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Ah...Aaaahh...AAAHHHH...
- Location
- Earth
Fur real?
Well pawdon me
Well pawdon me
it was meowst offensive.
There, there, I know how you feel.
Thanks, I'm glad you like the idea so much, its one I've entertained in numerous ways before so I'm glad to see someone else not only liking it but potentially putting it to use.It's an interesting concept. I've recently been pondering running a quest from the perspective of a relatively sane witch. The idea that their barrier could function as a bargain-bin afterlife isn't something that had occurred to me previously, so kudos for sparking off some new thoughts there.
That said, we have @TheBleachDoctor's repeated Word ofMadokamiGod that Mama Amura ain't coming back under pretty much any foreseeable set of circumstances. So probably a good time to drop the idea. Even if her death did make me cry when I read it. Both times.
Didn't she eat all of Amura's brothers and sisters?
Pretty sure Doc just said there's no afterlife XD... Yet there are souls... Ghostbusters anyone?How unfurtunate that she died
Purrhap's she's in a better place
souls are the collective life force and driving consciousness of a being. without a physical container, either a body or a soul gem, they appear to simply disperse into the ether.Pretty sure Doc just said there's no afterlife XD... Yet there are souls... Ghostbusters anyone?
That's a depressing thought, not unreasonable but still. Though does that carry over to Witches who haven't been beaten into Grief Seeds?souls are the collective life force and driving consciousness of a being. without a physical container, either a body or a soul gem, they appear to simply disperse into the ether.
their barrier is the physical container.That's a depressing thought, not unreasonable but still. Though does that carry over to Witches who haven't been beaten into Grief Seeds?
Ah that makes sense, thanks for the clarification.
Thanks, I'm glad you like the idea so much, its one I've entertained in numerous ways before so I'm glad to see someone else not only liking it but potentially putting it to use.
Sounds like some cool stuff you're considering there, good luck with the idea, I hope something you like can come of it in one form or another.Yeah, "soul management" is definitely gonna be a branch of the technology tree. That's assuming I ever get round to writing this, since I'm pathologically lazy and have never run a quest before.
I was mostly quoting somehting I heard about cats doing and trying to take the edge off the whole "she died" thing... Come to think of it we still have't tracked down the guys that did the deed.
Which of course makes perfect sense! Thanks for the link, I really appreciate it.If you're interested in the physics of PMMM, you might like this thread where we attempted to thrash it out. Bottom line: everything makes sense except wishes. Wishes make no damn sense.
I was mostly quoting somehting I heard about cats doing and trying to take the edge off the whole "she died" thing... Come to think of it we still have't tracked down the guys that did the deed.
That was the plan, the idea, at least on my part, was an alliance between dog-girl and cat-girl to avenge Amura's mothers and bring justice down upon those two monsters.Well, the only evidence we have that someone did it deliberately is half a sentence in one of the Hitomi omakes. As far as Amura is aware, it was just death by misadventure.
It was a joke Do we know that the universe tries to screw over the MG? I always just assumed they got a bargain price version of their wish if they lacked the potential to see it through.It really doesn't. The big unanswered question is: why doesn't Kyubey con someone into wishing for Kyubey to have an infinite energy source? OK, this would massively exceed the new magical girl's "carrying capacity", but we've seen that in this case the wish still happens; it's just that the universe then tries to screw the MG over in retaliation*. Kyubey has shown no signs of caring about this.
Hell, whatever is granting wishes can violate causality. It pretty much has to be able to "reduce entropy", or whatever claptrap Kyubey is spouting today.
* Or at least that's one interpretation. Researching this is made more challenging for me by the fact that I'm avoiding reading or watching PMMM canon, for fear of being traumatised further.
Believe me, you can't run away for ever.* Or at least that's one interpretation. Researching this is made more challenging for me by the fact that I'm avoiding reading or watching PMMM canon, for fear of being traumatised further.
That was the plan, the idea, at least on my part, was an alliance between dog-girl and cat-girl to avenge Amura's mothers and bring justice down upon those two monsters.
Do we know that the universe tries to screw over the MG? I always just assumed they got a bargain price version of their wish if they lacked the potential to see it through.
Mwuhahaha, delectable!I heartily approve of this plan. Throw them in a witch's maze - see how they like being victimised by things higher up the food chain than them.
I always thought that was a comment on the girls not wishing for what they actually wanted or something like that, but that's just me.I personally don't have a clue. I think that Kyubey suggests this is so (some comment about how wishes are unnatural so the MGs shouldn't be surprised if they backfire), but that could well be Kyubeyganda. Never trust the bunnycat.
We can't even make an educated guess because we don't even know what grants the wishes. Is it Kyubey's magitech, or some other civilisation's leftover genie in a bottle, or some bizarre and coincidental side-effect of accessing one's magic for the first time?
The evidence seems to point vaguely towards the last one, but this is the least plausible option IMO because it's so damn random. Why would a person's magic be able to understand a human concept like "I must save Madoka"? Why would it be able to construct a time machine based on that, when magic is otherwise limited by causality? And why would it only be able to do this in the first microsecond of becoming a Magical Girl, when it apparently can't manage anything this sophisticated at any other time?
Well good luck to you thenI fully intend to try! Anyway, this wouldn't be the first fandom that I've learned about entirely through fanfiction.
Gotta save Meowdoka
If we don't, it will be a catastrophe!
Mama cat is dead forever. If you have Madoka wish to bring her back, it would bring back something that for all intents and purposes is your mother, but the soul is not the same. Mama Amura is dead; her soul ceased to exist and by no method can it be brought back from nothingness.
Well, the only evidence we have that someone did it deliberately is half a sentence in one of the Hitomi omakes. As far as Amura is aware, it was just death by misadventure.
It really doesn't. The big unanswered question is: why doesn't Kyubey con someone into wishing for Kyubey to have an infinite energy source? OK, this would massively exceed the new magical girl's "carrying capacity", but we've seen that in this case the wish still happens; it's just that the universe then tries to screw the MG over in retaliation*. Kyubey has shown no signs of caring about this.
Hell, whatever is granting wishes can violate causality. It pretty much has to be able to "reduce entropy", or whatever claptrap Kyubey is spouting today.
* Or at least that's one interpretation. Researching this is made more challenging for me by the fact that I'm avoiding reading or watching PMMM canon, for fear of being traumatised further.
Didn't Homura wish to go back and redo her meeting with Madoka though?
Personally, I first heard about PMMM when it was mentioned while I was browsing through TV Tropes. Which part of it was mentioned? The Witchbomb...* Or at least that's one interpretation. Researching this is made more challenging for me by the fact that I'm avoiding reading or watching PMMM canon, for fear of being traumatised further.
Amura sees no problem with this.And then the wish magic misunderstood Amura and transformed Madoka into a cat-girl at the start of the next loop.
Well given their connected to the persons soul I could see why they'd understand what the wisher once within guidelines, sort of anyway. As for saving Madoka, I thought Amura's wish was something like going back to Madoka to play with her again and get pets and such?I was talking about MeowQuest!Homura... Amura... whatever. I was just using it as an example of a high-level concept, of the kind that wishes apparently understand. "I want to redo my meeting with Madoka" would be another valid example.