Z and volcanium.

Frank Herbert's Dune

Extraterrestrial mineral whose presence in composite


minerals and metallic alloys (specifically, Jasmium
quartz and Plasteel) results in incredible tensile and
mechanical strength. Used to make monomolecular
edged weapons.

Jethrik

Doctor Who

The rarest of elements, Jethrik (also spelled Jethryk) is


found native as a blue mineral of incredible value. A
few kilograms could "power a battlefleet for an entire
campaign." In "The Ribos Operation," the Doctor and
his assistant Romana retrieve the first Key to
Time segment in its guise as a lump of the mineral.

Jezz

JezzBall

A fictional material featured in JezzBall. The object of


the game is to contain the material by creating walls,
until a percentage of the chamber is sealed.

Jouronium

Battlefield 2142

A material used to make sniper rifle bullets and other


gun components.

Jumbonium

Futurama

Each atom of this element is large enough to be easily


visible to the naked eye, with marble-sized nucleons
and electrons.

Kairoseki

One Piece

Dull gray stone that nullifies the effects of Devil Fruits


in the One Piece universe and weakens the Devil Fruit
User. It can also be used to hide the presence of ships
from sea monsters.

Kaiserium

My Sims

A rare substance descovered in Gabby's Silver mine


(My Sims Agents), and an obtainable essance on the
Uncharted Isle (My Sims Kingdom).

Khorium

World of Warcraft

A very rare, very valuable and very powerful demonic


metal found on the shattered remnants of Draenor
(Outland).

Kratonite

RuneScape

A light grey metal found only


in RuneScape's Daemonheim.

Kryptonite

DC Comics

Iscandarium

Jasmium

A crystalline material, originally in various colors with


separate effects, harmful to Kryptonians and created
during the destruction of Superman's home
planet Krypton; synthesis is also possible. John
Byrne's retcon of the DC Comics universe established
green kryptonite as a compound and later issues had
experiments by Batman and Luthor reestablish the
Pre-Crisis versions of red, blue, and gold. Kryptonite

has been found in the real world (according to its


chemical composition) and has none of the properties
or color variations of fictional kryptonite (google real
kryponite found). However, DC Comics had
previously described kryptonite as an alien element
with a higher atomic number than known Earth
elements.
Laconia

Phantasy Star video game series

Valuable metal used in the construction of weapons


and armor, described as the strongest material
in Algol. Found in great quantities on the
planetDezolis.

Larasium

Mistborn

A metal which turns anyone who consumes it into a


Mistborn or Misting.

Star Trek

A very rare and valuable silvery liquid. Gold-pressed


latinum is a form of commodity money made of
latinum suspended within gold. Latinum is valuable
and stable as a commodity money because of its
inability to be replicateda technology, depicted
in Star Trek, that can synthesize non-living matter,
which would devalue any ordinary precious metal.[8]

Lexonite

WordGirl

A reddish-brown substance from the planet Lexicon


that can be used to weaken Lexiconians on another
planet. For example, a lexonite cage is used not only
to imprison WordGirl (who is from Lexicon and lives
on Earth), but also weaken her strength and
intelligence.

Liquid electricity

Silent film comediesof the early


20th century

The "distilled essence of electricity;" a glowing, liquid


substance that provided fantastic energy and superspeed to vehicles, machines, and people.

Liquid Protodermis

Bionicle

A clear, silvery substance, the Matoran Universe's


(namely Metru Nui) equivalent of water, also a source
of food for Nui-Rama. Purified, it gains a slightly blue
tint. Liquid Molten Protodermis has the properties of
molten metal. It can be called "lava". Sticky
Protodermis forms cage-like structures when it strikes
a solid object. It is manufactured into Xia's Eccentric
Rock.

Lux

Arcot, Wade, and Morey novels


byJohn W. Campbell

Material created from light; indestructible and


transparent. Used in the hull of the heroes' spaceships.
See also Relux.

Gundam Universal Century

A Titanium alloy manufactured in space which has a


perfect crystal structure, but also exhibits the
properties of foam metal. It can take direct hits from a
120mm machine gun and survive unscratched for the
first time that area got hit. It is also a material that is
highly heat-resistant and can resistatmospheric
reentry heat for a period.

Zero Effect

Referenced when Zero is doing Gloria's taxes and she


inquires about the fictional "Corrodium 3 deduction,"
which he explains pertains to "class 3 decay toxins,
such as corrodium and maalgorium."

Latinum

Lunar
Titanium/Gundarium
Alloy (Alpha, Beta,
Gamma)

Maalgorium

Magicite

Final Fantasy

Appears in several series installments. Final Fantasy


VI it appears as a red-marked dark green crystal
containing the magic and soul of a dead Esper. In
Final Fantasy XII it describes a mineral that is
crystalline in nature with varying magical properties.

Magirock

Terranigma

A blue crystal-like substance that is used as a form of


currency for purchasing spells.

Mako

Final Fantasy VII

Liquid containing spiritual energy that is the lifeblood


of the Planet. When crystallized, it is known as
Materia, and can grant the use of magic and enhance
natural abilities.

Maclarium

Stargate SG-1

Mentioned in passing, Maclarium is a heavy element


that has an atomic weight of over 200. No other details
are given.

Maractite

Neopets

It is an element that can pass through water as easily


as something could pass through air. It has an
"inverted" way of corroding; it reacts fast with oxygen
and carbon dioxide but stays unharmed if the oxygen
is bonded to hydrogen.

Marmaros

RuneScape

An orange metal that is found only


in RuneScape's Daemonheim

Marvelium

Shazam

Invented by Captain Marvel's nemesis, Sivana. Its


atomic number is 99 (which has since been discovered
and named Einsteinium).

EVE Online

An extremely rare mineral found in comets and very


occasionally in asteroids that have traveled through
gas clouds. Has unique explosive traits that make it
very valuable in the armaments industry.

Dune universe

The spice melange exists on only one planet in the


known universe. It extends life in humans and can
cause prescience and, in large enough doses, the
ability to fold space. It is addictive and withdrawal is
fatal.

Meowium

The Solar Cat Book

Atomic number 0. Primarily used as meowium dioxide


(MeO2) which, when applied to the fur of a cat,
produces a voltage between areas of differently
colored fur in the presence of sunlight.

Mercoxit

EVE Online

Ore used to produce morphite.

Zone of the Enders

Similar to silicon, forming computer chips, but more


advanced, it is capable of forming completely selfaware artificial intelligences. It also has spacecompressing qualities, able to create pocket
dimensions and allow faster travel.

Mexallon

EVE Online

Very flexible metallic mineral, dull to bright silvery


green in color. Can be mixed with Tritanium to make
extremely hard alloys or it can be used by itself for
various purposes. Fairly common in most regions.

Minovsky Particle,
Mega particle

Gundam Universal Century

Megacyte

Melange, the spice

Metatron

The two positive and negative Minovsky particles


found in the Universal Century will form an I-Field

when scattered in space. Depending on its density, it


can block electro-magnetic waves and interfere with
radar. Mega particle is a neutral version made by
compressing the two Minovsky particles and used for
powerful beam weaponry.

Mithril

A durable silvery metal that is very light and easy to


work. Mithril means "grey gleam", but is translated as
"true silver". It was mined in native form inMoria. It
can also be worked into other forms with unusual
properties such as reflecting only the light of the
Moon. "Mythril" appears in the video game
Middle-earth,RuneScape, World of series Final Fantasy. Also, "Mithral" is used
Warcraft,Clash of Kingdoms
in D&D books and "Milrith" in Simon the Sorcerer. In
the Warhammer world, the High Elven metal
"Ithilmar" has similar properties and usage.
In RuneScape it is a lightweight blue metal stronger
than steel. In World of Warcraft, Mithril is a silverywhite mid-high level mineral. "Mithral" is also
featured in the Dungeon Master series.

Mizzium

Magic: The Gathering

An alchemically potent, flameproof metal used in the


experiments and devices of the Izzet League in
the Guildpact expansion set. Its only appearance on
cards is in the Mizzium Transreliquat, and the
flavortext of Stomp and Howl. Other than that, its only
other references are when mentioned in passing by
members of the Creative department.

Moonsilver

Exalted

The most protean of the five magical materials, can be


formed where the light of the Moon has boiled away
the Wyld. Can be made to mimic muscle and nerves.

Monopasium 239

Blake's 7

A fuel for the Federation's space fleet, this radioactive


element is found on only a few planets, including the
planet code-named Horizon in the episode of the same
name. The Federation has the planet's natives mine the
substance by hand, killing them in 30 time units.

Monopolium

A fictional artificial element created using monopoles


by some unspecified means. Monopolium is extremely
Orion's Arm world building project
versatile and used in the construction of megascale
constructs like ringworlds and Dyson Brains.

Mordite

The Dresden Files

A rare anti-life mineral. Contact instantly turns organic


beings to dust.

Morphite

EVE Online

Morphite can only be found in the hard-to-get


mercoxit ore. Hard to use as a basic building material,
when it is joined with existing structures it can
enhance the performance and durability manifold.

Nanominium

Captain Midlands

An anti-magic gloss applied to "Rambling" Sid


Ridley's shield.

Naquadah

Stargate SG-1 andStargate Atlantis A dull grey heavy metal used by the Goa'uld and
others as a power source, for the construction
of Stargates, and in atomic weapons. The liquid
Naquadah power-sources modules used in staff
weapons glow fluorescent green. One isotope of

Naquadah, Naquadriah, has similar properties but in a


more extreme form. (See below for Naquadriah.)

Naquadriah

Stargate SG-1 andStargate


Universe

A heavier isotope of Naquadah. Naquadriah is not


naturally occurring, however a chain reaction on the
planet Langara was discovered by SG-1, slowly
converting the planet's Naquadah deposits. Naquadriah
is even more powerful and even more unstable than
NaquadahIcarus Base used it as a power source to
dial the Stargate's ninth chevron and travel billions of
light years.

Narrativium

The Science of Discworld,The


Science of Discworld II: The
Globe

An element unique to the Discworld; proto-substance


from which all things spring forth. It is the
fundamental element of Story, and is how things know
what they are meant to be.

Warhammer 40,000

A metal used by the Necrons to build their war


machines and bodies. It heals and grows like an
organism and has other unknown properties.
Originally developed to serve as hulls for relativistic
star ships which needed to resist the radiation of space.
The C'tan use physical avatars made of this material.

Magic: The Gathering

A thick mist covering most parts of the Mephidross, it


exists solely on Mirrodin. It can be crafted into
a spellbomb. It consumes metal and flesh, turning
living creatures into Nim, a kind of living zombie.
Mephidross vampires use necrogen mists to turn other
creatures into vampires without harming them.

Necronium

GURPS Technomancer

A magical, radioactive metal, similar to Plutonium.


The 'oz' particles it radiates causes the victim to join
the undead. It is produced in nuclear reactors
analogous to Pu. Depleted Necronium, devoid of all
magic, is very toxic to magical creatures.

Neosteel

StarCraft

In StarCraft, neosteel is a super strong metal used to


construct Terran Battlecruisers, processed from
mineral crystals.

Neoteutonium

Steel Horizon

A powerful energy source gifted to the Nazis by the


mysterious Babel Syndicate, hoping to turn the tide of
World War II.

Final Fantasy XII

A stone containing a large amount of magical energy.


There are two types; Deifacted Nethicite created by
the Occuria to be given only to their chosen ones, and
Manufacted Nethicite created artificially in the labs of
Draklor under supervision of Dr. Cidolfus Bunansa.

Neutrotope

Blake's 7

In the episode Mission to Destiny agents from the


planet Destiny are transporting a prism made of
Neutrotope which they have mortgaged their planet to
purchase. The substance can convert their star's
sunlight, deficient in some frequencies, to a
wavelength to kill the fungus plaguing their planet's
plant life.

Nintendium

UrbanDictionary, Internet meme,

The hardest, most durable material known to mankind,

Necrodermis

Necrogen

Nethicite

others

discovered by Nintendo for usage in their console,


the Nintendo Entertainment System. Its manufacturing
process was perfected sometime before the creation of
the Gameboy. Nintendium is also at least 10 times
harder than diamonds.

Star Trek

A metal mined from asteroids, and used


in dilithium chambers.

Flash Gordon's Trip to


Mars (1938)

An element found in the atmosphere of the Earth,


without which all life would cease to exist. In liquid
form, Nitron could be used to fuel powerful weaponry
on the planet Mars. Described in Episode One, "New
Worlds to Conquer".

Hot Tub Time Machine

An ingredient in the illegal Russian energy


drink Chernobly, which somehow turns a hot tub into
a temporal wormhole generator when poured directly
onto the control panel

Get Smart

A substance similar to nitroglycerin apart from one


major difference, that fact it does not make any noise
when exploding. It was invented when trying to make
silent fireworks for the Fourth of July, and was later
used in an attempt to destroy the world.

Nocxium

EVE Online

A highly volatile mineral only formed during


supernovae, thus severely limiting the extent of its
distribution. Vital ingredient in capsule production,
making it very coveted.

Novite

RuneScape

A weak purple metal found only


in RuneScape's Daemonheim.

Nth metal

DC universe

Metal used in the weapons of Hawkman, Hawkgirl,


and other characters from Thanagar, it confers the
ability to fly, increased strength, and various other
abilities on their wielders.

Nuridium

Alias

Unstable material used to generate energy, feature


in Season 5.

Nvidium

X series

A rare, superconducting element which is used in


production of jump gates. Considered precious by all
races, nvidium is especially valuable to Kha'ak who
build their homes in nvidium-rich asteroids.

Obdurium

Dungeons & Dragons

The only non-magical metal stronger than Adamantine


in Dungeons & Dragons. Introduced in the 3rd edition
"Stronghold Builder's Guidebook" rulebook.

Obsidium

World of Warcraft: Cataclysm

A metal found in Azeroth.

Octiron and Octogen

Discworld

A dense black metal and a magical gas that is a large


part of the Discworld's crust and makes up its
atmosphere. Its melting point is above the range of
metal forges. The gates of Unseen University are made
out of it. It is used to make magic needles and bells. It
releases magical radiation, but if it becomes negatively
polarized, it can be used to absorb such radiation.
According to Unseen University, it generates
significant amounts of heat under pressure, accounting

Nitrium

Nitron

Nitrotrinanium

Nitrowhisperin

for most of the volcanic geological processes on


Discworld.

Star Trek: Voyager

An unstable molecule capable of destructive


explosions that also disrupt subspace, making warp
travel impossible. A 'perfect' energy source, Seven of
Nine mentions that the Borg revere it religiously due
to its perfection and multiple components working
together perfectly. By contrast, the United Federation
of Planets will ignore all other considerations,
including the Prime Directive, to ensure the
destruction of the particle.[9]

Marvel Comics

A ferroalloy stronger than titanium though weaker


than adamantium. There is also a form of omnium
which possess elastic ductility while retaining high
durability, which was somehow employed in a fullbody epidermal supplantation procedure on the
villainous character Warhawk.

Onnesium

GDW Traveller/Marc Miller's


Traveller

Rare element, atomic number 118, mildly radioactive


and dangerous, which has been proved to be a viable
room-temperature superconductor. Onnesium is
normally found as small, silvery spheres embedded
within meteoric nickel-iron.

Oozium 238

Advance Wars

An element/enemy from Advance Wars. It first


appeared in Dual Strike and can absorb or devour any
enemy.

Orichalcum

A metallic pink colored metal mined in Atlantis;


another name for it is mountain copper.[10] May be
based on Auricupride. Used to power machinery
Mythology (Atlantis),Fate of
inAtlantis in the Indiana Jones adventure game. In
Atlantis,Shadowrun, Exalted,Irreg
the Exalted setting Orichalcum is the strongest of the
ular Webcomic!, Star Ocean, Final
five magical materials and can be made by distilling
Fantasy (various), Age of
mundane gold using Gaia's blood (Magma) and
Mythology (The Titans Expansion)
concentrating sunlight using large occult mirrors.
Found in Final Fantasy as a rare material with varying
properties. Also named "Orichalcon" in some games.

Oxyale

Final Fantasy

A strange liquid that produces oxygen. Used to breathe


underwater.

Oxium

Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2:


Martian Dreams

A rock mined from geodes on Mars which when kept


in the mouth provides enough oxygen for the user to
breathe the Martian atmosphere. Also called "Oxy
Rocks"

Oxypheromalkahyde

Spaced

Metafictiona steroid invented by Tim Bisley's


character Doktor Mandrake, which unintentionally
caused the mutation of The Bear

Pergium

Star Trek

A mineral mined in The Devil in the


Dark and Prodigal Daughter

Phazite

Piers Anthony'sApprentice
Adeptseries

A mineral found only in the world of Phaze, it was the


source of all magic energy. On Phaze's technological
alternate world, Proton, its counterpart Protonite was a
powerful energy source.

Omega

Omnium steel

Metroid Prime,Metroid Prime 2:


Echoes, and Metroid Prime 3:
Corruption

A blue or occasionally orange mutagenic and (in high


quantities) toxic substance which is actually a form
of inorganic life. Originates from the planet Phaaze,
which sends out seeds called "Leviathans" to corrupt
planets with it.

Parium

Marooned

In Marooned by John W. Campbell, Jr., the Jovian


exploration ship Mercury was constructed
from parium and synthium, elements which had
greattensile strength.

Philote

Ender's Game series

An infinitely long "string" used biologically and


mechanically for instantaneous communication.

Phlogiston

Dungeons &
Dragons'Spelljammercampaign
series,World of Warcraft

A highly flammable medium, similar to the interstellar


medium, in which crystal spheres containing
whole planetary systems are suspended; travel is
conducted by "spelljammer ships". Named after the
obsolete Phlogiston theory. In World of Warcraft it is a
source of Energy that powers the creations of
Engineers.

Phostlite

The Adventures of Tintin, The


Shooting Star

Discovered by Professor Decimus Phostle. Exposure


to this element causes living things to grow rapidly to
enormous size.

Doctor WhoPlanet of the Dead

Seen in the Doctor Who episode, Planet of the Dead,


photofine steel is a metal that gets colder the hotter the
outside temperature is. It was seen on the Tritovore's
space ship.

Photonium

Voyager virtual season project

Used in starship hull construction, this "photon matter"


has almost no mass, allowing for impressive
maneuverability. It can alter its refraction index to
absorb a specific amount of light and energy before
becoming overloaded and returning to its original
state.

Phrikk

Star Wars

Within the Star Wars Expanded Universe phrikk is a


metal strong enough to withstand the destruction of an
entire world.

Phazon

Photofine Steel

Pizzazium Infinionite Phineas and Ferb

A chemical element with atomic number 104 and


atomic weight of 261. Despite being the least abundant
chemical element, it can be purchased at the
Superduper Mega Superstore in Danville. Dr. Heinz
Doofenshmirtz wanted to use it for one of his evil
schemes. Baljeet also wanted the pizazzium for one of
his science experiments, and Candace wanted it as a
gift to Jeremy.

Plasteel

Dune universe,Babylon 5

Extremely tough form of steel, "stabilized with


stravidium fibers grown into its crystal structure." In
Babylon 5, a "plasteel crystalline alloy" is used as the
armor of the Victory-class starships and this is capable
of refracting 80% of directed energy weapons.

Plasti Steel

Batman Beyond

A highly durable metalloid-alloy featured in


episode "Disappearing Inque", having practical
application as an industrial sealant.

Polarite

Flash Gordon Conquers the


Universe (1940)

A mineral found only in the frozen wastes of Frigia on


the planet Mongo. Polarite had the ability to attract
and neutralize the energized dust used by Ming the
Merciless to spread the "Purple Death" on Earth.
Described in Episode Two, "Freezing Torture".

Primium

Mage: The Ascension

A material designed by the Technocracy to resist


magical abilities. It is also tough enough to be used as
armor plate.

Promethium

Warhammer 40,000,RuneScape

General term for any petroleum-based fuel used


by Imperial vehicles. Variations are used in Imperial
flame throwers, described as highly volatile incendiary
gel. Unlike the real life napalm, the weaponized
Promethium self-combusts on contact with oxygen
and can burn even when underwater or in vacuum.
In RuneScape it appears as a red high-strength metal
found only in Daemonheim.
Not to be confused with real element Promethium.

Protoculture

Robotech

A fuel source produced from the Invid Flower of Life


by the Robotech Masters. It was discovered by the
scientist Zor, who would later used it in the
development Robotechnology. Eight quarts of
protoculture can power a Veritech Alpha Fighter for
days; one quart can power a Veritech Cyclone Rider.

Protonite

Piers Anthony'sApprentice
Adeptseries

A mineral found only on the planet Proton, it was used


throughout the galaxy as a powerful energy source. On
Proton's magical alternate world, Phaze, its
counterpart Phazite was the source of magic energy.

Bionicle

A special form of electricity-conducting metallic


Protodermis. The hardest known form of metal in
existence, it was created by the artisans of Artakha. It
can be damaged by another object made of protosteel,
multiple types of disintegrator/laser beams, and a type
of metal-eating virus.

Lilith: Operation Genesis

In Ehud Gat's Lilith: Operation Genesis, ProtoZortium


was an alloy of metal that was partially grafted unto
biological matters (proteins, possibly). The matter was
20 times more resilient than steel and could partially
deflect beam weapons (such as lasers). being quasialive, dents and holes would regenerate over time. The
super-metal was used for armors of ships and the likes
but could also be laced into the bones of a human
subject to form a bond that turn the bones nearly
indestructible.

Psitanium

Psychonauts

An element that can bestow or amplify psychic powers


or insanity. Delivered to Earth on a meteorite, Indians
used them as arrowheads. In Whispering Rock Psychic
Summer Camp, they are also used as currency.

Purralinium

Doona series, Treaty at Doona

A metal formed by stellar novas. Extremely rare, an


even rarer impure form is used in matter
transmission technology. Conductive.

Protosteel

ProtoZortium

Pyerite

EVE Online

A soft crystal-like mineral with a very distinguishing


orange glow as if on fire. used as conduit and in the
bio-chemical industry. Commonly found in many
asteroid-ore types. See Pyrite.

PyrE

The Stars My Destination

The most powerful nuclear explosive ever created. It is


activated via a telepathic signal.

Pyreal

Asheron's Call

Fictional metal found on the planet Auberean and used


as currency and to forge weapons.

Quantium 40

Babylon 5

Used to construct jumpgates.

Quantonium

Monsters vs. Aliens

A luminous green energy described only as the most


powerful substance in the universe. It can mutate
humans' DNA and cause them to grow in size and
strength, and appears to have some energizing
capabilities on machines.

Quassium B

John Pudney's Adventure books

Fictional element which featured in a number of books


by John Pudney.

Andromeda

Radical isotopes are one of ten elements with negative


atomic weights. They are used by the Spirit of the
Abyss to control beings. Detecting radical isotopes
reveals a being in league with The Abyss.

Radium X

The Invisible Ray

Radium X was an intensively radioactive


extraterrestrial element discovered by Dr. Janos Rukh
(Boris Karloff) in the 1936 film the The Invisible Ray.
In the film, Dr. Rukh creates a death beam projector
which harnesses the incredible power of Radium
X for use as a destructive weapon of mass terror.
Interestingly, Radium X also had healing powers. In a
memorable scene, Rukh restores the sight of his blind
mother (Violet Kemble Cooper) with theRadium
X projector after developing a filter to curb its
destructive effects. According to legend, this scene
inspired John Lawrence (the younger brother of
physicist Ernest Lawrence) to use radiation on his
motherwho had been diagnosed with inoperable
cancer of the uterus.[11]

Randomonium

Scooby Doo 2: Monsters


Unleashed

A fluorescent green element which is a viscous liquid


at room temperature, it enables costumes to become
the creatures they represent.

Randsdell's Metal

When Worlds Collide

An infusible metal of extreme strength used to insulate


nuclear rocket engine nozzles in the novel When
Worlds Collide.

Raritanium

Ratchet & Clank

A rare metal that is used for various upgrades in the


game. It is also extremely hard and is used to produce
armor, and the Omega Doom Blades and the Ryno
4EVER are some of the few weapons that can
penetrate it. Its only other purpose is for purchasing
the Gold Groovitron, which gives the owner unlimited
groovitrons.

Rearden Metal

Atlas Shrugged

Radical Isotope

In Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, Rearden metal is a


greenish-blue alloy invented by Hank Rearden.

Lighter and stronger than traditional steel, it is to steel


what steel was to iron. Among its ingredients
are iron and copper, two metals seldom found together
in real-world structural alloys.

Red matter

Star Trek (film)

Red matter is a fictional substance that appears in J.J.


Abrams' 2009 film Star Trek and the lead-in comic
book Star Trek: Countdown. The rare
mineraldecalithium is processed into red matter that
creates a black hole when it comes in contact
with nuclear matter. It is used in an attempt to avert an
impending natural disaster, and to destroy a planet.
See also the "red ball" created by the Milo
Rambaldi inspired Mueller device on the TV
show Alias, also by Abrams.

Red Rain

V (TV Series 2011)

A red hued rain which purports to cure effects of


global warming, but is actually a form of phosphorus
with ill-intention.

Red Stone

Fullmetal Alchemist

A reddish stone made with the Red Water, a high-toxic


liquid. It is used as an alchemic amplifier, as it
amplifies the transmutation power of alchemists. It is
also known as the incomplete Philosopher's Stone,
because it has similar properties.

Relux

Material created from light; indestructible and totally


Arcot, Wade, and Morey stories by
reflective. Used in the hull of the heroes' spaceships,
John W. Campbell
among other things. See also Lux.

Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition

A fine, golden dust that results from disenchanting a


magic item. It is sometimes traded as currency,
measured by weight. 10,000 gold worth of residuum
weighs as much as a single gold piece, with one pound
being worth 500,000 gold pieces.

The Incredible Planet

The "hydrogen" of the "ultra-elements" (which had an


atomic structure consisting of a nucleus of
"negatrons," orbital protons and without any electrons
present in the atom at all), resistium was many times
stronger than steel or titanium and had unique
chemical and electromagnetic properties. First
featured in The Incredible Planet by John W.
Campbell, Jr.

RuneScape

A strange stone that is able to contain magic energy,


which can be released at the owner's will. Pure essence
is purer that rune essence and so can contain more
complex and powerful magic. The essence is mined
from large stones in a strange place accessed from a
portal.

Runestone

Lost Kingdoms

A stone that allows the holder to unleash the powers of


the monsters trapped within their card decks.
Runestone is often made artificially which is less
potent.

Runite

RuneScape

A light blue metal that is stronger than mithril or


adamantite.

Residuum

Resistium

Rune essence/pure
essence

Code Geass

An element, plentiful in Japan but rare elsewhere, that


possesses incredible superconductive properties. It is
used to generate and channel energy in great
quantities, and is an essential component
of Knightmare Frames' propulsion systems.

Saronite

World of Warcraft: Wrath of the


Lich King

A very strong mineral found in Northrend. It is usually


sickly green or ice-blue. Saronite is the hardened
blood of the Old God, Yogg-Saron, who is imprisoned
within the Titan vault, Ulduar. Used by the Undead
Scourge to build their fortresses and war machines.

Schwartz, liquid

Spaceballs by Mel Brooks

A potent spaceship fuel, a small amount of which can


propel a space Winnebago incredible distances.

Scrith

Ringworld by Larry Niven

A semi-translucent, impossibly strong material,


somewhat ductile under massive force, that is used as
the foundation of the Ringworld. It has a strength
similar to the force which binds atomic nuclei. It also
has the ability to hold strong magnetic fields, meaning
it is a para-magnetic substance. Compare Neutronium.

Shazamium

Shazam!

Invented by Captain Marvel's nemesis, Sivana. Its


atomic number is 98 (which has since been discovered
and named Californium)

Sheol

Fury3

Sheol, also known as red sheol, is a metal in the game


Fury3. The isomorphic decay of this mineral attracts
wormholes. Sheol is only found in the topsoil of the
planet Ares.

Silverium

Motherload

One of many fictional elements mined from Mars

Sinisite

Sinistar videogame series

A high-energy material occurring naturally in


crystalline form, it is found in white (1983 original
game) or blue and green (1999's Sinistar: Unleashed)
variants, usually mined from asteroids. It is used in the
building of pieces of technology, or purified to form
the high-explosive weapons known as Sinibombs.

Sivanium

Shazam!

Invented by Captain Marvel's nemesis, Sivana. Its


atomic number is 97 (which has since been discovered
and named Berkelium)

His Dark Materials

A superior type of metal used by the panserbjorn


(armored bears) of the North, compared to which other
metals are worthless. Presumably originates from
meteorites.

Solarbonite

Plan 9 from Outer Space

A high-energy substance found on Earth and possibly


other planets. It is capable of exploding the particles
that make up sunlight itself. If contained in a weapon,
it can set off a chain reaction that explodes sunlight,
along with anything the exploding sunlight touches,
that will eventually destroy the universe, possibly at
the speed of light itself.

Solarite

Flash Gordon Conquers the


Universe (1940)

Sakuradite

Sky Iron

An unstable mineral with great explosive power found


on the planet Mongo. Solarite was to be the ultimate
weapon employed by Ming the Merciless against the
people of Earth. Described in Episode Twelve, "Doom

of the Dictator".
Battlestar Galactica

A fictional substance in the original version of the


science fiction series Battlestar Galactica. It may or
may not be derived from solium.

Bionicle

It comes in various forms. Rock-like Protodermis can


be controlled by a Toa of Stone. It was mined and
collected with a Sluice in Onu-Koro and Onu-Metru. It
is used as a medium for carvings. Metal-like
Protodermis can be controlled by a Toa of Iron.
Special types of metal Protodermis exist, like the
precious metals that the Toa Hagah's armor is made of.
Ice-like Protodermis can be controlled by a Toa of Ice.
Crystal-like Protodermis is used for the same purpose
as glass.

Solinium

Artemis Fowl

A fictional radioactive material used by fairies to


create short lasting bio-bomb that eliminates any
living organism in its radius. The solinium in the bomb
has a half-life of 14 seconds, and its radius can be
controlled via computer. The depleted form is also
used as a homing device sprayed on fairy equipment.

Solinite

Star Command: Revolution

A powerful source of energy found within the Zeta


Galaxy. Its discovery strained the already-present
tensions between the races, resulting in all-out war.

Solenite

Solid Protodermis

Solium

Battlestar Galactica

In original Battlestar Galactica television series,


Solium is the Colonial term for Hydrogen. The show's
depiction of an explosive fuel that is associated with
the Latin term for the sun Sol is a dead giveaway.[original
research?][citation needed]

Solium

Soulsteel

Blake's 7

A highly radioactive element utilized by the Terran


Federation in a neutron bomb-type doomsday
weapon to hold down hostile planets without a large
military garrison.

Exalted

The newest and the second strongest of the five


magical materials, formed by alloying human souls
and ore dredged up from the nightmares of dead elder
gods that teeter upon the edge of oblivion. They
always bring with them the chill of the abyss.
This is the metal utilized to construct the
eponymous Grendizer of the anime series Grendizer.
The metal seems highly similar to Chogokin Z, another
fictional metal used to construct mechs.

Space Alloy Gren

Specium

Ultraman Dyna

An element found only on Mars, used to power


extremely powerful energy weapons.

Stardust

Stardust

The remnants of a fallen star brought into the waking


world from the magical land of Faerie.

Starmetal

Exalted

The rarest of the five magical materials, created by the


remaining essence of fallen gods.

Starmetal

Conan The Adventurer

A metal with magical properties found in fallen


meteors. Can be forged into weapons that banish
Serpent Men.

Artemis Fowl

A metal that absorbs all known wavelengths of light,


making it invisible to all forms of electronic eye. It is
very expensive to manufacture.

Stormphrax

The Edge Chronicles

Very powerful material, in dark, it is supremely heavy,


in light, it is lighter the... well, sunlight. Created in
thunderstorms, it is the physical result of a lightning
bolt. Precisely at twilight, it can be crushed, purifying
water, no matter how contaminated. Blades made of
stormphrax can be devastating, having the force of
lighting.

Strongium 90

Used by gym owner Wally Airhead and his men in the


1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
episode "Leonardo Cuts Loose". Provides the user
cartoon
with strength.

Stealth ore

Stygium

Discworld

Dull black metal which heats up in the presence of


light; direct sunlight causes it to burn or explode.
Typically made into rings which are always worn
under a glove, usually by alumni of the Assassins
Guild because of the colour.

Submarinum

The Tunnel

New element found in the seabed rock of the Atlantic


Ocean while builing the transcontinental tunnel
in Bernhard Kellermann's novel.

DC Comics

"The strongest metal known to science!...forged by


him (Superman) from the heart of a mighty star!" A
metallic ore designed to mimic Supermans powers, as
well as intensify a red star's weak radiation output to
render it identical to the far stronger output of a yellow
star and even absorb kryptonite radiation. Harder and
denser even than the diamond allotrope of carbon,
supermanium apparently ceased to exist after
the Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Supreme

An element that gave Supreme his powers of flight,


super strength, and more. Supremium appears
throughout the comics in many colors, each one with a
different reality-altering effect. White Supremium is
fatal to Supreme, amber Supremium warps time, onyx
Supremium erases time, sapphire Supremium affects
probabilities, ruby Supremium transmutes matter, and
violet Supremium has random effects which often
include transmutation.

Synthium

Marooned

In Marooned by John W. Campbell, Jr., the Jovian


exploration ship Mercury was constructed
from parium and synthium, metallic super elements
which had great tensile strength.

Tarydium

Unreal computer game

Blue crystals that the enslaved race of Nali is forced to


mine; Tarydium shards also serve as ammunition for
the Stinger weapon.

Doctor Who serialThe Mutants

Radioactive element used as fuel for spaceships of the


Earth Empire during the 30th century that also serves
an important role in the lifecycle of the native
inhabitants of the planet Solos.

Supermanium

Supremium

Thaesium

Terrazine

Titanium-A

Thiotimoline

Thorium

Thyrium

Tibanna

Tiberium

StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty

Similar to Vespene Gas (see Below), but with added


Organic compounds that induce Psionic abilities. Used
by Tosh to enhance the Psychic powers of his Spectre
Agents

Halo

In the Halo series, Titanium-A Armor is composed of a


high-grade Titanium-50 alloy, specially strengthened
at the molecular level. Titanium-A has numerous uses
throughout the UNSC due largely to titanium being
lightweight and extremely strong, with a high
tolerance to heat. It took new found importance after
the beginning of the Human-Covenant War; To
contend with the Covenant's plasma weaponry,
Humans needed armor that would withstand the heat
of the directed plasma. Despite its strength and
resistance to heat, the Titanium-A plating is usually
boiled away within seconds, and does not effectively
dissipate the plasma. Its primary use is as armor for
ships. UNSC Frigates have sixty centimeters of plating
on their hull, and UNSC Destroyers have up to two
meters of plating. Larger ships were known to have
even more, such as ten meters to a supercarrier. The
UNSC uses Titanium-A for construction of bases as
well, to make them less susceptible to destruction.
Places such as HIGHCOM Facility Bravo-6, CASTLE
Base and Camp Hathcock used Titanium-A armor in
their superstructures.

Isaac Asimov

Chemical compound first described in a spoof


scientific paper titled "The Endochronic Properties of
Resublimated Thiotimoline" in 1948. The chemical
actually begins to dissolve before it contacts water.

World of Warcraft

Metal found on Azeroth that has a silvery green tint


and is said to be as strong as steel but as heavy as lead.
Used to construct heavier weapons and armour.
Should not be confused with the real life Thorium.
Also, the best type of fuel cell in the Master of
Orion series.

Matthew Reilly'sTemple

A rare element only observed in meteorite crater walls.


It is stable, trans-uranic, non-radioactive and
fissionableproducing more energy than either
Uranium or Plutonium without generating waste
products or measurable radiation.

Star Wars Expanded Universe

A metallic gas mined from certain gas giants


(notably Bespin), it has many high-tech applications
including use as high quality hyperdrive coolant and to
increase the effectiveness of blaster weapons.

Command & Conquer series

Typically green, it is named after the Tiber


River although the Brotherhood Of Nod claims it is
named after the emperor Tiberius. It leaches metals
out of the soil, concentrating them in crystals leaving
the landscape depleted. It also converts other matter
into more tiberium. Human exposure to this element
can trigger mutations, but it more often proves fatal.

Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends

Initially mined from the ground as an ore, it is used


both to construct new technology and provide energy.

Tiny Atoms

Futurama

Presumably essentially the same as regular atoms,


except much smaller. They are vital to the process of
shrinking, but are very expensive, making the
construction of remote-controlled "microdroids" a
more economical option.

Tissue-like
Protodermis

Bionicle

It makes up all living tissue in the Matoran Universe,


including the few species of Organic Rahi.

Titanite

Star Blazers

An element found on Saturn's moon Titan. Golden and


lustrous in appearance, it is used in spacecraft
construction.

Titansteel

World of Warcraft: Wrath of the


Lich King

An alloy forged from Titanium and the eternal


essences of Fire, Earth and Shadow. Used in high-end
item crafting.

Transparent
aluminum

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

A material that will not be invented for many years to


come. Commander Scott gives the formula to make it
to a 20th Century engineer in exchange for enough
contemporary available material to transport a pair of
humpback whales back to the future to save the planet.

Transparisteel

Star Wars

This is a metal with transparency similar to glass and


tensile strength similar to that of steel, quite common
in the Star Wars universe.

Triidium

Deadlock

A Metal processed from Endurium. It is processed in


factories, and has 10x the power of iron and 2x the
power of Endurium.

Star Trek

An experimental compound capable of stopping all


fusion within a star. Dr. Soran used this in an attempt
to return to the spatial anomaly known as the Nexus
(Star Trek Generations). Also, the second best type of
fuel cell in the Master of Orion series.

Star Trek

A hazardous by-product generated by the matterantimatter reactions in warp cores, it is considered to


have no practical use other than as an explosive.
Mentioned in the episode Starship Mine.

Trinium

Stargate SG-1

Alien material used in the show that when refined is


100 times stronger and lighter than steel, which makes
up the Stargate's Iris and is also used in the
construction of Earth's Battle
cruisers and Asgard ships

Tritanium

EVE Online,

Timonium

Trilithium

Trilithium Resin

One of the main building blocks in space structures


and spacecraft.

Star Trek
Within the universe of EVE (though not that of Star
Trek), it is a very hard, yet bendable metal. Tritanium
cannot be used in human habitats due to its instability
at atmospheric temperatures. Very common throughout
the universe. Within the Star Trek universe, it is an

extremely hard and strong crystalline metallic


material, with a hardness beyond the current standard
1-10 hardness scale. Due to the complexity of required
fabrication techniques, it is generally used in the
construction of ships and stations only for primary
bulkhead and spaceframe components, and in
locations where a high strength to volume ratio is
required (ex. the hulls and frames of shuttlecraft and
other auxiliary spacecraft).

Super Robot Wars(Video Game)

An alien mineral several times more radioactive


than Uranium, it is used as a power source for the
RTX-011 Hckebein Mk III, R-2 Powered, R-GUN
Powered, and SRX, and as ammunition in the
battleship Hagane's Tronium Buster Cannon. Only six
chunks of this material are said to exist on Earth.

World of Warcraft,Middle-earth

A valuable metal used to create magical armor,


weapons, and other items. Found in some of the most
dangerous areas of the Eastern
Kingdoms andKalimdor in Azeroth. For the metal
found in Moria in Middle-earth, see Mithril.

Tungite

The Mysterious Dr. Satan

In the Republic film serial The Mysterious Dr. Satan,


Tungite is the element necessary to power the remote
control device for the villain Dr. Satan's race of killer
robots.

Turbidium

Total Recall

In the movie Total Recall, it was a metal/alloy mined


for use as a war material on Earth and ultimately used
to extract oxygen from the ice in Mars's core.

Battlestar Galactica

A fictional ore in both versions of the science fiction


series Battlestar Galactica. It is very rare throughout
the known universe, but essential for fueling both
human and Cylon space ships, including for the
purpose of faster-than-light jumps. Also referred to as
"Tylinium."

Unnamed Metal

Battlefield Earth

A unnamed super dense metal in Battlefield


Earth by L. Ron Hubbard that mixed with certain
other elements causes an uncontrollable fission
process that continues until there is nothing left of a
planet except light gases. This metal is supposed to
occur in meteorites before they burn up in an
atmosphere.

Unobtainium

The Core, Avatar,Skyrates,


manythought experiments

Tronium

True Silver or
Truesilver

Tylium

Generally any extremely rare, costly, or physically


impossible material needed to fulfill a given design for
a given application - sometimes referred to as
"unaffordium". In The Core it is described as a
special tungsten-titanium matrix.
In Avatar (unobtaniumsic) the metal is highly

valuable, and possesses unusual superconducting and


magnetic properties (although the prop used is nothing
other than galena). In Skyrates it is a green-colored
element that has many properties, most prominently
anti-gravity. Mark Donohue claimed that it was used
in the chassis of Penske race cars.
Upsidaisium

The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show

Upsidaisium is a metal that is lighter than air and can


be obtained by mining in upsidaisium-rich areas.

Uridium

Uridium computer game, 1986

Name for the Uridium game's top level, a metallic


element the developer thought existed. Also, the fourth
best type of fuel cell in the Master of Orionseries.

uminm steel

book-novel "2"

Uminm steel,a almost indestructible metal that grows


in perfect hexagonal prisms when liquid it can corrode
any material it comes in contact with

Uru

Uru Thor series

Magical metal used in the creation


of Thor's Mjolnir hammer, which gives it its magical
powers and indestructibility.

StarCraft

A type of resource used to build high-tech units and


buildings. Vespene gas is collected from Refineries
(also called Assimilators or Extractors), which are
constructed directly over Vespene Geysers.

Metal Men

Extraterrestrial in origin, veridium is a green metal


capable of channeling heat energy. Doctor Will
Magnus permanently downloaded his mind into a
veridium robot to become the new leader of the Metal
Men.

Vibranium

Marvel Comics

An alien metal in two forms. Wakandan vibranium


absorbs vibrational energy. The more energy it stores
the tougher it becomes. If the molecular bondsare
broken, all the energy is released, causing an
explosion. It is found only in the African nation of
Wakanda, ruled by the Black
Panther. Antarcticvibranium emits a vibration that
separates the bonds of other metals, liquifying them.

Vik-ro

Carson of Venus byEdgar Rice


Burroughs

One of the two components of Lor (see below), which


when combined with Yor-san results in total
annihilation of the Lor, releasing tremendous energy.

Doctor Who

In the serial Terror of the Vervoids, a rare metal from


the planet Mogar. It burns brightly in air, similarly
to Magnesium. The Sixth Doctor used this effect to
destroy the plant based Vervoids by accelerating them
through their lifecycle.

Viridium

AdventureQuestworld

Effective against minions of "The Devourer," a


destructive god in the game AdventureQuest. They
will be hurt more by this material than by a normal
weapon, and hence has been infused into the Weapons
of Salvation.

Vizorium

Dirty Pair

A rare metal used in the construction of warp engines


in the Dirty Pair universe. First referenced in the Dirty
Pair movie, Project EDEN.

Vespene Gas

Veridium

Vionesium

Voltairium

Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda

Used in nova bombs. Possibly named for Voltaire

Warpstone or
Wyrdstone

A greenish-black crystal of solidified magic with


Warhammer Fantasy,
transmutatory powers. It can be used as fuel, or to turn
alsoWarhammer 40,0001st and 2nd base metal into gold. Its chaotic nature makes it
editions
difficult to use, causing mutations and unstable
weaponry.

Chop Socky Chooks

A precious purple crystal from the Moon. The villain


Dr. Wasabi once tricked the patrons of his mall with a
free trip to the Moon so he could enslave them to mine
out the Wasabinite, but was eventually defeated by the
heroic Chop Socky Chooks.

Wellstone

The Wellstone byWil McCarthy

Formally known as Quantum Wellstone, it is


a quantum dot, programmable substrate that can
emulate the properties of other elements, including the
copyrighted atom Bunkerlite, impervium, and various
other super-reflectors and super-absorbers.

Wishalloy

Aerospace term e.g.[12]

An alternative to unobtainium.
Historically Scramjets have been described as being
made from unobtainium reinforced wishalloy

Wonderflonium

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

A material used by Dr. Horrible to create a ray that


freezes its victim in time. Its container bears the
written warning "do not bounce." On Dr. Horrible's
whiteboard he writes H20+Wonderflonium=freeze.
Other properties remain unknown.

Mysterious platinum-group metal which, when plated


upon another metal such as copper, allowed that other
E. E. Smith'sSkylark of Spaceseries metal to be converted entirely from mass into energy
in the presence of the radiation of DuQuesne's
"whatsitron".

Wasabinite

Xenium

Half-Life (series)

Xen crystals (Xenium) are crystalline structures of


various sizes that exist in the Xen border world and
appear to hold massive amounts of strong, unusual
power. Their power was used by the scientists at Black
Mesa in their research to create a reliable and safe
means of teleportation.

Xenothium

Teen Titans series

Mysterious substance, presumably liquid or gas, used


by Professor Chang to power Red X's costume and
weapons.

Xentronium

Master of Orion 2

A metallic substance used as armor on alien ships.

Predator franchise

The Predator race, called "Yautja", of


the Predator films, as well as the humanoid aliens
from AVP, use a super-light metal that can be forged
to amonomolecular edge. Such an edge would be
impossible with any nonfictional element, none
currently known that provide such a strong molecular
bonding. Yautjavian weapons thus work on the
principle that the thinner the cutting edge the more
keen the weapon, this metal allowing for impossibly
sharp blades. Often this metal is layered for greater
strength, as when made into Yautjavian plate armor.

Yautjavian metal

Carson of Venus byEdgar Rice


Burroughs

One of the two components of Lor (see above) which


when combined with Vik-ro results in total
annihilation of the Lor, releasing tremendous energy.

Yuanon

Crest of the Starsnovels

A massive subatomic particle that emits a constant


stream of energy (on the order of 500 MW). It is the
"closed" form of a planespace Sord (the open form
being the 1000 km wide, whitehole-like gateway into
planespace).

Zamomin

Zamonia Seriesnovels, by Walter


Moers

A mad thinking element that tries to accumulate power


by manipulating living beings.

The Twin Dilemma, a Doctor


Who story; "Riddle of the Gold",
a Jonny Questepisode

In Doctor Who, Zanium residue - a characteristic of


teleportation is a sure sign of intergalactic kidnap.
In Jonny Quest, Zanium is a rare metal that can be
transmuted to display all of the qualities of gold, but
which disintegrates when an acidic test solution is
applied to it whereas gold does not.

EarthBound

An elemental ore not found on Earth, it is taken from a


meteorite and used to complete the Phase-Distorter, a
machine capable of sending metals and souls, but not
complex organic matter, across time.

Super Robot Wars

Named after the Balmarian god of creation and divine


justice, Zfylud crystals self-replicate and radiate
energy as a power source and also gain sentience when
in large numbers. In the Original Generation series, a
large chunk of Zfylud crystals assumed sentience and
called itself theSeptuagint.

Golden Sun

Zol is a floating, pale green, often cubic alloy


in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn that responds to Jupiter
(wind) Psynergy, usually to lift upward or float
sideways as a platform. Certain wind-based weapons
and armor can be forged from pieces of Quality Zol
that the player collects.

Operation: Red Jericho

The most powerful explosive available before the


splitting of the atom. Known to the Sujing
Quantou orders as "Daughter of the Sun". Used to
power the torpedoes of pirate lord Sheng-Fat and the
Coterie of St. Petersburg's gravity experiments

Master of Orion

An extremely hard super metal used to armor starships


in the Master of Orion PC games series. According to
Master of Orion II: Battle at Antares, it is 4 times as
strong as titanium (based on game statistics) which
quadruples the ship's durability in relation to the
standard titanium combat armors.

Zuunium

Legion of Superheroes

A rare element in metallic form, found on the planet


Zuun. One of the strange effects of its radiation is that
it gives anyone exposed to it the powers
oflycanthropy. One such "victim" of exposure became
the Legionnaire Timber Wolf.

Zydrine

EVE Online

Yor-san

Zanium

Zexonite

Zfylud Crystal

Zol

Zoridium

Zortium

Only found in huge geodes; rocks on the outside with


crystal-like quarts on the inside. The rarest and most

precious of these geodes are those that contain the


dark green zydrine within. Very rare and very
expensive.

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