UbeOne
Daydreaming CPU
- Location
- Philippines
- Pronouns
- She/Her
This is horrible, have a funny.all you have to do to beat Mami is shout "witches are made of magical girls" and survive any return fire
This is horrible, have a funny.all you have to do to beat Mami is shout "witches are made of magical girls" and survive any return fire
Uh, who's is it actually? Momoko won't be able to make payments anymore, unless Maiko was named beneficiary. I'd hate to use the house and suddenly have a bank foreclose on it while we were using it or get kicked for squatting :lol
Every migrant that we've encountered so far has firmly insisted that they were able to provide for their own housing. From what we've seen, that's even been true- Yumi is apparently living in hotels (?) without issues, Rio/Kiyomi/Fuuka seem to have gotten a house or apartment somewhere somehow, and Chou wouldn't give up the vagrant life if you paid her (note: she would be deeply suspicious if you offered to pay her).Something that was bugging me today... As boss meguca of Nagamioka, Yui's going to be accumulating/has already accumulated a bunch of homeless meguca. It would probably be good for their mental health, and consequently their health, loyalty and overall usefulness, if they had stable places to live. That's a problem Yui ought to be able to solve. Thoughts?
That would freak the hell out of any girls who know who Momoko was.
edit: "Uh officer, pay no attention to the body in the basement. She's not actually dead! Well, she kinda is actually but only a little dead!"
Every migrant that we've encountered so far has firmly insisted that they were able to provide for their own housing.
Yumi is apparently living in hotels (?) without issues, Rio/Kiyomi/Fuuka seem to have gotten a house or apartment somewhere somehow
note: she would be deeply suspicious if you offered to pay her
O) Despite Minami's frankly adorable efforts to keep it a secret, the witchbomb remains a Damocles Sword over our heads.Okay, I was re-reading this and trying to note all the dangling long-term plot threads (short-term is our current discussion now that a group from Nerima Ward possibly sent their electric/metal typepokemonminionteam-mate to test invade our territory). Let me know if I've missed anything.
In no particular order:
A) Someone killed all the town's previous magical girls. They have yet to make a play for the territory. It's possible this was solely revenge motivated and they've gone back home with no plans to return but I wouldn't put all my faith in it.
B) Invisible Jerks keep cutting through Yui's territory to harass neighboring magical girls. We've given them Kaede to help track their attackers but haven't seen that bear fruit yet.
C) Plague-Doctor McNasty is still on ice in Momoko's Clubhouse basement.
D) There's also dangerous killer magical drones deactivated in that basement.
E) Who owns that clubhouse anyway? Is someone going to come sniffing around about the property.
F) Yui's friend Natsuki has the potential to contract but Kyubey thinks she'll get herself killed if she does.
G) Yui is trying to get the prickly Chou willingly working with her.
H) Tomo is mysteriously silent and possibly that elementary school child who has magic that Maiko said she'd track down.
I) The local magical idol singer is still debating whether she'll join the magical idol community or stay local.
J) Shinobu at school needs to learn to talk to people without activating her magic.
K) We have not tracked down all the local recent contractees, including at least one who can make 'magical objects' with kanji.
L) Yui wants to set Maiko and her brother up as a couple.
M) Yui's friend Natsuki is shipping Yui and Asami.
N) Other magical girls may invade at any time, believing the territory to be ripe for the picking with Momoko gone.
Z) Yui is convinced her life is basically an anime now.
Right, I'll edit that in.O) Despite Minami's frankly adorable efforts to keep it a secret, the witchbomb remains a Damocles Sword over our heads.
I wonder if that holds true even after her memories have been retroactively altered. I mean, a big reason of why she would not be a good contractee - besides a slightly sub-par potential - was that she was afraid of losing her only friend, which would lead to taking unnecessary risks to help keep her safe. That might have been mitigated.F) Yui's friend Natsuki has the potential to contract but Kyubey thinks she'll get herself killed if she does.
Didn't she have strong leanings towards the idol route? I seem to have already written her off unless we actively interene to keep her around.I) The local magical idol singer is still debating whether she'll join the magical idol community or stay local.
Yui (and SV) want to get to know all the magical girls better, so I didn't think that was worth putting in. Chou was only worth mentioning because of the amount of effort involved and the potential gains from her abilities.For example, Yumi has lost her wish magic. Do we do anything about it? I think there was a vague interest in getting to know the character better, though it is constantly being buried under more critical stuff.
Not so out of character. We know she has utility magic, that she can no longer use most of it, and we were present when Naoko taunted her about her friend.As for Yumi's wish magic, in character we know nothing. Out of character, I'm pretty sure we have Word of God her wish magic was something about being able to help that friend of hers who betrayed her
I agree that pushing housing on anyone is a mistake. At the same time, if we restrict ourselves to "come to us if you need anything," meguca won't be as likely to ask for help with housing as if we were to add "and specifically you can live at Momoko's old house if you like; I'm specifically planning to keep it as a safe, supportive home for meguca." I think that offering without pushing specific solutions to specific problems is generally a productive thing to do that our stability and social capital can support or will support in the near future.Every migrant that we've encountered so far has firmly insisted that they were able to provide for their own housing. From what we've seen, that's even been true- Yumi is apparently living in hotels (?) without issues, Rio/Kiyomi/Fuuka seem to have gotten a house or apartment somewhere somehow, and Chou wouldn't give up the vagrant life if you paid her (note: she would be deeply suspicious if you offered to pay her).
Ultimately, while I agree that it would be better if we could provide stable living arrangements to anyone on our team who doesn't have such, they don't need it and I suspect they don't want it either. It's a big step from agreeing to work for someone to agreeing to let them tell you where to live- because there's an implicit assumption that if your employer gifts you something, they can take it back. Company cars and corporate laptops aren't owned, they're issued, and can be recalled. Pushing others to live in locations we provide is thus demanding that they extend a lot of trust and faith to us, and those are precious resources we have in limited quantities- and what we do have can be better applied to other things.
Really, the best we can do is what we've already done so far- tell people to come to us if they need anything, whether it's magical, social, physical or financial. But if someone doesn't want to admit that they have a problem or would rather solve their problems themselves, we don't generally have the stability or social capital to push the issue outside the most critical cases.
It's Momoko's. Maiko said Momoko would have wanted it to be used.E) Who owns that clubhouse anyway? Is someone going to come sniffing around about the property.
What. *headasplode* Um, that would explain a lot, if true. I thought it was strange that the elementary schooler wasn't higher on Maiko's to-do list. But why wouldn't Maiko just tell Yui? Hmmm...H) Tomo is mysteriously silent and possibly that elementary school child who has magic that Maiko said she'd track down.
N) Other magical girls may invade at any time, believing the territory to be ripe for the picking with Momoko gone.
Other magical girls will be invading more or less constantly for some unspecified period of time.Fun fact: For the next unspecified period of time, I'll be rolling dice every time you go out being obviously magical to decide whether you run into one or more possibly-hostile magical girl(s) who entered the city recently. This time, I rolled 2d6 - 8 for the number of meguca encountered (i.e., a slightly more than 1 in 4 chance of encountering one or more meguca).
Oh, and these aren't just random encounters--once I set where an enemystandmeguca is coming from and why, she may potentially be a recurring character.
What. *headasplode* Um, that would explain a lot, if true. I thought it was strange that the elementary schooler wasn't higher on Maiko's to-do list. But why wouldn't Maiko just tell Yui? Hmmm...
That's true. I guess the theory, true or not, is consistent with everything we've observed thus far. I did not see that coming at all.Maiko is very aware of how intrusive her grimoire searches can be, so she doesn't like to share them without an extremely good reason. Since Tomo is cooperating with us and in no immediate danger, it's a problem that can probably wait until she's willing to open up to us.
Maiko herself said as much:Thinking that she's unhappy with some aspect of her non-meguca identity seems nearly unanimous.
If Tomo wants to keep it a secret, Maiko will keep her secret. It's basic ethics, after all.That... would be the elementary schoolers, Maiko sighs. My guess would be a school-related activity of some sort. I don't think I can get close enough to identify the correct girl without provoking suspicion. Maiko hesitates. I, ah, do have one guess as to who it might be, based on the research Minami and I have done, but if I'm correct she wouldn't appreciate being approached when not engaged in magical girl activities. I'd rather not go into details, sorry.
Didn't she have strong leanings towards the idol route? I seem to have already written her off unless we actively interene to keep her around.
As for Chou, I'll be shocked if she's not sleeping in that lot we're involved in paying her to renovate. She'll be building a hobbit hole there shortly, I expect.
H) Tomo is mysteriously silent and possibly that elementary school child who has magic that Maiko said she'd track down.
Well, Yui on the other hand, leaves no doubt, sound or not.I don't recall that particular theory coming up before? But it was suggested at least once that it might be her age Tomo is hiding; presumably, in that case, she doesn't talk over brainmail because her mental voice still sounds like a little girl.
It was Momoko's. She is now dead. Admittedly, she died in a Witch's Barrier so people probably don't know that yet, but property does not belong to dead people in perpetuity.It's Momoko's. Maiko said Momoko would have wanted it to be used.
What's this witchbomb business, now?O) Despite Minami's frankly adorable efforts to keep it a secret, the witchbomb remains a Damocles Sword over our heads.
Consider the Rio Trio: Yui offered to set them up, and they declined.Something that was bugging me today... As boss meguca of Nagamioka, Yui's going to be accumulating/has already accumulated a bunch of homeless meguca. It would probably be good for their mental health, and consequently their health, loyalty and overall usefulness, if they had stable places to live. That's a problem Yui ought to be able to solve. Thoughts?
"Witches come from magical girls whose gems are filled with grief."