2014-09-08, 14:15 | Link #561 | |
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Raishin and Yaya actually manage to almost totally destroy Shin at the end of volume 4, but this was thanks to the Magic Activity Dissonance Theory, where he ended up being no stronger than a normal human at some point for only a moment, on which Yaya could deal the fatal blow. Volume 4 shows more automata like him, from Germany, the Kreuzritter. All of these automata are also equipped with the same magic circuit as Shin, Fragarach. Although Shin is considered a MK4 version, meaning he's the strongest of them all. Of course as of volume 7, Shin is no longer strong enough to beat neither Yaya nor Raishin. Last edited by wAzure; 2014-09-08 at 14:28. |
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2014-09-08, 21:04 | Link #562 | |
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2014-09-09, 00:37 | Link #563 | ||
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There's more to Yaya's circuit aside from what the viewer does see. Horned-Yaya is far stronger than Shin and there's also the fact that Raishin himself hadn't mastered Kongouriki at the time they had to fight him either. Raishin's incomplete kouyokujin also boosts Yaya's strength immensely, to the point of making Loki seriously think he'd lose if he ever used that technique against him. Quote:
Raishin, like I said, made use of the Magic Activity Dissonance Theory to strike for a moment in which Shin had lost his abilities. Alice was casting her illusion magic on Shin, this basically rendered Fragarach useless, since “two different magic can’t exist within the same body”. |
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2014-09-11, 08:04 | Link #564 | |
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Also, I recall Shin calling himself a machine doll, implying he's different from standard automata. |
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2014-09-11, 20:01 | Link #565 | |
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If you read my post, I already told you what happened during their fight. Alice was using her own illusion magic on Shin's body, which following the golden rule here, rendered Shin unable to use any other magic. By extend I hope you understand that while being under Alice's magic effects (illusion magic) Shin couldn't activate his own magic circuit (Fragarach) because two different types of magic can't exist within the same body at the same time. Raishin made Yaya release a shock wave that ruptured Shin's eardrums since he was basically like a normal human under the effects of the illusion magic. Raishin aimed for this moment, and Alice didn't think he'd figure out what was going on (Because Alice was basically making Shin appear and disappear with her illusion magic, which made Raishin think Shin was moving way too fast, but evidently as you can see, it was all over when he figured out what was really going on.) Shin said he was a machine doll, but he evidently isn't. As of volume 7, 'Machine Doll' is someone considered to be a 'perfect being'. Shin is just Germany’s misconception of that idea. TL;DR Shin isn't a machine doll, Raishin won rupturing Shin's eardrums by making Yaya attack when he couldn't activate his magic circuit thanks to the Magic Activity Dissonance theory. |
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2014-09-11, 20:27 | Link #566 | |
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So next question. Kimberly and that school doctor guy. What's their story? |
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2014-09-11, 23:22 | Link #567 | |
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Kimberly and Cruel go a long way back. From all I've read so far(vol7), Cruel appears to have feelings for her, but Kimberly no longer cares about him (Writing 'no longer' because apparently she used to, when they were younger). All that's ever mentioned is that Cruel used to be some kind of soldier and that Kimberly used to hate everything related to magic with all her soul. Incidentally, it's also been mentioned that Kimberly is also working in something that involves a machine doll. She paid Cruel to keep an eye on Raishin after all. |
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2014-09-15, 08:08 | Link #569 |
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I checked wikipedia, which had a surprising amount of information. As of volume 13, everything's went to hell. There was a civil war and the academy was attack by the royal army. The headmaster was captured and Sigmund (or was it Sigurd) was defeated and appropriated.
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2014-09-15, 08:41 | Link #570 | |
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Spoiler for vol 12:
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2014-11-26, 03:49 | Link #578 | |
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