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Originally Posted by Comartemis
I had thought of the linker core being the center of a magical cardiovascular system (magic circuits!) similar to the chakra rivers present in Naruto characters, I just forgot to mention it.
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Chakra rivers, infused nervous systems, magic circuits... They are all the same thing, and in other for magical damage to actually work (or something to recognize and avoid damage), there must a piece of the system running through the whole body.
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Originally Posted by Comartemis
"Linked mana"? As in mana being used in spells or mana ready to be used in spells, i.e. a personal mana pool?
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Mana able to be used in spells, because raw unlinked mana is useless. AMF takes advantage of this by forcibly delinking the mana in a constructed spell, causing it to fizzle faster than it usually does. This is mentioned specifically in the booklets.
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Originally Posted by Comartemis
I remember the DVD booklet mentioning that mages had to eat more than most people, but I chalked this up to their cores--being muscles--consuming a lot of physical energy. Eating food just for the purpose of replenishing mana sounds like something out of an RPG.
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Unfortunately, this is quoted wholesale from the DVD Booklet so no escaping it. Anyway, it's the same thing: Mages do have a higher energy requirement than normal people, and it's because they harness 2 forms of raw energy sources instead of 1.
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Originally Posted by Comartemis
Yeah, missed that one big time. Where is this mentioned?
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DVD Booklet, in the same article as A Mage's Diet.
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Originally Posted by Comartemis
Therein lies the logic disconnect for me; how can a muscle be purely spiritual?
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It isn't a muscle, period. It can't be detected by simple imaging, or even surgical techniques, but it remains anchored to the person's soul and that undiscovered secondary comms network. At least this is what I think, using what I know so far.
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Originally Posted by Comartemis
This works for me, to a degree. I'm still trying to get over the whole "core = muscle" thing, so I'm having a hard time conceiving of an LC behaving very differently from a muscle; just "awakening" technically shouldn't be possible.
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See my above answer. It really doesn't have to be a muscle, or any material component at all.
Just to add on: The LC only becomes visible with special scanning techniques of the magical world. They know how to look for it and make it visible.
Also, Shamal couldn't target something she can't see right? She even missed it, so making it visible would've helped.
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Originally Posted by Comartemis
The shinigami comparison sounds kinda out there to me, but transferring a linker core shouldn't necessarily be impossible with the right spells.
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It is. I only just thot of it.
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Originally Posted by JINNSK
I have finished my homework...Excuse my lazy translation.
Basically remaining part mentions Hayate's character.So,I'm not sure whether there is new information for you...
Spoiler for translation:
-In the last scene of A's ep13,Hayate was going to transform.Does she have transform skill?
Tsuzuki I think Hayate had mana of quantity same as Nanoha and Fate or slightly more than them if she healthy grew up.
All of her mana was forcibly made to save into "The book of the darkness" and she regained it entirely after awakening.
When she was fighting in ep12,it was the state that savings and mana of Reinforce were united.
After Reinforce disappeared,she has only mana of own.But she can use magic without stress,because there is the inheritance which Reinforce left.
-What's Reinforce's inheritance?
Tsuzuki It's a thing such as the knowledge about "the management of mana and the usage of magic".
For example,If a common person suddenly got a very high-performance PC,he cannot do what he want to do because there are not knowledge and experience.
Even if software was installed,he does not know what application he should start and which menu he should select.
I think Reinforce gave Hayate a thing like the very thick manual which Reinforce exhaustively and painstakingly wrote in information for Hayate to operate her PC.
Like "When you want to do ××,start ○○ and select △△".
Information about magic Reinforce used and collected by Knights recorded in memory of Hayate,and she can use magic by referring to it.
So,Hayate can do most thing Reinforce can do and she is not troubled with using magic for the time being.
But,When she is going to do that is totally new, she must practice and train it from a beginning.
-Is Hayate a type to train herself,too?
Tsuzuki If it is necessary,she will study and learn.But the direction may be slightly different from Nanoha and Fate.
Nanoha and Fate have character like "an athlete",so their last purpose is "I become stronger and better".
They regard it is important that becoming strong individually.
I think they are naturally ace.
But it seems that Hayate thinks herself doesn't need to be versatile and unrivaled.
To let knights can perform freely,or to support it so that her partners can demonstrate their ability.
I think the thought of Hayate is such a thing.
In the process when they grew up,Nanoha and Fate always experienced the situation that must be solved with "oneself alone",while Hayate have been helped by someone else all the time.So she always thought what she can do for other people...
-If anything, is she the type that resemble Chrono?
Tsuzuki Yes.Chrono and Hayate will get along well.LOL
Nanoha and Fate are "an athlete",while Chrono and Hayate are like a captain or a manager of the ball game.
In the individual competitions such as field-and-track events or the swimming,it is approximately impossible that a lower person beats a higher enemy.But it is not impossible in a real battle and some ball game.
Hayate and Chrono are the types that mind a strategy in such situation.
By the way,I think Nanoha and Fate are the type to think "i want to be able to throw a faster ball" if their fast ball is hit.LOL
-Which did you plot earlier,Hayate or the Unison device?
Tsuzuki It's Hayate.
In the first,I thought the book of the darkness was just as "The too big power that was given suddenly without expecting" and other stuff was not decided in detail.
-By the way,did Hayate learn cooking by somebody else?
Tsuzuki Basically,she probably studied it by herself in a library.
Probably,before Wolkens came,she made various cooking as a hobby,and she felt lonely "I cannot finish eating alone".And she dreamed to cook grand dishes for a family.
However, she got four families suddenly and her passion seemed to ignite at a stretch.
There are partners who she want to protect and they rely on her.I think she feel happy having such a place and she can do anything as far as she is there.
On the other hand,she is hardly interested about herself...
So,I think Hayate is suitable for a commander rather than an ace and she prefer to be in the most comfortable place where she can be mother of Knights and Reinforce2.
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Gah Hayate really went for the Priest route, no wonder she kinda sucks in melee/physical damage. Even her squishiness makes sense now.
Still doesn't remove the notion that she can combat with instant spells and suitable defences. Like a Shadow Priest.
It's all good to know; and I'm glad its still
keikakudoori on my side of things.
And once again, whether we like it or not, canon follows the specifications of a
game. Party mechanics, spell versus physical damage specialization, recharging mana with items or just sitting there, barrier jackets that work on stats alone, allowing Plate-ranked bikinis to have more defensive power than a full-body robe; this is the reality of canon we have to face as much as it doesn't make sense elsewhere. Suspension of Disbelief anyone?
And it's even more keikakudoori for my Codices!!! ^_^