It WOULD be fairly hilarious to slap Metallia with them.What do you know, Onogoro actually approached the binding of gods in a fairly sensible manner.
These guys might be worth employing once the Ministry surrenders.
It WOULD be fairly hilarious to slap Metallia with them.What do you know, Onogoro actually approached the binding of gods in a fairly sensible manner.
These guys might be worth employing once the Ministry surrenders.
Yeah, if anyone here could actually trace a vague magical signature back to its source, point A to point Z by skipping everything in between in 3-space, I'd actually bet more on Usagi and her crazy nonsensical instinct-casting than on anyone else. Now, do I give that a good chance of actually happening? Not really, but I'd still put it at >0%.It occurs to me that magic in Nanoha's own setting is quite "denatured," in that it is almost entirely a matter of pure analytic computation. Principles like the laws of sympathy and contagion don't seem to show up very often, while principles of mathematically rigorous manipulation of matter and energy show up all the time.
If Raising Heart's own magical paradigm is much like the TSAB's (and they do seem compatible) then Raising Heart may actually not have a sophisticated grasp of sympathetic magic.
She probably can't, place was inside and there weren't any windows
Given how many rockets were flying at the helicopters and are being intercepted by Nanoha, it seems extremely unsafe for helicopters to continue to operate over MCAT headquarters or anywhere near it unless someone or something is stopping the rockets about as thoroughly as Nanoha was.And as for the air cavalry, we were told to keep the rockets from firing for the next turn. We don't actively need Nanoha dealing with rockets unless we receive a second wave immediately after the first.
She probably can't, place was inside and there weren't any windows
Don't know, but I guess never. Though it would stop Usagi from giving coordinates
The problem isn't Nanoha trashing the building, the problem is knowing which building Nanoha needs to trash.
Don't know, but I guess never. Though it would stop Usagi from giving coordinates
Hmm...I hadn't considered that. Do we have any idea how visible the godbinding circles are, now that Sailor Moon did her thing?
The problem isn't Nanoha trashing the building, the problem is knowing which building Nanoha needs to trash.
This at least we do know since the sealing ritual was using the bursts as a targeting vectornd whether the aftermath of a Lunar Rainbow Burst automatically leaves easily detectable traces.
She learned binds a couple of days after she meet Yuuno before ever meeting Fate between episode 2 and 3 in the episode 2.5 audio drama.Have we seen her use those yet? The obvious reason for her to have started learning them was to counter Fate, and she's only had one encounter with Fate so far.
Ah.She learned binds a couple of days after she meet Yuuno before ever meeting Fate between episode 2 and 3 in the episode 2.5 audio drama.
After looking up sympathetic and contagion magic some of the effects of them essentially seem to be like "spooky action at a distance" otherwise known as quantum entanglement.It occurs to me that magic in Nanoha's own setting is quite "denatured," in that it is almost entirely a matter of pure analytic computation. Principles like the laws of sympathy and contagion don't seem to show up very often, while principles of mathematically rigorous manipulation of matter and energy show up all the time.
Honestly, it doesn't sound like it so much "overloaded" them as that the circles just weren't designed to stop that spell at all because it never crossed anyone's mind that their attempt to bind a goddess in mid-teleport would result in them accidentally summoning her to one of the ritual circles.We shouldn't be quick to assume that it'll be easy to pick out the traces left behind by Usagi's casting of Lunar Rainbow Burst. It's possible that whatever methods the Ministry have employed to camouflage their ritual sites. Her magic may have overloaded the godbinding arrays,
Kiiinda. The thing about real quantum entanglement is that it has no persistence. You jostle one of the entangled particles and that's a form of 'observing' it as far as quantum mechanics is concerned, WHAM, the entangled state breaks.After looking up sympathetic and contagion magic some of the effects of them essentially seem to be like "spooky action at a distance" otherwise known as quantum entanglement.
Well, there was a Lunar Rainbow Burst.
The big question is what was seen visually from outside the building, and whether the aftermath of a Lunar Rainbow Burst automatically leaves easily detectable traces.
We shouldn't be quick to assume that it'll be easy to pick out the traces left behind by Usagi's casting of Lunar Rainbow Burst. It's possible that whatever methods the Ministry have employed to camouflage their ritual sites. Her magic may have overloaded the godbinding arrays, but that doesn't automatically translate to it messing with any illusion magic cast on the sites as well. Whatever protections have been cast on those sites, they have proven sufficient for hiding away active godbinding rituals, themselves not an insignicant weaving of magical power.
Sure, for real quantum entanglement, but in fiction it's just sci-fi speak for sympathetic magic.Kiiinda. The thing about real quantum entanglement is that it has no persistence. You jostle one of the entangled particles and that's a form of 'observing' it as far as quantum mechanics is concerned, WHAM, the entangled state breaks.
The laws of sympathy and contagion are much much more resilient than that because they're based on the fictional belief that objects retain permanent or near-permanent mystical connections to each other, or that you can literally affect someone or something by affecting a toy model of them, even if the toy model has never actually been in their presence.
It's like saying that all forms of telekinesis are "kinda" like gravity in that they just arbitrarily work on all forms of matter indiscriminately.
Yes i just brought it up because i recalled a databook entry talking about one of the core skills of magic in Nanoha is taking reactions that occur between things in nature like setting fire to something and controlling and triggering those reactions at will with mana. And that Quantum entanglement could be part of that and result in the quantum entanglement not being easily broken when done with magic.Kiiinda. The thing about real quantum entanglement is that it has no persistence. You jostle one of the entangled particles and that's a form of 'observing' it as far as quantum mechanics is concerned, WHAM, the entangled state breaks.
Reacting
Like holding flammable things near a fire would make it catch fire, when reactants come in close contact with each other certain reactions can be observed. Controlling and triggering these reactions at will using mana is a skill at the core of Magic, but it seems that between Thoma and Lily, a some sort of special reaction is happening. To note, "pain in the eye and a strong headache" are symptoms observed when compressed information enters through the retina, and thus send directly to the brain.