Space ninjas, mages and highschool girls (Warframe/Negima)

Which one have you played/read

  • Warframe

    Votes: 709 55.3%
  • Negima

    Votes: 573 44.7%
  • I know nothing, Jon Snow

    Votes: 309 24.1%

  • Total voters
    1,282
[X] "Why does no one makes sense? the Child wants to know how to fight a dragon so I tell him what I can and Asuna gets mad at me for it! I decide to deal wit the dragon so he is safe and Takahata makes me promise not to then says something about how we both want everyone to be safe? How can everyone be safe if the threat is still there? People are only safe after the enemy is dealt with so they can't hurt anyone anymore. Fighting and eliminating threats is all I'm good at so why is it bad that I do that? I'm a Tenno! I'm a weapon! I'm supposed to fight; it's what the Orokin made us for!"
 
Uh, it seems kinda weird to refer to herself as a weapon when you know, she recently got a big revelation that no she's not a weapon. She's remotely operating a weapon. Even if she's still confused I think she'd realize that her crippled butt is not in anyway a weapon, and the Nova Warframe is.
its a melt down so her issues are gonna be coming out full force. on a meta level the point is to give Hakese the push she needs to understand how baddly Nova needs her, not just because she is emotionally attached to her but because Nova needs someone who can get past her shell and help her.
 
[X] "Why does no one makes sense? the Child wants to know how to fight a dragon so I tell him what I can and Asuna gets mad at me for it! I decide to deal wit the dragon so he is safe and Takahata makes me promise not to then says something about how we both want everyone to be safe? How can everyone be safe if the threat is still there? People are only safe after the enemy is dealt with so they can't hurt anyone anymore. Fighting and eliminating threats is all I'm good at so why is it bad that I do that? I'm a Tenno! I'm a weapon! I'm supposed to fight; it's what the Orokin made us for!"
 
its a melt down so her issues are gonna be coming out full force. on a meta level the point is to give Hakese the push she needs to understand how baddly Nova needs her, not just because she is emotionally attached to her but because Nova needs someone who can get past her shell and help her.
...But isn't her actual issue now that she's essentially been getting Hakase to fall for basically an avatar of someone that doesn't actually exist and the real person controlling Nova is nothing like the girl at all?
 
...But isn't her actual issue now that she's essentially been getting Hakase to fall for basically an avatar of someone that doesn't actually exist and the real person controlling Nova is nothing like the girl at all?
I knew I forgot one issue.

But yes, her main problem is that she isn't Nova, whether killy-wise, or body-wise.

Of course, realising that is kind of hard for her.
 
[X] Why can't people just let you destroy all the stupid dangerous things! That's all you're good for anyways! Destroying everything! They have no right to claim they should be protecting you when your kill count is at least ten times greater then the entire population of the campus!
 
I knew I forgot one issue.

But yes, her main problem is that she isn't Nova, whether killy-wise, or body-wise.

Of course, realising that is kind of hard for her.
at this point we REALLY freaking need to under go a War Within equivalent to start fixing Nova. being able to actually walk in Nova's true body and safely touch Hakese would do freaking wonders.

edit: also you are now imagining Nova's true body Yawning cutely as she falls a sleep in Hakese's arms
 
at this point we REALLY freaking need to under go a War Within equivalent to start fixing Nova. being able to actually walk in Nova's true body and safely touch Hakese would do freaking wonders.

edit: also you are now imagining Nova's true body Yawning cutely as she falls a sleep in Hakese's arms
I just imagined a very silly scene.

---

Hakase blinked as the child appeared in front of her.

"Uh... Who are you?"

"It's me," the child answered, before adding, after seeing the look of confusion on the scientist's face "Nova. You know, your girlfriend?"

A mix of confused emotions passed on Hakase's face, as she was trying to compute what was just said, before ending on shocked horror.

"Oh god. I'm going to jail," she said in a whisper.

Nova tilted her head in confusion.

"Why would you?"

It was a very awkward moment during which Hakase explained the various laws about the age of consent and so on.

"Oh Void. She's, like, a hundred and forty. I'm going to jail," finally concluded Nova, the same expression of shock on her face.
 
While a funny scene, consider the fact that Hakase herself ain't really that much older than the Tenno's apparent age. Only thing that'll change is that Hakase can now actually Pactio with Nova :D
 
Nesting Nova people! How many people are inside Nova?!
Ah there's this kind of Russian Doll where you have progressively smaller ones nested inside.

Clearly, every time Nova reveals her true self, she has another smaller self to reveal still.

Eventually it stops with hand sized chibi Nova who can ride around on people's heads and provide fire support that way. This is clearly where the big plot twists are coming in at. Nova's powers result in smaller Novas. This makes sense... for an amusing series of gags.
 
[X] Why can't people just let you destroy all the stupid dangerous things! That's all you're good for anyways! Destroying everything! They have no right to claim they should be protecting you when your kill count is at least ten times greater then the entire population of the campus!
 
[X] Why can't people just let you destroy all the stupid dangerous things! That's all you're good for anyways! Destroying everything! They have no right to claim they should be protecting you when your kill count is at least ten times greater then the entire population of the campus!
 
[X] "Why does no one makes sense? the Child wants to know how to fight a dragon so I tell him what I can and Asuna gets mad at me for it! I decide to deal wit the dragon so he is safe and Takahata makes me promise not to then says something about how we both want everyone to be safe? How can everyone be safe if the threat is still there? People are only safe after the enemy is dealt with so they can't hurt anyone anymore. Fighting and eliminating threats is all I'm good at so why is it bad that I do that? I'm a Tenno! I'm a weapon! I'm supposed to fight; it's what the Orokin made us for!"
 
[X] Why can't people just let you destroy all the stupid dangerous things! That's all you're good for anyways! Destroying everything! They have no right to claim they should be protecting you when your kill count is at least ten times greater then the entire population of the planet!
 
By Campus are we including the city around it? Campus is way to low, that's like what a few hundred people, we've probably done ten times that in single missions considering it's Nova we're talking about here. On the other hand if we're also dealing with the city that's what, maybe ten thousand people? I haven't seen Negima so I could be wrong (and please point out if I am) but that sounds right, in which case ten times the city would be more accurate, just by the fact that once we get beyond that point Nova will probably stop remembering her kill count.

Depending on how long the whole betrayal thing was and exactly what we were doing during that it could be even higher, with the upper limit being in the many tens of millions (planet is just too much, I highly doubt our killcount is even in the multiple hundreds of millions let alone billions), so with Japans around 125 million population I think this is probably more like what Nova would compare herself to (and considering her state she'll probably have some slight hyperbole but only slight), as such:

[X] Why can't people just let you destroy all the stupid dangerous things! That's all you're good for anyways! Destroying everything! They have no right to claim they should be protecting you when your kill count is at least as big as the whole country!

Tokyo's near 10 million will probably be a better comparison, but I doubt that would come to Nova's mind due to her lack of knowledge.
 
By Campus are we including the city around it? Campus is way to low, that's like what a few hundred people, we've probably done ten times that in single missions considering it's Nova we're talking about here. On the other hand if we're also dealing with the city that's what, maybe ten thousand people? I haven't seen Negima so I could be wrong (and please point out if I am) but that sounds right, in which case ten times the city would be more accurate, just by the fact that once we get beyond that point Nova will probably stop remembering her kill count.

Depending on how long the whole betrayal thing was and exactly what we were doing during that it could be even higher, with the upper limit being in the many tens of millions (planet is just too much, I highly doubt our killcount is even in the multiple hundreds of millions let alone billions), so with Japans around 125 million population I think this is probably more like what Nova would compare herself to (and considering her state she'll probably have some slight hyperbole but only slight), as such:

[X] Why can't people just let you destroy all the stupid dangerous things! That's all you're good for anyways! Destroying everything! They have no right to claim they should be protecting you when your kill count is at least as big as the whole country!

Tokyo's near 10 million will probably be a better comparison, but I doubt that would come to Nova's mind due to her lack of knowledge.
Negima takes place not just in a middle school campus but in a massive campus that includes multiple schools of all levels including college. So I would assume there would be at least 30k (the size of the largest college in real life japan) if not much more. It isn't surrounded by a city for no reason they need a city to keep this behemoth of a campus supplied and provide it's employee's and students places to live and shop.
 
[X] "Why does no one makes sense? the Child wants to know how to fight a dragon so I tell him what I can and Asuna gets mad at me for it! I decide to deal wit the dragon so he is safe and Takahata makes me promise not to then says something about how we both want everyone to be safe? How can everyone be safe if the threat is still there? People are only safe after the enemy is dealt with so they can't hurt anyone anymore. Fighting and eliminating threats is all I'm good at so why is it bad that I do that? I'm a Tenno! I'm a weapon! I'm supposed to fight; it's what the Orokin made us for!"
 
[x] You're useless. Useless as a maid, useless as a girlfriend, useless as a classmate. All you do is cause people trouble. The only thing you're good at is acting in your capacity as a living weapon, and you'd be happy with that if only you were treated like one. Instead, you're forced to sit around uselessly in spite of all the good you could be doing elsewhere. You don't belong here.
 
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