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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen
Guys, 'Deus Ex Machina' literally means 'machine of God' right? And given the nature of his powers, I don't think we should expect any less.
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Literal translation = "god from the machine"
real meaning in literature or stories: "plot device that comes out of nowhere". Basically, something that moves the plot along basically because the author wanted it to move.
A previously unsolvable, extremely difficult, or intricate problem is suddenly solved with the introduction of a new character, object, or object. Used all the time by popular shounen series (think bleach/naruto: ultimate bad guy suddenly defeated by main character's newly learned ability!) or video games (this is more forgivable though).
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Originally Posted by Wilfriback
The omake was released before the episode where Saten showed her "power" together with her friends so only Uiharu is left.
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The omake was also released after the chapter in which said events happened in the manga, so maybe the omake was referring to revealing her powers more? You might be right though.