Tyrannus Universe: Best Materials

*Imperial representative.*

Scientists from ISL (Imperial State Labs) have documented a comprehensive list of the greatest materials and the rarest in our Universe.

*Metals*

Malanium (7/10 on strength charts. Only mine-able when the moon shines on atmosphere hardened Space Titanium. Can contain vast amounts of Malice and discharge it via the mental aptitude levels of its user.)

Vibranium (8/10 on the strength chart. Nearly unbreakable, can survive Ki blasts. Usable in manufacturing armor, weapons, and shields)

Adamantium (8.5/10 on the strength chart. Nigh-indestructible. Only the highest power levels can destroy it, but it is rarer than a red diamond.)

Etherinium (9/10 on the strength chart. Not touchable by flesh, will corrupt severely and irreversibly. If used to make weapons can devastate solar systems.)

Olympianum (9.5/10 on the strength charts. Extremely rare metal from Tartarus, formerly Olympus, a lost galaxy. Can devastate galaxies when amplified with a powerful ray, and can only be destroyed by a power-level above 9000. The vastness of the Universe and the general mystery of the Olympus galaxy makes finding this metal nearly impossible, therefore its true properties are unexplored.)

Draconium (10/10 on the strength chart. Indestructible by non-holy magic amplified weaponry. Can be used for armor, swords, shields, and to amplify gun power. It is hard to acquire as trade routes with Draco are not the best and are commonly mugged by Space Pirates.)

*Polymers, fabrics*

Magnolin (Spandex-like polymer. Used for advanced body mobility, increases strength and speed of wearer by compressing musculature and harnessing it into fists and feet. Some say the man who wears red and swings across Imperiance uses this fabric for his suit.)

Lilin (Comfortable, stretchy, for everyday wear. Exported from Lilia and Lilin, brother and sister planets. Very common, very comfortable.)

Zanyester (Loose, comfortable fabric. Used for pants, high quality suits, and under-suits for infantry.)

Ydorine (Pronounced, Dorine, this polymer is both tight and stretchy. Fit for active wear, but not as high quality as Magnolin.)