Graphic Novel talk:Walls, Part 2

New graphic novel checklist

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The electric stuff

• I'm not sure if this would be the real word for this power but since the ice power is Cryokinesis, and the fire power is Pyrokinesis, would this power be called Electrokinesis? FlyingMan 13:09, 8 May 2007 (EDT)
  • "Electrokinesis" is the ability to move electricity. Both "cryokinesis" and "pyrokinesis" are already fairly well-established as words, though neither is a particularly good name. Most of the current links point to electrical manipulation, which is still not perfect (he generates electricity; he doesn't merely control it--otherwise "electrokinesis" would probably be fine), but is a bit clearer than "electrokinesis". There's also "electrogenesis" (ugh) or what they call it in the GN itself--lightning.--Hardvice (talk) 14:32, 8 May 2007 (EDT)