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* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist:'' In ''Brotherhood,'' Isaac McDougal, the Freezer Alchemist, can either freeze or boil water with alchemy.
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* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist:'' In ''Brotherhood,'' Isaac McDougal, [=McDougal=], the Freezer Alchemist, can either freeze or boil water with alchemy.
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* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist:'' In ''Brotherhood,'' Isaac McDougal, the Freezer Alchemist, can either freeze or boil water with alchemy.
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* ''VideoGame/DungeonCrawlStoneSoup'':
** Merfolk aquamancers can manipulate all states of water. Not only can they drown players with torrents of water, but they can also hurl razor-sharp shards of ice, as well as fling balls of scalding steam.
** Player merfolk are good at learning [[AnIcePerson Ice Magic]], because, according to their species description, "their mystical relationship with water makes it easier for them to use poison and ice magic, which use water occasionally as a material component."
** Merfolk aquamancers can manipulate all states of water. Not only can they drown players with torrents of water, but they can also hurl razor-sharp shards of ice, as well as fling balls of scalding steam.
** Player merfolk are good at learning [[AnIcePerson Ice Magic]], because, according to their species description, "their mystical relationship with water makes it easier for them to use poison and ice magic, which use water occasionally as a material component."
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* ''ComicBook/XMen'': On the surface, Iceman's power simply appears to be control over ice. However, his true potential allows him complete control over moisture. A story in the 90s had Emma Frost[[note]]who is a telepath with no ice-related abilities despite what her name implies[[/note]] taking over Iceman's body and pulling off all kinds of amazing feats with water, such as travelling through a river and using the water to increase his body mass. In "The Draco", Iceman was able to reform his body after being decapitated in ice form by using water from a demon opponent.
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** The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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** The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", "Gungnir, Dragon of the Ice Barrier", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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* ''Franchise/YuGiOh'': The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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* ''Franchise/YuGiOh'': The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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* ''TabletopGame/YuGiOh'', ice-themed monsters are grouped under the Water attribute and are usually of the Aqua type. An entire archetype of ice monsters, the Ice Barriers, are the most prominent examples.
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** Ice-themed monsters are grouped under the Water attribute and are usually of the Aqua type. An entire archetype of ice monsters, the Ice Barriers, are the most prominentexamples.examples.
** The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
** Ice-themed monsters are grouped under the Water attribute and are usually of the Aqua type. An entire archetype of ice monsters, the Ice Barriers, are the most prominent
** The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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* ''Franchise/YuGiOh'': The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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* ''Franchise/YuGiOh'': The WATER-attribute encapsulates several ice-/snow-themed dragons. To wit, "Snowdust Dragon", "White Night Dragon" (a giant blue, crystalline dragon), "Snow Dragon", "Blizzard Dragon", "Dragon Ice", the Trishula-archetype ("Trishula, Zero Dragon of the Ice Barrier", "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier") and "Invoked Cocytus" (the latter one is a bit of a GeniusBonus, since Cocytus is the frozen prison of Hell in ''Dante's Inferno'').
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* The ''TabletopGame/{{Pokemon}} Trading Card Game'' groups both Water Pokémon and Ice Pokémon within the Water category and both require Water Energy to attack. However, they are still distinguished from each other: Pokémon who are Water-type in the video games have Lightning as their Weakness in the card game, whereas Pokémon who are Ice-type in the video games have Metal as their Weakness instead. (Pokémon who are Water ''and'' Ice in the video games, like Lapras and Walrein, can go either way.)
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* The ''TabletopGame/{{Pokemon}} Trading Card Game'' ''TabletopGame/PokemonTradingCardGame'' groups both Water Pokémon Water-type and Ice Ice-type Pokémon within the Water category category, and both usually require Water Energy to attack. However, they are still distinguished from each other: Pokémon who are Water-type in the video games have Lightning as their Weakness in the card game, whereas Pokémon who are Ice-type in the video games have Metal as their Weakness instead. (Pokémon who are Water Water- ''and'' Ice Ice-type in the video games, like Lapras and Walrein, can go either way.)
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* ''VideoGame/TwistedWonderland'': The "water" attribute allows a character to either fire ice projectiles or water columns, and its "stronger attribute" animation surrounds the character in snowflakes and has an ice sound effect.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' and its sequel series ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', waterbenders are also able to control snow and ice, and can turn water into ice and vice-versa. They can also control ''steam'' in the same manner.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' and its sequel series ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', waterbenders are also able to control snow and ice, and can turn water into ice and vice-versa. They can also control ''steam'' in the same manner. In a rare but logical twist, it's implied that ''this'' is the principle that [[DishingOutDirt earthbenders]] need to study if they want to bend [[MagmaMan lava]].
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* ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'': Poseidon, the Greek god of the seas, appears as an antagonist in ''VideoGame/GodOfWarIII'', manipulating water, which is his attribute/domain in the original myths. However, in the prequel, ''VideoGame/GodOfWarAscension'', Kratos can be granted a boon/magic powerup from Poseidon named "Ice of Poseidon": the player can release ice attacks at the enemies. This is unlike the original myths, wherein Poseidon does not have any control over ice.
