The exact phrasing she used when she made her wish was, "I want the power to connect to others without drawing attention. I'll watch her (Niko) and burn her death into my eyes." Her power explicitly works by being able to connect to other Magical Girls in order to use their abilities, as well as connecting the powers that she has in order to make new results. She can also use magic strings from her hands (basically puppet strings) in order to attack or restrain enemies.She's kind of like mirrorverse evil Sabrina.
How exactly does Kanna's connecting powers work exactly? Because bringing all of Sabrina's friends with OP powers might possibly be incredibly unwise depending on the answer.
Her power might not work on Sabrina. Sayaka's didn't, though I wouldn't count on her not being able to use grief-bending.
Using magic to copy antimagic sounds a little queer, don't you think?Yeah, still not sure if it's a good idea to introduce time-stop, precognition, and anti-magic to her power-set.
Using magic to copy antimagic sounds a little queer, don't you think?
Kirika is basically our trump card when it comes to dealing with wacky bullshit, though, so she's pretty much on the team no matter what.
Oriko was threatened into compliance with a fate worse than death and Akiko went catatonic after attempts at diplomacy completely failed.
Not really. Her whole reason behind her revenge plot for Nico is because she believes that the latter more or less just made her existence in a roundabout manner just to feel better about her past. Kanna even points out that if Nico wanted to, she could have just wished to erase her own memories of the incident and lived a regular life. Instead, Nico made an ideal version of herself that knew nothing of the incident and live the ideal life that Nico wanted. There's also the case that over the course of Kanna's entire time with living with her family, she was living such a happy life to the point that she didn't even know about the gun incident until she bothered to look it up, implying that her parents pretty much were just shoving the incident under the metaphorical bus and lying by omission to her.
Sabrina can play up the "artificial person" angle, too. Maybe. Sabrina's origins are a mystery, of course, but there should be enough parallels for at least some sympathy in both directions.
She's also a sucker for (melo)dramatic speeches, if I recall correctly, so it might be the one time that hamming it up won't completely ruin our SOCIAL.
Kanna's reason for existing is because her original self wanted to make her pseudo-escapism version of herself real after she accidentally shot some kids when they were playing with a gun. Sabrina's version for existing probably doesn't even compare.
I'm a sucker for convince someone to join your side and suceed scene and one less problem for Sabrina is always welcome thing for me.
Fly in, kick the shit out of them, then make friends over tea is how we roll in
Bringing O&K would be ideal.
Just give that hoe a hug.
Remember we're supposed to invite them for tea at our place.
[ ] You know Oriko, for a moment there it sounded like your powers were coming back.
Nah, let her figure it out herself. Definitely don't get her hopes up. I think that we do want to subtly poke Kirika about it, though. Just let her know that a Magical Girl's signature powers are related to their wish, and that rejecting the Wish can cause the power to atrophy. She's sharp, she'll figure out what we're pointing her at and what it means if Oriko's powers are subtly coming back. And then she'll be sitting there ready to stabilize Oriko when she realizes - remember that Priority One on Oriko getting her powers back is "make sure they aren't fucking with her again", and Kirika's guaranteed to be the first responder to Oriko regaining her foresight. Oriko'd probably going to be a little bit shaken and it's important for someone there to understand and be ready to support her.
Homu wouldn't let us have Oriko tag along with us back then when Oriko was using our Grief Anti Pain Ring, even if we'd leave Kirika behind.
