This hot-headed protagonist works in her father's shop
Ember Lumen
The diverse metropolis where all elements supposedly "mix."
What is Element City
These elements travel through the sky in a massive airship.
Air elements (Clouds)
Ember’s father, who founded "The Fireplace."
Who is Bernie Lumen
The specific event that causes a leak in the fire district.
What is A broken canal/dam
The sentimental city inspector who is literally made of water.
Who is Wade Ripple
The name of the transit system that runs through the city.
What is the The Wetro
This earth element character has a literal "flower" crush on Ember.
Who is clod
Wade’s mother, who is a famous architect.
Who is Brook Ripple
The game that Wade and Ember play to see who will cry first.
What is the The Staring Contest (or "The Crying Game")
What happens to Ember if she touches water for too long?
She starts to extinguish/vanish
The stadium where the "Air Ball" game takes place.
What is Cyclone Stadium
The fluffy air element character who is Wade's boss.
Gale Cumulus
Bernie’s traditional bow of respect from his homeland.
What is The "Bāshā"
The blue flower Ember is desperate to see in person.
What is Vivisteria
The physical reaction that occurs when Ember and Wade first touch.
What is Steam/Boiling
The forbidden part of the city where fire elements are forced to live.
What is Fire Town
The type of "food" Ember feeds Wade to see if he can handle the heat.
What is Hot coals/Fire crackers
Ember's talent that her father hopes she uses to take over the shop.
What is Glassmaking
The material Ember uses to seal the leak in the canal.
What is Tempered Glass
What does Wade turn into when he is evaporated but then condensed?
He becomes a "drip" (or re-forms from condensation).
The city official who wants to shut down "The Fireplace."
Who is Fern Grouchwood?
This is the specific "elemental" homeland Ember’s parents left.
What is Fireland
The meaning of the name "Lumen" in Fireish.
What is Light
The internship Ember eventually leaves the city to pursue.
What is Glass Design/Architecture.