Wait.... Does this mean Earth is currently in an apocalypse style event with Black Mana witches and Super witches running around?
Earth is Hell.
So, how was that good for us from "from a certain point of view"?
Well, there's nothing specific or certain, because lore teams have always avoided being specific, but literally every Planeswalker is a talented mage. And then there's Gideon, who only uses magic to go Hulk w/ Whips Smash.
where is the long needle?
Clara Doll reference.
This is approximately the least surprising news ever. I mean, we started in Madokaverse, which is as or more prone to "It gets worse" than Worm, and for much the same reasons.SO we made things actively worse with our agreeing to become a magical girl. Whee.
But does that mean that Igniting grants super-leaning skills, that spark ignition favors skilled mages, or that people who have sparks, ignited or unignited, tend to be more skilled? Or is it that unskilled walkers tend to die after arriving at a hostile world?
| The stage-constructing witch (alias: Walpurgisnacht / real name: unknown); her nature is helplessness. She symbolizes the fool who continuously spins in circles. The witch's mysteries have been handed down through the course of history; her appellation is "Walpurgisnacht." She will continue to rotate aimlessly throughout the world until she completely changes the whole of this age into a drama. When the doll's usual upside-down position reaches the top part of the witch, she completely roils the civilization on the ground in a flash through her gale-like flight. |
Yes.
Her hat is so fancy. I want to be her friend, because nobody evil could have such a nice hat.. . . That wasn't what I'd intended at all. Seriously, everybody from the PMMM side of things already knows Walpurgisnacht is completely and utterly terrifying.
It was more of a "Hey, I'm a wee bit stalled on Jade's POV, so let's go take a look at what Kyubey is doing..." "...And possibly terrify some of my players in the process."
The stage-constructing witch (alias: Walpurgisnacht / real name: unknown); her nature is helplessness. She symbolizes the fool who continuously spins in circles. The witch's mysteries have been handed down through the course of history; her appellation is "Walpurgisnacht." She will continue to rotate aimlessly throughout the world until she completely changes the whole of this age into a drama. When the doll's usual upside-down position reaches the top part of the witch, she completely roils the civilization on the ground in a flash through her gale-like flight.
On a side note, that card description and picture are no longer accurate. It was changed even before Rajani (Subject #1781) was assimilated by Walpurgisnacht.
it's a giant hourglass, ain't it?
So did anyone else think that this was worth noticing?
We have no clue for any of them except the last. The first jump, usually made in haste in response to something life-threatening, like Jade tried when she Ignited, is always to somewhere 'safe' in all shown examples.
Have you considered making it Nanoha's POV? It would be a nice introduction to her and interesting to see someone else's view of Jade.
