Shadeshadow227

Motorbikes using Speed Feruchemy. I mean, it'd burn through your reserves quite quickly, but imagine how fast you'd go... Also, personal airships. And maybe Rioting and Soothing machines for use in law enforcement. Like a non-lethal weapon. Just point and pull the trigger, suddenly suspects are more willing to talk, and it'd be easier to capture criminals. Of course, Rioters and Soothers wouldn't need them.

Yes. ...I wonder what anime Scadrial would have...they may not even have anime...

...that makes a lot of sense. Have an upvote, on the house.

...oh. Kinda forgot about that.

How do Emotional Allomancers distinguish between emotions they control? There has to be some way to tell which ones you are Pushing/Pulling, otherwise they could be Rioting Anger when they intend to Riot Calmness. Also, how does Emotional Allomancy WORK? By work, I mean things like...okay, as an example of what I mean by work, take Iron and Steel. Burning these metals show you lines connecting to metal, which you can Push or Pull metals along. That is how they work. The specific vectors of the power are well-defined, and you know how it is accomplished. I've read all the way up to BoM (haven't read Mistborn SH yet.) and it never once states how Brass or Zinc actually does what it does. Am I just missing something? Can someone explain?

That's probably right. The Lerasium : Other Metal ratio would logically affect the strength of the power, rather than having different effects. A Mistborn can still burn metals if the purity of the metal is off, after all, although the effects will be weaker. A 1:99 ratio should make a weaker Misting than a 98:2 ratio. And "nearly" is a synonym to "roughly" when referring to numbers. It means both "slightly below" and "slightly above", although which meaning varies with the specific values one is referring to.

My theory is that it steals some mystical attribute. Atium, being a god metal, stores YOUTH and lets you see into the rusting future, so I think that Lerasium probably has some mystical effects in Feruchemy and Hemalurgy, being a god metal. Maybe it steals a person's identity or something, IDK.

Electrum is basically a feedback loop. A shadow is generated showing what you are about to do, which causes a chain reaction, because knowing about the future and reacting to it changes it, creating a lot more Electrum Shadows. Of course, a regular person can't keep up because there's too much going on to keep track of. Although...if that person could use Feruchemical Zinc, that'd be a different story.

pretty sure that Wayne was the one who popped the speedbubble. He was the one who placed it, and he fell as well.

Nice animation. Could use a bit of color, though.

Aluminum is...strange when it comes to Investiture. Most kinds of Investiture, like the Dor, are useless against it. Yet a few kinds, like Ruin's and Harmony's, with Hemalurgy and Feruchemy, are completely fine. I think that it has to do with the Investiture and/or Intent of specific shards and the Spiritual Identity of Aluminum.

...I don't think so. I'll bet 1,500 boxings on Telsin. Wayne...is hilarious. Extremely. Having him be the villain would honestly suck. And...what connection to the Set would Wayne have? No connection that we know of. Heck, he SHOT one of the high ranking members IN THE FACE, despite his issues involving guns. Although said member did walk away completely fine afterwards, because F-Gold can heal shots to the face, limbs ripped off by an explosion...pretty much anything as long as there's enough Health in a Goldmind, as Miles showed about a million times in AoL. Yeah...my money's on Telsin.

...can I do anime characters? I don't really know Marvel/DC all that well... Anyway, here's who I've got. Not a comic hero. A manga/LN hero. Kamijou Touma Allomancy: Chromium. Chromium pretty much speaks for itself here. The power to negate the flow of Investiture in other beings you touch. Useless against conventional weaponry, yet can cancel out a Duralumin fueled Steelpush or a Lashing...hmm... Imagine Breaker, anyone? Feruchemy: Duralumin. Subconscious tapping and storing accounts for the Imagine Breaker's habit of cutting the red string of fate and tying it to Touma. Meaning that he's pretty much a harem magnet. Hemalurgy: Chromium Feruchemy. A small spike that Touma isn't even aware of. He subconsciously directs all of his Luck into it, making him continually unlucky. So, what do you think?

...RUST AND RUIN! HOID, GO AWAY!!! AND TAKE YOUR MAGIC STORY-FLUTE WITH YOU!!!

Metroid. No one else got that?

Hmm...with the example of Vin and the coin...aha. I've got it. Steelpushes or Ironpulls are a force that travels along a line, with the continuous force pushing it on all sides, not allowing it to fall. The metal sight granted by these metals points towards the center of mass, yes, but the force of the Push/Pull affects the entire object. And Vin was sent back because the force is an equal reaction based on weight of objects. The force of the push is a constant number. A coin with a weight of a few grams is going to go farther than a Coinshot/Lurcher with a weight of a hundred pounds. Really, Steelpushing yourself to fly is just an Allomancer riding the recoil of the push.

The Hemalurgically granted strength is permanent, until you lose the spike. Allomantic strength and Feruchemical strength are temporary, reliant on sources of finite power. Although Hemalurgically granted strength is more difficult to get...and you need knowledge of bind points to use Hemalurgy effectively.

Sorry. Let me just delete that part.

Pretty sure you're confusing Kandra Blessings for Metallic Arts stolen via Hemalurgy. Check the Coppermind. The Blessings of Awareness, Potency, Stability, and...I can't remember the fourth one...all of them used spikes that stole human attributes, like senses, strength, emotional fortitude, and intelligence. Not any Metallic ability. They provided some of the effects of burning metals, because the effects are similar, but not identical, to Pewter and Tin. Tin and Pewter enhance your body and senses to past what a normal human is capable of, right? Basically adding to your physical capabilities. JUST LIKE HEMALURGY. Although it is done in different ways. Pewter enhances strength. You have two people lifting an object, and a Thug lifting a copy of the same object. The Thug is burning Pewter, which, going off of how much he's burning, makes him twice as strong as a normal human. The two groups both accomplish the task easily. Now, let's say that a Hemalurgist and Thug attempt the same task. The Hemalurgist has one Iron spike, making him twice as strong as a normal person. They both easily accomplish the task. The Thug doing it through the strength boost from Pewter, and the Hemalurgist doing it through having the strength of two men...by stealing another's strength. 1+1=2. See what I'm getting at? They accomplished the task, but they did it using different sources of strength. Tin enhances senses. Let's say that you have a maze. A Hemalurgist and a Tineye have to make it through while blindfolded. The Tineye burns Tin, at a rate which makes him eight times as sensitive to stimuli such as sound or touch. The Hemalurgist has seven Tin spikes, making him eight times as sensitive to stimuli as well. They both make it through the maze. Their enhanced senses they used to complete the task came from different sources. The Tineye using Allomancy, and the Hemalurgist stealing the senses of others and adding them to his own. Also, Trell's spike was important because it gave Allomancy or Feruchemy to a Kandra, a creature of Hemalurgic origin. Mistwraiths can't have the Metallic Arts, and that carries over to their spiked counterparts. Trell broke that rule. That's why it was so important. Please reread what Hemalurgy does, please.

YES. THIS IS GENIUS.

...I never really thought about that...using gold Feruchemy for cloning...hmm...it makes a bit of sense...I'm going to say that there's a 50% chance that that is possible.

You are absolutely right. It would be pretty storming incredible.

I'm pretty sure it's near the beginning of AoL. Wax is Steelpushing through the city, and the mists are out. I'm not exactly sure where it's mentioned though. He says something about the mist responding to Allomancy, but that it's most noticeable around Coinshots and Lurchers. It's been a while since I've read AoL though...I could be wrong.

Actually, it is said that there are two kinds of mists that appear in AoL. One is the lighter colored mist, symbolizing Preservation. One is a dark gray/black, symbolizing Ruin. You could distill Lerasium from the the mists of Preservation, and Atium from the mists of Ruin. Then you could alloy the metals to get Harmonium.

Granted. But you get an equivalent amount of bleach in your coffee the next morning. EVERYONE with Shardic Magic?What did I do? Okay. I wish to DESIGN said Shardic magic system, keeping the intent of the shard in mind...also...no one wants to kill me due to my CREATION OF MAGIC ON EARTH.