So, then, nothing really ties these "Components" together...? I think that's where my main confusion over all of this was coming from...I didn't know it's just you defining the Elements within the various colors...Especially since the definitions seem so vague at times...
Riddel's SnakeSkin seems like it would go under either your "Barrier" or "Protection" definition (I don't know which it defends against).
Luccia's Mix&Match doesn't seem to be defined by any of the Black definitions (or maybe I'm not looking at them vaguely enough...?).
Razzly's Raz-Star seems like it would fall under the definitions you give for the Meteorite-based White Elements.
Orcha's SpiceOfLife is a Red healing Tech (one of the only I remember), which doesn't seem to fit into your definitions.
Your Red needs to integrate either Lucca's HypnoWave or at least Miki's SexyWink.
Speaking of which, Miki's DanceOnAir seems to use air-waves or some such...does that somehow count as 'break-down'...?
MoonShine would be more like "Protection" than "Barrier", though, wouldn't it...? It's for physical attacks, isn't it?
Shouldn't all of Starky's moves be Shadow since they're lasers...? Perhaps it can be written off as "alien technology that works differently from Robo", I guess...
Mojo's Voodoo Dance...?
Funguy's SporeCloud & Myconoids sound more like they'd be more along the lines of your Green's "Nature" definition (although it should be noted that mushrooms aren't plants, I don't know how much that matters).
What about the various TurnColor & AntiColor Elements...?
Which of each color specific definitions defines White's WeakMinded? Yellow's LowRes (or is that part of "Mold"?)? Red's Strengthen, Weaken & NinetyNine? Or Black's Genius, Imbecile, & SealAll?
And what about the Summons...?
There ya go. That's all I got for ya for now (didn't look into Monster Techs).
Psh... I do these things because I can; plus there's no innate(hehe... I made a pun) validity to considering the two systems as separate either.
Besides the facts that we're given them separately, they're explained differently, and act differently.