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-> '' "A Way Out Here They've Got A Name For Wind And Rain And Fire''\\
'' The Rain Is Jack The Fire Is Joe And They Call The Wind Maria" ''\\

*** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'', the Kokiri Emerald (Farore) is located in the Kokiri Forest[[note]]Not wind-themed in the game, but originally, a Wind Temple was meant to be traversed in the Kokiri Forest[[/note]]; the Goron Ruby (Din) is located at Death Mountain, a volcano; and the Zora Emerald (Nayru) is found in Zora's Domain, the source of Hyrule's freshwater.

''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'': Among the boys, the elements presented are fire (Leo), water (Percy) and wind (Jason). These powers were inherited from their respective godly parents, Hephaestus, Poseidon and Zeus.

*** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'', Din's Pearl is at Dragon Roost Island (the game's fire dungeon), Farore's Emerald is at the Forbidden Woods (a wind-themed dungeon, but to a much lesser extent than the Wind Temple later on), and Nayru's Pearl is held by Jabun, a large fish who lived at Greatfish Island until it was destroyed and then sought refuge in a sea cave at Outset Island.

* ''VideoGame/SINoALICE'' has this as its elemental triangle. Water is strong against Fire, Fire is strong against Wind, and Wind is strong against Water.

There are a number of reasons why this is. Earth may not be considered as flashy or might be considered too similar to physical damage. It may also be a product of real-world beliefs; in Elementalism, the element of Earth is closely tied in with worldly desires such as wealth, prosperity, and power. As such, some writers may not feel that it is an appropriate powerset to give to a heroic character. Sometimes writers will fold Earth into one of the other elements, most often Fire (through volcanoes and deserts), but it sometimes gets grouped with Wind (through grass and sand).

* ''{{Anime/Bakugan}}'': [[TheHero Dan]], [[TheSmartGuy Marucho]], and [[TheLancer Shun]] – the core trio – use Bakugan that are associated with Pyrus (fire), Aquos (water), and Ventus (wind), respectively.

* ''Toys/{{BIONICLE}}: The Legend Reborn'': Mata Nui's companions – Ackar, Kiina and Gresh. Ackar is granted a FlamingSword, Kiina has a [[ProngsOfPoseidon trident]] that shoots water, and Gresh wields two blades that generate blasts of wind.

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* ''Toys/{{BIONICLE}}: The Legend Reborn'': Mata Nui's companions, Ackar, Kiina and Gresh. Ackar is granted a FlamingSword, Kiina has [[ProngsOfPoseidon a trident]] that shoots water and Gresh wields two blades that generate blasts of wind.

* ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'': The heroines' powers. Hikaru has the power of fire, Umi has the power of water, and Fuu has the power of wind. Earth is only lightly represented through LandSeaSky overlap -- Hikaru and her mecha Rayearth's powers are drawn from volcanoes.

* ''Toys/{{BIONICLE}}: The Legend Reborn'': Mata Nui's companions, Ackar, Kiina and Gresh. Ackar is granted a FlamingSword, Kiina [[ProngsOfPoseidon a trident]] that shoots water and Gresh wields two blades that generates blasts of wind.

* ''Toys/BIONICLE: The Legend Reborn'': Mata Nui's companions, Ackar, Kiina and Gresh. Ackar is granted a FlamingSword, Kiina [[ProngsOfPoseidon a trident]] that shoots water and Gresh wields two blades that generates blasts of wind.

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* ''Toys/BIONICLE: The Legend Reborn'': Mata Nui's companions, Ackar, Kiina and Gresh. Ackar is granted a FlamingSword, Kiina [[ProngsOfPoseidon a trident]] that shoots water and Gresh wields two blades that generates blasts of wind.

There are a number of reasons why this is. Earth may not be considered as flashy, or might be considered too similar to physical damage. It may also be a product of real world beliefs; in Elementalism, the element of Earth is closely tied in with worldly desires such as wealth, prosperity, and power. As such, some writers may not feel that it is an appropriate powerset to give to a heroic character. Sometimes writers will fold Earth into one of the other elements, most often Fire (through volcanoes and deserts), but it sometimes gets grouped with Wind (through grass and sand).

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* In the ''Franchise/DotHack'' series, the legendary players of The World R:1 are Kite, Balmung and Orca, who are respectively nicknamed the Azure Flame, the Azure Sky, and the Azure Sea.

*** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'', the Kokiri Emerald (Farore) is located in the Kokiri Forest[[note]]Not wind-themed in the game, but originally, a Wind Temple was meant to be traversed in the Kokiri Forest[[/note]]; the Goron Ruby (Din) is located at Death Mountain, a volcano; and the Zora Emerald (Nayru) is found in Zora's Domain, the source of Hyrule's fresh water.

* ''VideoGame/SummonersWarSkyArena'' divides monsters into five attributes: Light and Dark form their own duo with MutualDisadvantage, and then there's the basic trinity of Fire, Wind, and Water.

* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda'': The Three Golden Goddesses. Din is often associated with fire, Farore with water, and Farore with wind.

* The legendary trio from ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' is this as well as LandSeaSky. Kyogre is the embodiment of the sea and has the water type. Rayquaza is the sky and flying type, with a number of wind-based moves. Groudon is the embodiment of the land, and more specifically desolate and hot wastelands, represented by a combination of Earth and Fire, with moves like Eruption and the Drought ability which calls bright sunlight to strengthen fire moves. Primal Groudon even has the actual fire type.

There are a number of reasons why this is. Earth may not be considered as flashy, or might be considered too similar to physical damage. It may also be a product of real world beliefs; in Elementalism, the element of Earth is closely tied in with worldly desires such as wealth, prosperity, and power. As such, some writers may not feel that it is an appropriate powerset to give to a heroic character.