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* ''VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes'' uses the Infinity Gems as a gameplay element, with each Gem having a different effect (and some being enhanced on certain characters):
** The Power Gem increases attack power. For Spider-Man and Psylocke, it also creates clones that can inflict additional damage (one clone for Spidey that flanks his opponent from behind, two for Psylocke that stand beside her). For Captain America, it provides an even more substantial attack boost. For Wolverine, it engages his "Berserker Charge" state which makes him stronger and faster.
** The Time Gem increases movement speed. Hulk gains an even beefier speed boost, while Shuma-Gorath gains the ability to petrify their opponent.
** The Reality Gem allows the user to throw projectiles with every normal attack. Blackheart also gains invisibility.
** The Space Gem grants [[ImmuneToFlinching Super Armor]]. Magneto and Juggernaut both gain varying degrees of invulnerability.
** The Soul Gem continuously restores health. In Iron Man's hands, it also gives his attacks an electric boost that saps their meter.
** The Mind Gem continuously fills the user's Super Combo meter. Unlike the other Gems, it can only be obtained from Thanos by knocking it out of his possession.
* ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomInfinite'' brings back the Infinite Gems -- now "Infinity Stones". They grant the player an additional ability each, as well as an "Infinity Storm" DesperationMove.
** The Power Stone lets its users perform a hard knockback attack on command. Its Infinity Storm grants the player significantly-increased attack power and knockback.
** The Space Stone lets the user move their opponent forward or back. Its Infinity Storm conjures an energy cage around the opponent that restricts their movement.
** The Time Stone lets its users perform a FlashStep on command. Its Infinity Storm increases the user's movement speed and lets attacks combo into each other more easily.
** The Reality Stone launches a slow-moving homing projectile on cue. Its Infinity Storm lets the user unleash ranged attacks with every attack.
** The Mind Stone provides a special grapple attack that can stun opponents. Its Infinity Storm continuously fills the user's Hyper Combo Meter.
** The Soul Stone creates a ranged attack that can sap some of the opponent's health. Its Infinity Storm summons both of the player's characters to the field to fight at the same time -- and if one character had been KO'd before, they will be brought back into action with 10% of their health restored.
** The Power Gem increases attack power. For Spider-Man and Psylocke, it also creates clones that can inflict additional damage (one clone for Spidey that flanks his opponent from behind, two for Psylocke that stand beside her). For Captain America, it provides an even more substantial attack boost. For Wolverine, it engages his "Berserker Charge" state which makes him stronger and faster.
** The Time Gem increases movement speed. Hulk gains an even beefier speed boost, while Shuma-Gorath gains the ability to petrify their opponent.
** The Reality Gem allows the user to throw projectiles with every normal attack. Blackheart also gains invisibility.
** The Space Gem grants [[ImmuneToFlinching Super Armor]]. Magneto and Juggernaut both gain varying degrees of invulnerability.
** The Soul Gem continuously restores health. In Iron Man's hands, it also gives his attacks an electric boost that saps their meter.
** The Mind Gem continuously fills the user's Super Combo meter. Unlike the other Gems, it can only be obtained from Thanos by knocking it out of his possession.
* ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomInfinite'' brings back the Infinite Gems -- now "Infinity Stones". They grant the player an additional ability each, as well as an "Infinity Storm" DesperationMove.
** The Power Stone lets its users perform a hard knockback attack on command. Its Infinity Storm grants the player significantly-increased attack power and knockback.
** The Space Stone lets the user move their opponent forward or back. Its Infinity Storm conjures an energy cage around the opponent that restricts their movement.
** The Time Stone lets its users perform a FlashStep on command. Its Infinity Storm increases the user's movement speed and lets attacks combo into each other more easily.
** The Reality Stone launches a slow-moving homing projectile on cue. Its Infinity Storm lets the user unleash ranged attacks with every attack.
** The Mind Stone provides a special grapple attack that can stun opponents. Its Infinity Storm continuously fills the user's Hyper Combo Meter.
** The Soul Stone creates a ranged attack that can sap some of the opponent's health. Its Infinity Storm summons both of the player's characters to the field to fight at the same time -- and if one character had been KO'd before, they will be brought back into action with 10% of their health restored.
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* The ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'' roleplaying game features not only crystal plate mail and shields, but also ''living crystal'' armor (small columns) and so-called "blood pebbles" (hundreds of small magical gems) that can be implanted into a character's skin and grow by feeding on the magic of the character's blood until they provide a natural armor bonus on the whole body (except the head). Because the crystal is alive and part of the character's body, the character can feel and move with it as if the crystal was his skin.
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* The ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'' roleplaying game features not only crystal plate mail armor and shields, but also ''living crystal'' armor (small columns) and so-called "blood pebbles" (hundreds of small magical gems) that can be implanted into a character's skin and grow by feeding on the magic of the character's blood until they provide a natural armor bonus on the whole body (except the head). Because the crystal is alive and part of the character's body, the character can feel and move with it as if the crystal was his skin.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': [[Characters/TheDragonPrinceCallum Callum]] magic uses the nature surrounding him as sources; during Book One, he gets his hands on a Primal Stone, an orb that allows him to freely cast magic that uses the Sky as a power source. In the Book Two episode "Breathe", he learns to do it without the Primal Stone, which was thought to be impossible for humans by many.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Castoff}}'': Mages wear these as necklaces to serve as power source/amplifier/indication (the bigger the stone, the stronger the mage), BagOfHolding, communication device andcollapsible armour for {{Magic Knight}}s. The colour of the stone matches the owner's aura.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Castoff}}'': Mages wear these as necklaces to serve as power source/amplifier/indication (the bigger the stone, the stronger the mage), BagOfHolding, communication device andcollapsible and collapsible armour for {{Magic Knight}}s. The colour of the stone matches the owner's aura. They're prohibitively expensive (mined in the elven lands, which causes political tension). Also, only the authorised [[MagicKnight Guards]] are allowed the most powerful faceted gems - everyone else has to do with cabochons.
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* ''VideoGame/TwistedWonderland'': Subverted as magical stones aren't so much a power source as it's health protection for the magic users. Use of magic produces [[OminousObsidianOoze blot]], and the stones are necessary to keep the blot collected there instead of directly in the person's body.
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* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII'' has the Netherstones, magic gemstones of incredible power and significance: [[spoiler:the leaders of the Cult of the Absolute use the Netherstones to control an illithid Elder Brain via the Crown of Karsus in their bid to take over Faerun. The last half of the game centers around taking the Netherstones from the Absolutist leaders to control, or else destroy, the Elder Brain.]]
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** Mu-12 has large plates all over her battle suit. [[spoiler:For suit [[spoiler:for the exact same reason as Ragna. Save Ragna, save that hers are more effective effective, since she is the Inheritor of the Azure.]]Azure]].
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'' The power source for [[FasterThanLightTravel Warp Drive]] is the crystalline material called Dilithium, and in the original series must remain in that form to work. Prior to the discovery of a method to recrystalize dilithium, the crystals had a limited useful life and had to be replaced from time to time. [[note]] Part of the impetus behind introducing the concept of recrystalizing dilithium was the desire to avoid ''Next Generation'' stories involving searching for dilithium.[[/note]]
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'' ''Franchise/StarTrek'': The power source for [[FasterThanLightTravel Warp Drive]] is the crystalline material called Dilithium, and in the original series must remain in that form to work. Prior to the discovery of a method to recrystalize dilithium, the crystals had a limited useful life and had to be replaced from time to time. [[note]] Part of the impetus behind introducing the concept of recrystalizing dilithium was the desire to avoid ''Next Generation'' stories involving searching for dilithium.[[/note]]
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'' dilithium comes in crystals, and in the original series must remain in that form to work. Prior to the discovery of a method to recrystalize dilithium, the crystals had a limited useful life and had to be replaced from time to time. [[note]] Part of the impetus behind introducing the concept of recrystalizing dilithium was the desire to avoid ''Next Generation'' stories involving searching for dilithium.[[/note]]
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'' dilithium comes in crystals, The power source for [[FasterThanLightTravel Warp Drive]] is the crystalline material called Dilithium, and in the original series must remain in that form to work. Prior to the discovery of a method to recrystalize dilithium, the crystals had a limited useful life and had to be replaced from time to time. [[note]] Part of the impetus behind introducing the concept of recrystalizing dilithium was the desire to avoid ''Next Generation'' stories involving searching for dilithium.[[/note]]
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* In ''VideoGame/{{APICO}}'', Honeycore are mysterious honey-colored crystals that resonate when hives are nearby. They are found in the Tundra, and their resonance generates power to activate Bobbee's fully automated machines. Honeycore resonate more strongly under the [[{{Lunacy}} full moon.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/{{APICO}}'', Honeycore are mysterious honey-colored crystals that resonate when hives are nearby. They are found in the Tundra, Tundra and Hallowed Island, and their resonance generates power to activate Bobbee's fully automated machines. Honeycore resonate more strongly under the [[{{Lunacy}} full moon.]]
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* ''Literature/SmallPersonsWithWings'': The Parvi Pennati, or Small Persons with Wings, once fended for themselves with the Magica Vera, which helped them make clothes and houses for themselves as well as see through lies and illusions. When they started using the [[MasterOfIllusion Magica Artificia]], the Magica Vera made all their spells useless, so they stopped using the Magica Vera and stored it in a moonstone, which has been set in a ring. Anyone who wears the ring becomes a LivingLieDetector and can see through all magical illusions. If a human drops the ring into a glass of water and then drinks the water, they learn every AwfulTruth about themselves and may be DrivenToSuicide. The Turpins have spent centuries safeguarding the moonstone, but now the Parvi want it back so they can use their native magic again.
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** The ''VideoGame/SonicRushSeries'' introduces the Sol Emeralds, a set of emeralds from the Sol Dimension which serve as the counterparts to the Chaos Emeralds. Just as Sonic can use the Chaos Emeralds to become [[GoldenSuperMode Super Sonic]], [[PlayingWithFire Blaze]] can use the Sol Emeralds to become Burning Blaze.
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** The ''VideoGame/SonicRushSeries'' ''VideoGame/SonicRush'' introduces the Sol Emeralds, a set of emeralds from the Sol Dimension which serve as the counterparts to the Chaos Emeralds. Just as Sonic can use the Chaos Emeralds to become [[GoldenSuperMode Super Sonic]], [[PlayingWithFire Blaze]] can use the Sol Emeralds to become Burning Blaze.
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* ''ComicBook/CrystarCrystalWarrior'': The wizard Ogeode's Prisma-Crystal He needed it for pretty much any really powerful spell, and it was also the mechanism for turning normal humans into crystal warriors.
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** ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica: An early story had four people empowered by mysterious black orbs from another dimension to follow their desires in an unstoppable crime spree. One woman, coveting jewelry in the window store, became Gem Girl, capable of using a different superpower from every gem she stole based on gem lore. She became powerful enough to trounce Wonder Woman.
** ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
*** Several times, Kryptonite is a formidable power source. Generally done in the interest of making things harder for Franchise/{{Superman}}, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} or other Kryptonians. For example, it was the power source for Metallo in his original incarnation, though with no anti-Superman malice at the time (all the scientist who made Metallo happened to have on hand when he made him was some Kryptonite).
*** In the Post-Crisis universe and other continuities Kryptonians use a kind of glowing crystals called "Sunstones" which perform a large array of tasks, such as constructing building structures or storing data.
** ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
*** Several times, Kryptonite is a formidable power source. Generally done in the interest of making things harder for Franchise/{{Superman}}, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} or other Kryptonians. For example, it was the power source for Metallo in his original incarnation, though with no anti-Superman malice at the time (all the scientist who made Metallo happened to have on hand when he made him was some Kryptonite).
*** In the Post-Crisis universe and other continuities Kryptonians use a kind of glowing crystals called "Sunstones" which perform a large array of tasks, such as constructing building structures or storing data.
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** ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica: ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica'': An early story had has four people empowered by mysterious black orbs from another dimension to follow their desires in an unstoppable crime spree. One woman, coveting jewelry in the window store, became becomes Gem Girl, capable of using a different superpower from every gem she stole based on gem lore. She became lore and powerful enough to trounce Wonder Woman.
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*** Several times, Kryptonite is a formidable power source. Generally done in the interest of making things harder forFranchise/{{Superman}}, Superman, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} or other Kryptonians. For example, it was the power source for Metallo in his original incarnation, though with no anti-Superman malice at the time (all the scientist who made Metallo happened to have on hand when he made him was some Kryptonite).
*** In thePost-Crisis ComicBook/PostCrisis universe and other continuities continuities, Kryptonians use a kind of glowing crystals called "Sunstones" which perform a large array of tasks, such as constructing building structures or storing data.
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** ''ComicBook/TheSagaOfCrystarCrystalWarrior'': The wizard Ogeode's Prisma-Crystal. He needs it for pretty much any really powerful spell, and it's also the mechanism for turning normal humans into crystal warriors.
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* In ''ComicBook/ToothAndClaw'' Dunstan's father uses his crystal to strike an ox with lightening.
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** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'' has Nethicite - essentially a crystalline stand-in for our world's nuclear power, including being major source of energy and [[FantasticNuke Fantasy Nukes]]. The save points also take form of crystals in this game and some of them even allow you to teleport around Ivalice. [[spoiler:And some are actually [[ChestMonster monsters]] that will attack you]].
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%%* ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot2CortexStrikesBack'': Since then, they have consistently appeared throughout the franchise.
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** ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot2CortexStrikesBack'' has purple crystals literally named Power Crystals around which this game as well as [[VideoGame/CrashBandicoot3Warped some]] [[VideoGame/CrashBandicootTheWrathOfCortex that]] [[VideoGame/CrashTwinsanity follow]] center and are main objective of your efforts. Their power is only vaguely described (it is stated gathering Master Crystal and 25 Slave Crystals allows Cortex to brainwash entire Earth to do his bidding) plus they
** There are also gems in almost all games. In ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot1996'' they are mostly used just as platforms, but in ''Cortex Strikes Back'' they explicitly [[spoiler: power up N. Brio's laser that destroys Cortex Vortex]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Avania}}'': Giant crystals would appear to be the energy source for Demonian {{Magitek}} equipment. Dialogue implies that they function similarly to electrical capacitors.
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** Power crystals of various colors are the main macguffins fought over in ''Toys/LegoPowerMiners'', a line very similar to Rock Raiders. The miners couldn't use them, but needed to keep them out of the mouths of {{rock monster}}s, since eating the crystals supercharged them and caused earthquakes on the surface.
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** Power crystals of various colors are the main macguffins [[MineralMacGuffin macguffins]] fought over in ''Toys/LegoPowerMiners'', a line very similar to Rock Raiders. The miners couldn't use them, but needed to keep them out of the mouths of {{rock monster}}s, since eating the crystals supercharged them and caused earthquakes on the surface.
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'': In the three-episode Team Galactic arc, Cyrus uses a crystal of the Red Chain in the palm of his glove to mind-control the legendary Pokémon Uxie, Mesprit and Azelf.
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'': ''Anime/PokemonTheSeriesDiamondAndPearl'': In the three-episode Team Galactic arc, Cyrus uses a crystal of the Red Chain in the palm of his glove to mind-control the legendary Pokémon Uxie, Mesprit and Azelf.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fairyside}}'': The "Lunite (II)" note reveals what the blue objects that serves as Shirley's EXP drops from monsters and upgrade shop currency is:
--> Lunites are most often used by fairies to perform magic. Some fairies are better at channeling that power. Monsters will also ingest lunites to make themselves stronger, but the gems are retrievable upon death.
--> Lunites are most often used by fairies to perform magic. Some fairies are better at channeling that power. Monsters will also ingest lunites to make themselves stronger, but the gems are retrievable upon death.
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* Power crystals of various colors are the main macguffins fought over in ''Toys/LegoPowerMiners''. The miners couldn't use them, but needed to keep them out of the mouths of {{rock monster}}s, since eating the crystals supercharged them and caused earthquakes on the surface.
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** The ''Toys/RockRaiders'' gather green energy crystals (one of the video games also included red energy crystals, five times as powerful as the green ones) as part of their main goal, which is to use them to power their CoolStarship and return home. Hindering their goal are the monsters on Planet U which eat said crystals as their main diet.
** Power crystals of various colors are the main macguffins fought over in''Toys/LegoPowerMiners''.''Toys/LegoPowerMiners'', a line very similar to Rock Raiders. The miners couldn't use them, but needed to keep them out of the mouths of {{rock monster}}s, since eating the crystals supercharged them and caused earthquakes on the surface.
** The ''Toys/RockRaiders'' gather green energy crystals (one of the video games also included red energy crystals, five times as powerful as the green ones) as part of their main goal, which is to use them to power their CoolStarship and return home. Hindering their goal are the monsters on Planet U which eat said crystals as their main diet.
** Power crystals of various colors are the main macguffins fought over in
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** Un'goro Crater has Power Crystals of various colours scattered around the zone, as well as pylons that give various buffs when you bring crystals of correct colour to them. Several other magical crystals appear in the game too. Un'goro's crystal pylons are part of a huge homage to Series/LandOfTheLost.
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** Un'goro Crater has Power Crystals of various colours scattered around the zone, as well as pylons that give various buffs when you bring crystals of correct colour to them. Several other magical crystals appear in the game too. Un'goro's crystal pylons are part of a huge homage to Series/LandOfTheLost.''Series/LandOfTheLost1974''.
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* ''Series/LandOfTheLost'' had a lot of these, with varying effects from dimensional gateway controls to impromptu grenades.
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* ''Series/LandOfTheLost'' ''Series/LandOfTheLost1974'' had a lot of these, with varying effects from dimensional gateway controls to impromptu grenades.
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* In ''ComicBook/ElfesEtNains'', the Elven civilizations possess crystals that concentrate the essence of a particular element within them, be it water, plants or even souls. A handful of the characters are bonded with these crystals, enabling them to manipulate these elements and become a OneManArmy.
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* In ''ComicBook/ElfesEtNains'', ''ComicBook/LandsOfArran'', the Elven civilizations possess crystals that concentrate the essence of a particular element within them, be it water, plants or even souls. A handful of the characters are bonded with these crystals, enabling them to manipulate these elements and become a OneManArmy.
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* ''VideoGame/LoversInADangerousSpacetime'': Upgrades for ship stations are represented by gems that can be attached to them to give them different powers. Generally speaking, power gems increase home many shots a weapon fires at once and increase the engine's propulsion, beam gems replace projectiles with laser beams, and metal gems replace guns with wrecking balls or sawblades and cause the engine to leave behind clusters of mines when used.
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* ''VideoGame/LoversInADangerousSpacetime'': Upgrades for ship stations are represented by gems that can be attached to them to give them different powers. Generally speaking, power gems increase home how many shots a weapon fires at once and increase the engine's propulsion, beam gems replace projectiles with laser beams, and metal gems replace guns with wrecking balls or sawblades and cause the engine to leave behind clusters of mines when used.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry4'': The Savior has blue gems on his forehead, his chest, and both of his arms. For best results in order to save Nero, Dante has to destroy them all, although only damage to the gem on the chest counts as damage to the boss himself.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry4'': The Savior has blue gems on his its forehead, his chest, and both of his arms. its arms, shoulders, and legs. In-game, these serve as The Savior's [[AttackItsWeakPoint weak spots]]. For best results in order to save Nero, Dante has to destroy them all, although only damage to the gem on in the chest counts as damage to is considered the boss himself.most vital weak spot, as damaging it would directly and significantly reduce the boss's health bar.
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* The Crystal Gems from ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' get their powers from the gems embedded in their bodies. They use them to materialize their weapons, and also to activate their technology (like the crystal laser cannon seen in the second episode). Magic crystals are also seen on occasion, such as the crystal shards that bring garments to life in "Frybo". It's later revealed, or rather clarified, that [[spoiler:the gems ''are'' the Crystal Gems: that they're "bodies" are really humanoid constructs projected from their gemstones, which can regenerate over time if damaged so long as their gemstone remains intact. This makes them, and the entire Gem species in general, a race of living power crystals. And those magic crystals may also be gems as well, considering in "Secret Team", another group of Gem Shards like the ones in "Frybo" manifest as bunch of hands and feet when accidentally released from their bubble, and the gem powering a magic mirror in Pearl's possession turned out to be Lapis Lazuli.]]
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* The Crystal Gems from ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' get their powers from the gems embedded in their bodies. They use them to materialize their weapons, and also to activate their technology (like the crystal laser cannon seen in the second episode). Magic crystals are also seen on occasion, such as the crystal shards that bring garments to life in "Frybo". It's later revealed, or rather clarified, that [[spoiler:the gems ''are'' the Crystal Gems: that they're their "bodies" are really humanoid constructs projected from their gemstones, which can regenerate over time if damaged so long as their gemstone remains intact. This makes them, and the entire Gem species in general, a race of living power crystals. And those magic crystals may also be gems as well, considering in "Secret Team", another group of Gem Shards like the ones in "Frybo" manifest as bunch of hands and feet when accidentally released from their bubble, and the gem powering a magic mirror in Pearl's possession turned out to be Lapis Lazuli.]]
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* ''Ride/LostIslandThemePark'' has the Yuta's Agatu Gem that helps promote natural growth and creates earth elemental energy from harnessing the sun's rays and smaller Yunti Stone crystals used for various enchanted devices such as the Thermal Equalizers in the ''Volkanu'' dark ride or the Windicators used by the Udaran Air Society in scientific and mystical rituals.
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** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', flavor text attributes elemental powers to gemstones: electricity for topazes, fire for rubies, and ice for sapphires. Several pieces of gear are noted to make use of their properties, such as the heat-resistant Desert Voe armor being inlaid with sapphires.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'', fusing a gemstone to a weapon makes it function as a magic rod of the associated element. In addition to the FireIceLightning triad of ''Breath of the Wild'', opals hold the power of water.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'', fusing a gemstone to a weapon makes it function as a magic rod of the associated element. In addition to the FireIceLightning triad of ''Breath of the Wild'', opals hold the power of water.
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** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', flavor ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Flavor text attributes elemental powers to gemstones: electricity for topazes, fire for rubies, and ice for sapphires. Several pieces of gear are noted to make use of their properties, such as the heat-resistant Desert Voe armor being inlaid with sapphires.
**In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'', fusing ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'': Fusing a gemstone to a weapon makes it function as a magic rod of the associated element. In addition to the FireIceLightning triad of ''Breath of the Wild'', opals hold the power of water.
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* Spellcraft Gems in ''VideoGame/LordOfTheRingsTheThirdAge'' are basically an {{Expy}} of Magicite. Equipped as an accessory, they permanently teach spells. One basically teaches a 1:1 copy of a characters skillset, but another teaches powerful BlackMagic without having to ask [[{{Satan}} Sauron]] really really nice to teach you.
* Roland from ''VideoGame/LuminousArc2'' has a Lensman-style artificial crystal on the back of his hand. It turns witches into his magic-giving harem.
* Roland from ''VideoGame/LuminousArc2'' has a Lensman-style artificial crystal on the back of his hand. It turns witches into his magic-giving harem.
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* ''VideoGame/LordOfTheRingsTheThirdAge'': Spellcraft Gems in ''VideoGame/LordOfTheRingsTheThirdAge'' are basically an {{Expy}} of Magicite. Equipped as an accessory, they permanently teach spells. One basically teaches a 1:1 copy of a characters skillset, but another teaches powerful BlackMagic without having to ask [[{{Satan}} Sauron]] really really nice to teach you.
* ''VideoGame/LoversInADangerousSpacetime'': Upgrades for ship stations are represented by gems that can be attached to them to give them different powers. Generally speaking, power gems increase home many shots a weapon fires at once and increase the engine's propulsion, beam gems replace projectiles with laser beams, and metal gems replace guns with wrecking balls or sawblades and cause the engine to leave behind clusters of mines when used.
* ''VideoGame/LuminousArc2'': Rolandfrom ''VideoGame/LuminousArc2'' has a Lensman-style artificial crystal on the back of his hand. It turns witches into his magic-giving harem.
* ''VideoGame/LoversInADangerousSpacetime'': Upgrades for ship stations are represented by gems that can be attached to them to give them different powers. Generally speaking, power gems increase home many shots a weapon fires at once and increase the engine's propulsion, beam gems replace projectiles with laser beams, and metal gems replace guns with wrecking balls or sawblades and cause the engine to leave behind clusters of mines when used.
* ''VideoGame/LuminousArc2'': Roland
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* ''Fanfic/WithStringsAttached'': Lots of examples:
** Paul is basically [[MadeOfDiamond one big human-shaped power crystal]]—his hair, teeth, and nails are all magical diamond, and his bones may be as well. And he got that way by unknowingly grabbing onto a Trap Gem, which turned him into a diamond statue.
** John's Kansael is a blue teardrop-shaped diamond.
** The skahs wizards cast some of their magic through diamonds.
* ''Fanfic/TheTearsOfGaia'': There is a very ancient magical artefact called the Tears of Gaia. According to the CreationMyth, it is a gem created by Gaia with her own shed tears and the powers of the dead Alicorns are stored inside the Tears. The power found inside can be enough to wipe out most of the world! Most nations and [[EldritchAbomination the Blight]] want it in their possession, the other nations for defence and the Blight to expand its influence faster.
* ''Fanfic/HalfPastAdventure'': Features an example straight from its source material, ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', in the form of crystals that are used to psychically beam letters to each other -- here, they're given the name "prismgrams", and mostly used by resident [[HybridPower Rainicorn-Dog]] Robin.
** Paul is basically [[MadeOfDiamond one big human-shaped power crystal]]—his hair, teeth, and nails are all magical diamond, and his bones may be as well. And he got that way by unknowingly grabbing onto a Trap Gem, which turned him into a diamond statue.
** John's Kansael is a blue teardrop-shaped diamond.
** The skahs wizards cast some of their magic through diamonds.
* ''Fanfic/TheTearsOfGaia'': There is a very ancient magical artefact called the Tears of Gaia. According to the CreationMyth, it is a gem created by Gaia with her own shed tears and the powers of the dead Alicorns are stored inside the Tears. The power found inside can be enough to wipe out most of the world! Most nations and [[EldritchAbomination the Blight]] want it in their possession, the other nations for defence and the Blight to expand its influence faster.
* ''Fanfic/HalfPastAdventure'': Features an example straight from its source material, ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', in the form of crystals that are used to psychically beam letters to each other -- here, they're given the name "prismgrams", and mostly used by resident [[HybridPower Rainicorn-Dog]] Robin.
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* In ''Fanfic/IfWishesWerePonies'', The Goblins of Gringotts place a great deal of value in Painite due to its unique properties allowing it to serve as a magical conductor for Armored Plating. Because of its' extreme rarity on Earth: with the only place that Painite being found is in Burma, that when Sweetie Belle haggled for price over a fist-sized bag of Painite: The Cutie Mark Crusaders accidentally became the 10th-richest benefactor to Gringotts.
* In ''Fanfic/WithThisRingGreenLantern'', Carol's Star Sapphire gem is her power's source and symbol.
* In ''Fanfic/WithThisRingGreenLantern'', Carol's Star Sapphire gem is her power's source and symbol.
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* In ''Fanfic/IfWishesWerePonies'', ''Fanfic/TheFlightOfTheAlicorn'': The ''Adamas Firmamentum'', or Heavenstone, is a gigantic, flawless diamond enchanted so as to be able to store magic. It can accumulate an immense charge, either by a single unicorn pouring magic into it over time or many powering it up at once, and can allow a unicorn that has bonded with it to perform feats that would otherwise be impossible for any single mage. The ancient unicorns used it to gather the energy to move the sun and moon.
* ''Fanfic/HalfPastAdventure'': Features an example straight from its source material, ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', in the form of crystals that are used to psychically beam letters to each other -- here, they're given the name "prismgrams", and mostly used by resident [[HybridPower Rainicorn-Dog]] Robin.
* ''Fanfic/IfWishesWerePonies'': The Goblins of Gringotts place a great deal of value in Painite due to its unique properties allowing it to serve as a magical conductor forArmored Plating. armored plating. Because of its' its extreme rarity on Earth: with Earth -- the only place that where Painite being is found is in Burma, that Burma -- when Sweetie Belle haggled haggles for price over a fist-sized bag of Painite: The Painite the Cutie Mark Crusaders accidentally became the 10th-richest benefactor to Gringotts.
*In ''Fanfic/WithThisRingGreenLantern'', ''Fanfic/SwordAndClaw'': The protagonists receive two diamonds from [[spoiler:the pharaoh Thutmose]] (among other gifts). These diamonds allow them to store up spirit energy or demonic energy for later use.
* ''Fanfic/TheTearsOfGaia'': There is a very ancient magical artefact called the Tears of Gaia. According to the CreationMyth, it is a gem created by Gaia with her own shed tears and the powers of the dead Alicorns are stored inside the Tears. The power found inside can be enough to wipe out most of the world! Most nations and [[EldritchAbomination the Blight]] want it in their possession, the other nations for defence and the Blight to expand its influence faster.
* ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'': Spectra's spellcasting ability, healing powers, and disease immunity come from the gemstone on her necklace. (Shame it also [[BlessedWithSuck curses her]] to always be naked...)
* ''Fanfic/WithStringsAttached'': Lots of examples:
** Paul is basically [[MadeOfDiamond one big human-shaped power crystal]]—his hair, teeth, and nails are all magical diamond, and his bones may be as well. And he got that way by unknowingly grabbing onto a Trap Gem, which turned him into a diamond statue.
** John's Kansael is a blue teardrop-shaped diamond.
** The skahs wizards cast some of their magic through diamonds.
* ''Fanfic/WithThisRingGreenLantern'': Carol's Star Sapphire gem is her power's source and symbol.
* ''Fanfic/HalfPastAdventure'': Features an example straight from its source material, ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', in the form of crystals that are used to psychically beam letters to each other -- here, they're given the name "prismgrams", and mostly used by resident [[HybridPower Rainicorn-Dog]] Robin.
* ''Fanfic/IfWishesWerePonies'': The Goblins of Gringotts place a great deal of value in Painite due to its unique properties allowing it to serve as a magical conductor for
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* ''Fanfic/TheTearsOfGaia'': There is a very ancient magical artefact called the Tears of Gaia. According to the CreationMyth, it is a gem created by Gaia with her own shed tears and the powers of the dead Alicorns are stored inside the Tears. The power found inside can be enough to wipe out most of the world! Most nations and [[EldritchAbomination the Blight]] want it in their possession, the other nations for defence and the Blight to expand its influence faster.
* ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'': Spectra's spellcasting ability, healing powers, and disease immunity come from the gemstone on her necklace. (Shame it also [[BlessedWithSuck curses her]] to always be naked...)
* ''Fanfic/WithStringsAttached'': Lots of examples:
** Paul is basically [[MadeOfDiamond one big human-shaped power crystal]]—his hair, teeth, and nails are all magical diamond, and his bones may be as well. And he got that way by unknowingly grabbing onto a Trap Gem, which turned him into a diamond statue.
** John's Kansael is a blue teardrop-shaped diamond.
** The skahs wizards cast some of their magic through diamonds.
* ''Fanfic/WithThisRingGreenLantern'': Carol's Star Sapphire gem is her power's source and symbol.
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* In ''Fanfic/SwordAndClaw'', the protagonists receive two diamonds from [[spoiler:the pharaoh Thutmose]] (among other gifts). These diamonds allow them to store up spirit energy or demonic energy for later use.
* In ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'', Spectra's spellcasting ability, healing powers, and disease immunity come from the gemstone on her necklace. (Shame it also [[BlessedWithSuck curses her]] to always be naked...)
* In ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'', Spectra's spellcasting ability, healing powers, and disease immunity come from the gemstone on her necklace. (Shame it also [[BlessedWithSuck curses her]] to always be naked...)
