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* The three DisneyAnimatedCanon movies released during the early 2000s that had their musical score composed by Music/JamesNewtonHoward, with the movies in question being ''{{WesternAnimation/Dinosaur}}''(land), ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire''(sea), and ''WesternAnimation/TreasurePlanet''(sky), respectively.
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* The Museum Campus in {{UsefulNotes/Chicago}} is composed of the Field Museum(land), the Shedd Aquarium(sea), and the Adler Planetarium(sky), respectively.
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** In the sky, they have a numerical advantage - 13 dragons to the Greens' 4 - but the Greens have Vhagar, the biggest living dragon. To even the odds, they seek to have the second biggest dragon, Vermithor, ridden by someone for their side.
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** In the sky, they have a numerical advantage - 13 dragons to the Greens' 4 - but the only 7 of them actually have riders (the rest are wild/unclaimed). The Greens also have Vhagar, the biggest living dragon. To even the odds, they seek to have the second biggest dragon, Vermithor, ridden by someone for their side.
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** The fully-evolved forms of the lizard starters have this pattern. Sceptile is Land, Inteleon is Sea and Charizard is Sky.
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* The three games in the "Dusk" subseries of ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'' series are ''VideoGame/AtelierAyeshaTheAlchemistOfDusk'' ("of the Land of Dusk" in the Japanese title), ''VideoGame/AtelierEschaAndLogyAlchemistsOfTheDuskSky'', and ''VideoGame/AtelierShallieAlchemistsOfTheDuskSea''.
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* The three games in the "Dusk" subseries of ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'' series ''VideoGame/AtelierSeries'' are ''VideoGame/AtelierAyeshaTheAlchemistOfDusk'' ("of the Land of Dusk" in the Japanese title), ''VideoGame/AtelierEschaAndLogyAlchemistsOfTheDuskSky'', and ''VideoGame/AtelierShallieAlchemistsOfTheDuskSea''.
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* ''VideoGame/MegaManX4'' has three of Repliforce's high ranking members of the Army ([[KingOfBeasts Slash Beast]]), Navy ([[FlyingSeafoodSpecial Jet Stingray]]) and Air Force ([[OminousOwl Storm Owl]]).
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* ''VideoGame/MegaManX4'' has three of Repliforce's high ranking members of the Army ([[KingOfBeasts Slash Beast]]), Navy ([[FlyingSeafoodSpecial Jet Stingray]]) and Air Force ([[OminousOwl Storm Owl]]). Their respective stages are a military train that goes underground, a marine base that opens out to the ocean, and a fleet of air force transports.
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* In ''Film/BatmanTheMovie'', Batman and Robin use three different modes of transportation throughout the film: the Batmobile (land), the Batboat (sea), and the Batcopter (sky).
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* ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'':
** In the end of ''[[Literature/TheSilmarillion Quenta Silmarillion]]'', all three of the eponymous Silmarils are distributed equally across the sky (Eärendil's Silmaril), earth (Maedhros'), and sea (Maglor's).
** The Three Rings, which followed an "Air, Water, Fire" motif instead, essentially swapping Earth for Fire. In [[Literature/TheHistoryOfMiddleEarth the first draft]], the Ring rhyme goes "Three rings for the Elven-kings of earth, sea and sky".
** In the end of ''[[Literature/TheSilmarillion Quenta Silmarillion]]'', all three of the eponymous Silmarils are distributed equally across the sky (Eärendil's Silmaril), earth (Maedhros'), and sea (Maglor's).
** The Three Rings, which followed an "Air, Water, Fire" motif instead, essentially swapping Earth for Fire. In [[Literature/TheHistoryOfMiddleEarth the first draft]], the Ring rhyme goes "Three rings for the Elven-kings of earth, sea and sky".
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* ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'':
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**In At the end of the ''[[Literature/TheSilmarillion Quenta Silmarillion]]'', all three of the eponymous Silmarils are distributed equally across these realms: Eärendil sails the sky (Eärendil's Silmaril), earth (Maedhros'), with a Silmaril bound to his brow; Maglor throws his into the sea; and sea (Maglor's).
Maedhros casts himself into a fiery chasm along with his own.
** The ThreeRings, which followed Elven Rings of Power follow an "Air, Water, Fire" motif instead, motif, essentially swapping Earth for Fire. In [[Literature/TheHistoryOfMiddleEarth the story's first draft]], the Ring rhyme goes "Three rings for the Elven-kings of earth, sea and sky".
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** The Three
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'' presents three mysterious strangers who are candidates to be Sauron in disguise. The Stranger who arrived from the sky in a MagicaMeteor, Halbrand whom is introduced being stranded in the middle of the sea when Galadriel meets him, and Adar, an orc chef who can only live underground.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'' presents three mysterious strangers who are candidates to be Sauron in disguise. The Stranger who arrived from the sky in a MagicaMeteor, MagicMeteor, Halbrand whom is introduced being stranded in the middle of the sea when Galadriel meets him, and Adar, an orc chef who can only live underground.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': By the end of the Season One, Celebrimbor forges The Three Rings, which follow an "Air, Water, Fire" motif.
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* The 1999 ''Toys/{{Transformers}}'' toy Magmatron was a [[CombiningMecha robot made up of]] three prehistoric reptiles - actually called "Landsaurus", "Seasaurus", and "Skysaurus" - a Giganotosaurus, Elasmosaurus, and Quetzalcoatlus respectively.
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* The 1999 ''Toys/{{Transformers}}'' ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' toy Magmatron was a [[CombiningMecha robot made up of]] three prehistoric reptiles - actually called "Landsaurus", "Seasaurus", and "Skysaurus" - a Giganotosaurus, Elasmosaurus, and Quetzalcoatlus respectively.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'':
** In the series' backstory, the alliance of Great Houses who made up the core of [[GreatOffscreenWar Robert's Rebellion]] used the motif, as emphasized by their [[AnimalMotifs animal sigils]]. The Starks of the North (direwolf) and the Baratheons of the Stormlands (stag) were Land, the Tullys of the Riverlands (fish) were Sea, and the Arryns of the Vale (eagle) were Sky.
** When Daenerys Targaryen sets out for Westeros at the end of season 6, her military forces display this motif: In addition to an army of Dothraki cavalry and Unsullied infantry, she commands the guerilla-specialist troops of Dorne and the heavily armored knights of the Reach (Land). She possesses a large fleet of ships claimed from the defeated Masters' of Slaver's Bay and is allied with the formidable sailors of the Ironborn (Sea). As the crowning jewel - and one that no other army in the world can currently match - her three dragons have finally reached a size that makes them formidable weapons capable of annihilating vast armies from a safe distance (Sky).
* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': By the end of Season 1, the CivilWar that would later become known as the Dance of Dragons is about to erupt. The Blacks - the faction supporting Rhaenyra Targaryen - assesses its strengths and need for alliances against the Greens- the faction supporting Rhaenyra's half-brother Aegon.
** In the sky, they have a numerical advantage - 13 dragons to the Greens' 4 - but the Greens have Vhagar, the biggest living dragon. To even the odds, they seek to have the second biggest dragon, Vermithor, ridden by someone for their side.
** At sea, they have a significant advantage, being allied with the Velaryons - the best mariners in Westeros - against the Green-aligned Lannisters.
** On land however, they don't have many Houses rallied to them yet. They attempt to gain support from the Starks, Arryns, and Baratheons, but the latter side with the Greens.
* ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'': The titular Rider's Hardboilder can swap out its components to travel on land as the default Hardboilder, swap out its rear half for hovercraft components as the Hardturbular (air) or jet ski components as the Hardsplasher (sea).
* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': By the end of the Season One, Celebrimbor forges The Three Rings, which follow an "Air, Water, Fire" motif.
* ''Series/ShadowAndBone'': Morozova's three powerful beasts are [[TheMarvelousDeer a stag]], a sea whip (an icy {{sea serpent}}), and a firebird.
** In the series' backstory, the alliance of Great Houses who made up the core of [[GreatOffscreenWar Robert's Rebellion]] used the motif, as emphasized by their [[AnimalMotifs animal sigils]]. The Starks of the North (direwolf) and the Baratheons of the Stormlands (stag) were Land, the Tullys of the Riverlands (fish) were Sea, and the Arryns of the Vale (eagle) were Sky.
** When Daenerys Targaryen sets out for Westeros at the end of season 6, her military forces display this motif: In addition to an army of Dothraki cavalry and Unsullied infantry, she commands the guerilla-specialist troops of Dorne and the heavily armored knights of the Reach (Land). She possesses a large fleet of ships claimed from the defeated Masters' of Slaver's Bay and is allied with the formidable sailors of the Ironborn (Sea). As the crowning jewel - and one that no other army in the world can currently match - her three dragons have finally reached a size that makes them formidable weapons capable of annihilating vast armies from a safe distance (Sky).
* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': By the end of Season 1, the CivilWar that would later become known as the Dance of Dragons is about to erupt. The Blacks - the faction supporting Rhaenyra Targaryen - assesses its strengths and need for alliances against the Greens- the faction supporting Rhaenyra's half-brother Aegon.
** In the sky, they have a numerical advantage - 13 dragons to the Greens' 4 - but the Greens have Vhagar, the biggest living dragon. To even the odds, they seek to have the second biggest dragon, Vermithor, ridden by someone for their side.
** At sea, they have a significant advantage, being allied with the Velaryons - the best mariners in Westeros - against the Green-aligned Lannisters.
** On land however, they don't have many Houses rallied to them yet. They attempt to gain support from the Starks, Arryns, and Baratheons, but the latter side with the Greens.
* ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'': The titular Rider's Hardboilder can swap out its components to travel on land as the default Hardboilder, swap out its rear half for hovercraft components as the Hardturbular (air) or jet ski components as the Hardsplasher (sea).
* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': By the end of the Season One, Celebrimbor forges The Three Rings, which follow an "Air, Water, Fire" motif.
* ''Series/ShadowAndBone'': Morozova's three powerful beasts are [[TheMarvelousDeer a stag]], a sea whip (an icy {{sea serpent}}), and a firebird.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'':
** In the series' backstory, the alliance of Great Houses who made up the core of [[GreatOffscreenWar Robert's Rebellion]] used the motif, as emphasized by their [[AnimalMotifs animal sigils]]. The Starks of the North (direwolf) and the Baratheons of the Stormlands (stag) were Land, the Tullys of the Riverlands (fish) were Sea, and the Arryns of the Vale (eagle) were Sky.
** When Daenerys Targaryen sets out for Westeros at the end of season 6, her military forces display this motif: In addition to an army of Dothraki cavalry and Unsullied infantry, she commands the guerilla-specialist troops of Dorne and the heavily armored knights of the Reach (Land). She possesses a large fleet of ships claimed from the defeated Masters' of Slaver's Bay and is allied with the formidable sailors of the Ironborn (Sea). As the crowning jewel - and one that no other army in the world can currently match - her three dragons have finally reached a size that makes them formidable weapons capable of annihilating vast armies from a safe distance (Sky).
* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': By the end of Season 1, the CivilWar of the Dance of Dragons is about to erupt and the Black faction behind Rhaenyra Targaryen assesses its strengths and needs for an alliance against the Greens. In the sky, they have a numerical advantage with their dragons but the Greens have Vhagar, the biggest living dragon, and so they seek to have the second biggest dragon, Vermithor, ridden for them to even the odds. At sea, they have the best fleet, that of the Velaryons, against that of the Green-aligned Lannisters. On land however, they don't have much Houses rallied to them yet, and the Baratheons side with the Greens.
* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': By the end of the Season One, Celebrimbor forges The Three Rings, which follow an "Air, Water, Fire" motif.
* ''Series/ShadowAndBone'': Morozova's three powerful beasts are [[TheMarvelousDeer a stag]], a sea whip (an icy {{sea serpent}}), and a firebird.
* The titular Rider's Hardboilder in ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' can swap out its components to travel on land as the default Hardboilder, swap out its rear half for hovercraft components as the Hardturbular (air) or jet ski components as the Hardsplasher (sea).
** In the series' backstory, the alliance of Great Houses who made up the core of [[GreatOffscreenWar Robert's Rebellion]] used the motif, as emphasized by their [[AnimalMotifs animal sigils]]. The Starks of the North (direwolf) and the Baratheons of the Stormlands (stag) were Land, the Tullys of the Riverlands (fish) were Sea, and the Arryns of the Vale (eagle) were Sky.
** When Daenerys Targaryen sets out for Westeros at the end of season 6, her military forces display this motif: In addition to an army of Dothraki cavalry and Unsullied infantry, she commands the guerilla-specialist troops of Dorne and the heavily armored knights of the Reach (Land). She possesses a large fleet of ships claimed from the defeated Masters' of Slaver's Bay and is allied with the formidable sailors of the Ironborn (Sea). As the crowning jewel - and one that no other army in the world can currently match - her three dragons have finally reached a size that makes them formidable weapons capable of annihilating vast armies from a safe distance (Sky).
* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': By the end of Season 1, the CivilWar of the Dance of Dragons is about to erupt and the Black faction behind Rhaenyra Targaryen assesses its strengths and needs for an alliance against the Greens. In the sky, they have a numerical advantage with their dragons but the Greens have Vhagar, the biggest living dragon, and so they seek to have the second biggest dragon, Vermithor, ridden for them to even the odds. At sea, they have the best fleet, that of the Velaryons, against that of the Green-aligned Lannisters. On land however, they don't have much Houses rallied to them yet, and the Baratheons side with the Greens.
* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': By the end of the Season One, Celebrimbor forges The Three Rings, which follow an "Air, Water, Fire" motif.
* ''Series/ShadowAndBone'': Morozova's three powerful beasts are [[TheMarvelousDeer a stag]], a sea whip (an icy {{sea serpent}}), and a firebird.
* The titular Rider's Hardboilder in ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' can swap out its components to travel on land as the default Hardboilder, swap out its rear half for hovercraft components as the Hardturbular (air) or jet ski components as the Hardsplasher (sea).
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See also FourElementEnsemble ClassicalElementsEnsemble (where [[PlayingWithFire Fire]] comes out to play along with this trope) and FireIceLightning, another common elemental trio, and also FireWaterWind if Earth is swapped with Fire. SubTrope of PowerTrio.
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* ''Anime/GoPrincessPrettyCure'': The first three cures are Cure Flora (Land), Cure Mermaid (Sea) and Cure Twinkle (Sky/Star). In a variant of this trope, the sky character's powers are [[HardLight based more on star shaped projectiles]] instead of [[BlowYouAway wind]]. [[spoiler:Later they're joined by [[PlayingWithFire Cure Scarlett]], creating a FourElementEnsemble instead, though the [[LegacyCharacter previous generation of cures in this setting]] still fits the bill- there was no previous Cure Scarlett]].
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* ''Anime/GoPrincessPrettyCure'': The first three cures are Cure Flora (Land), Cure Mermaid (Sea) and Cure Twinkle (Sky/Star). In a variant of this trope, the sky character's powers are [[HardLight based more on star shaped projectiles]] instead of [[BlowYouAway wind]]. [[spoiler:Later they're joined by [[PlayingWithFire Cure Scarlett]], creating a FourElementEnsemble ClassicalElementsEnsemble instead, though the [[LegacyCharacter previous generation of cures in this setting]] still fits the bill- there was no previous Cure Scarlett]].
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* The party members of ''VideoGame/ShirenTheWanderer 2'' are Riku, Himakichi, and Asuka. Riku means land, Himakichi is a {{Kappa}}, and Asuka is the name of the ancient capital of Japan associated with flying birds. Oh, and the SixthRanger can [[BreathWeapon breathe]] [[PlayingWithFire fire]], making them a FourElementEnsemble.
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* The original party members of ''VideoGame/ShirenTheWanderer 2'' are Riku, Himakichi, and Asuka. Riku means land, Himakichi is a {{Kappa}}, and Asuka is the name of the ancient capital of Japan associated with flying birds. Oh, and the SixthRanger can [[BreathWeapon breathe]] [[PlayingWithFire fire]], making them a FourElementEnsemble.ClassicalElementsEnsemble.
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** The central overworld regions of the three ''Legend of Zeldas'' on the Gamecube and Wii — the Great Sea traversed by boat in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'' (Sea), Hyrule Field traversed by horse and as a wolf in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'' (Land), and the sky traversed by Loftwing in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'' (Sky).
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* The three largest economic powers in Europe — Useful Notes/France (Land), the United Kingdom (Sea), and Germany (Sky). As Jean Paul Richter put it, ''"In the beginning, the good God gave to the French the dominion of the land, to the English the dominion of the seas, and to the Germans the dominion of the clouds."''
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* The three largest economic powers in Europe — Useful Notes/France France (Land), the United Kingdom (Sea), and Germany (Sky). As Jean Paul Richter put it, ''"In the beginning, the good God gave to the French the dominion of the land, to the English the dominion of the seas, and to the Germans the dominion of the clouds."''
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** Found in various theaters of war and imperialistic eras in each country's history. Napoleonic France built an empire conquering other nations on continental Europe, the British Empire became the largest colonial empire in history primarily due to their naval strength and possession of overseas territories, while the Germans made notable use of their Air Force in both World Wars and Nazi Germany's Luftwaffe were instrumental in victorious invasions of France and Poland.
** Also seen in modern commercial transit, with the Chunnel connecting England and France via underwater railway tunnel (Land and Sea), while the German-based Lufthansa Group fields the largest plane fleet in Europe (Sky).
** Found in various theaters of war and imperialistic eras in each country's history. Napoleonic France built an empire conquering other nations on continental Europe, the British Empire became the largest colonial empire in history primarily due to their naval strength and possession of overseas territories, while the Germans made notable use of their Air Force in both World Wars and Nazi Germany's Luftwaffe were instrumental in victorious invasions of France and Poland.
** Also seen in modern commercial transit, with the Chunnel connecting England and France via underwater railway tunnel (Land and Sea), while the German-based Lufthansa Group fields the largest plane fleet in Europe (Sky).
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* PlayedForLaughs in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewGroove'', where Kuzco and Pacha have to go through a bunch of {{Similar|ItemConfusion}} GratutiousLaboratoryFlasks to find the potion that would change Kuzco back to normal, resulting in him becoming a tortoise (land), a canary (sky), and a whale (sea) before he ends up taking a potion that makes him a llama again.
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* ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'': The three new Digi-Destined have quadruped Armor Digivolutions to travel faster over the vast Digital World: Davis' Raidramon (Land), Yolei's Halsemon (Sky) and Cody's Submarimon (Sea). Even the opening features a scene of them running to the distance.
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* ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'': The three new Digi-Destined Chosen Children have quadruped Armor Digivolutions Evolutions to travel faster over the vast Digital World: Davis' Raidramon Daisuke's Lighdramon (Land), Yolei's Halsemon Miyako's Horusmon (Sky) and Cody's Iori's Submarimon (Sea). Even the opening features a scene of them running running/flying/swimming to the distance.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhZexal'': Yuma is Land due to having a warrior ace monster, several warrior cards and having experience in hiking and trekking. Shark is Sea due to having a heavy sea motif and a Water themed deck. Kaito is Sky due to having dragon-type ace monsters, several other galaxy-based cards, and mainly travelling via flight (plus his dub name is “Kite”).
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhZexal'': Yuma is Land due to having a warrior Warrior ace monster, several warrior Warrior and EARTH cards and having experience in hiking and trekking. Shark is Sea due to having a heavy sea motif and a Water WATER themed deck. Kaito is Sky due to having dragon-type Dragon-type ace monsters, several other galaxy-based cards, and mainly travelling traveling via flight (plus his dub name is “Kite”).
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* ''WebAnimation/{{Nijisanji}} English's'' first two waves, [=LazuLight=] and OBSYDIA, follow this theme while also being light and dark counterparts to each other. Elira Pendora and Selen Tatsuki represent the sky, Pomu Rainpuff and Rosemi Lovelock represent the earth, and Finana Ryugu and Petra Gurin represent the ocean.
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* The titular Rider's Hardboilder in ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' can swap out its components to travel on land as the default Hardboilder, swap out its rear half for hovercraft components as the Hardturbular (air) or jet ski components as the Hardsplasher (sea).
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* In ''VideoGame/SupremeCommander'', the three playable faction invoke this, with Cybrans being air,
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* In ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'', an achievement named "The Cycle" requires a Scout to kill three enemies in a single life: one while he is airborne (sky), one while he is on the ground (land) and one while he is underwater (sea).
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* In ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'', an achievement named "The Cycle" requires a Scout to kill ''VideoGame/SupremeCommander'', the three enemies in a single life: one while he is airborne (sky), one while he is on the ground (land) and one while he is underwater (sea).playable faction invoke this, with Cybrans being air,
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* In ''VideoGame/SupremeCommander'', the three playable faction invoke this, with Cybrans being air, the Aeon being water, and the UEF being land. While all three have capable air, land and sea units, it is notable that the beginning tutorial mission for each faction starts you off with only units corresponding to that faction's element, with one other element added partway through the mission. Cybrans and UEF don't get naval units, and the Aeon don't get land units, until a later mission.
* In ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'', an achievement named "The Cycle" requires a Scout to kill three enemies in a single life: one while he is airborne (sky), one while he is on the ground (land) and one while he is underwater (sea).
* In ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'', an achievement named "The Cycle" requires a Scout to kill three enemies in a single life: one while he is airborne (sky), one while he is on the ground (land) and one while he is underwater (sea).
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* ''Series/ShadowAndBone'': Morozova's three powerful beasts are [[TheMagnificentDeer a stag]], a sea whip (an icy sea serpent), and a firebird.
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* The 1999 ''Toys/{{Transformers}}'' toy Magmatron was a [[CombiningMecha robot made up of]] three prehistoric reptiles - actually called "Landsaurus", "Seasaurus", and "Skysaurus" - a Giganotosaurus, Elasmosaurus, and Quetzalcoatlus respectively.
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* In ''VideoGame/WildArms1'' you acquire three vehicles to get you to places you cannot reach on foot; a ship called Sweet Candy (Sea), the golem Asgard who repels all monster attacks as well as crossing shallow water (Land), and a small airplane called the Gull Wing (Sky).
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* In ''VideoGame/WildArms1'' ''VideoGame/WildArms1'', you acquire three vehicles to get you to places you cannot reach on foot; a ship called Sweet Candy (Sea), the golem Asgard who repels all monster attacks as well as crossing shallow water (Land), and a small airplane called the Gull Wing (Sky).
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* The heroic trio in the modern version of Toys/BattleBeasts is Vorin the ram, Gruntos the walrus, and Merk the falcon.
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* The heroic trio in the modern version of Toys/BattleBeasts ''Toys/BattleBeasts'' is Vorin the ram, Gruntos the walrus, and Merk the falcon.
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* The heroic trio in the modern version of BattleBeasts is Vorin the ram, Gruntos the walrus, and Merk the falcon.
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* The heroic trio in the modern version of BattleBeasts Toys/BattleBeasts is Vorin the ram, Gruntos the walrus, and Merk the falcon.
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** Although the three elements are not the main source of their power, Sora means 'sky' in Japanese, Riku can be translated into 'land', and 'Kai' in Kairi can be translated into 'ocean'. Sora and Riku pick up some specific wind and earth attacks in ''3D'', and while Kairi is shown to seemingly specialize in {{Light|EmUp}} magic,
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** Although the three elements are not the main source of their power, Sora means 'sky' in Japanese, Riku can be translated into 'land', and 'Kai' in Kairi can be translated into 'ocean'. Sora and Riku pick up some specific wind and earth attacks in ''3D'', and while ''3D''. Conversely, Kairi is shown to seemingly specialize in {{Light|EmUp}} magic,magic when PromotedToPlayable in ''Re:Mind'', and doesn't have any unique water-based attacks (yet).
