I love the gender role, ethnic, and body diversity in these. Very descriptive, and fun! Awesome.

This is my friend's artwork! I'm incredibly proud and excited that it's been getting so much attention! Go Kaycie D!

Well hello, Oxygen! A sexy element you are. ;)

I already shared this on Facebook to my friends, but it bears repeating: Egads, this is brilliant...I envision kids books, cartoons, cards, and games...the way I've seen young ones obsess over Pokemon, Beyblades, Skylanders, and other "COLLECT THEM ALL" characters with stats to memorize and specific abilities and backstories...if you turned the elements into those things...we'd suddenly have a generation of chemists and physicists on our hands...whoa. Seriously.

Gold

They need to put out a DVD series... I need it for chemistry!

I hate to add this but if it is for teaching purposes then there is a small correction that must be made. Meitnerium (element 109) is listed as having been named after Lise Meitner (which is correct) however her work put Einstein's equation (e=m*c*c) into context of the observations being made by Otto Hahn (the guy who ended up screwing her over for the Noble Prize) tying the energy output and the loss of matter measured when Strassman and Hahn performed their neutron -> uranium bombardment experiments and found barium and krypton left behind to nuclear fission (breakdown of nuclear components into smaller parts) and not nuclear fusion (the enlargement of a nucleus).

tl&dr Meitner discovered nuclear fission, not nuclear fusion.

This needs to be a game. NOW.

Where are the ununs?

Awesome.