Anime and Water Users
Water is a fluid element in nature, constantly changing shape and matter. The water cycle always has H₂O as in water vapor, liquid, or sometimes ice structures like snow. Without water, we would not have groundwater for drinking or even the autotrophs such as plants for their parts in food webs.
Anime has both the vigorousness and gentleness attributes for the dihydrogen monoxide (water) to exist. Lala-Ru is very reserved in nature and throughout Now and Then, Here and There she is looking at the sunsets. She is the holder of a water pendant in which has a large preserve of water in it. She can channel the water residing in the pendant to bring forth a scarce commodity of water in a desert from a necklace.
Kisame Hoshigaki has two main associations of Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist and Akatsuki with Itachi Uchiha as a partner. He earned the nicknames “Monster of the Hidden Mist” and “Tailed Beast Without a Tail” due to his massive chakra levels and his sword Samehada. Samehada is a living sword who hungers for chakra from Kisame's opponents and Kisame has enough chakra to spare to continue feeding Samehada. He can fuse with Samehada to gain the ability to breathe underwater and has a water Jutsu to trap enemies in a sphere of water and attacks them in the sphere along with summoned sharks.
Tsukiumi is Minato's fourth Sekirei and claims herself as Minato's legal wife who she is super possessive over him. She has a norito or a Shinto ritualistic prayer granting special powers to her in battle The norito is “This water represents my pledge, purify the evil residing in my Ashikabi!” and attacks with strong water moves like Suiryū (Water Dragon).
Yūto Kigai is a student at Clamp Academy and serves as a bureaucrat at the Ward Office. He controls the element of water and transforms his body as liquid water at times. Yūto summons floods and uses water bolts in a battle to gain the upper hand in X-1999.
Water is a super force in the elements for it can give life and/or destroy life. The ocean is a massive body of salty water moving in waves or in currents. Flooding is a primary concern in coastal areas and land near water for it damages property and populations of organisms. Water is so much of an equalizer over fire that the molecules create a barrier between the fuel source and free-flowing oxygen for flames. A fire user would have to produce flames so hot that any water coming in contact with it might turn into steam.
