Krass Wyms
Jedi Tech Division
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION- Intent: To create new and different types of material
- Image Source: Justice League: Snyder Cut
- Canon Link: N/A
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION
- Manufacturer:
Krass Wyms
- Affiliation: Company Name (Sasori Research)
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: Experimental Material
- Modularity: Highly versatile to be forged with other metals or materials
- Production: Semi-Unique
- Material:
- Exotic Matter
- Ultima-Pearl
- Classification: Exotic Material
- Weight: Weightless
- Color: Prismatic
- Resistances:
- Energy: None
- Kinetic: None
- Lightsabers: None
- Other:
- Sonic: None
- Disruptor: None
- EMP/ION: None
- Elemental:
- Fire: None
- Cryo: Extreme
- Acid: None
- Force:
- Lightside: None
- Darkside: Extreme
- Purified: Created as the purest strand of the crystal and enhancing its capabilities exponentially. It is not a natural formation this is highly engineered by Krass using the dreamscape to remove impurities.
- Ultima-Pearl: Found of Dac a water world the pearl has been augmented and creates a bubble when underwater of air allowing non aquatic jedi to breathe but also fight in the water.
- Exotic Matter: The ethereal nature of the metal makes it near weightless despite being and looking dense within the pocket dimension of dream. In realspace it can be grasped and there is a steady supply able to be used by Krass. When smelted with other materials it can decrease the weight of the material created by 50 percent. The exotic structure with the solidified force energy being able to skirt gravity as it has mass but does not become weighed down as long as there is force energy within it. When smelted and added to materials that are largely heavy it can reduce the weight depending on how much is use (ie: a few grams compared to ingots.. a couple grams might take off some pounds while an ingot will reduce the weight but also the quality of the metal since it doesn't augment the resistances.
- Physics Meet Metal bat: Being from the dream pocket dimension the metal has unique properties generated and made by Krass. in this case it is psychoreactive and able to be bonded to a single person. That person can then bring it to them like they were holding a massive magnet with the range being hard to determine as they have to be able to sense and feel it.
- Protective Qualities: Largely non protective in qualities as it doesn't fully adhere to the rules of physics. The metal looks dense and like it would be highly protective but it isn't.
- Exotic Particles: Largely unknown and not seen in the galaxy before. It isn't invincible nor is it really strong but it reacts violently near dark and anti-matter which can disrupt and destroy it or even cause it to rupture and disintegrate.
- Oxygen Bubble: The bubble created by the pearl for a force user is effective but it is a bubble and follows the rules namely gravity as you will fall down further and further with it activated until you reach something solid.
Created by Krass with the Celestial Forge. The line of saber crystals were designed for use by the jedi an as an experimental project. It wasn't just enough to make crystals... these are meant to be exponentially more quality then synthetic and more refined and pure then the ones that can be found in the galaxy. She worked with a dozen or so crystals... enhancing and refining them structurally so that the properties would shine through. A fun idea that came to her was the ultima pearl.. something she learned about from the jedi but the beauty of it was mostrly from the engineer and admiral Reshmer. The pearl itself being from the ocean floor of the waterworld and with augmentation and some thought she was able to design it... when in a saber the crystal creates a bubble of air so a jedi underwater can stand on solid ground and fight or even help someone who is drowning. The force keeping back the water but it isn't perfect and the bubble does require something solid otherwise you will sink... so using it in the deep ocean can be dangerous.
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