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| - Mantle confers complete invulnerability to all weapons of +2 or lower enchantment.
- Mantle is a now-defunct Kingdom in Remnant, located on the northern continent of Solitas. It was succeeded by the current Kingdom of Atlas. "Mantle" can also refer to the extant city of Mantle, the former capital of the Kingdom.
- Now, only the three most recent races in the lineage are remembered, the Precursors, the Forerunners, and most recently, the Reclaimers.
- Mantle is a character appearing in Pokémon the Series: XY Kalos Quest.
- Mantle is a member of Spider Troupe, an elite G.U.N. unit sent to infiltrate the New Black Comet alongside Team Dark. He served as pilot of the Giga Trooper utilized by the unit as part of their invasion. (SU: #59)
- A cloak that is simple, yet elegant.
- Mantle is a Toa of Fire, when he was a Ta-Matoran, he was trained to become part of the Ores Nui Guard with Matorans coming from all over Spherus Magna. His teacher was a Toa of Ice who gave up combat, his name was Bluhdred. Mantle later became a Toa of Fire belonging to the accidently anonymous Toa Escavo.
- A Mantle of Power, or simply Mantle, is a magical phenomenon that acts as a moveable container for the power and persona of a supernatural being. Not every supernatural being has a mantle; mantles are typically associated with magical heavyweights like pagan gods or the Queens of Faerie. A being in possession of a mantle assumes the identity it contains, and can wield its power. Mantles are first mentioned in Summer Knight.
- Mantle represents a mystical connection between a fae and the elements and emotions that a particular Court embodies. The higher a changeling’s Mantle rating, the more he has come to embody that Court’s ideals.
- mantle is the layer below the crust.in a volcanoe this rises through the crust above the crust and becomes magma as it rises through the crater and becomes lava. a&j animation
- A Mantle is a cloak-like garment worn mainly by women as fashionable outerwear. The word Mantle is from mantellum, the Latin term for a cloak, it is usually worn over indoor clothing, acting as an overcoat. Was worn from the 12th to the 16th century by both sexes. (Within the Renaissance era, so dont freak about being a cross-dresser.)
- A Mantle is a type of loose garment; a long, loose cape-like cloak usually worn over indoor clothing to serve the same purpose as an overcoat.
- The Mantle is a holy robe worn by dedicated temple worshippers and priests. While every faith has it's own unique mantle, these are reserved for the high clergy. The typical mantle is readily accessible for those who want to wear the garb, just speak to the temple attendant where you worship.
- On the planetoid Darien 224 when an ancient Vulcan psionic weapon, the Vorl-tak, was fired it caused an energy feedback which shattered the planetoid’s mantle which began to sink into the magma layer. (EV comic: "Cloak and Dagger")
- A mantle was something often created out of cloth-of-gold. Mantles were used at the ceremony to welcome a new supreme governor on the planet Birren, and used in conjunction with scepters. They were placed on his or her shoulders as a symbol of sheltering the people of Birren.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mantle]] mentel 'sleeveless cloak', from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mantle]] mantellum, mantēllum, 'covering, cloak', diminutive of mantum, from Gaulish.
- The Mantle is the second layer of the Earth. It is composed of the Upper Mantle and the Mantle, and is a total of 2,900 km thick. The mantle is mostly composed of rock, as the upper mantle contains lava fueling volcanoes. The mantle itself has a temperature of up to 1,652º Fahrenheit (900º Celsius).
- Upon activating their Kurakugan, the user is surrounded by a malleable, black, chakra-like substance shaped into a mantle. This mantle can then be further manipulated into a wide variety of shapes that suits the user's needs. This mantle is durable enough to be able to act as an armor, protecting the user from weapons. Because the mantle does not conduct heat well, it can be used to somewhat protect the user from Fire Release or even keep the user cool during a hot day.
- Mantle (女神の加護 Megami no kago, lit. Blessing of the Goddess) is a skill from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. In Path of Radiance, this skill allows its user to negate all enemy attacks, providing impeccable protection. Sephiran is the only wielder of the skill, with the in-game description erroneously stating that it reduces, and not negates, enemy attacks.
- The Mantle were a serie of passages and side-caverns in the Dark Dominion of Menzoberranzan. The Eastways: These tunnels lead to Driders' Chasm, east to the Fardrimm and the dwarf-claimed tunnels of fallen Delzoun. In this tunnels were the caves Ablonsheir's Cave, named for Ablonsheir U lu'ar, one-time Arch mage of Menzoberranzan, Cavern of the Severed Tentacles, named for a fail invation of Illithids from Phanlinksal, Pit-Warrens a jail for violators. Tn this tunnels were The Lustrum an are rich vein of ore and gemstones.
- The mantle was one of the interior layers of planets and stars. In planets, it was found between the crust and the outer core. Terra 10 was a Class M planet and its mantle was entirely crystalline, including a rich abundance of dilithium. (TAS: "The Terratin Incident") While the USS Enterprise-D was attempting to help the planet of Penthara IV by drilling into the surface with phasers, the drilling destabilized the stable tectonic plates and the mantle began collapsing around the bore sites, causing several volcanic outbreaks and severe earthquakes. (TNG: "A Matter of Time" )
- Slightly more impressive was the three-story windowless keep that loomed above the town on one of the cliffs. Captain Jute Hernan thought it a "wretched...pile of rock" that would be considered no "more than a border keep back home in Falar". Although crude, it was formed from blocks far larger than any that could be moved by man. The keep could be approached from the town across a defensive ditch or by a rickety set of wooden stairs that led to a dock at the base of the cliff. Chambers carved from the rock provided additional room.
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