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Sometimes red if it's hellish or hatred-oriented, or dark green if it's centered on poison or demonic sources.

Darkness: Usually black, though dark purple is also very common.

Otherwise uses the same color schemes with Light. Pink, if The Power of Love is a major aspect.

Light: Usually white or a bright yellow/gold, sometimes light blue.

Poison: Green in Western works, purple in Eastern ones.

Metal/Steel: When treated as a distinct element (rather than a subset of earth), metal is usually a metallic gray, silver, or white (particularly in Wu Xing-inspired works).

Ice: In settings where water and ice are distinct, water will tend to be a darker blue, while ice tends toward lighter blues, cyan or even white.

If dealing specifically with flowers, it will usually be pink.

Nature/Plant(s)/Wood: Usually green, perhaps with other earth tones.

In the rare cases it isn't yellow, it will be electric blue, purple (thunder clouds), or white.

Electricity/Lightning/Thunder: When this element is treated as a separate element (sometimes, it gets lumped with air/weather), it's pretty much always yellow.Green if nature is not separate or if yellow is already taken. Earth: Yellow, brown, orange, and grey are all common.

Occasionally red and brown if Autumn-themed. Sometimes white or a shade of grey, rarely blue or purple. Air/Wind: Green in most Asian works, yellow otherwise.Water: Almost exclusively blue or cyan.Fire: Almost exclusively red or orange, though sometimes blue for more potent flames.There are occasions where other colors are used for these elements, and these are by no means the only elements that get color-coded. Some common ones are enemies and weapons being the color of their element, element-resistant armor having that element's color, and elemental spells being color-coded in menus.Ī few common examples of this trope follow. This way, you know that anything red is related to fire, blue to water, etc. A common trope in works that make use of Natural Elements - especially in video games that feature Elemental Powers - is that every element will have a color associated with it.