Metal Exoskeleton

The ability to create armor around the user's body from metal. Sub-power of Ferrokinetic Constructs. Variation of Earth Exoskeleton.

Also Called[]

• Ferrokinetic Armor
• Metal Armor Generation
• Metal Armour

Capabilities[]

The user can form armor around their body or a shape it from metal for protection and physical boost. With training, the user could shape the armor into new forms for weapons, transportation, even constructs of the element.

Applications[]

• Deflection
• Dermal Armor
• Metal Generation
• Enhanced Durability/Invulnerability
• Enhanced Speed
• Enhanced Strength
• Natural Weaponry Manipulation

Associations[]

• Earth Exoskeleton
• Elemental Exoskeleton
• Ferrokinetic Constructs
• Metal Manipulation
• Metal Mimicry

Limitations[]

• May be vulnerable to extreme heat or temperature.
• May be vulnerable to magnetism.
• May be vulnerable to corrosion.

Known Users[]

• Toph Beifong (Avatar: The Last Airbender); via Metalbending
• Gajeel Redfox (Fairy Tail)
• Bill (One Piece)
• Turians (Mass Effect)
• Baransha (Konjiki no Gash Bell!)
• Demolt (Konjiki no Gash Bell!)
• Gyaron (Konjiki no Gash Bell!)
• Weld (Worm)
• Stingrays (Doctor Who)
• Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu (My Hero Academia)
• Douglas Bullet (One Piece)
• Rhodes (RWBY)
• Ferro Lad/Ferro (DC Comics)
• Professor Victor Von Helping/ Victor Von Hellfire (The Venture Bros.)
• Batman (DC Comics); via Metal Men

Gallery[]

Toph Beifong (Avatar: The Last Airbender) uses Metalbending to cover herself in metal armor.

Baransha (Konjiki no Gash Bell!) is a demon of armor magic and she can cover herself in a spiky metal battlesuit with her Gigano Gadoruku spell.

Turians (Mass Effect) have a natural, metallic carapace that protects them from solar radiation.

Ferro (DC Comics)

Victor Von Helping (The Venture Bros.) has a metal exoskeleton covering his scarred body that was revealed when he finally fights The Monarch after he threatened his students.

Batman (DC Comics) wearing armor forged by the Metal Men.