Puella Magi Adfligo Systema
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- Location
- Illinois
Sayaka stores the copied powers within crystals, right? Does she just carry them in her pockets or something?
*momentarily imagines her copying a power to summon things as if they're Eidolons*
She had them on a string apparently at one point. I'm slightly confuzzled.
Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
Yes, she's get them on Mumi-Ribbons.
Sayaklones.
UbeOne
Daydreaming CPU
- Location
- Philippines
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Why not?
- Location
- ⇙
I'm generally fine with handing out clear seeds, but that's mostly because we know these groups and I think it's unlikely that they will use infinite magic to cause trouble.
This isn't necessarily the case for other magical girls we meet. There are all kinds of people, even worse teenagers, in this world so giving away more or less unlimited superpowers could be bad depending on the person and the power in question.
This isn't necessarily the case for other magical girls we meet. There are all kinds of people, even worse teenagers, in this world so giving away more or less unlimited superpowers could be bad depending on the person and the power in question.
Madou Sutegobana
Autocorrupt has been disabled.
- Location
- Twin Realms Mandala
He didn't want my wallet.
Vebyast
Nascent Transhuman
Don't think so; we already said that and we should trust her to remember it.
Note that our request isn't just "give it away"; it's "give it away and then tell us so we can go after them". I expect that our usual tactic with troubled meguca will involve asking them to move near us so we can keep an eye on them and provide support.
- Location
- The Surface Of A Hostile Planet
Mmm. I think it's an undervaluation, personally. Meguca are unique sources of abilities unavailable anywhere else, meaning that two weeks of their time is worth significantly more to the market then two weeks of the vast majority of normal people making minimum wage.
Take Miss Pixels, even - that commission she normally charges a grief seed for would cost way more than a thousand dollars for a mundane team.
Torgamous
Aspiring Gynoid
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Possible branch of the Jyuubey tech tree?
Jonen C
F.M.D.G.
- Location
- Lincopense, Ostrogothia, Suecia
Ok...
...
Why are we whispering?
Hey, guys. Is it just me or is it probably time to stop by QB and siphon a pipeline of grief down his backhole? Say probably two or three clear seeds worth?
Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
Well, yeah. It's getting way too much.
I guess we step away from the group a moment and call KB?
- Location
- Somewhere!
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Are there any actual downsides to having giant grief clouds?
- Location
- Rockford, USA
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Doesn't seem like it does anything, no, but at some theoretical point we'll have so much that it starts slipping outside our range. And it's conspicuous as hell. Honestly, it seems like people are just slightly nervous about having that much of the stuff around, considering what it does -- not that I blame them.
They freak other megucas the hell out.
Jonen C
F.M.D.G.
- Location
- Lincopense, Ostrogothia, Suecia
We are only capable of compressing it so much without issues, and it takes up a lot of space and needs to be within our control radius.
EDIT: Mind you, siphoning with QB takes a fair amount of time, recommend scheduling it for after our social visitation tour is over - but soon after since we're going to have uncomfortable amounts of grief from three clear seeds.
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Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
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- Location
- United Kingdom
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Need to wait until Mami is at School before we can deal with QB.
Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
Sayaka Power List:
- Ribbons (Mami)
- Unstoppable force (Nadia)
From Ishinomaki:
- Cloning (Koizumi Aki)
- Geokinesis (Inoue Yuuna)
- Lightning (Sato Kimiko)
- Super Eyesight (Ueda Miyako)
- Hypnosis (Kagome Ayaka)
From the Tohoku Group:
- Flight (Tsubaki Chouko)
- Plant control (Suzuki Haru)
- Paper control (Suzuki Rei)
- Invisibility (Umeko Yuko)
You know, flight is kind of redundant; an upgrade, rather than a new power.
Also you know, Cloning+Invisibility+Hypnosis and I'm really glad Sayaka's a Paladin sort of gal.
- Ribbons (Mami)
- Unstoppable force (Nadia)
From Ishinomaki:
- Cloning (Koizumi Aki)
- Geokinesis (Inoue Yuuna)
- Lightning (Sato Kimiko)
- Super Eyesight (Ueda Miyako)
- Hypnosis (Kagome Ayaka)
From the Tohoku Group:
- Flight (Tsubaki Chouko)
- Plant control (Suzuki Haru)
- Paper control (Suzuki Rei)
- Invisibility (Umeko Yuko)
You know, flight is kind of redundant; an upgrade, rather than a new power.
Also you know, Cloning+Invisibility+Hypnosis and I'm really glad Sayaka's a Paladin sort of gal.
We might be carrying way too much Grief already. We're planning to empty one more Seed, too, so I think we need to bite the bullet, step aside, call KB, and hope it doesn't take it as an invitation to torment Mami some more.
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- Location
- ⇙
I didn't mean the Touhou girls giving away their clear seed if they get attacked, but rather that we should thoroughly check the people we give them to, when it comes to Sabrina distributing them herself.
While I generally think that a lot of magical girls are mainly doing despicable things due to the general grief seed scarcity, there are problay also magical girls who are just assholes and will try to use their newfound free magic for nefarious purposes as soon as Sabrina is away.
Same goes for grudges. They won't suddenly go away just because the thing they were fighting about has become obsolete.
The Narrator
Disembodied Voice
- Location
- Somewhere Offscreen
We could rent places for them to live if we had a fake ID that said we were a legal adult.
So far she's only been talking to "good" meguca that we're on friendly terms with. It might be different story when she meets some that are more morally ambiguous, like the Sendai group.
It's only submitting temporarily to buy some time. As Torgamous said, when someone points a gun at you (and you've neglected to wear your ballistic vest that day for some reason), then you give them your wallet. What he neglected to add was that, as soon as you get away from the guy with the gun, you call the police. Anyone who does steal a Clear Seed is going to have Team Mitakihara coming after their ass to explain to them the error of their ways.
As I see it, Clear Seeds don't really increase a meguca's power, just how long they can sustain that power. So in logistic terms, it's not like handing out artillery and tanks to people who previously only had small arms, but more like handing out supplies like food, medicine, fuel and ammunition for the weapons they already have. That certainly does give them some advantage over others--logistics is one of the most crucial aspects of winning a war--but it's in terms of sustainability for a prolonged engagement rather than immediate firepower. It won't make much of a difference if we have to bring overwhelming force to bear to stop them from doing bad things.
Clear Seeds aren't going to solve all the problems right off the bat, but eliminating the most pressing problem of Greif Seed scarcity will make it possible to address the other issues. (Although if we can enchant an alternative option, then we could eliminate scarcity without handing around Clear Seeds.)
BlackoutSampler
So Easily Forgotten
I'm pretty sure we need to track down Kyubey before long, unless you guys want to spend the rest of the trip in a improvised Grief Death Star. All these Clear Seeds must be clogging up our carry-on luggage quite a bit.
and a little silly bit I just thought up
and a little silly bit I just thought up
So a wild Sabrina has invaded your territory! What is a poor magical girl to do! Relax, I , Pretty Reveloutionary Sailor Strawberry Magical Cure The Magical Girl, have written a guide to surviving this (un)natural disaster.
Rule 1: Don't fight the Sabrina. It may be tempting to punch her smug/clueless/smugclueless face, but she is maddeningly powerful in combat. And if you do manage to subdue/kill her, you would have to fight pretty much everybody else. as disruptive as she can be, nobody wants her gone, so everybody tends to dogpile anyone who attempts to capture or kill her.
Rule 2: keep smiling. The Sabrina likes smiles. And she is terrible at reading people. so put on your biggest, fakest smile and just nod along as she spouts her random feelgood speech of the week. It would be over in just a minute anyways.
Rule 3: The Sabrina is not a trap. She is many things, but subtle ain't one of 'em. Not only will you pretty much always be able to feel her coming from a mile away (barring a Code H, but by then, you might as well be fighting Kenshiro cause you're already dead), but she blunt and rarely makes promises she can't keep. So, if it sounds too good to be true, just take the deal.
Rule 4: The Sabrina has a minor phobia of toucans. If you want to drive her out faster, hang lots of posters of toucans, pour some Froot Loops and put on the National Geographic channel equivalent of your country. It speeds things along exponentially.
Rule 5: The Sabrina doesn't touch the kitchen. While mechanically talented, the girl has no sense of taste. There was this one time, where a girl accidentally switched the salt and sugar, and The Sabrina dumped a whole spoonful of salt into her tea and kept drinking. So yeah, make the snacks yourself.
Rule 6: Just let her in, then show her out. The Sabrina sees doors as suggestions, pleas to "Stay/Go Away" as "please hug me" and running as an invitation to play "tag". Just suck it up and let her talk, and when in doubt refer to Rule 2.
Rule 7: don't flirt with The Sabrina. She's clueless to anything less subtle than a 2x4 to the head and The Mami has claimed dibs. (for info on The Mami, see the Rules of Tomoe Engagement)
Rule 8: don't science while she's watching. If you get her started, she may never leave.
Rule 9: I can't believe I have to say this after Rule 1, but don't fight The Sabrina's entourage either. Seriously, they are usually powerful enough themselves, and it almost always leads to breaking Rule 1. So seriously, don't.
Rule 10: If all else fails, pass the buck. If she's being too annoying, just mention something about a neighboring group and direct her that way. she gets distracted easily.
Rule 1: Don't fight the Sabrina. It may be tempting to punch her smug/clueless/smugclueless face, but she is maddeningly powerful in combat. And if you do manage to subdue/kill her, you would have to fight pretty much everybody else. as disruptive as she can be, nobody wants her gone, so everybody tends to dogpile anyone who attempts to capture or kill her.
Rule 2: keep smiling. The Sabrina likes smiles. And she is terrible at reading people. so put on your biggest, fakest smile and just nod along as she spouts her random feelgood speech of the week. It would be over in just a minute anyways.
Rule 3: The Sabrina is not a trap. She is many things, but subtle ain't one of 'em. Not only will you pretty much always be able to feel her coming from a mile away (barring a Code H, but by then, you might as well be fighting Kenshiro cause you're already dead), but she blunt and rarely makes promises she can't keep. So, if it sounds too good to be true, just take the deal.
Rule 4: The Sabrina has a minor phobia of toucans. If you want to drive her out faster, hang lots of posters of toucans, pour some Froot Loops and put on the National Geographic channel equivalent of your country. It speeds things along exponentially.
Rule 5: The Sabrina doesn't touch the kitchen. While mechanically talented, the girl has no sense of taste. There was this one time, where a girl accidentally switched the salt and sugar, and The Sabrina dumped a whole spoonful of salt into her tea and kept drinking. So yeah, make the snacks yourself.
Rule 6: Just let her in, then show her out. The Sabrina sees doors as suggestions, pleas to "Stay/Go Away" as "please hug me" and running as an invitation to play "tag". Just suck it up and let her talk, and when in doubt refer to Rule 2.
Rule 7: don't flirt with The Sabrina. She's clueless to anything less subtle than a 2x4 to the head and The Mami has claimed dibs. (for info on The Mami, see the Rules of Tomoe Engagement)
Rule 8: don't science while she's watching. If you get her started, she may never leave.
Rule 9: I can't believe I have to say this after Rule 1, but don't fight The Sabrina's entourage either. Seriously, they are usually powerful enough themselves, and it almost always leads to breaking Rule 1. So seriously, don't.
Rule 10: If all else fails, pass the buck. If she's being too annoying, just mention something about a neighboring group and direct her that way. she gets distracted easily.
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This of course is assuming Sabrina and co. are not occupied with other matters that have cropped up.
Sayaka's powers
- Location
- The Surface Of A Hostile Planet
Sayaka Powers Copied
September 2018 Update: Check the Day Planner - that's where the up-to-date listing is!
March 2019 Update: The wiki also has an up-to-date listing.
Also, with elemental powers, flight, paper control, and cloning, Sayaka can do a scary good Konan cosplay.
September 2018 Update: Check the Day Planner - that's where the up-to-date listing is!
March 2019 Update: The wiki also has an up-to-date listing.
Also, with elemental powers, flight, paper control, and cloning, Sayaka can do a scary good Konan cosplay.
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