Okay, I decided to make extra characters. Here's Neutronium. Since he is element number 0, I decided to make him all white and glowing. And look! he's like god. But his outlines are very hard to see. Here's Ninovium and Jerktonium. Since both of them are fake elements, these characters don't look too happy. Ninovium almost looks like the Nv from Element lore, and Jerktonium having his look and attitude be like the effect of Jerktonium really fits him well. For Ununennium though Unbiquadium, they are just lifeless rocks. Sometimes, when Elements having 3 letters and starting with an "Uu" or "Ub", they are lifeless rocks that needed to be hatched. For example, Nihonium was hatched out of the lifeless rocky Ununtrium after Ununtrium figured itself out and Nihonium was hatched and born. So yeah, if there's an extended periodic table, then we will have Uue, Ubn, Ubu, Ubb, Ubt, Ubq, Ubp, Ubh, Ubs , Ubo, Ube, Utn, Utu, Utb, Utt, Utq, Utp, Uth, Uts, Uto, Ute, Uqn, Uqu, Uqb, Uqt, Uqq, Uqp, Uqh, Uqs, Uqo, Uqe, Upn, Upu, Upb, Upt, Upq, Upp, Uph, Ups, Upo, Upe, Uhn, Uhu, Uhb, Uht, Uhq, Uhp, Uhh, Uhs, and Uho be lifeless rocks until they are figured out in the future. And what about element combinations? Well, the Elements has a cool power. They either combine to make a chemical compound or stand alone as they are. They have the ability called, "Atom/Molecule manipulation". We know a simple element can make up themselves and formed out of atoms of the one kind (like Phosphorus is used for matches, Aluminum is used for any aluminum things like Soda cans, Mercury is used for Thermometers, Gold is used for... just Gold, Silver is used for silver things like utensils, and Tungsten is used for Lightbulbs.). But... the elements can team up with other elements making compounds when they combine. They can use atom power from their own, and collide it with another element to turn something into anything. For example. If two Hydrogens and one Oxygen use their Molecule/Atom manipulation powers, they show their atoms and collide theirs as one. And then, two Hydrogens, and one Oxygen transforms into Water (H2O). See how cool it is? And yeah, some of the numbers in Combined Elements can have faces. There are other combinations. One Carbon and Two Oxygens make Carbon Dioxide, Sodium and Chlorine make Sodium Chloride which is salt. (Two Silicons and two Oxygens make Sand/Concrete/Bricks/Glass. 12 Carbons, 22 Hydrogens, and 11 Oxygens make Sugar. 3 Carbons and 8 Hydrogens make Propane. Calcium, Sodium, and 4 Oxygens make chalk.)
So, what do you think? Isn't that cool?
