Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
Can't guess the plot if there's no plot.I was thinking Sayaka.
... Your mistake was assuming that anyone knows the plot to Mami Quest.
I certainly don't.
Tangentially related.
Can't guess the plot if there's no plot.I was thinking Sayaka.
... Your mistake was assuming that anyone knows the plot to Mami Quest.
I certainly don't.
I figured it out.I basically just write my mental models of the characters and then throw out some ideas as options. The other 5% is blowing up middle schools and hoping doing so works out
[YES] Build a treehouse at Madoka's place.But we should totally build Homura a treehouse at Madoka's place.
A fitting tree house for Madoka is probably sized to have chairs.[YES] Build a treehouse at Madoka's place.
Legitimately a fantastic idea. Madoka seems like exactly the girl that'd have a treehouse filled with board games and pillows, which means that Homura can't even complain.
I believe Sabrina'd know that it's like Homura: ask before hugging; it's just that it'd be a lot harder to get Jade to agree since Sabrina wouldn't have the same kind of initial social edge with Jade than the one she had with Homura (believing Sabrina was product of Madoka's wish).Random shower thought.
- Sabrina knows everything the thread knows
- The thread (or parts thereof) read Ignition
- Therefor Sabrina knows the plot of Ignition
Thus... if somehow Sabrina ended up meeting Jade (purely hypothetical) would she already know hugs wouldn't work?
Or for example, does Sabrina know the plot to Mami quest? or is there a meta filter to prevent Sabrina from getting metaknowledge on PMAS verse merely knowing about PMMM?
A fitting tree house for Madoka is probably sized to have chairs.
Everything is world class in Mitakihara - probably in the building codes, now that I think about it.
Like, two whole pages ago.
>all these people underestimating a hypothetical portalguca
Man, you guys need to watch some Wakfu.
I'd think the portalguca would necessarily have to be OP... or dead.To be fair, they were talking about Portal videogame style portals, where they can only be formed on a solid surface, have a set size, can't portal cut, don't make lasers when they self-intersect, etc etc.
Eh, fair, I did kind of skim it. Even then, portals are pretty hella versatile and applicable in combat.To be fair, they were talking about Portal videogame style portals, where they can only be formed on a solid surface, have a set size, can't portal cut, don't make lasers when they self-intersect, etc etc.
This is part of why I dare to be excited to work with Yukariguca; Even if all she can do is the gaps, they still don't require an anchoring surface, can move through space (allowing her to fly by just riding one) and, given that they cut through an eldritch nega-space between dimensions, are almost certainly facilitated by her witch's barrier-- we've seen how barriers distort space, especially when we tried to create one.I'd think the portalguca would necessarily have to be OP... or dead.
Like Mami; that first Witch fight without a clear way to attack the Witch... it kind of decides how things are gonna be or not be.
Eh, fair, I did kind of skim it. Even then, portals are pretty hella versatile and applicable in combat.
This is part of why I dare to be excited to work with Yukariguca; Even if all she can do is the gaps, they still don't require an anchoring surface, can move through space (allowing her to fly by just riding one) and, given that they cut through an eldritch nega-space between dimensions, are almost certainly facilitated by her witch's barrier-- we've seen how barriers distort space, especially when we tried to create one.
If the gaps are actually tearing the Here/There boundary, but she hasn't learned how to use any other application of her power/they're locked behind magic costs so prohibitive they'd pretty much kill her outright, then she can hypothetically, among other things, manipulate the border between Puella Magi and Witch, and holy shit we need to get on that right the fuck now.
Reminder that microwaving tea has been experimentally proven to be optimal method of brewing.
Once again, glorious SCIENCE has saved the day.
That'd certainly be a succinct explanation, especially since we have experience with people wishing to be other people before (Airi). To boot, Puella Magi fundamentally are youkai, and not that metaphysically different from Magicians-- they love to cling to their humanity, sure, but they're really human in name only at this point. Hell, when Kazumi wished to become human (instead of a magical chimera), Kyuubey warned her that she'd be wasting her wish, since she'd transform immediately from a human into a puella magi.It's hard to be certain given how little we actually know about her, but given that she's obsessed enough with Touhou to bother cosplaying the whole time, it seems likely to me that her Wish was outright for "Yukari's power" or to "be Yukari". Based on intent, that should give her more then just the gaps.
Of course, actually gaining that amount of power is pretty obviously over her potential, so it's anybody's guess how such a wish would actually manifest. Presumably there's some degree of nerfing going on even beyond prohibitive grief costs, since the Hope/Grief boundary is absolutely one that Yukari's power should effect. (Also, Firn wouldn't toss someone that can break the game if given unlimited cleansing at us.)
One particularly cute possible nerf is if in addition to grief costs, Yukariguca also requires belief from others to function, like actual Touhou youkai, but that's purely speculation on my part.
Yuuka "Genocide is just a game" Kazami?
See, the only way the Wish manifested is that 'Yukariguca' became 'eternally seventeen'.It's hard to be certain given how little we actually know about her, but given that she's obsessed enough with Touhou to bother cosplaying the whole time, it seems likely to me that her Wish was outright for "Yukari's power" or to "be Yukari". Based on intent, that should give her more then just the gaps.
Of course, actually gaining that amount of power is pretty obviously over her potential, so it's anybody's guess how such a wish would actually manifest.
So there are three things that came to me last night as I was trying to sleep.
One. Tonight, we should show Mami a new hug technique "Trio Sabrina Magnifica" where we create a clone and a chibi, and just sleep like that for the evening.
Two: De-Witchification is the harbinger of the Quest's endgame. Achieving it is the point at which Sabrina's global presence tips from from "A potentially useful ally and compassionate benefactor" into "The Most Valuable Magical Girl on the Planet." I suspect the quest will metamorphosis at that point. Because it's now about big things rather than the street-level interactions we've had.
Three. We're Homura's best friend. Like, her best friend. The only other person that has shown Homura the same level of understanding, empathy, and encouragement is Madoka at the end of the series. We're someone who assuages Homura's fears, while also knowing why she has those fears. We understand her to a degree that even Madoka hasn't. Yes, Madoka sees what Homura's gone through, but her understanding of those events doesn't allow her to predict Homura's betrayal in Rebellion. It doesn't allow her to see why becoming God to the world is a hell for Homura.
So, a question. What happens when we reach the point where our level of love, compassion and encouragement towards Homura begins to rival Madoka? What happens when Homura finds that she has two people that she feels very protective of? Will she begin to see her affection towards us as a danger? Will Homura's wish begin to interfere with her ability to have other meaningful relationships beside Madoka?
Homuficer won't come after us because we do something wrong. Homuficer will come after us because, in the cosmic hierarchy of the universe, anything that subtracts love from Madoka is a threat. She wished to protect Madoka, anything that compromises her love for Madoka is a danger. Ergo we are a threat. Because she loves us too much.
No, if anything, our presence is going to allow her, through contrast and comparing, to realize she's a homosexual and in love with Madoka.
Which, canonically, she doesn't realize until she becomes the Devil. Not until that exact moment.
She's one of the MCs in the Mahou Shoujo anime; what did you expect?
I agree with all of this. But I can also see Homura thinking that her affection for us is compromising her ability to protect Madoka. Love isn't a zero-sum, but Homura could certainly think that it is.I'm pretty sure I wrote an omake at one point where Madoka is safe but Sabrina is dead, and Homura's hand hovers uncertainly over the shield.
Homura can't kill us, though. Her love isn't a zero sum game. As much as she says otherwise, she loves the other girls so immensely that she NEEDS them, emotionally, to be part of her dream world. She isn't complete without them, and she's only compromising on that due to how much the loops have destroyed her.
Homura would never give us up, and she would never hurt us unless we were a legitimate danger to Madoka or something.
No, if anything, our presence is going to allow her, through contrast and comparing, to realize she's a homosexual and in love with Madoka.
Which, canonically, she doesn't realize until she becomes the Devil. Not until that exact moment.
I agree with all of this. But I can also see Homura thinking that her affection for us is compromising her ability to protect Madoka. Love isn't a zero-sum, but Homura could certainly think that it is.
Caring about others isn't the problem. Its having feelings that are approaching the same level of emotional commitment and how that interplays with her wish to protect Madoka. It's familial instead of romantic, but at a level where Homura struggles between the two.