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elemental power

Geokinesis

Control of earth, rock and stone — raising, shaping and moving it without touching it.

11 known users 4 universes 29 sourced feats
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How it works

The heaviest of the elemental powers and usually the most physical: it reshapes the battlefield rather than striking a target. Sand and metal manipulation are usually written as specialisations of it, which is why earthbenders who cannot bend sand are treated as incomplete.

Who has geokinesis

Across 4 universes. This list crosses publishers — something no single wiki can do, because every franchise keeps its own separate database.

CharacterUniverseFranchiseFeats
MagnetoMarvelMarvel Comics1
SandmanMarvelMarvel Comics1
ClayfaceDCDC Comics3
SandDCDC Comics2
TerraDCDC Comics5
CrocodileAnime & MangaOne Piece3
Edward ElricAnime & MangaFullmetal Alchemist3
GaaraAnime & MangaNaruto3
RasaAnime & MangaNaruto2
AangOther MediaAvatar: The Last Airbender2
Toph BeifongOther MediaAvatar: The Last Airbender4

The feat ledger

Every entry cites the work it comes from. Feat means it was shown in the work; Statement means a character or narrator said it. Nothing here is a fan estimate unless it is tagged Calc.

Toph Beifong — Invents metalbending by finding the earth still inside refined metal

Feat Avatar: The Last Airbender · Series canonshown, no figure stated

Toph Beifong — Bends by sensing the ground rather than seeing the target, which is why blindness is not a limit

Statement Avatar: The Last Airbender · Series canonfigure stated in the work

Terra — Raises and hurls landmasses at a scale the Titans cannot counter

Feat Tales of the Teen Titans (1984) · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Terra — Control is stated to be limited by her own instability rather than by power

Statement Tales of the Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Sandman — Shifts between solid, granular and dispersed states at will

Feat The Amazing Spider-Man · Earth-616shown, no figure stated

Crocodile — Turns ground to sand and drains moisture from anything he touches

Feat One Piece · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Gaara — Moves sand as an automatic defence without conscious direction

Statement Naruto · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

Magneto — Acts on the iron content of rock and soil, which is why he can move terrain at all

Statement New X-Men · Earth-616figure stated in the work

Clayface — Reshapes his clay body into tools, weapons and other people

Feat Detective Comics · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Clayface — Forms weapons and tools directly out of his own clay

Feat Detective Comics · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Clayface — Absorbed material changes his mass, which is the stated limit on how large he gets

Statement Detective Comics · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Gaara — Crushes rock into fresh sand when his supply runs out

Feat Naruto · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Gaara — Raises terrain to reshape the battlefield rather than to strike

Feat Naruto · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Crocodile — Raises sandstorms large enough to bury a city

Feat One Piece · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Crocodile — Collapses ground beneath opponents by removing its cohesion

Feat One Piece · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Sand — Travels through earth and rock as easily as through open ground

Feat JLA · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Sand — Senses movement through the ground at distance

Feat JLA · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Rasa — Draws raw material from the ground to replenish his supply

Feat Naruto · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Rasa — Compresses earth into projectiles at speed

Feat Naruto · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Toph Beifong — Fights and wins as an underground earthbending champion while blind

Feat Avatar: The Last Airbender · Series canonshown, no figure stated

Toph Beifong — Bends earth in precise small quantities, not only in bulk

Feat Avatar: The Last Airbender · Series canonshown, no figure stated

Terra — Raises and hurls landmasses at a scale the Titans cannot counter

Feat The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Terra — Triggers localised earthquakes rather than throwing rock

Feat Tales of the Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Terra — Her control is stated to be limited by her instability rather than by power

Statement Tales of the Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Aang — Earthbending requires meeting force head-on, which is why it is hardest for him

Statement Avatar: The Last Airbender · Series canonfigure stated in the work

Aang — Energybending, learned outside the four elements, is what resolves the finale

Feat Avatar: The Last Airbender · Series canonshown, no figure stated

Edward Elric — Transmutes stone and metal by clapping, without drawing a circle

Statement Fullmetal Alchemist · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

Edward Elric — Circle-free transmutation is possible only because he has seen the Truth, at the cost of his arm

Statement Fullmetal Alchemist · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

Edward Elric — Human transmutation is the one prohibition, and the source of the whole plot

Statement Fullmetal Alchemist · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

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