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Is it possible to use magic resistance to defend against psychic abilities like Akiha's plundering field or Azaka's spontaneous combustion?

I guess that's true, it slipped my mind that Delusional Heartbeat was just the ability of the arm. What about something like Cyber Fantasy then? Would that also count as a curse, or do we not have...

In the case of Delusional Heartbeat though, True Assassin developed the technique while he was still human. So would it have still been that strong before it was sublimated into an NP?

Wait, what? Did we actually learn that at some point?

So, I was thinking. How exactly does the curse of Delusional Heartbeat bypass the target's magic resistance? Looking at something like Touko's Ansuz, which can also directly target the heart, magic...

Summon Albert Einstein as a Caster who manipulates quantum mechanics. :neco_arc:

Now that I think about it, has there ever been anything capable of thought/mind reading in the Nasuverse other than the Eltnam family's etherlite? I don't recall there being anything else derived...

The actual definition of "Inversion Impulse" is simply having one's mind overwhelmed by some other aspect of their person. So, while demon hybrids are prone to it, it is in no way unique to them.

Kind of? The closest things I can think of would be when Sakura had her personality warped by Angra Mainyu or when Darnic forced Vlad to use Legend of Dracula in Apocrypha.

Is there a reason why the Fifth True Theoretical Element doesn't seem to react to people with magic circuits? In Notes, it's stated that to even hold Black Barrel your body has to be completely...

But then who was the Furtive Pygmy?

In that case, what if you just ran completely asinine amounts of ether through a tedious and unnecessarily time consuming refinement process until you achieved a great enough concentration to turn it...

It was all a very peculiar chain of events, but around 6+ years ago now I was playing some shoddy Byond game to pass the time because I still had dial-up internet and sadly couldn't manage the...

That's a very valid point, which apparently slipped my mind somehow. Do you think there's any way that modern magi could theoretically turn bits of the earth into Grain then? Cause now that I think...

Oh, Nasu. :neco_arc:

By the way, as more of just a random hypothetical, if you brought an extraterrestrial substance like a moon rock back to Earth and gave it to a magus, could they theoretically...

That makes a lot of sense, actually. The one thing I seem to be getting hung up on though is that Ether isn't analogous with Mana, is it? I thought Mana was the term used for the uncontained magical...

If that's the case, then which part is actually toxic? The dust or the high concentration of Ether?

I was reading through the useful notes document earlier today looking for some information on Grain and something caught my attention.

If Grain=Ether and Ether is a fundamental part of magecraft...

This is probably just apples to oranges at the end of the day, but I was reviewing some of Ciel's combos in Melty Blood and I noticed that she actually uses Black Keys as melee weapons for some of...

Not sure where else to post this, so let's have a go in General Discussion! Anyway, I was watching some Melty videos recently (don't worry, this isn't a Melty thread) when I came across this one and...

Is it ever mentioned what exactly the real Avesta (as in, the Noble Phantasm used as a catalyst to summon Avenger) does and does not record? It's stated as being similar to an automatic typewriter...

I'm aware that the Unified Language isn't the same thing as Divine Words, but Satsuki seemed to impress that the discontinued existence of the Unified Language had some great impact on the start of...

That actually brings up a fairly good point, are we ever given a rough timeframe for when the Age of Gods ended?

I misread the part where it said Middle Ages, thought that said Age of Gods for some reason. Setting that detail aside though, the point is still fairly sound.



According to Satsuki Kurogiri's...

This. A lot of the magecraft that's possible in the modern age is stuff that used to be considered Magic in the Age of Gods, but was subsequently made possible due to the advancement of technology. ...