Q: How BMR works?
In a special effects display that would have been dazzling if the author had any inclination to describe it, Gin dramatically came in from offstage. "Actually, [Bad Moon Rising] works by [redirecting sunlight in space according to my will]. It's a simple matter of [geometry]," he claimed, "to [bounce it off of the lunar surface] so that it [reflects back onto the Earth] and [creates the effect of a full moon], allowing me to use the fullest extent of my werewolf powers at any time of the month."
The girls stared at him for several seconds, until Yukari raised a hand. "So if you can direct and focus sunlight any way you please," she asked, "then why can't you take out your opponents with precision solar lasers?"
"Well," Gin muttered sheepishly, "precision was the key word, there. And it's something that BMR.... lacks. Or to be more accurate, it's precise.... in astronomical terms, which aren't really that useful when scaled down for human-sized use...."