Quamethysphere

The Quamethysphere represents the updated version of the “Mystical Purple Lamp” from the very first imagination of the SuperNaturals. It cycles through power level emissions, its energy levels follow the graph of the tangent, with infinite energy emissions every thousand years, though immediately after this it absorbs infinitely much energy, so the only way to harvest that energy is to separate itself from its past emissions right before it switches. An improper power extraction method used by Quantis shattered it; the resulting explosion had similar properties to that caused by antimatter and matter of the weight of the Quamethysphere coming into contact with each other; as soon as each shard ceased making physical contact with another, it teleported to a seemingly random point in the universe. One fragment actually teleported itself into Quantis’ brain. It corrupted his mind, and made him more evil, even in the short time it took for him to have it removed by Fred's Surgery House. The closer proximity any piece is to him, and the longer the exposure, the more evil he is; it also causes him to tend to be more determined to find other pieces, on top of his already wanting its immense power; it doesn’t affect other people’s minds who didn’t have a piece teleported into their brains.

At its power peak, it gives the coveted ability to travel through time to anyone who has the right tools and knows how to harness such power. If its shards are pieced together, they won’t be as amazing as the original, but if they’re pieced together and then placed next to a past version of itself at its energy peak, then the pieces will meld back together and it will be as good and as powerful as new. Plasmaniac wants to find it so that he can go back in time and prevent his parents from moving to Oklahoma.

Chemically, the Quamethysphere is similar to an aerogel, with the solid portion consisting of a previously unknown and still mysterious chemical dubbed Quamethite, and the gaseous portion consisting of pure, relatively cool plasma; there are many other components that are unidentifiable--these make it impossible to imitate and keep its source of power a mystery. It is thus very resistant to kinetic force and nigh indestructible by mechanical force. It feels and looks like something between blown glass and aerogel with a plasma lamp inside. It is an excellent insulator, so it’s always about room temperature, yet it conducts electricity, is slightly magnetic, and has many other strange and even undiscovered properties.