In order to defeat Team Turbo, Earth and Water Elementors fused themselves while Fire and Metal fused. The creatures proceeded to attack the heroes and easily overpowered them, until the group had an idea to weaken them. Tempestra flies in their direction and Fire and Metal attempts to take her down, but instead he accidentally separates Earth and Water by breaking his energy core.
Abilities[]
Superhuman Strength: Due to his large size, Earth and Water Elementor is much powerful than an average individual.
Superhuman Durability: Earth and Water Elementor is shown to be incredibly resitant, being capable of handling many attacks from Team Turbo.
Geokinesis: He inherits Earth Elementor's control over earthen materials.
Hydrokinesis: He inherits Water Elementor's control over water.
Terror Energy Generation: Earth and Water Elementor inherits the ability of generating Terror Energy from their primal forms, which enhances his capabilities.
Unlimited Stamina: Thanks to Terror Energy's abilities, he is capable of fighting during long periods without needing to rest.
Arsenal[]
Hammer: He obtains a giant hammer made out of water, earth and Terror Energy.
Weaknesses[]
Energy Core: Earth and Water's weak spot is located on their forehead, which is their energy core. Once broken, they returned to their regular forms.
Appearance[]
Earth and Water Elementor's body is the same as Water's, but with a darker shade of blue. There are many irregular rocks covering their arms, chest, thighs (partially), feet and tail. Their energy core and eyes are white and they carry a giant hammer mostly made out of stone with water around it.
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Trivia[]
In 2016, a toy-line exclusive design was created for a hypothetical fusion between Earth and Water Elementors. It is largely different than its animated counterpart, which was featured in the series one year later after.
