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Wrong Context Magic

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Wrong Context Magic	comment	In a Worldâ€¦ where Magic A Is Magic A, there is one character, possibly a Cloudcuckoolander, Bunny-Ears Lawyer, Great Gazoo, or someone far more sinister, who uses Magic B, Magic C, or even Magic Q. This character tends to be the only one with this ability. It's the exception to the rules that govern the setting and potential source for the Rule of Funny. Can also turn into an achievement in ignorance, depending on the situation. May also crop up when a story involves Alternate Universes or The Multiverse, where a Dimensional Traveler uses their world's magic which doesn't follow the same rules as the local magic. Sometimes it's met with skepticism by "normal" magic users. They will insist that the strange magic is fake or against the rules and so they will be left scratching their heads when the rulebreaking magic continuously works. Of course, in a world where magic is considered normal this can be justified since having magic that works on other rules is a lot like having a microwave that works by taking away cold instead of adding heat. For the record, that's impossible because cold is actually just the absence of heat. See also Magic Must Defeat Magic and Our Mages Are Different. Compare Outside-Context Problem, Fantasy Kitchen Sink, Unequal Rites and Wild Magic. Contrast Rule Magic. Related but contradictory to Magic A Is Magic A. The opposite of Your Magic's No Good Here, although it's possible for both to coexist if the wrong-context magic doesn't work in particular circumstances. New Life in Another World Bonus frequently grants these. Characters who do this without realizing they're breaking the rules are accomplishing Achievements in Ignorance. Characters who break the rules of magic/super science etc. are going Beyond the Impossible. Can be related to Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond, if used correctly.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_10510c81	comment	In the Iron Druid Chronicles, iron interferes with and absorbs many types of magic including druid and faerie magic. The protagonist is a druid who found a way to use an iron amulet to infuse his aura with the properties of iron in such a way that it does not interfere with his own magic. It is a revolutionary innovation that allows him to fight and defeat gods.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1214cdbd	comment	Avesta of Black and White: This is a near literal case with the great hero Varhram. He possesses the powers of Aeon, the ability to bring spirits to life through their memories and wishes, up to the Gods themselves. A power so far above what anyone else in the setting can even comprehend, not abiding by any rule of Avesta, Commandments, the Divine Blessings or the Power of Ego. The thing is though is that he and his power truly doesn't belong. He was meant to be the culmination of the Pantheon plan to fight against a multiversal level threat beyond the current world, only meant to come into existence after several divine eras had passed. However he was born way too early into a world never meant to contain him which is why he is so stupidly overpowered compared to anything else. And worse still, he had a bastard child who is now in effect something that was born by something not meant to exist. Needless to say, but said child also happens to be an instance of this trope. The mysterious archdemon Nadare is the source of a lot of head-scratching from characters as her powers seem completely different from the Power of Ego that the Archdemons normally make use of, instead it is like there is no actual magic on her part. Best way to describe it is that she tells the universe to jump, and the universe asks how high. Truth is that there is no magic. She is a sort of administrator for the current cycle of the universe and as such has admin rights to it. Another deal with Nadare that breaks every rule is her Commandment. Normally, the Commandments are a set of restrictions one has to abide by. While to grants fantastical powers when followed, it leads to divine retribution if violated. Here, Nadare's is unique in that it cannot be violated under any circumstance. Once again a result of her being the administrator for the universe, though this one also means that she can't take her own life no matter how much she would want to.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1215a23d	comment	Genshin Impact: The Traveler's magic is strange to the world of Teyvat. For starters, they take magic from the Statues of the Seven, rather than being gifted a Vision from the gods to wield magic with. This allows them to wield more than one element in battle, unlike other people who are limited to one. Secondly, corruption has absolutely no effect on them; while Vision users suffer intense pain when trying to touch something corrupted, the Traveler ignores this and even purifies corruption if they hold onto something corrupted long enough. This is exploited by Albedo, who gifts them a cursed sword that cannot affect the Traveler. Mona, a skilled Seer, is also powerless to see the Traveler's fate in the stars. All this is after the Traveler lost most of their power, by the way.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_16fc4335	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_16fc4335	comment	Throughout the Heralds of Valdemar setting, there's a certain amount of Magic or Psychic? going on. The last of the Herald-Mages, knowing he was the last, set up a system to drive other mages from Valdemar and a country-wide Brainwashing for the Greater Good that left Valdemarans unable to think about magic in the present tense, to keep them from thinking of non-Mage Heralds as lesser. This means that in a lot of subsequent books the heroes know all about Psychic Powers, but other characters having "true magic" is always an unpleasant shock, something they're unable to learn from or plan against in the long term. Conversely the majority of villains are quite ignorant of psychic powers or even disbelieve in their existence. "True magic" is more versatile than "Mind Gifts" but it works according to some different principles, and Mind Gifts are often able to disregard counters to true magic. After Winds Of Fury, he removes the brainwashing, as it's lasted for long enough that enemies of Valdemar understood and could exploit them, and because magic being an Outside-Context Problem for Valdemarans caused them a lot of problems.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1733faff	comment	Alice & Zoroku: Sana is the only Dream of Alice whose power is not limited to any one theme, or Card. Her abilities are limited only by her imagination and include telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation, and flight along with being a Reality Warper. Minnie C thinks this is happening in her fight with Ichijo, as the agent is able to wield a multitude of different weapons against her while also having a Double Jump and long range voice communication. The trope is subverted in that Ichijo's Card is simply that versatile, having come from an anime character whose magic doors give access to multiple weapons.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_17c7cdc3	comment	Daughter of the Lilies: In her backstory, Thistle was able to heal a baby's congenitally stunted lungs, which is described as beyond the realm of conventional Healing Hands. This might be a creative workaround, as air magic was involved, but is implied to have something to do with the patronage of the One Who Is Three. Wizards are a unique case in-universe because many of the rules of magic simply don't apply to them. For instance, they live for centuries and have inexhaustible Mana, whereas normal mages can run out and have to wait for it to regenerate. These are strongly implied to be a favour granted by the One Who Is Three.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1b386512	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_1b386512	comment	Just as an example, Ranma (one of the oldest loopers, possibly the oldest) has access to magic, chakra, sharingan, and the Kitsune, a zanpakto and reiatsu, every single Lantern Ring, complete with power sources, a set of Dragon Balls, the Force and about a dozen Death Stars, Urd, Belldandy, and Skuld's angels, a knowledge of Alchemy so great that he was giving Truth new information, and a mastery of every scientific discipline imaginable. It's hardly surprising that most of the older loopers are actively preventing themselves from ascending to godhood.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1c24c068	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_1c24c068	comment	A Young Girl's Guerrilla War: Tanya retains all the magical ability from her second lifetime, despite its apparent complete lack of a relationship with the Geass. Without a computation orb, this makes her abilities much more limited, but still grants her a terrifying level of physical potential for a tiny half-starved girl.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1d1cc72d	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_1d1cc72d	comment	In Sun and Moon, Ash does it again. Z-Moves are special moves that can be used when a PokÃ©mon and Trainer connect, using a Z-Crystal inset in a Trainer's Z-Ring to turn that bond into power. Each Z-Crystal corresponds to only one Z-Move, and there's no way around that. Z-Moves may be specific to certain species of PokÃ©mon or associated with a type of move. Ash and Pikachu, however, have a special Z-Move, 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt, that only they can use. It doesn't have a proper Z-Crystal, either: When in use, Ash's Electrium Z transforms into a Pikashunium Z, and promptly changes back when the move is over.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1de036cc	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_1de036cc	comment	In Kamen Rider Wizard, Kamen Rider Beast uses a more ancient form of magic than the other wizards, which causes some strange interactions: The main difference is that Beast can't generate his own mana and needs to consume Phantoms in order to get it, leading to some wacky misunderstandings as he thinks Wizard's magic works the same way and they're competing with each other over who gets to defeat Phantoms. In one episode, Wizard and Beast accidentally swap Rings of Power. Beast's rings work drastically differently in Wizard's hands: while the Dolphin Ring is supposed to grant healing and swimming ability, instead Wizard can leap into and out of the ground as though it was water; and the Falcon Ring lets Wizard dissolve into a mass of feathers to avoid attacks and then re-form instead of its normal power of Flight. Meanwhile, Beast can't even use Wizard's rings, since he has to insert them into a slot on his belt and the modern ring style won't fit due to being the wrong shape. By the end, though, the differences in Beast's powers become plot-important: the White Wizard can't use Beast in his plans because of his incompatible magic, so he summarily ignores him and dismisses him as a threat. As a result, when the White Wizard captures the other wizards and uses their magic to try to sacrifice all of Tokyo in a ritual, Beast is the only one free to stop him.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1ea176a3	comment	I am Superman: The Giant is of alien origin and had his existence covered up by the government. As a result, many who see him are under the impression that he's either just advanced Tinker Tech or an artificial Endbringer and not a super-powered alien machine. After Piggot learns that he's an alien, it really unnerves her that not only is there life on other planets, but they can create technology that's on par with creatures that can bring about Armageddon.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1f630f72	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_1f630f72	comment	Dark Souls III has a downplayed example: While all games in the Dark Souls series feature the holy-themed Miracles, offensive spells were always variations of lightning, such as lightning spears and enchanting weapons with lightning. However, a select few Miracles associated with the Angelic religion of Lothric, such as Blessed Weapon, Divine Pillars of Light, and Prince Lothric's magic, are all much more akin to the standard Light 'em Up depiction of holy magic, and gameplay-wise actually deal physical damage instead of elemental damage.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1f76648	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_1f76648	comment	A Certain Magical Index: There are two systems of supernatural powers, magic (which is based on legends and myths and can be used by anyone with training) and esper abilities (which are vaguely scientific and are normally induced artificially by various procedures, except for a few who are born with them and are known as Gemstones). They normally can't be used by one person at the same time and magic apparently cannot be detected by scientific scanners for psychic energy. Then there's Imagine Breaker, the power to negate both magic and esper abilities, possessed by main character Touma Kamijou. He was born with it, similar to a Gemstone esper. However, both experts on magic and experts on esper abilities have said that it isn't either of these. There are two powers that are similar in that they're also channeled through a right hand — Holy Right (the power to perform any feat ever performed by a right hand, though it apparently can't copy Imagine Breaker or World Rejecter) and World Rejecter (the power to banish things to another world) — but these are described as being magical in nature. Several explanations have been proposed: it's a medium to amplify the power of the Holy Right; it's a reference point for the world that Magic Gods can use to restore it, in the event that they change it too much with their Reality Warping; it's a tool that can restrain demons. These explanations are not mutually exclusive and may simply be possible applications of Imagine Breaker, instead of its true origin. There are regular espers and holistic espers. Regular espers can make an effect radiate from their body, like an energy attack, telekinesis, or sensing something. Holistic espers, which are much rarer and less understood, can make an effect happen in the wider environment without any apparent output from their bodies and thus cannot be detected by scanners for psychic energy.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_1ff419c5	comment	In Kingdom Hearts II, Sora and company can kill The Undead from Curse of the Black Pearl. Normally it's impossible, but they deduce it must be because they're from a different world and "their rules are different." As a tradeoff, Sora's party actually can't harm the undead pirates at all while they appear human, and can only damage them in the moonlight when they'd otherwise be immune to conventional weaponry. Pete has figured this out in advance and tries to warn them, but Barbossa's crew isn't exactly renowned for their intelligence. During their second visit, they're likewise unaffected by a Heartless that re-curses Jack, and Luxord is able to steal the cursed gold without being affected.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_2139ea95	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_2139ea95	comment	Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story: In the crossover event with Lyrical Nanoha, Nanoha, Fate, and Hayate baffle the other magical girls because their powers come from Magitek devices instead of making a wish on an Incubator and gaining a Soul Gem.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_219a8958	comment	Myst IV: Revelation: Atrus writes linking books that can teleport him to other worlds, but when he's told of a flower that allows people to talk to the dead, he thinks it's just hallucinogenic gas.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_223eddb9	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_223eddb9	comment	A Special Kind of Magic: Just as Naofumi, Wong and Stephen note, the kind of magic that they run under and the magic in Melromarc are so distinctly different from one another that this trope runs both ways. In Melromarc, Sorcery allows Naofumi a variety of abilities unfamiliar to them, with the other Three Heroes comparing it to a gamer with admin privileges that lets them cheat with impunity. On the Masters of the Mystic Art's side, they develop a scientific fascination with the Cardinal Shield's mystic properties and the magic system from the world that it came from that Stephen tasks Naofumi with cataloguing everything he can find about the place.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_227431b6	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_227431b6	comment	Runaways features the Staff of One, which can do practically anything (save bring someone back to life). However, its spells can only ever be used once, and attempting to cast the same spell twice will do something random. Despite this, Alex Wilder once got hold of the Staff and managed to cast the same spell repeatedly (the suggestion is that he found two words or phrases that meant the same thing, which appears to be a workaround, as Nico has performed teleportation at least twice by changing the command phrase).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_26cdfcf0	comment	Realm of Entwined Science and Sorcery â€” Academy City: When Index sees magecraft in action, she says it is different from the kind of magic she is used to. However, with time and some pointers from Da Vinci, she becomes able to analyze and counter it. Index, Othinus, and Touma are mystified when Servants are explained to them. The Chaldea crew gets confused by Imagine Breaker and espers.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_2763f82b	comment	In Jane Lindskold's Breaking the Wall trilogy, Brenda Morris shows a distinct tendency to do things she shouldn't be able to, such as manifesting powers exclusive to the group's Zodiac Rat while her father, the current Rat, is still alive and holding that power. It also causes her to be a Spanner in the Works for her enemies because she doesn't work the way they expect. This is eventually explained by Sidhe heritage on her mother's side.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_280423b4	comment	Friendship Is Magical Girls: Starscream can harness Fullmetal Alchemist-style alchemy, usually expressed as earth and metal manipulation. The other magical characters have never heard of such a thing.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_285feba8	comment	In Battle Magic, Rosethorn, Briar and Evvy go to Yanjing as the honoured guests of the Emperor. The Emperor and his mages only half-believe that ambient magic exists, know nothing about it and don't really take them seriously. When they turn against the Emperor, they start battling him in ways he and his armies have never seen.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_28c8c120	comment	My Miraculous Academia: Quirks in My Hero Academia often lack Required Secondary Powers, operate on Surprisingly Realistic Outcome in-practice and theoretically has science to back up how they work. The Miraculous on the other hand are magical in nature and provide their wielders with a grab-bag of super-abilities like enhanced physical abilities on top of their specialized superpowers. Because of this, people tend to notice the versatility in Izuku's "Quirk" and question just how it all works, from his ability to sprout butterfly wings to how a Super-Empowering Quirk can alter a person's superhero costume and can turn Kirishima into a dragon.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_2b70efd4	comment	The Classic and New World of Darkness are Fantasy Kitchen Sinks where this crops up a lot: Mages from Mage: The Ascension are like this among themselves: because every Tradition has its own paradigm (i.e., viewpoint of Reality and how it can be manipulated), it can be rather unusual when two mages see each other replicating the same effect (for example, breaking a table) using the same Spheres (in this example, Entropy) with completely different Foci. A more focused version happens within the Sons of Ether tradition; their organizational flaw is that their adherence to personal science means that an individual Etherite's paradigm may run on theories completely counter to another Etherite's paradigm, let alone that of any other awakened being. This can result in rivalries... sometimes, ones not confined to editorial sniping in publications. Mage: The Awakening: Mages view the "magic" used by any other supernatural creatures this way, ranging from the Disciplines of vampires to the Gifts of werewolves to the Contracts of changelings. They know that all true magic derives from the Supernal Realms, so they're trying real damn hard to figure out just how beings with no Supernal connection can work their tricks — especially because some of them have advantages that Supernal Magic lacks. The powers gained by advancing in a magical Legacy are hard-wired into the mage's soul, even when they mimic conventional spells. They can't be countered or dispelled, don't provoke Magic Misfire, and are undetectable by Supernatural Sensitivity. Demon: The Descent: The God-Machine's understanding of occult and science and its mastery of Gambit Roulette is so advanced, it can combine all three to create effects which other Supernaturals in the setting would consider impossible. Yes, that includes the Archmasters.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Naruto has two examples of this. The Second and Third Tsuchikages possess the ability to combine three elements in what they refer to as a "Bloodline Expansion". This is the only known example of such an Expansion. It's also hinted that, unlike regular Bloodline Limits, this is an ability that needed to be learned rather than inherited. Also, there are Kinkaku and Ginkaku. They were swallowed by the Nine-Tails and survived for a significant period of time by eating its chakra flesh. When they emerged, they could complete a partial transformation into a jinchuuriki's form without themselves possessing a beast. The only other time this was attempted, a person who ate the Eight-Tails' flesh died. That said, it's hinted via the data books that their ability to survive eating a Tailed Beast's flesh and become pseudo-Jinchuriki is the result of them being the descendants of the Sage of Six Paths.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_310d6df7	comment	In Stand Still, Stay Silent, this seems to be how Icelandic and Finnish magic interact with each other. The mages that get focus in the story are two Finnish cousins with some experience and a budding Icelandic one, making the latter come across as the odd one. The Finnish ones can see all kinds of spirits while the Icelandic one can only see a specific type of ghost and omens. Another difference can be found in the dream world, in which each mage has a protected area and the protected areas are separated by an expanse of water overcast by a black sky that fans have nicknamed the "chatroom". That "chatroom" appears to Finnish mages as large and uniform with spirit birds of sorts marking the entrances of protected areas, which are otherwise invisible and possibly have a Pocket Dimension connection to it. They are also unable to walk into another mage's area without being let in. To the Icelandic mage, the inside of other protected areas are perfectly visible and appear as various small islands populating the chatroom. He can also casually walk into them as if their protections didn't exist, helped even more by the fact that some are only a few steps away from each other.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist: Alkahestry, the Xingese version of alchemy, appears to be this at first. It can be triggered at a distance, runs off the flow of chi in the land, and isn't affected when Father shuts off the use of alchemy in Central. Subverted in that alkahestry is actually the pure, untainted form of alchemy brought to the East by Hohenheim, while Amestrian alchemy has been systematically corrupted by Father for his own benefit. The various abilities of the Homunculi are debatably this. Logic dictates that their powers should all be based in alchemy somehow, but Pride is especially baffling; no attempt at all is made to explain how his control over shadows works, which is probably for the best. It is likely his shadow powers are derived from the exotic shadowy substance that comes from the Gate of Truth, the material that composes Truth's body and Father's true form. It is not particularly apparent since he is the protagonist, but Edward Elric's ability to do alchemy without the transmutation circle is also this, and the result of his contact with the Gate, which carried an extremely high price. Later on, Roy Mustang gains this, at the cost of his eyesight, though he eventually gets it back after the end of the series. Said spoiler themselves is an example of this even among the other transmutation circleless alchemists. All of them consciously broke the taboo of human transmutation and lost body parts due to meeting the Gate. This alchemist, however, was forcibly involved in a human transmutation as a third party to purposefully make another alchemist who didn't need a transmutation circle. This results in them losing their eyesight, but not their eyeballs, despite them not performing the taboo transmutation themselves. A situation Ed says shouldn't happen, given that the whole purpose of it is as a punishment by the ambiguously godlike Gate: the body part lost is explicitly stated to have a symbolic meaning to the taboo breaker's goals. Izumi wanted to bring back her child and lost her womb among other internal organs, while Mustang ended up losing the ability to "see" the world they envisioned. This setup is also likely the reason they're potentially allowed to regain their eyesight through medical treatment later, while the other circleless alchemists must use prosthesis, cope, or make additional deals with the Gate. The 2003 anime has its own example of this in the Homunculus Wrath. By the rules of alchemy in the anime, Homunculi cannot perform "regular" alchemy because they're not human; instead they obtain a unique alchemical power to manipulate their bodies in a single way (such as Voluntary Shapeshifting, converting the Carbon in your skin into diamondoid, or turning one's body into a coherent liquid form) during maturation using the Red Stones that make up parts of their bodies. Wrath, meanwhile, does not have any Homunculus powers... But he can perform "regular" alchemy on an instinctual level without using a transmutation circle. This turns out to be because of his unique maturation process, which gave him access to a human arm: The Gate of Truth "thinks" the arm is still attached to its original body and thus alchemical power flows through it normally. Wrath also has a second element that makes him outside context: Unlike every other Homunculus in the setting, Izumi made him by transmuting the complete corpse of her dead son instead of using pieces and supplementing the rest with other elements. As a result, he has no earthly remains that can be used against his Kryptonite Factor.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_33acebd8	comment	Guilty Gear: While nearly everyone else uses magic (which is basically Pure Energy drawn from the Backyard), the Japanese are unique in their natural affinity for channeling ki, causing the last few surviving Japanese to be rounded up and locked up in sealed colonies by the IPF, allegedly for their own protection, but in reality for study and experimentation. There are a few non-Japanese ki users, however, such as Chipp (American) and Kliff (Swedish), and there are other Asian characters possessing knowledge of and/or the ability to use ki, such as Jam (Chinese) and Haehyun (Korean). Those working to maintain the series' Government Conspiracy theorize that Asians in general have something in their genetic makeup that makes them more attuned to ki, suggesting the focus on the Japanese is due to their status as an endangered people. There's also the lack of magic or supernatural abilities in a highly-magical setting. Old world technology, which was outlawed soon after the discovery of magic (and thereby dubbed "Black Tech"), is still used by the characters from the nation of Zepp (Potemkin) and those affiliated with the Conclave and Post-War Administration Bureau (Crow and his Robo-Kys) — though the latter is justified by the fact that said group is responsible for the Government Conspiracy that made such tech forbidden in the first place. Black Tech in the Guilty Gear universe is the equivalent of showing up to a Wizard Duel with a Glock. And then there's Faust, the wandering Mad Doctor who's bizarre even by this series' standards. He can make liberal use of Hammerspace (including throwing out meteors), spawn doors that act as (sometimes random) Extra-Dimensional Shortcuts (with what's shown on the inside depicted as either a white void or some kind of extraterrestrial landscape complete with an Alien Sky and moon in the shape of Faust's head), and swim through the air and solid ground, almost as if he were a Genre Refugee from The Golden Age of Animation. This is part of the reason the Post-War Administration Bureau gives Faust a fairly high risk rating of B in Guilty Gear XX and Accent Core Plus; they have no clue how his abilities work and would like to learn his secrets for their own ends. As of the Xrd games, folks still can't figure him out.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY: Humanity doesn't believe magic exists, but the Four Maidens secretly possess powers that neither humans nor trained Huntsmen can wield, and which don't come from either Dust or Semblances. Unlike Semblances, this power can be wielded even if a Maiden's Aura has broken. Remnant's secret history reveals that humanity has existed twice, originally gifted with magic before being destroyed by the gods and re-evolving into a fractured remnant of itself that can't wield magic. Two members of the original humans exist — Salem and Ozma/Ozpin. Except for Salem, who uses her magic to craft new forms of the Grimm, all magic on Remnant originates from Ozma: he created the Maidens, fathered the two progenitors of the Silver-Eyed Warriors, and gifted Qrow and Raven Branwen with the ability to shapeshift into their namesake birds.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_39fe00f1	comment	In Dragon Age: Inquisition, the opening of a massive Hell Gate known as the Breach alters the fundamental rules of magic, with effects ranging from the mildly unusual to the theoretically impossible — a Tevinter magister discovers Time Travel, although it's very unstable and he can't go back to before the Breach existed. The Rift Mage specialization is a nascent school of magic that focuses on manipulating the energies of the Fade in ways that were not previously possible.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_3a280f3b	comment	Fate Revelation Online: In the beta test and all preview material, the VRMMO Sword Art Online was a fairly standard Low Fantasy game. There were plenty of fantastical monsters, but the players had no magic of their own besides a handful of healing or escape crystals. Everything was based around the [Sword Skills], a way to simulate real swordsmanship with the system assist. And then on launch day, along with the announcement that everyone was trapped, Kayaba also announced a [Thamauturgy Patch] that removed the magic crystals and added a different, far more in-depth magic system. All the gamers lampshade that this system makes no sense compared to everything that came before. Rather than being based entirely on a few set skills you can train up, large parts of it are based on random stats that seem to be set at character creation, you can invent new spells and share them, the caster's thoughts and intent are very important, and even things like the religious affiliation of the person who crafted an item can have major effects. Entire magecraft disciplines are either ridiculously overpowered or simply redundant due to game mechanics. The truth, of course, is that Kayaba is simulating real magecraft and is using the death game to train ten thousand people in magecraft. The few people who already knew about magic before they became trapped quickly make a name for themselves due to their in-depth knowledge of the magic system.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_3b34143f	comment	Harry Potter: House-elves have magic that works differently from wizard magic. Among other things, they can apparate into and out of areas blocked against wizard apparition and can cast powerful spells without wands or incantations. However, they also come with a major Restraining Bolt: They apparently cannot use their magic if it would counteract their master's orders. Due to societal prejudice, most wizards do not take house-elf magic into account when planning, making them very useful allies to those who do take them into account. Most of the most common magic in Harry Potter runs on pretty strict Magic A Is Magic A rules, but the magical protection that Harry's mother gives him against Voldemort (powered by the Power of Love and her Heroic Sacrifice) does not, as far as we can tell, require any wandwork or Words of Power like typical spells. It provides Harry with near-total protection against Voldemort's Avada Kedavra (the Killing Curse), something previously thought impossible. The Deathly Hallows are suspected to be artifacts once owned by Death himself, which would put them firmly outside the "ordinary" context of magic in the series, in a sort of Maybe Wrong Context Maybe Magic A situation. Given that we never actually see them do anything that can't be reproduced using various Magic A effects, it's more of a subversion. Dumbledore himself suggests that the three brothers who supposedly received the Hallows from Death were simply three gifted wizards who created the Hallows themselves. The first of the Deathly Hallows is the Elder Wand. It is simply a more powerful than normal wand made out of non-standard materials. No other wand like it has been successfully made. The Resurrection Stone allows you to summon the spirit of the dead. While no other item like it exists, it isn't the only known method of communicating with the dead and there are some known special circumstances that can summon spirits of the dead, so it is conceivable that an especially clever wizard could create it. The last Deathly Hallow is an invisibility cloak. Invisibility cloaks are a well known magic item and skilled wizards can make themselves invisible with only a spell. This cloak is slightly odd because its invisibility never wears out. Voldemort and also Snape have the ability to fly without a broomstick, a feat that supposedly violates the laws of magic. At one point, Harry's wand saves his life by shooting golden flames at Voldemort all by itself and nobody knows how this is even possible, and some don't even believe him when he recounts this. Wands are not supposed to cast spells on their own. Harry doesn't get a possible explanation for why this happened until he meets Dumbledore in the afterlife and asks him about it, and Dumbledore theorizes that Harry's wand recognized the owner of its brother and attacked reflexively — the wand chooses the wizard after all.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_402938c3	comment	Ring-Maker: There is the normal "tinkertech" that Gadgeteer Genius Capes produce as per the canon of Worm, and then there are the Rings of Power and other things from Tolkien's Legendarium that Taylor Hebert, reincarnation of the Dark Lord Sauron, user of the latter's "Annatar, Lord of Gifts" guise, and Celebrimbor-tier magic craftsman, produces. The Middle-Earth artifacts are, quite predictably, an entire league above and beyond other tinkertech.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_41788df9	comment	The Gods Are Bastards has a firm and solid Magic A Is Magic A Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors system in the circle of interaction, opposing magics (infernal and divine, nature/fae and arcane) react explosively with the stronger magic overwhelming and destroying the weaker, while going clockwise around the circle each magic can casually negate the one next to it (divine trumps fae trumps infernal trumps arcane trumps divine) and can also absorb/corrupt or harness and convert that magic. But exceptions exist. Priestkillers are demons who can absorb divine energy to get stronger, they are extremely rare and powerful however. Fross is a pixie, normally a bottomless well of elemental fae magic, but can convert fae magic into arcane, a thus-far unique gift. There are also magics outside the system, under the general heading of "shadow magic." The most prominent examples being Lovecraftian Chaos magic and shadow-jumping. A half-demon Gabriel Arquin is made a paladin and wielder of holy power, which normally burns demons and demonbloods indiscriminately. As the God who empowered him said, they get to set the rules. Holy Summoners use divine magic to summon and control demons, though this is noted to be a crude and inefficient process compared to traditional infernal diabolism.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_41b0198a	comment	The Dresden Files: Played for drama in Skin Game. Mortal high-level wizards cannot get close to technology because their magic shorts them out. When Harry sees fellow practitioner Molly Carpenter casually using a mobile phone without issue, it's a tragic reminder that they are no longer human and have become Lady of the Winter Fae. Then there's Demonreach, which uses runes so far beyond ordinary magic that even Bob, who despite his perpetual horniness is one of the most intelligent spirits of intellect in the series, has trouble with them. It later turns out time travel was involved.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_4407fa9a	comment	Golden Sun: Dark Dawn pulls this on the series' classical elements system with the introduction of Light and Dark Psynergy, opening up a lot of questions that remain unanswered.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_4541c1d0	comment	God Slaying Blade Works: Shirou and Illya's magical abilities baffle the other characters. In Campione!, all magic is performed by invoking the power of magical beings like gods, angels, or fairies, but the two still run on Nasuverse rules and only need to use the magical energy in their bodies and the environment to perform magic.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: Equal Rites has Eskarina Smith, a girl who can do wizard magic in a world where "witch magic" and "wizard magic" are normally divided along gender lines. It's not actually impossible for any other magic users, but most others have tradition so ingrained into them that it doesn't occur to them that women can do wizard magic and men can do witch magic — and in a world that runs on belief and narrativum, that's a stronger block than it might seem. Esk proves to be really good at it. She can do things like teleport without a counterweight, simply because no one had told her that it's impossible. In the context of the later series a witch being able to perform wizard-style spells is rare but not unique. Someone with a natural affinity for wizard magic learning witchcraft is. There are also Sourcerors — literal sources of magic who don't have to obey the normal rules. To the point that the mere existence of a Sourceror in the world is enough to threaten the fabric of reality.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_4766cb26	comment	brilliant lights will cease to burn: Izuku's magical abilities as the Cardcaptor baffle the authorities, who keep trying to rationalize his abilities as a Quirk even after he flat-out tells them that he's using magic and that he's Quirkless. They continue to believe this even after Eraserhead's Quirk fails to work on him.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_47715a27	comment	Fate DxD AU: When Ritsuka Fujimaru lands in the DxD world, his abilities baffle everyone, especially when he uses the Class Cards, because they are different from Sacred Gears or any kind of magic they are familiar with. When he calls on Lobo, they comment no human can control a wraith, so what they are seeing is unprecedented. When he uses Medea's card, they are shocked that he can fly without wings.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_4a617988	comment	Fates Collide: The Nasuverse characters don't use Dust for their abilities and their abilities are often too versatile to be a Semblance. This, their Noble Phantasms, and spells like Bazett Fraga McRemitz's runes and Kairi Sisigou's necromancy baffle the RWBY characters.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_4d51eaea	comment	Magic Ex Libris: Libriomancy runs on fairly consistent rules, magic items and sometimes spells can be obtained through literature, large-scale reality-warping, wishes, and time travel are impossible, giving yourself powers removes the ability to do libriomancy and e-readers don't count. Some cheat around these rules, like using cybernetics or symbiotes, but Jeneta can use e-readers for reasons no one understands, while Gutenberg Meridianna and later Isaac takes the rules more as guidelines.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_4fb9c0c0	comment	In the Beka Cooper series, the titular Beka has the power to communicate with ghosts and air spirits, which is clearly very different from the powers granted by the standard Gift. Her magic is seen as eerie, but also quite limited, so Beka doesn't talk about it much even to her friends and colleagues, and the people who do know generally dismiss it as just some weird thing that runs in Beka's family. It's not until the third book, where Beka actually has the opportunity to discuss it with a trained, educated mage, that she discovers it's a form of wild magic, and even then it's still something of a mystery. It's eventually implied that the power is unique to members of Beka's family as they are considered by the Black God to be his priests.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5293b208	comment	In the Kamen Rider Ex-Aid tie-in miniseries Kamen Sentai Gorider, Kuroto Dan sets up a video game world and draws in a handful of former Kamen Riders in one of his schemes. Unfortunately, one of them is Kamen Rider Blade, who operates by the rules of his own series' Battle Fight. Dan's plan fails because he ends up triggering the Battle Fight's Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies condition, dooming the game world.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_53570e38	comment	Circleverse: In Circle of Magic, at first all of the main characters run into this, using ambient magic, which is difficult to recognize compared to the normal form of magic. However, once they move to a school that specializes in ambient magic, this trope falls off. The Circle Opens: In Magic Steps, Sandry has to figure out a mage whose magic can only just be described as "ambient" — he somehow manipulates sheer nothingness as a magical weapon, and his magic is exceptional in many ways. On top of that, Sandry possesses, in addition to her thread magic, power to control magic itself. In Battle Magic, Rosethorn, Briar and Evvy go to Yanjing as the honoured guests of the Emperor. The Emperor and his mages only half-believe that ambient magic exists, know nothing about it and don't really take them seriously. When they turn against the Emperor, they start battling him in ways he and his armies have never seen. In a similar vein to Sandry, Evvy's stone magic is considered unusual even among her peers, being far more flexible and elemental than that of other stone mages. The mountain spirit Luvo claims that Evvy is unique in the world, and theorizes that this may be because she was trained by powerful plant mages rather than other stone mages.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_53a73ca0	comment	Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Dathomir Nightsisters are Force users but they use it in a totally different way than all other characters, as Allyan Magic. "Sith Magic", which is similar, also qualifies.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: The comic does this with D&D rules (mostly). For an example, there's a strip where Durkon uses Control Weather to attack a group of treants warded against electrical attacks... by generating a thunderclap so loud that it breaks the treants in half without harming anything else. When an angel tells Thor that that's not how the spell works, Thor tells him to be quiet because it was awesome. A later incident had Durkon wonder why he couldn't run faster in his Thor's Might mode despite being 15-feet tall. Cue Tiger of the Southern Pantheon growling a warning against Odin and Thor. This and some of the background material suggests clerics can have greater effects in their home continent's domain at the behest of their god, which in turn cannot be done in another continent due to the rules by which the gods abide by. In Snips, Snails, and Dragon Tales, the Order face off against their counterparts from "the 4th Dimension" (that is to say, Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition). Due to the Order running on the incredibly different 3rd Edition rules, the two groups spend much of the story just trying to figure out what they can do, and being stymied by the unusual oddities that come from the two systems interacting.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_58907201	comment	Sinfest never uses the word "magic", but Squigley's shamanic powers are very different from the abilities demonstrated by angels and demons, and seem to come from a different source. (This may be related to the fact that Squigley is the only explicitly nonhuman character who can survive in the reality zone, although that might just be Continuity Creep from what was originally intended as a one-off joke.)
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5921531b	comment	Sumire's Persona awakening violates the rules established in Persona 4, where denying the truth about one's self prevents them from gaining a Persona. Sumire insists she's actually her deceased sister Kasumi, refusing to believe otherwise, yet her Persona awakens anyway. The only possible explanation is the fact that she awakened in the Palace of Maruki, who is responsible for causing her delusions in the first place. Sure enough, when confronted with the truth, Sumire loses her Metaverse garb and her Persona goes berserk.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5921531c	comment	Persona 5: In the Updated Re-release, Persona 5 Royal, Maruki has both a Palace and a Persona, which were thought to be mutually exclusive, much to the confusion of the Phantom Thieves. The Palace developed first, and then they awakened a Persona, which is still technically in line with what's said to be possible, meaning that while Persona users can't develop Palaces, Palace owners can awaken a Persona. Interestingly, the fact that the Thieves Den in Royal is called My Palace in Japanese would suggest such an oddity is also in play for Joker, though the feature's canonicity is never addressed. Sumire's Persona awakening violates the rules established in Persona 4, where denying the truth about one's self prevents them from gaining a Persona. Sumire insists she's actually her deceased sister Kasumi, refusing to believe otherwise, yet her Persona awakens anyway. The only possible explanation is the fact that she awakened in the Palace of Maruki, who is responsible for causing her delusions in the first place. Sure enough, when confronted with the truth, Sumire loses her Metaverse garb and her Persona goes berserk.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5d7f0a07	comment	Turnabout Storm: Phoenix's truth-detecting Magatama comes out as one of these in Equestria, being an amulet charged with a spirit channeler's spiritual energy, which is unlike the magic unicorns have access to. This has the side effect of working as a temporary and unintentional Upgrade Artifact when Twilight's magic interacts with it.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5e16d550	comment	Black Clover: Mages should only have one magical attribute. However, through experimentation the Diamond Kingdom created mages who could have two — Mars and Fana both have flame and mineral magic due to having parts of their grimoires torn out and grafted to each other's. There's also Charmy, who has cotton and food magic thanks to being a dwarf hybrid. The Dark Triad also have two attributes due to using their own natural magics plus those of the devils they host. The Heart Kingdom's Magic Stages scale has Arcane Stages, who are mages whose magic are referred to as inexplicable powers. They include Asta, who was born without magic, letting him use Anti-Magic; Nero, whose Sealing Magic permanently changed after using Forbidden Magic; Yami, who uses Dark Magic that can affect the underworld; Vanessa, whose magic can change fate to favor her friends; and Grey, who uses transformation magic to transmute magic into different attributes.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_5f9acee5	comment	Heroic Myth: The Servants baffle the other characters because they have skills and powers unrelated to receiving a God's blessing by joining a Familia. EMIYA especially shocks people because he can casually create magic weapons that don't break after using their special power. Similarly, Welf becomes shocked when he learns Sigurd's sword Gram can be used multiple times without breaking. In Danmachi, all spells are verbal, so Sigurd and Brynhildr shock everyone by drawing glowing Runes in the air or on surfaces to perform spells. EMIYA and Gilgamesh also shock people when they use their powers without saying anything. The Servant summoning spell itself is this. In Danmachi, summoning or controlling spirits is almost impossible.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_60d3c8e9	comment	The Mission Stays the Same: Biotics in the Mass Effect series are based around manipulating Element Zero, giving users access to a variety of telekinetic powers. Biotics are shown in to pale in comparison to Warhammer 40,000 psychic powers (especially when the wielder of the latter is a centuries-old Space Elf), which bend the fabric of reality to create chain lightning attacks, fine-tuned telekinesis, Super-Speed to the point it appears that time has stopped, Super-Strength, and telepathy (among other abilities). To a lesser degree, Gallardi's lasrifle. In Warhammer 40,000, laser weaponry is the most basic and common human weapons tech, and one of the few things they fully understand. In Mass Effect, laser weaponry is for all intents and purposes nonexistent, and everything about combat is built around the kinetic barriers. Since those barriers do nothing to stop laser weaponry, Gallardi gifting humanity the secrets of Imperium laser weaponry has the potential to become a colossal Game Changer.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_62570927	comment	While the existence of humans and the Human Realm are common knowledge on the Boiling Isles, the existence of the weirder aspects of the Marvel Universe — Differently Powered Individuals, space aliens, even magic native to the Human Realm — isn't. People are repeatedly blindsided and impressed by Luz's abilities, and her heroic escapades do not go unnoticed.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_63053ca	comment	Happens several times in TwoKinds. Originally, the Keidran learned how to use magic by storing Mana in special crystals — no crystals, no source of magical energy, no spells. Then the Humans appeared, learned the magical arts of the Keidran, and proceeded to break the rules by drawing mana directly from the surrounding environment, usually killing nearby plant-life and small animals in the process. This came with its own drawbacks, namely what happens if you kept drawing energy from the land after all the nearby sources ran out. They then compensated for that by building huge towers that stored enormous amounts of mana that nearby human spellcasters could draw on. Then main character Trace is shown to be capable of using Black Magic without the usual associated side effects of "permanent insanity", instead getting away with nothing more than a temporary Unstoppable Rage and a Red Right Hand. And finally, the Basitin were well-known to have NO magical power whatsoever... until someone figured out how to break that rule, too. (Hint: It was the humans. Humans are really not big on rules, as it turns out.) Except that Basitin brains can't handle magic and it's a Templar plot to trick the Basitin leadership into lobotomizing themselves.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6348f5cf	comment	Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha ViVid has Fabia Crozelg; a "True Witch" as opposed to the Magitek users throughout the series, her powers are a variant of Summon Magic using devils to empower her various Curses.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_64776522	comment	The Power of Words in Yggdra Union and Blaze Union, which only Nessiah can utilize. The plot never calls for it to be used, but suffice it to say that the Power of Words created Magic A, the Tactics Cards. Blaze Union treats Nessiah's alleged ability of prophecy the same way, since seeing the future is supposed to be impossible using orthodox magic. With good reason — Nessiah seems to use the label of "prophet" to his advantage, so that he can plausibly discuss facts and theories that no person who doesn't have a thousand years of observing humans and a literal eye in another country could know.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6673d40b	comment	Equestria Girls: Friendship Souls: Equestrian magic and Soul Reaper and Quincy skills like Kido are noted to be different. When Clover teaches Sunset Shimmer to control her Reiatsu, Sunset learns that her methods for controlling her Unicorn magic don't work, and she needs a different kind of thinking. This actually helps the Humane Seven along with other magic users very well, as combining the two dimensions' powers often produces new and improved game-breaking techniques and abilities.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_66fd2e30	comment	Wax and Wayne: In the second book, the mad Kandra Paalm was somehow able to hide from Harmony, despite having a Hemalurgic Spike that should have allowed him to see even into her mind. It turns out that the Spike is made from a metal no-one has ever seen before, and is almost certainly a new God Metal like atium and lerasium. Which means there's another god out there that's making moves against Scadrial. At the very end of the third book, Edwarn is visted in prison by a servant of Trell; a being which is described as "faceless immortals of our own", "male this time [...] a beggar stolen of the street", and as having glowing red eyes. An immortal being via Grand Theft Me with red eyes doesn't match anything from Mistborn, but is a dead ringer for the Fused from The Stormlight Archive. The fourth and final book brings this almost to Crisis Crossover levels, containing: Forgery used to turn someone into an Elantrian; a seon; Aethers; and an Awakened safe. We also see local Scadrians fuelling their Allomancy with "purified Dor" stored in jars, instead of metals.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6744d821	comment	The Owl House: Witches can perform magic by drawing circles in the air, while humans can do it with glyphs drawn on the ground or on paper. When Luz faces Emperor Belos at the end of Season 1, he teleports, conjures illusions and monsters and many other arcane tricks with no circles of any kind. "Hollow Mind" eventually reveals that this is due to Belos actually being a human who uses a combination of Magitek, palisman souls, and glyph arrays carved into his arms. A curse example. According to her mother, Eda's curse is nothing like the Healing, Potion or Beast Keeping covens have ever seen. Her mother's spent years trying to find a cure, and her sister Lilith even gave her eternal servitude to Emperor Belos if he would heal her curse. Neither of these have resulted in any success, although Belos likely has the ability to heal Eda's curse, but just doesn't want to. "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door" reveals that the curse is actually a living creature originating from another Titan who was trapped in the scroll Lilith purchased by the mysterious Collector and is currently sealed inside Eda. The fact that a) the Owl Beast doesn't come from the Boiling Isles and b) Eda's condition is likely very different from other curses is presumably why no one has been able to cure it. For most of the series, all of the magic seen ultimately comes from the Titan, and has a high fantasy world aesthetic alongside plenty of organic squickiness. This lasts until the finale, where we finally meet The Collector, a member of an entirely different and equally powerful Reality Warper species who were rivals to the Titans, and their magic has a completely different, stars-and-sparkles aesthetic which looks more like Kirby than anything seen in the show up until that point.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_68c8e9ad	comment	On account of being a crossover series, there are many, many, many times in the Super Robot Wars series that seemingly iron-clad abilities, technology, or even outright magic are overridden courtesy of something from a different canon. Easy examples of which include Gaiking's Flame being a natural counter to the Overdevil's Overfreeze, the Excellence's Time-Flow Engine being able to counter the timestop powers of the Fury's Larselium, and Chou-hi Zeta from SD Gundam being able to absorb the electricity from Dr. Minami's MR-1, even though everyone else is vulnerable to it. One of the earliest was the functionality of Universal Century and After Colony Mobile Suits when Mobile Suit Gundam SEED is used. It boils down to nuclear fusion and nuclear fission being two different power types.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6a8aff51	comment	The Stormlight Archive: Wit/Hoid can manipulate emotions, cast illusions from sand, and comments on having achieved perfect pitch. None of these are covered by any of Roshar's Surges (magic disciplines), but all of which are present in (three different) magic systems of other Cosmere worlds. It's also suggested since he understands the fundamentals of Investiture better he knows how to get around limits, such as using Stormlight instead of Breath to Awaken. The Old Magic is this simply by name. No other magic system in the Cosmere is ever referred to as magic in-universe; this makes the Old Magic stand out as more alien. The Old Magic in general allows this, since it can create bizarre powers and curses that are completely outside of the normal context of magic in the setting, such as erasing memories temporarily, giving someone variable intelligence each day, or letting someone physically touch the normally-intangible spren. Renarin bonding a mistspren makes him a Truthwatcher, but his ability to see the future is not one that Truthwatchers typically have; indeed, it's a power that's normally associated solely with the enemy. His spren was corrupted by Sja-anat, who didn't corrupt Radiant spren in the old days. Nightblood is able to use stormlight rather than Breath or life energy on Roshar. All Surgebinding runs on a relatively limited supply of Stormlight, which can only be held in gemstones. Once that Stormlight runs out, they're just ordinary humans again, since there's no way to generate new Stormlight until a highstorm arrives. Lift, however, ignores this limitation, since her gift from the Old Magic lets her transform food she has eaten into Stormlight. As long as she can keep eating, she can keep using her powers. Zahel at one point spars with Kaladin. Those who have read Warbreaker might figure out that Zahel is using Awakening to manipulate the cloth he is fighting with, but Kaladin lacks any such context and ends up thinking he imagined it. Mraize and the other Ghostbloods are using various off-Roshar forms of Magic and fighting at least one other group also using off Roshar magic. Mraize himself has an Aviar which takes part in a fight against a steward named Gereh, who has his own Aviar as well as being a Terrisman wearing metalmind rings. Mraize also has a seon from Sel, white sand from Taldain, and a Yolish branch with weird scripts in addition to Aethers from a books not yet released.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons: Vancian Magic is used as its core spellcasting system, but the dozens and dozens of sourcebooks introduced over the years have added Psionics, Pact Magic, Shadow Magic, Truenaming, Invocations and some, but not all, of the Martial Adept classes. In the case of psionics, the Expanded Psionics Handbook has no less than two sets of alternate rules for running a "psionics are just different" campaign, though Dungeon Masters also have the option to avert this trope and treat magic and psionics as functionally identical when it comes to things like spell resistance. Epic-level spells aren't chosen from a list like normal spells, they're invented by the caster using a separate set of rules. Deities, depending on the sourcebook, can cast such epic spells automatically, or else have Divine Salient Abilities that replicate their effects.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6c5a9849	comment	In Shadow of the Conqueror, Daylen's abilities with both sunforging and Lightbinding are well beyond anyone else's, allowing him to do things like sunforge darkstone or stack four bonds of Light at once. His sunforging comes from him being just that good at it, but his Lightbinding powers seem to have to do with the way he obtained them, which might not be the same process as the Vigil of the Archknights.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6cd819eb	comment	Skulduggery Pleasant: A Neoteric is a sorcerer who didn't discover their magic until after their Surge (the moment where a sorcerer's magic is supposed to become "fixed") and didn't receive formal training in a magical discipline, so their magic is shaped by their personalities rather than training. The result is magic that either doesn't follow the usual rules of their discipline, such as Nero being a Teleporter who can teleport another person without touching them and bypass teleportation-proof barriers, or is wholly unique, such as Azzedine Smoke's corrupting influence or Cadaverous Gant's ability to manipulate the inside of his home.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6ddd5120	comment	Additionally, in the JLA/Avengers crossover, she inverts the Your Magic's No Good Here trope, by virtue of her own chaos magic functioning the same as that used by the DC Universe's Lords of Chaos, enabling her to tap into that nigh-infinite power freely while present in that universe. According to Zatanna, the Lords of Chaos themselves were very concerned indeed about this.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_6f0ff5c5	comment	Seika Lamprogue, the protagonist of The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World, reincarnates into a body with no magical power. However, he never complains, as it possesses an incredible ammount of "spiritual" power, which is perfect for utilizing exorcism techniques, of which the rest of the world is completely unaware (save for one genius assassin who invents a science to inflict and command curses entirely from scratch), and he is the unrivalled expert in thanks to knowledge from his former life.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra: The Avatar is fused with the spirit of light and peace, and therefore has a bunch of abilities not available to normal people. They can learn all four Elemental Powers instead of just one, plus spiritually-related additional powers such as communicating with past lives or briefly adding these past incarnations' skills and strength to their own, which amplifies their bending to epic proportions. Spirits on the whole are in a different class than "mundane" bending of the elements, and Sokka usually lampshades them when they come up; he eventually just waves it all off with "That's Avatar stuff; it doesn't count." There are also examples of people who break the known rules of bending. Some are explained as manipulating old rules in new ways, which any bender can do when taught how (earthbenders can't bend metal, but Toph discovers that they can bend earthen impurities in metal), but others still qualify as Wrong Context Magic: Most bending involves heavy use of Supernatural Martial Arts, so it's noticable when someone is able to bend the elements with very minor or even no movement. The first is King Bumi, who earthbends while restrained from head to toe ("but they didn't cover my face!"). Yakone and Amon, described below, also demonstrate this, as part of showing that they're just that powerful. Ming-Hua takes this to an extreme, as she has no arms yet can still effectively waterbend, using malleable water tentacles in their place. Lightning can only be generated by a firebender who can clear his mind of emotion and distraction — something the internally conflicted Zuko finds himself unable to pull off. However in the end Azula seems to have no difficulties wielding it during a Villainous Breakdown. It's possible that her mind was indeed clear of emotion and distraction; she was completely focused on killing her brother. The power-up from Sozin's Comet likely also had something to do with it. Rather than normal firebending, Combustion Man can instead make things explode with his mind. P'Li can do the same, even better than Combustion Man did (being able to "curve her shots") and in addition to normal firebending, though by this point it's apparently been adopted into context and given the official name of "combustionbending". Yakone and his sons Tarrlok and Noatak, AKA Amon can extend their waterbending abilities to other peoples' body fluids (called "bloodbending"), without the external power boost of the full moon that was thought to be necessary. This again is lampshaded by Sokka in a flashback, as he admits it breaks the known rules but notes that he's seen such rule-breaking before (citing Toph and Combustion Man), so they shouldn't dismiss it as impossible. The show suggests that it's simply a quirk of genetics that has made them powerful enough to pull such a thing off. Amon can rob others of their bending abilities (which only Avatar Aang knew how to do) and resist having his own blood bent by a waterbender. In each instance it's lampshaded that he should not be able to do these things, though he claims he was chosen by the spirits and therefore exempt from the normal rules. Subverted, as when explained it turns out to follow normal bending rules: as noted above he's an immensely powerful waterbender, and robbing others of bending stems from his bloodbending in an implied combination with waterbender medical abilities and/or known techniques that block chi flow and impair bending. A waterbender powerful enough to bloodbend without moving would also logically be able to resist being bloodbent. Book 3 of The Legend of Korra features an evil team of benders, most of whom demonstrate "wrong context" abilities. Besides Ming-Hua the armless waterbender and P'Li the combustionbender mentioned above, Ghazan the earthbender can melt earth into lava and bend that. Near the end of the season, Bolin also manages to lavabend. The fourth member of the group is Zaheer, who is by all counts a normal airbender — the odd thing about him is that he's an Instant Expert at it, but that's justified by his having studied airbending for a long time before receiving the ability, and his skill doesn't come close to a true master. His main gimmick is that he's using Airbending (which rewards evasive and defense tactics) in an extremely aggressive style more reminiscent of Firebending; an actual master of Air can counter it easily, but nobody else knows how to deal with it. That is, until he figures out the trick to some actual nonstandard abilities, levitation and flight.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_77452922	comment	On occasion it'll be acknowledged that certain PokÃ©mon have skills which aren't considered "Moves" and thus aren't governed by the same rules as them. An episode of Diamond and Pearl has Team Rocket learn this the hard way when attempting to use Wobbuffet's Counter to defend against a Stunky's Stench. It fails completely because, as James clarifies, Counter only works against other PokÃ©mon moves whereas Stench is an innate Ability Stunky possess.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7832b74c	comment	Steven Universe: In the show's Fake Crossover with Uncle Grandpa, the Crystal Gems are completely freaked out by Uncle Grandpa's wacky Reality Warping and attack him as a threat to both Steven and the planet. Fusion is a normal thing with Gems, but Steven managed to fuse with the completely human Connie to create Stevonnie. The other Crystal Gems (especially Pearl) were confused how they managed it. Also, pure Gems identify and present as female while Stevonnie is a fusion of a male half-gem and a female human, making their gender a mystery. Likewise, Pearl suggested that an organic organism probably couldn't fuse with a normal Gem anyway, since their bodies are made of Hard Light. Then Steven and Amethyst managed to form Smoky Quartz. In a way, Steven's entire existence is Wrong Context Magic. He is the first Half-Gem-Half-Organic-Being to have known to exist and nobody is quite sure how he works. Not just in terms of powers (like being able to fuse with both other Gems and other organic beings, as mentioned above), but also in terms of his very personhood. Steven has his mother's gemstone, which in Gem's term is basically her brain and her soul â€” and yet Steven is not her. "Three Gems and a Baby" is an entire episode about how neither Garnet, Amethyst or Pearl quite understand what Steven is and try and define him in Gem terms. Amethyst thinks he must be just Rose shape-shifted, Garnet thinks he's a fusion and Pearl assumes that Rose's gemstone is just "trapped" in this human baby. "Change Your Mind" drives that point home even more. White Diamond separates Steven from his gemstone, assuming his mother will emerge from it. Instead, the gemstone forms... a Hard Light version of Steven. Essentially his Gem-half separated from him, but not quite. Much like how his biological body is not quite human, being unable to function physically and mentally without his gemstone, his Gem body is off compared to every other Gem on the show. He's an emotionless Creepy Child driven only by the desire to reunite with his physical body again, walks over holes in the floor like a glitched video game character and is powerful enough to No-Sell White Diamond's attacks. Although he has the same defensive powers as Steven, they manifest very differently than Steven and his mother's Bubble and Shield and look a lot more unpolished and raw. And most importantly, despite being Hard Light, he is able to fuse with his organic body and become one Steven again. White Diamond's inability to grasp Steven's existence is what leads to her Villainous Breakdown. After The Reveal in "A Single Pale Rose", it becomes clear that Pink Diamond was the only one of the Diamonds whose primary abilities could affect organic life, being as she was also Rose Quartz, who had tears capable of resurrecting the dead and considerable Green Thumb powers.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_78d41a8b	comment	Tress of the Emerald Sea: The Sorceress' magic is both infamous and unique on the planet, ranging from powerful Curses to a legion of artificial soldiers. This is because she's from the planet Sel instead, being an Elantrian with exceptional mastery of AonDor magic.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_793c3360	comment	H₂O: Just Add Water and Mako Mermaids: An H₂O Adventure: Bella breaks the rules that the Australian mermaids are familiar with, though this is more obvious to the audience than it is to the characters, and is likely a result of using a different Moon Pool. For one thing, she transformed seconds after entering the Irish Moon Pool, while Cleo, Rikki, Emma, Charlotte, Zac, and Evie all had a twelve-hour incubation period after they fell into the Australian Moon Pool, only transforming after noon the next day. For another, Bella didn't gravitate to any of the three standard powers of moving, freezing, or boiling water like the others did — her powers are derived from manipulating the viscosity of water. Every time a moonspell happens, the mermaid in question has to see the full moon, or a reflection of the full moon, to be affected. She can keep her mind all throughout the night if she never gets a whiff of moonlight. Zac, on the other hand, doesn't even require that — the moon begins affecting him right after moonrise, even when all moonlight is blocked from reaching him, until he can't stand it any further and goes to face the music.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7965bb13	comment	Citadel of the Heart has the Mewtwo that appears in Truth and Ideals, as well as other PokÃ©mon fics in the Series Fic, equipped with a Looplet, specially designed to also function as a weapon as to generate dust to create Emera with from draining energy from opponents. This allows Mewtwo to effectively bypass the need for a Key Stone and Mega Stone in order to Mega Evolve, as all Mewtwo needs to do is generate an Awakening Emera to activate Mega Evolution; the only downside is that it's random as to whether it becomes Mega Mewtwo X or Mega Mewtwo Y.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7988cb68	comment	Biotics in the Mass Effect series are based around manipulating Element Zero, giving users access to a variety of telekinetic powers. Biotics are shown in to pale in comparison to Warhammer 40,000 psychic powers (especially when the wielder of the latter is a centuries-old Space Elf), which bend the fabric of reality to create chain lightning attacks, fine-tuned telekinesis, Super-Speed to the point it appears that time has stopped, Super-Strength, and telepathy (among other abilities).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_79ab0b3c	comment	In the Tortall Universe: Daine's Wild Magic serves this purpose. While it isn't a power unique to her (Daine's uniqueness being the sheer level of her power due to her being a demgoddess), it is largely regarded as an old wives' tale by most scholars in-universe. Among Daine's enemies, those who do know about Wild Magic and don't discount it offhand end up viewing and treating it like the regular human Gift that is fairly commonplace throughout the setting. Unfortunately for them, Wild Magic functions in nowhere near the same fashion, which leads to their efforts to contain or hamper Daine's power being completely useless. In the Beka Cooper series, the titular Beka has the power to communicate with ghosts and air spirits, which is clearly very different from the powers granted by the standard Gift. Her magic is seen as eerie, but also quite limited, so Beka doesn't talk about it much even to her friends and colleagues, and the people who do know generally dismiss it as just some weird thing that runs in Beka's family. It's not until the third book, where Beka actually has the opportunity to discuss it with a trained, educated mage, that she discovers it's a form of wild magic, and even then it's still something of a mystery. It's eventually implied that the power is unique to members of Beka's family as they are considered by the Black God to be his priests.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7a8e7fa8	comment	In Modern Magic Made Simple, magic is so strictly rule-based that it works far better when controlled by a computer rather than a human. And then there's Koyomi, who cannot use magic in general, except for her ability to transmute any spell into a washbasin. No one has any idea how she does this.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7b12774e	comment	Assassin Among Heroes: The main character, Ritsu Ogawa/Shinigami, possesses the abilities of an Assassin Class Heroic Spirit from the Nasuverse, thanks to his possession of the mask of King Hassan. It goes without saying that none of his abilities fit within the rules of Quirks of My Hero Academia, something every other character picks up on. The biggest discrepancy is the fact that he displays multiple powers (Concealment, a Perception Filter, and Zabaniya to name the most obvious ones) which leads the police, heroes, and All For One to suspect he has multiple Quirks, something that should be impossible (unless he received them from All For One himself, but very few people know about him).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7d271ad1	comment	In multiple games, the Disney characters with magic like Merlin and the Fairy Godmother are shown to be capable of feats that violate the normal rules the rest of the cast are bound to, such as being able to affect the past with time travel or teleport to places you can't reach by just flying there. Their abilities breaking the rules is sometimes called out, but no explanation is ever offered.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7e7124af	comment	Persona 5 Strikers: Morgana is very confused when Sophia summons Pithos for the first time. It acts like a Persona, but comes out of nowhere. Sophia was only copying the actual Persona users and does not know what a Persona is (being a sentient computer program that lacks a heart). Pithos' stat screen adds to the confusion — unlike any Persona it has no Arcana and its Skills have question marks at the end of their names. Sophia eventually has a proper awakening after studying the heart and Pithos becomes a normal Persona, Pandora, gaining an Arcana (Hope) and losing the question marks in the process.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7f021f70	comment	Elcenia follows the First Contact between two worlds with different magic systems, and the use of one world's magic in the other.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7f2914c9	comment	No stars in sight: A fundamental law of the magic system in Inheritance Cycle is that no one can come Back from the Dead because the soul dies with the body.note The only confirmed exception to this rule are dragons, who each have a Gem Heart called an EldunarÃ that functions as their Soul Jar. Even then, they still need this body part intact to endure, and a dragon can't be physically restored from their EldunarÃ once their body has died. The Scorn from Destiny casually flaunt this rule with their very existence, being Eliksni who've died and then had their corpses reanimated through the use of Dark Ether. They can also continually resurrect themselves anytime they're killed with certain individuals like the Scorned Barons even keeping their memories of their past lives. For Formora, watching a Raider that she just decapitated suddenly get back up was a reality-shattering experience. The Scorn's method of Resurrective Immortality also works differently from that of Shades. With Shades, it at least takes some time for them to rematerialize after being destroyed and they can still be permanently killed by being stabbed through the heart. With Scorn, it takes less than a minute for them to self-revive and they don't have any body parts that can be exploited as an Achilles' Heel. Also, Shades are living people possessed by evil spirits rather than actual zombies like the Scorn.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_7fc78282	comment	The Lord of the Rings: Tom Bombadil is the only character who is completely unaffected by the One Ring, which is explictly said to be impossible, as the Ring is described as having the ability to tempt everyone, but not Tom. Tom, in fact, merely regards the Ring as an amusing, but harmless bauble. When Frodo allows him to study it, Tom casually puts it on, then plays around with it for a bit by performing some magic tricks, and then hands it back to Frodo without a second thought. This even holds true, in-universe, as no one knows who or what he actually is or where his powers come from. Word of God states that even J. R. R. Tolkien never knew the answer. He felt that Tom Bombadil should be a total enigma and chose not to give him a background, just existence.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_81f5d35d	comment	Kamen Rider: In Kamen Rider Wizard, Kamen Rider Beast uses a more ancient form of magic than the other wizards, which causes some strange interactions: The main difference is that Beast can't generate his own mana and needs to consume Phantoms in order to get it, leading to some wacky misunderstandings as he thinks Wizard's magic works the same way and they're competing with each other over who gets to defeat Phantoms. In one episode, Wizard and Beast accidentally swap Rings of Power. Beast's rings work drastically differently in Wizard's hands: while the Dolphin Ring is supposed to grant healing and swimming ability, instead Wizard can leap into and out of the ground as though it was water; and the Falcon Ring lets Wizard dissolve into a mass of feathers to avoid attacks and then re-form instead of its normal power of Flight. Meanwhile, Beast can't even use Wizard's rings, since he has to insert them into a slot on his belt and the modern ring style won't fit due to being the wrong shape. By the end, though, the differences in Beast's powers become plot-important: the White Wizard can't use Beast in his plans because of his incompatible magic, so he summarily ignores him and dismisses him as a threat. As a result, when the White Wizard captures the other wizards and uses their magic to try to sacrifice all of Tokyo in a ritual, Beast is the only one free to stop him. In the Kamen Rider Ex-Aid tie-in miniseries Kamen Sentai Gorider, Kuroto Dan sets up a video game world and draws in a handful of former Kamen Riders in one of his schemes. Unfortunately, one of them is Kamen Rider Blade, who operates by the rules of his own series' Battle Fight. Dan's plan fails because he ends up triggering the Battle Fight's Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies condition, dooming the game world. In Kamen Rider Zi-O, the villains mess with time to steal the powers of previous Kamen Riders and turn people into Evil Knockoffs — but things tend to hit snags when taking the munitiae of the Riders' own powers into account. For instance, Kamen Rider Den-O is immune to time alterations, so he keeps his powers even when his knockoff is made. Kamen Rider Ryuga originated in a pocket dimension in an alternate timeline, complicating efforts to get the means to fight him. The Kamen Rider Blade episodes ran afoul of the same Battle Fight complications as in the above-mentioned Gorider. Kamen Rider Agito has strict rules on who his powers can be passed to and how, and so on and so forth.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_820b332	comment	Harry Potter and the Natural 20: One of the central plot elements is that the magic used by the main character (who is from an RPG Mechanics 'Verse running off D&D 3.5e rules), and Harry Potter-verse magic are pretty much mutually incompatible. At one point the main character has to do high level D&D magic to fake having a tiny amount of Harry Potter magic.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_822aaa02	comment	My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: The MacGuffin of the first movie is Twilight's lost Element of Harmony, which has changed in the transition to the human world to respond to anyone who wields it instead of just her. A major plot point in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Friendship Games is that the Humane Five are able to tap into the Magic of Friendship to pony-up when they aren't playing music, which used to be the limiting factor on their magic. In My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Legend of Everfree, something at the camp causes Sunset Shimmer, Twilight Sparkle, and the Humane Five to gain outright superpowers (like Twilight getting telekinesis and Rainbow Dash getting Super-Speed). Twilight worries it's her fault, as a residual effect of her turning into Midnight Sparkle in Friendship Games, but the source turns out to be some sort of magical crystals Gloriosa Daisy found in a cavern.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_84986bf9	comment	RuneScape: The player is turned into the "World Guardian" by Guthix and granted the power to resist and negate godly magic, right before his death allows the rest of the gods that he banished at the end of the God Wars to return to Gielinor. Naturally, this instantly puts them on the radar of every major god in the setting, who see the player as either an obstacle to complete control of the world or a potential threat to their plans; in spite of this, they are forced to admit the player is basically untouchable due to the nature of their power, which no one is able to comprehend. Over the course of several quests, however, it is revealed that the player's World Guardian powers are based on an enchantment Guthix placed on their soul that siphons both Gielinor's anima and shadow anima from Erebus, which is otherwise lethal to living beings. Charos posits that such an enchantment could have nasty side effects on the player's soul (though Guthix made sure this would not be the case) and Kerapac outright calls the player an abomination that should not exist. For that matter, the Ancient Magicks used by Zaros and his followers are stated to approach the effects of shadow anima when combined, well enough to physically repel the Elder Gods. Azzanadra even implies that, while common magic originates from Gielinor's anima, the Ancient Magicks come from "somewhere else".
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Wrong Context Magic / int_84f3f987	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V In the Standard Dimension, there are three types of summoning: Fusion Summoning, Synchro Summoning, and Xyz Summoning. All of these methods are limited by the ability to produce different types of energy, which is viewed as a semi-mystical ability. Reiji is a prodigy because, among other things, he's able to use all three summoning methods. Then, by the end of Episode 1, Yuya's pendant glows, which spreads to his cards, and he alone produces a new summoning type, Pendulum Summon. This produces a unique energy signature like the other three types, and it takes some time before Reiji manages to produce his own Pendulum Cards. The series later moves on to other parallel worlds: the Fusion Dimension, Synchro Dimension, and Xyz Dimension. True to their name, each dimension only has access to their namesake summoning method but can easily specialize in it, so other methods are completely foreign to them. The Fusion invasion of the Xyz Dimension makes it clear how one's summoning method identifies where they come from (leading to some Fantastic Racism on both sides depending on the cards they find in their deck, as well as mistaking the denizens of Standard for another dimension depending on what cards they summon in a duel). When Yuya engages Jack Atlas of the Synchro Dimension, he's already developed prowess in Fusion and Xyz Summoning, and by combining it with his Pendulum summoning is able to surprise Jack with these new mechanics and force him on the back foot. The fact that Jack recovers and wins anyway is more a testament to his own prowess than anything else.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_86814ea1	comment	Final Fantasy XV has a crossover quest featuring characters from Final Fantasy XIV, who have been teleported from Eorzea to Eos. The basic plot of the quest follows Noctis and his entourage working together to stop the summoned primal Garuda. Purely magical beings are very rare on Eos and number only daemons, Astrals, and their Messengers. Garuda is neither a daemon, nor Astral, nor Messenger: she is, in essence, a sentient mass of aether given shape and will by the minds of her devotees, the Ixal. There is no aether on Eos, but the Ixal brought there are apparently able to pull Eorzean aether through the Rift by channeling energy from meteorshards. On the heroes' side, Miq'ote arcanist Y'jhimei is able to use straight-up healing magic, which similarly doesn't exist on Eos; the healing items in the game are described as energy drinks and the like given power by the magic of Lucian kings* although that is admittedly rife with inconsistency, and the offensive magic in the game is specifically a gift from the Crystal that Lucis controls. Y'jhimei can only cast Physick (learned at Level 4 in XIV) and insists she's only a novice, but the entire party is baffled and impressed by the ability.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_86c3beca	comment	Girl Genius: The setting mostly revolves around Mad Scientists called "Sparks." They can twist the laws of physics with nothing but spare wire and a pair of tweezers, but they still require some kind of catalyst to get stuff done. The England arc however, starts introducing second stage sparks, where the science fiction starts getting a lot softer. Second stage sparks, usually known as "Queens" since the vast majority of them are female, have what are basically Psychic Powers, enabling them to warp reality with just their minds. The Polar Lords, who are just a little bit weaker than the Queens, have almost literal magic powers, explicitly called Arcana.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_87b24f8a	comment	Reapers Among Fairies: The Fairy Tail characters fuel their abilities by absorbing Ethernano (magical energy) in the air. The Bleach characters can fuel their abilities by absorbing spiritual energy in the air, but mostly generate the energy themselves because it comes from their very souls. The Fairy Tail characters can sense spiritual energy, but it is difficult because it is different from magic. The Fairy Tail characters also often get baffled by Soul Reaper, Hollow, Quincy, and Fullbringer abilities like Kido spells. Obra, who can drain the magic from others, is shocked when his ability has no effect on Ichigo Kurosaki since he uses spiritual energy. Similarly, Kama is shocked when his magic-draining scythes have no effect on Karin. Wendy Marvell manages to use spiritual energy to power herself by putting on a Hollow mask, but it causes Heroic RRoD. However, the Eclipse Gate still drains and absorbs spiritual power used near it just as it does with magic.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_88383ee7	comment	The 2003 anime has its own example of this in the Homunculus Wrath. By the rules of alchemy in the anime, Homunculi cannot perform "regular" alchemy because they're not human; instead they obtain a unique alchemical power to manipulate their bodies in a single way (such as Voluntary Shapeshifting, converting the Carbon in your skin into diamondoid, or turning one's body into a coherent liquid form) during maturation using the Red Stones that make up parts of their bodies. Wrath, meanwhile, does not have any Homunculus powers... But he can perform "regular" alchemy on an instinctual level without using a transmutation circle. This turns out to be because of his unique maturation process, which gave him access to a human arm: The Gate of Truth "thinks" the arm is still attached to its original body and thus alchemical power flows through it normally. Wrath also has a second element that makes him outside context: Unlike every other Homunculus in the setting, Izumi made him by transmuting the complete corpse of her dead son instead of using pieces and supplementing the rest with other elements. As a result, he has no earthly remains that can be used against his Kryptonite Factor.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_8989d113	comment	Ixia and Sitia: In Magic Study, the protagonist is being taught magic by a master wizard, but none of her powers work correctly. When challenged to focus her energy into pushing her instructor over, her instructor's legs give way. When given the simple (to anyone else) task of igniting a candle, she focuses and focuses and focuses, then the candle catches fire and the master is confused because it was their power that did it, under her control.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_8c10c943	comment	Repairs, Retrofits and Upgrades features an extremely power sandbender and Red Lotus member capable of creating entire sandstorms and transforming their sand into glass shards.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_8e82c366	comment	The Real Ghostbusters: The heroes usually deal with supernatural menaces, but in "Loathe Thy Neighbor", their clients are an oddball family who live in a house full of supernatural things. (Kind of a pastiche of The Addams Family and The Munsters) but are troubled by a haunting there. Egon eventually discovers that the problem is not a supernatural being, but a paranatural being. The difference, as he explains, Supernatural means something that was once human like a ghost, while Paranatural means a being of completely alien life, not from our world. The Boogeyman, one of the few recurring villains in the series, is referred to as a "solid, trans-dimensional creature" (meaning not composed of ectoplasm, like ghosts are) which gives him a major advantage against the Ghostbusters. While the P.K.E Meter can still be used to track him, the proton throwers do little but annoy him, and he's impervious to the traps. Trolls and gremlins seem to be similar to the Boogeyman. In both cases, the heroes have to outsmart them to solve the problem.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_8ec33a88	comment	Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Everyone in Aionios has the ability to create a unique weapon called a Blade. In the DLC, they meet the Robot Girl Ino, who is somehow still using the mechanics from Xenoblade Chronicles 2, where Blades are people who channel their power into their Drivers. The party is therefore very confused when Ino proudly declares herself an Artificial Blade and that Noah is her destined Driver. At the end of her ascension quest, Ino and Noah somehow manage to make an affinity link and perform a Level IV Blade Special; the party is very impressed, even if they don't understand what just happened or why Noah started glowing.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_8ee238c9	comment	Persona: Persona 5: In the Updated Re-release, Persona 5 Royal, Maruki has both a Palace and a Persona, which were thought to be mutually exclusive, much to the confusion of the Phantom Thieves. The Palace developed first, and then they awakened a Persona, which is still technically in line with what's said to be possible, meaning that while Persona users can't develop Palaces, Palace owners can awaken a Persona. Interestingly, the fact that the Thieves Den in Royal is called My Palace in Japanese would suggest such an oddity is also in play for Joker, though the feature's canonicity is never addressed. Sumire's Persona awakening violates the rules established in Persona 4, where denying the truth about one's self prevents them from gaining a Persona. Sumire insists she's actually her deceased sister Kasumi, refusing to believe otherwise, yet her Persona awakens anyway. The only possible explanation is the fact that she awakened in the Palace of Maruki, who is responsible for causing her delusions in the first place. Sure enough, when confronted with the truth, Sumire loses her Metaverse garb and her Persona goes berserk. Persona 5 Strikers: Morgana is very confused when Sophia summons Pithos for the first time. It acts like a Persona, but comes out of nowhere. Sophia was only copying the actual Persona users and does not know what a Persona is (being a sentient computer program that lacks a heart). Pithos' stat screen adds to the confusion — unlike any Persona it has no Arcana and its Skills have question marks at the end of their names. Sophia eventually has a proper awakening after studying the heart and Pithos becomes a normal Persona, Pandora, gaining an Arcana (Hope) and losing the question marks in the process. Persona 5 Tactica: In the third Kingdom, the Phantom Thieves encounter Shadow Toshiro, who attempts to snuff out Erina in order to crush his other self's spirit. Given that the cognitive beings in the previous two Kingdoms are reflections of people the real Toshiro knew throughout his life, one would expect that Erina is simply another such being in the form of Toshiro's close friend from his high school days, Eri Natshuhara. Instead, it turns out that Erina, though indeed based on Eri due to the strong impression she left on Toshiro, is actually the embodiment of Toshiro's hope manifested from the spark of rebellion in his heart and — more importantly — the unawakened form of his Persona, and when his resolve finally is strengthened enough does she fully take on the role, becoming Ernesto. While oddball occurrences have popped up from time to time in previous games (For example...) Metis being the embodiment of Aigis' rejected emotions yet having access to her own Persona, Teddie likewise being a Shadow who gains a Persona, and Futaba meeting her own Shadow before it becomes Necronomicon, this completely flies in the face of previously established conventions about Personas, as not only are Toshiro and Erina able to exist independently of one another while the latter isn't "in use", but Toshiro uses Ernesto to directly fight Shadow Toshiro — something that logically shouldn't be possible since an individual's Persona is their Shadow. And despite gaining a mask when Erina awakens, Toshiro's outfit doesn't change after removing it, unlike the other Phantom Thieves.However... Eagle-eyed players might notice that Toshiro's mask only has a single eyehole on the right side that corresponds to how Erina's bangs cover her right eye and generally matches up with what she's wearing, suggesting Erina's attire may be a gender-flipped version of what Toshiro's Metaverse outfit would look like under normal circumstances. In a Talk Event at the hideout after all this goes down ("Questions for Lavenza"), Joker and Morgana can inquire about Erina and are told that she's perhaps best described as an entity with aspects of cognitive beings, Persona, and Shadows all at once, being born from Toshiro's cognition and then subconsciously endowed with his power. It's also possible that the Kingdoms' true nature as a Metaverse created by Salmael from Toshiro's cognition means Salmael was able to either somehow control Toshiro's Shadow (not unlike the implication in Persona 4 that Shadow Teddie's presence was due to the intervention of another party, i.e. Ameno-sagiri or Izanami) or create a fake copy of it (as Lavenza also reveals that the cognitive beings in the Kingdoms, Tyrants included, are actually "fragments" of Salmael).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_8ffd1b86	comment	Doctor Strange (2016) explains that magic in the Marvel Cinematic Universe works by invoking the natural laws of alternate dimensions where physics works differently. In particular, it gives some examples of how Earth's natural laws interact with those of the Dark Dimension, which has no concept of time: the Ancient One stays immortal by leaching some of the Dark Dimension's timelessness for herself, and Strange blackmails the Eldritch Abomination Dormammu into submission by introducing Earth's concept of time to the Dark Dimension, which is utterly alien to Dormammu, trapping them both in a time loop so short in duration that all Dormammu can do is kill Strange over and over until it gives in to Strange's "Bargain".
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Wrong Context Magic / int_90c73dda	comment	Animorphs: Someone who stays in morph for more than two hours gets Shapeshifter Mode Locked; one of the main characters, Tobias, gets stuck as a red-tailed hawk early on. However, the local Sufficiently Advanced Alien, the Ellimist, later gives Tobias his morphing powers back, though his Shapeshifter Default Form is still a bird. There are a few books where the protagonists use this to their advantage — most notably, using him to convince the Yeerks that their Anti-Morphing Ray doesn't work. One is only supposed to be able to morph into creatures whose DNA one has previously acquired through touch. Super Rachel, Crayak's attempt at seducing Rachel to his side, can morph into any creature the situation calls for, without having touched it, encountered it, or even knowing that such a creature exists.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_90f42a9b	comment	The Wheel of Time: The standard accepted form of magic is channeling the One Power, which is a genetic, sex-segregated geometric magic that can do just about anything and in sufficient strength makes a channeler a Person of Mass Destruction. But popping up in the series are people who can do strange things that are apparently not related to the One Power, such as dream walkers, wolfbrothers, Min's Aura Vision, and the ability to smell past deeds of violence. Most of these powers have at least a handful of people tied to them, but not so many that most people have heard of it. Because time in the setting is, per the title, cyclical, these are cases of The Magic Comes Back, though there is no remaining record of them having existed and gone away. Combined with the fact that our own world is a past era of the setting, and Rand's increased Reality Warper power in the ending of the final book, the suggestion is that the nature of magic changes in some significant way with the passing of every Age. In particular, Slayer and Padan Fain are stated to be unique entities even in the Pattern, and the first of their kind. The Power Trio alone of the series shows this at work. Rand al'Thor, The Chosen One, is a ta'veren (a word in the local Fictionary meaning "Main Character") whom the Wheel of Time weaves the Pattern around. Destined to lead the forces of the Light against The Dark One, he is the most powerful channeler ever born, and indeed one of the most overpowered individuals in the entirety of fiction. This doesn't seem to leave much room for his allies, Matrim Cauthon and Perrin Aybara... but both are also ta'veren and completely outpace Rand in other areas. Mat has Past-Life Memories that make him a Four-Star Badass, has a magic artifact that allows him to No-Sell magic, and is Born Lucky in a way the others are not, to the point where he can literally invoke Contrived Coincidences. Perrin, meanwhile, is a Sensor Character with Supernatural Gold Eyes, can command wolves, and has undisputed mastery of the franchise's Dream Land, where he can also No-Sell magic through the "Your Mind Makes It Real" nature of dreams. Robert Jordan gets around the problem of Power Levels by having multiple Powers to Level in, and very rarely does any one character ever get to level in more than two of them.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_929cef3c	comment	Daine's Wild Magic serves this purpose. While it isn't a power unique to her (Daine's uniqueness being the sheer level of her power due to her being a demgoddess), it is largely regarded as an old wives' tale by most scholars in-universe. Among Daine's enemies, those who do know about Wild Magic and don't discount it offhand end up viewing and treating it like the regular human Gift that is fairly commonplace throughout the setting. Unfortunately for them, Wild Magic functions in nowhere near the same fashion, which leads to their efforts to contain or hamper Daine's power being completely useless.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9322493f	comment	In Kamen Rider Zi-O, the villains mess with time to steal the powers of previous Kamen Riders and turn people into Evil Knockoffs — but things tend to hit snags when taking the munitiae of the Riders' own powers into account. For instance, Kamen Rider Den-O is immune to time alterations, so he keeps his powers even when his knockoff is made. Kamen Rider Ryuga originated in a pocket dimension in an alternate timeline, complicating efforts to get the means to fight him. The Kamen Rider Blade episodes ran afoul of the same Battle Fight complications as in the above-mentioned Gorider. Kamen Rider Agito has strict rules on who his powers can be passed to and how, and so on and so forth.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_94f77848	comment	In Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury's final episode, Eri is still uncertain, three years later, how Suletta was able to transfer her from the disappearing Aerial to the Hots keychain, a small keychain that Suletta bought at her school and not really shown to have any machinery at all.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_95d534e1	comment	The Dragon Prince: Elves and dragons, as well as certain other animals, are born with an "arcanum" that connects them to one of the six Primal Sources. Humans are not. They can only do magic by a.) using a Primal Stone that's connected to one of the Sources, or b.) using Dark Magic, which drains the power from a magical creature. The latter would have been considered this trope when it was first discovered, but it's well-established (if controversial) by the time the series takes place. The season two finale threw things for a loop, however, when Callum, a human, figured out the Sky arcanum, meaning that he can do Sky magic. Aaravos, a Startouch elf, is naturally able to control all six Primal Sources. As far as we know, he's the only one who can do so, and how has yet to be explained. Ezran Speaks Fluent Animal. Word of God says that this is supposed to show that he's extremely empathetic, but concedes that the show basically presents it as an inexplicable superpower.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_960062b7	comment	My Hero Academia: "One For All", the Quirk used by the main character and his mentor, is unique from all other Quirks in the setting for multiple reasons. It was created artificially when a villain with the power to steal and grant others Quirks gave his brother the ability to stockpile power. The stockpiling ability combined with the brother's then-unknown ability to pass his Quirk to another, creating One For All. That second ability also makes it the only known Quirk with the ability to be passed down to a chosen successor, when all other Quirks are either inherited directly from a parent or develops as a combination of both parents' Quirks. Finally, while Quirks aren't known to grow in power with each generation, One For All grows more powerful with each successive user it's passed down to due to its stockpiling aspect. Izuku Midoriya can use certain abilities of One For All which are exclusive to him. Deceased users of One For All can speak to him and show him visions of the past. Izuku can also access the Quirks of the previous users, which have been drastically strengthened by One For All. Quirks are generally straightforward in concept, if often wacky. Then comes in Eri, who through some unexplained freak mutation ended up with a reality-warping Semantic Superpower of "rewinding" people to a previous state, that ranges from healing wounds, to reversing biological evolution, to outright erasing the target from existence that would be more at home in series like JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. This is not a good thing, and pretty much ruined her life, since she's a little girl with a dangerous, unknown, barely controllable superpower that destroyed her family and left her in the hands of very nasty people who'd like to profit from it with little regard for her well-being.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9689a78c	comment	Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero: While everyone else uses magic, Akatsuki Ousawa uses Ki Manipulation instead. This tends to catch opponents off guard, especially since Anti-Magic wards and defenses don't do anything to stop his ki techniques.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_96b9f9a4	comment	Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Unlike in the books, where they had to travel outside of Hogwarts grounds to apparate, in the movie Dumbledore easily apparates himself and Harry to and from the school. Dumbledore acknowledges that the rule still applies to everyone else (except house-elves), but offers no explanation for why he can do it other than simply "I'm me."
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Wrong Context Magic / int_985ad25d	comment	For several universes, the tricks pulled off by fighters during the bouts between universes in Dragon Ball Super can be this. Most notable of these would be Auta Magetta, who unlike most characters in the Dragon Ball series does not fight with Ki Manipulation. He instead spits out lava.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9ab32c13	comment	Pony POV Series: Professor Kabuto is capable of using alchemy in Fullmetal Alchemist style via a combination of magic and alchemy, something only he seems capable of and makes him much more dangerous. Princess Jiniri (G3 Razzaroo's Alicorn self) is the Anthropomorphic Personification of Wishes and Miracles. As such, she's capable of doing some things that are unheard of in her universe such as resurrecting Concepts who have had their Concept in some way taken by another, which is normally a permanent death not even the Elders can undo.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9c32b00a	comment	Incarnation of Legends: Araki accuses Kojiro of using magic when he sees his Tsubame Gaeshi. Kojiro simply denies it. After all, who would believe that a man could possibly make reality give in to let him swing thrice with one motion through skill alone?
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9d34190a	comment	In The Elder Scrolls, conventional magic involves set principles studied by mages over millennia and uses the magicka flowing into the world from the realm of Aetherius through the stars and sun. However, certain esoteric powers such as the Thu'um and Dwemer technology do not play by these rules and confuse those who study conventional magic. These forms of magic use "tonal architecture" to manipulate the "Earth Bones" — the bodies of the divine beings used to build the world — making it more akin to reality manipulation instead of normal magic.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9db821ee	comment	The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World: Tougo Asagaki, the Kizuna Red Ranger, is a Henshin Hero from a Sentai series who gets transported to a fantasy world. Several characters are baffled by his transformation and powers because they are not magical in nature. He is fueled by his Hot-Blooded spirit and The Power of Friendship and bonds, with the magical characters saying they have never heard of such a thing.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: Blackbeard has at least two or three distinct cases of this all on his own. His Devil Fruit, the Dark-Dark Fruit, is different from most Logia-type Devil Fruit in that it specifically does not allow him to turn into a version of Made of Air, allowing attacks to pass through him, like all other Logias do due to its nature being to absorb things. It also allows him to nullify Devil's Fruit powers, as well. More importantly, however, is during the Paramount War when Blackbeard is able to possess two Devil Fruit powers at once by somehow absorbing Whitebeard's Tremor-Tremor Fruit, a feat known to kill everyone else who has ever attempted it, due to (according to Marco) his unusual body structure. Post-Time Skip, we have SMILEs, artificial Devil Fruits of the Zoan class that Kaido's pirates are using; Unlike actual Zoan Fruits, whoever eats a SMILE undergoes some sort of Body Horror that alters a part of their bodies; For example, one SMILE user can turn his hand into a ram's head, and a "Gazelle-man" with the appropriate legs that has the speed of a gazelle... but none of the endurance. Holdem, a Headliner stationed in Wano, has a lion's head where his stomach should be. This lion also seems to have a mind of his own, and gets into quarrels with Holdem. Furthermore, the SMILE Fruits only work 10% of the time; If ten people eat a SMILE, only one will gain powers. The other nine will be Getting Smilies Painted on Your Soul. During the Third Act of Wano, it's revealed that Luffy's Paramecia Gum-Gum Fruit, is actually a Zoan type Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika. Once awakened, it gives him Toon Physics, which means Luffy can freely alter his body shape, as well as imbue surrounding objects with the properties of rubber. This even extends to making people around him act more "cartoony." Altogether, this equates to Luffy being able to do almost anything as long as it's funny. When Luffy incorporates these new abilities into his moveset, it results in an unpredictable fighting style that highly resembles something out of a Looney Tunes episode. This, in conjunction with Luffy's already very advanced Haki, is what allows him to finally defeat a now visibly confused Kaido in a one-on-one bout. The more esoteric Zoan fruits can grant some very strange powers to their bearers, especially the more mythical ones, but whatever it is St. Jaygarcia Saturn of the Five Elders has, it's out there even by those standards. The man shows up out of a pentagram-bearing summoning circle, casually blows off a man's head with a glare, deletes his own wounds from existence, and can paralyze others pretty much at will with no obvious gestures. The end result is practically magic, brought by someone that's less an empowered man and more an actual demon.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9f130ec0	comment	Beyond the Outer Gate Lies...: Harry's usual magic spells are derived from his willpower and belief, while their system of (normal) magic uses what amounts to rituals in his, where he just has to put in the power and not the belief, so it doesn't need him trying to micromanage it.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: Many PokÃ©mon possess Type combinations that appear to contradict each other, but few more so than the Mythical PokÃ©mon Volcanion. Who is a Fire/Water type. It uses its typing to generate powerful steam. An NPC suspects that it has an organ within its body that can instantly vaporize water, but apparently this is completely unheard of in PokÃ©mon biology. There are various ways that PokÃ©mon can imitate the attacks of enemies or allies in combat, or even transform into a copy of the opponent, but these effects always end when the battle ends... except for Smeargle's "Sketch" attack, which allows it to permanently learn the attack its enemy just used. Smeargle can't learn attacks (other than Sketch) by any other means, making it a tricky character to use, but in theory it can have almost any moveset. One PokÃ©mon completely breaks the rules of the game's internal mechanics. All PokÃ©mon stats are determined by a strict formula — except Shedinja's HP stat. It can only ever have one (1) Hit Point, which would be impossible if it used the game's general stat formula.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a32877f1	comment	In the Old Kingdom series, magic is normally region-locked to the eponymous nation, while south of the Wall (which is as much a magical as physical barrier) in Ancelstierre (a pretty blatant Fantasy Counterpart Culture of early-20th century England) it rapidly becomes weaker the further south you go and is essentially useless in most of the country (modern technology, not-coincidentally, breaks down if taken into the Old Kingdom). Unfortunately, the Destroyer is such a powerful source of Free Magic by itself that when it is moved (still as a Sealed Evil in a Can) to Ancelstierre, the energy it gives off lets its minions use their powers at full strength while technology fails — in effect, bringing the conditions of the Old Kingdom into a place where by all rights they shouldn't exist.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a33d74a4	comment	Sword of Truth: Series protagonist Richard grew up in a land without magic, so he doesn't really understand the limits of what magic can do. A running theme through the books is that Richard proposes something, only to have his companions explain, "Magic doesn't work that way." (Usually, he tries it anyhow and it turns out that, for him at least, magic does work that way.) Early on in the series, in the first and second books, Zedd explains that most magic works on changing or altering the properties of elements that are already there. Fireballs can be created by stoking even the tiniest flame, hair can be grown by stimulating the smallest potential for growth, etc. But this is all based on Additive Magic, which at the beginning of the story is the only kind wizards have, so they are handicapped compared to the wizards of yore who possessed both. While with imagination and skill they can achieve quite a lot, they still have to work within bounds that the ancient wizards could simply ignore. Richard, who is the only wizard to have both Additive and Subtractive magic, has his magic work based on need and emotion. Because he's not handicapped by the need to work around the lack of Subtractive, his gift instinctually seeks out the easiest path toward what he wants to achieve. Since no other character has his exact magic, no other character can teach him, and when after several books Zedd is finally in a position to teach Richard, he declines, as since Richard has been able to achieve so much by pure instinct, he doesn't want to teach him anything that would suggest limits to what he can do.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a34b0f33	comment	Growth through Chaos: Ninjutsu proves to be this in the world of One Piece, more specifically the fact that they are unaffected by water unlike Devil Fruits. The ninja thus become quite powerful, something Don Krieg notices. That being said, since the people of One Piece don't have chakra, this results in them not only being immune to genjutsu, but unable to learn jutsus themselves (much to Sanji's dismay when he learns of the Transparency Jutsu, wishing to use it as a substitute for the Clear-Clear Fruit).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a3748187	comment	On the more serious side, while Stands that break the rule of persisting after the original User's death are technically as old as the Part that introduced Stands, Anubis still needed a "User" to be more than inanimate and the later Cheap Trick survived by moving between Users. Notorious B.I.G. from Part 5, Golden Wind, however, didn't even manifest until its User's death and needed no User to function. This, coupled with its ability to come back From a Single Cell and feed on practically any form of energy or attack, made it a stakes-raising enemy that is one of the few Stands to ever be merely escaped and not defeated.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a3794b3a	comment	In The Dark Queen and I Strike Back, most of the world uses Techniques, which can only modify existing aspects of reality and are divided into the three categories of Creation, Destruction and Restoration. However, some people are capable of using Divine Crafts, abilities of unknown origin that can alter reality in ways that surpass common sense. One example is a Divine Craft that creates clones from shadows.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a66ea471	comment	Whatever Izuku's Quirk is in Turning a New Leaf, Quirk-science and associated medical machinery can't seem to pinpoint what exactly it is. As the fic goes on, there are various interested parties — all of which having animal-based Quirks — who are keeping a close eye on him, implying that there is more to Izuku's Quirk than what it seems. It's later revealed that Izuku doesn't have a Quirk — he's an actual Tanuki, and the aforementioned interested parties are fellow Youkai.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_a825da3e	comment	In Magic: The Gathering: Any Planeswalker is going to invoke this, since their entire power is the ability to use magic from many different planes. Chandra Nalaar's plane of origin, Kaladesh, was a plane of Magitek where innate magic was virtually unknown. Her pyromancy manifesting was quite a paradigm shift.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_aa2e1111	comment	Percy Jackson: Spirits: The ability of Percy's Celestial Bronze weapons to wound and kill spirits are completely unlike anything anyone in the Avatar world has seen before. Percy's Making a Splash abilities are different from waterbending in how he essentially commands water to do what he wants. Amarok finds it more similar to the abilities of water-aligned spirits, making him wonder if he's a spirit that took human form, but is frustrated by how it still doesn't quite fit. Later on, Korra is flabbergasted by how easily Percy is able to take control of the water her cousins and uncles send at him, and heal himself so seemingly effortlessly — a skilled water bender would need decades of training to even attempt either feat.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_aba7ffb9	comment	Magic in The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel is Magic from Technology, channeled through Quartz and Orbments. So when one party member is able to perform more traditional magic naturally, it's a hint they're much more than they appear. It turns out they're a member of an ancient witch clan that knows about events hundreds of years past, and one of the Anguis of Ouroboros is also a member of this clan.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_afb9f15a	comment	Jemjammer: The Ring of Flying that Aelfgifu looted from a mad cleric in Krynn has unwanted side effects when taken out of its sphere of origin, something the gods there are notably capricious about. It causes her to blink in between her own reality and the Feywild.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stands are the main Magic A Is Magic A element of the series, being (generally) anthropomorphic psychic projections of the user's will that act out the user's innate psychic abilities, overall adhering to a consistent set of rules divided into a few subtypes. They are completely invisible to people who don't possess Stand powers (unless it's bound to a physical object) and the destruction of a Stand causes its user's death (and vice versa). Minor "rules" are broken all the time as part of the mystery of that particular fight and sometimes that leads to the introduction of a new subtype. When a major rule is broken, however, it tends to be a significant element of that particular plot. On the goofier side, Diamond is Unbreakable has Mikitaka Hazekura, a character with Voluntary Shapeshifting abilities who seemed to start displaying them after he was struck by a Stand-imbuing Arrow. However, he claims to be an alien from another galaxy and these powers are just innate to his species (despite being named like an individual Stand). He has no reaction to a feint punch from another character's Stand (implying he can't see other Stands), and the Stand Arrow actually began to deflect its course away from him when it was about to hit him. The author Hirohiko Araki even goes out of his way to neither confirm nor deny that Earth Wind and Fire is a Stand, instead referring to it as a "Stand?" on several occasions. On the more serious side, while Stands that break the rule of persisting after the original User's death are technically as old as the Part that introduced Stands, Anubis still needed a "User" to be more than inanimate and the later Cheap Trick survived by moving between Users. Notorious B.I.G. from Part 5, Golden Wind, however, didn't even manifest until its User's death and needed no User to function. This, coupled with its ability to come back From a Single Cell and feed on practically any form of energy or attack, made it a stakes-raising enemy that is one of the few Stands to ever be merely escaped and not defeated. The spinoff Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan is more or less explicitly about Rohan running into exactly these sort of situations that aren't explained by the series' established supernatural rules. Among these are what are heavily implied to be an actual Youkai, nature gods who demand absolute etiquette from their devotees, paintings haunted by the hatred of its painter, an insect that inhabits cellphones and predates on humans, the incarnation of an actual Physical God, and a Stand-empowered Gucci bag, just to list a few of his adventures. Also there's the mess that is Jorge Joestar, which adds three more supernatural abilities to the non-canon pile: Wounds, which are formed as a result of the user's repeated trauma and exist to stop their suffering; Bounds, which allow the user to physically bind to particular locations; and Beyonds, abilities whose reach exists beyond space and time and the fourth wall.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b2700e28	comment	Winds up being invoked in both directions in If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device, during the brief Warhammer crossover. A Custodian shield captain with loads of genetic enhancements from the 40th millenium and literally centuries of training and experience possesses almost godlike powers compared to the denizens of a Medieval European Fantasy setting, so much so that their weapons are unable to even scratch his skin. Unfortunately for the custodian, being in a fantasy roleplay setting also makes him subject to its rules. He winds up being laid low despite his overwhelming advantages due to a combination of absurdly lucky dice rolls and a low willpower stat.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b4a7236d	comment	Persona 5 Tactica: In the third Kingdom, the Phantom Thieves encounter Shadow Toshiro, who attempts to snuff out Erina in order to crush his other self's spirit. Given that the cognitive beings in the previous two Kingdoms are reflections of people the real Toshiro knew throughout his life, one would expect that Erina is simply another such being in the form of Toshiro's close friend from his high school days, Eri Natshuhara. Instead, it turns out that Erina, though indeed based on Eri due to the strong impression she left on Toshiro, is actually the embodiment of Toshiro's hope manifested from the spark of rebellion in his heart and — more importantly — the unawakened form of his Persona, and when his resolve finally is strengthened enough does she fully take on the role, becoming Ernesto. While oddball occurrences have popped up from time to time in previous games (For example...) Metis being the embodiment of Aigis' rejected emotions yet having access to her own Persona, Teddie likewise being a Shadow who gains a Persona, and Futaba meeting her own Shadow before it becomes Necronomicon, this completely flies in the face of previously established conventions about Personas, as not only are Toshiro and Erina able to exist independently of one another while the latter isn't "in use", but Toshiro uses Ernesto to directly fight Shadow Toshiro — something that logically shouldn't be possible since an individual's Persona is their Shadow. And despite gaining a mask when Erina awakens, Toshiro's outfit doesn't change after removing it, unlike the other Phantom Thieves.However... Eagle-eyed players might notice that Toshiro's mask only has a single eyehole on the right side that corresponds to how Erina's bangs cover her right eye and generally matches up with what she's wearing, suggesting Erina's attire may be a gender-flipped version of what Toshiro's Metaverse outfit would look like under normal circumstances. In a Talk Event at the hideout after all this goes down ("Questions for Lavenza"), Joker and Morgana can inquire about Erina and are told that she's perhaps best described as an entity with aspects of cognitive beings, Persona, and Shadows all at once, being born from Toshiro's cognition and then subconsciously endowed with his power. It's also possible that the Kingdoms' true nature as a Metaverse created by Salmael from Toshiro's cognition means Salmael was able to either somehow control Toshiro's Shadow (not unlike the implication in Persona 4 that Shadow Teddie's presence was due to the intervention of another party, i.e. Ameno-sagiri or Izanami) or create a fake copy of it (as Lavenza also reveals that the cognitive beings in the Kingdoms, Tyrants included, are actually "fragments" of Salmael).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b69b9a9	comment	In Danmachi, all spells are verbal, so Sigurd and Brynhildr shock everyone by drawing glowing Runes in the air or on surfaces to perform spells. EMIYA and Gilgamesh also shock people when they use their powers without saying anything.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b6bc5d93	comment	Harry Potter and the Portrait of What Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash features Ron being a practitioner of something known only as "Ron magic." It may, or may not, involve throwing your wand at your opponent.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b704a08a	comment	In Reborn! (2004), in order to generate a Dying Will Flame, one normally needs a conduit to convert a person's internal wave energy into a Flame, such as a Mafia Ring, or special weapons like Tsuna's X-Gloves and Basil's Metal Edge. Xanxus and Ricardo are exceptions to this rule, able to generate their unique Flame of Wrath with nothing but their bare hands. However, a stranger case is Iemitsu Sawada, who lacks any special Flame, but is still able to use Flames barehanded for an unknown reason.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b90cbebd	comment	In Snips, Snails, and Dragon Tales, the Order face off against their counterparts from "the 4th Dimension" (that is to say, Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition). Due to the Order running on the incredibly different 3rd Edition rules, the two groups spend much of the story just trying to figure out what they can do, and being stymied by the unusual oddities that come from the two systems interacting.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_b9b796cf	comment	Fate/stay night has a fairly simple set of rules for the Grail War. And then everyone starts cheating in some way. It's telling that, before the 5th Grail War, no Grail War has ever been properly concluded.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bb1b8e8c	comment	Critical Role has the magic of Dunamancy in its second campaign, which falls outside the usual schools of magic and can be used to manipulate things like time, gravity, and luck. The Empire is desperate to learn more of it, while the nation of Xhorhas has known for some time and uses it for reincarnation purposes, including with its more-than-thousand-year-old queen.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bbf552e8	comment	In Blindsprings, Tamaura can do things with ease that costs others many years of training. She's a long-lost princess of the realm, and the bloodline is tied to the spirits of the country, or something like that.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: The Adeptus Mechanicus knows that technology functions with the help of "machine spirits" that must be placated with chanting, incense, consecrated engine oil, and occasionally a ritualistic tap with a wrench. As such, they find non-humans' technology unnerving at best — Ork "teknology" appears to work because the greenskins terrorize their machine-spirits into submission, while the Tau's technology is highly sophisticated, yet the aliens show no reverence for it at all, and treat their devices as mere tools. And believe it or not, they might be right. To clarify, the Adeptus Mechanicus believes that machines have within them "machine spirits" (what these are is ambiguous, with the most common interpretation being that they are low level A.I.s) that must be appeased in order for them to work properly. The thing is, at least in the mechanicus' case, they might actually be right, with some tales from in universe claiming such things as tanks fighting on after their crew had been killed when properly appeased or weapons firing without their power source, while a machine spirit that has not may well break down or explode on the user at the most inopportune time. As for the Orks, a good deal of their tools effectiveness runs off so called "Waaagh" energy, and without it, their tools would either be greatly impaired or cease functioning entirely. In extreme cases guns will fire without ammo or vehicles run without fuel simply because an Ork failed to notice.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bd310eaa	comment	El Goonish Shive: Magic is known to function differently depending on which dimension you're in. Magus, however, is still able to use much of his normal magic despite being from a different dimension. When he's taken over Elliot's body and so is on the physical plane, anyway. Sirleck calls him out on this, and Magus implies that he has absolutely no idea how he's able to.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bdfd01de	comment	Boldores And Boomsticks: While Magic A Is Magic A is in effect to equate the Aura of both settings, Weiss is initially confused as to how PokÃ©mon are able to use elemental attacks without Dust. It's revealed later that their Auras are naturally associated with Types and they are talented at shaping their Auras in complex ways. While humans and faunus are Typeless (except for some Semblances that give Types to the Aura used) they can be taught to use moves.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bee47cbe	comment	Unsounded: Magic generally follows very strict rules — the Background Magic Field only responds to mathematically-precise spoken instructions from someone who has gone through a complex ritual to activate their magic. That is, unless you're a "tacit caster" and/or an "innate". The only named characters with these traits are Duane and his daughter Mikaila, a Posthumous Character. Due to the need for careful study to perform magic in the setting, these traits are largely just interesting genetic quirks, though with certain uses or problems associated with them. Tacit casters still have to use the magic language and precise mathematics, they can just do it in their heads. A quirk of magical physiology allows the background magical field to "hear" their thoughts directly, allowing them to cast silently. Useful in a magical duel as it prevents your oponent from hearing (and preparing for) what you're about to do next. Or in one instance when Duane is captured by enemy forces during a "spell stop" and gagged to prevent him from using magic later, not realising that he was a tacit caster. Innates are born with their connection active, allowing them to cast spells from an early age, if they know the words. Not particularly important, however children do pick things up and magic is commonplace so it can be problematic if your automatically-a-wizard kid starts repeating something they've heard and accidentally unmakes the cat. Also problematic if your society doesn't allow women to practice magic but your daughter is born a tacit caster and and innate. Duane himself, a Revenant Zombie, is an unliving example of Wrong Context Magic. According to the metaphysics of the setting, when you die, your soul dissolves into the fabric of the Background Magic Field. As such, it's impossible to bring back the dead, as there's no way to reconstruct a whole, original soul from the vast melange of the afterlife. Nonetheless, Duane was brought back from the dead with his whole, original soul. Sette compounds her Ambiguously Human nature with the ability to physically touch the Background Magic Field — the one that only responds to instructions in the Language of Magic — which is something that has no precedent whatsoever.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bf6a1a95	comment	The Circle Opens: In Magic Steps, Sandry has to figure out a mage whose magic can only just be described as "ambient" — he somehow manipulates sheer nothingness as a magical weapon, and his magic is exceptional in many ways. On top of that, Sandry possesses, in addition to her thread magic, power to control magic itself.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_bfd7c6e0	comment	Drowtales: Kiel'ndia is the only character in the story who's aware she's in a comic, and additionally actually speaks to the readers. Later in the story it's revealed that the reason she can do this is because the seed she was "tainted" with (i.e. merged her soul with) is actually made of humans, specifically the readers of the comic itself, explaining her strange powers. Seers were originally mentioned as being able to predict the future in some limited and sometimes uncontrollable fashion, getting visions of events and dangers to come, but it was partially retconned (mainly to limit this trope as much as possible) as having the ability to feel other people's emotions and motives with varying strength, range and control. It can be used as a form of Combat Clairvoyance.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_c137ae09	comment	God of War (PS4): When Atreus falls ill and Freya needs an ingredient found only in Helheim in order to cure him, Kratos is told that Helheim is a land of deathly cold where no magic from the Nine Realms can sustain a flame, likewise the frost axe that he's been relying on up to this point would be useless against the undead there. Out of options and desperate to save his son, Kratos is forced to unearth the Blades of Chaos which, due to being forged by Greek magic, are able to maintain their fire even in Helheim. Lampshaded by Brok who immediately starts marvelling over the Blades of Chaos the first time he sees them.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_c3f05190	comment	In My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Legend of Everfree, something at the camp causes Sunset Shimmer, Twilight Sparkle, and the Humane Five to gain outright superpowers (like Twilight getting telekinesis and Rainbow Dash getting Super-Speed). Twilight worries it's her fault, as a residual effect of her turning into Midnight Sparkle in Friendship Games, but the source turns out to be some sort of magical crystals Gloriosa Daisy found in a cavern.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, according to Word of God, has three different kinds of magic: unicorns can cast various spells and usually have one iconic spell related to their special talent (Rarity's gem-finding spell is a perfect example), pegasi have powers such as cloud walking and tactile telekinesis that allows them to tow stuff while flying, and earth ponies have a more subtle variety that gives them enhanced strength, endurance, and a closer connection to the earth than the other two races. And Alicorns have All Your Powers Combined and then some. There are exceptions to this: While unicorns are typically limited to magic that aligns with their special talent, there's nothing stopping a unicorn's special talent from simply being "magic". These unicorns seem to be able to freely learn any sort of magic they want, though that's likely informed more by preexisting aptitude than just having the cutie mark. This isn't rare enough to be unheard of, but it's rare enough that unicorn characters with "magic" as their talent can be counted on one hand. Pinkie Pie has her "Pinkie Sense"; odd jitters and twitches connected to some odd, unexplained power of premonition, with specific tics predicting specific events or situations. She also has the ability to be exactly where she needs to be to fill whatever joke she is currently enforcing. For example, in "Green Isn't Your Color" she is always hiding exactly where Twilight Sparkle is whenever Twilight is about to break a promise. She even bursts out of Twilight's mouth. This second ability is probably not "magic" per se, but simply a result of Pinkie Pie living under the laws of Toon Physics. The Season 8 finale even implied that her toon physics are an actual magic ability; the scene that depicts all the unicorns and alicorns magic returning also has a ball of magic return to Pinkie Pie's nose. While the Pinkie Sense hasn't been explained, one episode features another pony, also in the party planning business, who has an identical ability. Pinkie's older sister Maud, who is likewise an earth pony, has a "Maud Sense" that allows her to track down lost objects. Fluttershy, a pegasus, has the ability to connect with animals in a way that is more reminiscent of an earth pony than a pegasus. This may be a Shout-Out to the fact her G3 namesake was an earth pony, and in development it was considered to make her one as well. She also has The Stare which is closer to Psychic Power than magic. The Everfree Forest is a place where nature works by itself. Normally, the ponies themselves make adjustments to nature, e.g. pegasi changing the weather, Celestia raising the sun, Luna bringing night, etc. Naturally, the ponies of Ponyville are terrified of the place. This is made worse by all manner of monstrous mythical creatures such as manticores, cockatrices, Ursa Majors, and the odd dragon making their homes here. Oh, and Zecora, hence her initially chilly reception. Zecora the zebra is able to put curses on the main characters, despite "curses" not existing in this universe (at least according to Twilight Sparkle). Subverted in that the "curses" are side-effects of the plants the characters are standing in and Zecora had nothing to do with. While most of Zecora's "magic" is based on her ample knowledge of flora and potions, she does, at one point, appear to refill an empty teacup with a wave of her hoof. Discord is a Draconequus, a type of being never seen before or since, and possesses magic unlike anything else in the show. As the spirit of Chaos itself, his magic produces what is pretty much pure chaos and insanity. Even when his magic is taken from him and transferred to other characters, they can't actually control it if they try to use it, with Cozy Glow's attempt to do so backfiring on her embarrassingly. The only other one they work for is Pinkie Pie. King Sombra's an evil example, having enough Black Magic to be a One-Man Army. Among other things, he can use kingdom-wide Gemstone Assaults, curse whole areas into vanishing, become a Living Shadow monster, seal others' magic, Mind Rape masses, regenerate from harm, and make Pocket Dimensions of stairs and traps to hide his Achilles' Heel. These, mixed with his Crazy-Prepared defense plans, make him almost as broken as Discord. For another villainous example, the centaur Lord Tirek is shown to be capable of forcefully draining the magic of any earth pony, pegasus, unicorn, or alicorn. This causes any pony to lose their innate power and abilities, even those specific to their race, and causes their cutie mark to vanish. It can even drain Discord's magic. A similar ability was demonstrated uniquely by the alicorns, who transferred their magic to Twilight, but only voluntarily. In yet another villainous example, Starlight Glimmer is a seemingly ordinary unicorn who possesses a personal spell that can both remove a pony's Cutie Mark and replace it with a new one, an equal sign that makes the pony in question no better than the average pony at anything. Previously in the series, Cutie Marks were stated to be mysterious things that just show up on a pony's body after a realization on what made them special. They couldn't be forced upon others, and nothing short of draining a pony's magic was able to remove them. In another example, Starlight Glimmer develops a working means of Time Travel for the Season 5 finale. As previously seen in "It's About Time", the best available time travel spell only allows one to travel back to the past for a few moments. By tapping into the Cutie Map, Starlight's spell lets her travel into the past whenever and wherever she wishes to change the world by altering the past.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_c4771251	comment	Mistborn: The Original Trilogy: The magic of Allomancy is normally powered by eating metal, but Vin can occasionally use exceptionally large amounts of power without any metal at all. This is later explained as the god that powers Allomancy giving her direct power-ups in key battles as part of his Batman Gambit to destroy a rival god. This trope is also discussed when Vin discovers that she can see through "copperclouds", magic stealthing bubbles that are supposed to be completely invulnerable to penetration by Seekers, who can detect whenever magic is cast nearby. Thankfully, it isn't a Story-Breaker Power. The trope is subverted, however, in the third book when it's revealed that Hemalurgy was affecting her, boosting her power to a higher level (apparently copperclouds aren't an absolute block, only a relative block, and Vin had very strong magic) which even had the side effect of preventing her from using the god of allomancy's magic. We're also shown that its possible to break the rules by compounding Allomancy and Feruchemy, part of the Lord Ruler's attempt at eliminating Feruchemy is to keep people from finding out that his power is merely Allomancy mixed with Feruchemy, letting him store properties like a Feruchemist, then burn the stored properties like an Allomancer to get far more out than he put in.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_c62995ba	comment	Child of the Storm mixes a number of magical systems relatively neatly, but Chaos Magic is implied to be a whole different ball-game, and confirmed as such in the sequel. The rest of the series' magic broadly follows Magic A Is Magic A — there is internal consistency, and magic has to do business with the laws of physics. Raw chaos magic, on the other hand, allows the wielder to do more or less anything they can think of, as long as they have enough power and focus (and don't mind potential side effects like generating deadly radiation when transmuting elements, or potentially ripping holes in reality).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_ca5cb239	comment	In Circle of Magic, at first all of the main characters run into this, using ambient magic, which is difficult to recognize compared to the normal form of magic. However, once they move to a school that specializes in ambient magic, this trope falls off.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_cb985a64	comment	By the time Izuku enters Class 1-A in Pro Hero Metal Bat, Aizawa and Nezu have determined that due to multiple third-party witnesses, genetic tests, physiological tests, hospital records, and more, that they are one hundred percent sure that Izuku does not have a Quirk. They even had Aizawa using his Quirk on Izuku the whole time they were testing him. They still have absolutely no idea how Izuku is able to become superhuman when he gets a hold of a baseball bat, since normal people can't knock holes in concrete, stop giant robots, shrug off bullet wounds, or bat a baseball 2.5 kilometers.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_cc3c0f37	comment	Saint Seiya Omega: In a world where everyone hones their Cosmo to be able to do devastating attacks, Haruto is a Ninja who uses contemporary ninjutsu. There is a long and very personal history how he's able to do that.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_cfd860dd	comment	Nasu Kinoko's works have a nasty habit of setting up incredibly complex and detailed rules about The 'Verse... then having a character with some really rare ability break those rules. Of course, only that character alone can ever do it (and probably not more than once). Reality marbles are either a very good example of this trope or not, depending how you look at it. But ultimately the concept boils down to a detailed and structured set of rules for breaking a detailed and structured set of rules. Needless to say, the rules in the Nasuverse are extremely complicated to the point of Mind Screw. The fact that more than a few rules actually contradict others really doesn't help. Fate/stay night has a fairly simple set of rules for the Grail War. And then everyone starts cheating in some way. It's telling that, before the 5th Grail War, no Grail War has ever been properly concluded. One recurring issue with the series is that even the mages themselves don't really know the more advanced rules of magic, and are prone to being mistaken in their assumptions. They will state that something is a rule when in fact it is not, not out of intent to deceive but because they don't know that they're wrong. Some have compared it to scientists in the real world: do today's scientists understand everything about science? No? Then why would mages studying magic be any different?
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Wrong Context Magic / int_d29072fd	comment	In The Darksword Trilogy, there is Simkin, a mage who can draw mana without the aid of a second person, and work in all of the elements, something no other person in the setting can do. Near the end of the series, one character surmises that he may be the Anthropomorphic Personification of magic itself. This might explain why he was completely unprepared to deal with guns. And why he consequently came Back from the Dead.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_d431bdc7	comment	Maria Campbell of the Astral Clocktower: Mostly averted; the Blood Magic of Bloodborne doesn't work in the Fortune Lover world, because no one's blood has any special power. Maria makes due with memories of her old sword skills, her new Light magic, and Combat Pragmatism. However, there is one exception: In Bloodborne, coaches don't have drivers, which helps underline the overall creepy theme. Therefore, Maria's coaches don't need drivers. When she wants her coach to move, it moves, and it will continue on its path whether she is paying attention or even asleep. She sees nothing strange about this, assumes everyone else is just using drivers out of vanity, and doesn't understand why people keep asking if she used magic on the horses.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_d5bdc32e	comment	Gold Digger: "Magic" refers to any type of physics or technology that uses the natural laws of another universe/dimension, so it's all science that's made magic when in the wrong context. What's interesting about this is that the biophysics of alien lifeforms or functions of technology from another reality will continue to work because they contain the physical mass and space from where they work, presumably until the "spacetime" runs out due to decay or replacement. This means that the protagonists can leap into an Eldritch Location and manage to survive for a few months without mutations or technology failure because their cells and atoms still follow the laws of gravity while all their shiny weapons and armor do what they were built to do.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	PokÃ©mon: The Series: PokÃ©mon are capable of doing many, many different things that are clearly fantastical in nature but never specified to be magic; apparently they are all just natural abilities PokÃ©mon have. Humans are normally not capable of any of these things, but a certain few humans are shown that are able to do things that are supposed to be impossible. Sabrina the gym leader is perhaps the most well known example; she has psychic abilities that range from the standard Telepathy, Telekinesis and Psychic Teleportation, but also turning people into dolls. Ash is another example as he's one of the very few humans capable of manipulating Aura (although this ability is rarely ever brought up). In one episode, Ash is turned into a Pikachu by a witch. Humans aren't supposed to be capable of this. Even PokÃ©mon can't do this. Out of the 800+ PokÃ©mon there are, not a single one of them has been shown to be capable of transforming someone else, and only a select few can transform themselves. (The transformation meant here is distinct from normal evolution, which most PokÃ©mon are capable of doing.) The whole thing was just an oddity that lasted only a few minutes. On occasion it'll be acknowledged that certain PokÃ©mon have skills which aren't considered "Moves" and thus aren't governed by the same rules as them. An episode of Diamond and Pearl has Team Rocket learn this the hard way when attempting to use Wobbuffet's Counter to defend against a Stunky's Stench. It fails completely because, as James clarifies, Counter only works against other PokÃ©mon moves whereas Stench is an innate Ability Stunky possess. In a season that introduced Mega Evolutions to the table, XY&Z features a unique take with Ash's Greninja, which is able to transform into "Ash-Greninja", a new form that is reminiscent of Mega Evolution. However, this particular PokÃ©mon doesn't need to hold a Mega Stone, nor does Ash need to have a Key Stone to activate it. Instead it relies on a Synchronization between Ash and Greninja. This was a completely alien concept. (It was later brought into PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon via the Battle Bond ability. The Greninja that has it is implied to be Ash's Greninja from the anime.) It is unknown if any other PokÃ©mon has this ability, but a Ninja Village has an ancient picture depicting an "Ash-Greninja" so this kind of transformation is at least known to exist for Greninja. Various characters have speculated In-Universe if it counts as a Mega Evolution or not. In Sun and Moon, Ash does it again. Z-Moves are special moves that can be used when a PokÃ©mon and Trainer connect, using a Z-Crystal inset in a Trainer's Z-Ring to turn that bond into power. Each Z-Crystal corresponds to only one Z-Move, and there's no way around that. Z-Moves may be specific to certain species of PokÃ©mon or associated with a type of move. Ash and Pikachu, however, have a special Z-Move, 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt, that only they can use. It doesn't have a proper Z-Crystal, either: When in use, Ash's Electrium Z transforms into a Pikashunium Z, and promptly changes back when the move is over.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_d861bfb	comment	The Infinite Loops: This fic takes this trope and makes deep passionate love to it. Loopers, various characters stuck eternally returning to the past, sometimes find themselves in alternate pasts that run under different rules then their home universe or in an entirely different setting. This means that most Loopers over time acquire a wide variety of different abilities, which they can use to completely curbstomp everything in their native settings. Just as an example, Ranma (one of the oldest loopers, possibly the oldest) has access to magic, chakra, sharingan, and the Kitsune, a zanpakto and reiatsu, every single Lantern Ring, complete with power sources, a set of Dragon Balls, the Force and about a dozen Death Stars, Urd, Belldandy, and Skuld's angels, a knowledge of Alchemy so great that he was giving Truth new information, and a mastery of every scientific discipline imaginable. It's hardly surprising that most of the older loopers are actively preventing themselves from ascending to godhood.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_da72cf97	comment	Trails Series: The series as a whole has the Divergent Laws, a descriptor applied to objects and phenomena that produce effects that can be explained by neither science nor scripture. As the name implies, they don't follow the physical laws of the world created by the goddess Aidios, because they originate from another world entirely. Magic in The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel is Magic from Technology, channeled through Quartz and Orbments. So when one party member is able to perform more traditional magic naturally, it's a hint they're much more than they appear. It turns out they're a member of an ancient witch clan that knows about events hundreds of years past, and one of the Anguis of Ouroboros is also a member of this clan. Also in Trails of Cold Steel, one of the main reasons Rean Schwarzer grew up fearful of his ogre power is that it is something so uncontrollable, unexplainable and unlike anything you can find in Zemuria.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_daa13ecf	comment	The Amazing Spider-Luz in: Across the Owl-Verse!: While the existence of humans and the Human Realm are common knowledge on the Boiling Isles, the existence of the weirder aspects of the Marvel Universe — Differently Powered Individuals, space aliens, even magic native to the Human Realm — isn't. People are repeatedly blindsided and impressed by Luz's abilities, and her heroic escapades do not go unnoticed. In the Human Realm, magic does indeed exist, but its existence is kept a secret among the world's populace, either dismissed with Clarke's Third Law, as some other kind of superhuman ability, or kept private entirely. Doctor Strange explains that while the public has accepted the existence of aliens and Fantastic Science, the existence of sorcery and the more Cosmic Horror elements that rubs shoulders with it would be too much for most people.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_db339bad	comment	Jaune Arc, Lord of Hunger: Jaune's Force-sensitivity is unlike any Semblance that anyone has ever seen. While most Semblances are only a single power, Jaune's connection with the Force gives him access to multiple different abilities like telekinesis, mind control, enhanced reflexes, Combat Clairvoyance, the ability to shoot lightning, and the ability to heal himself. After seeing a recording of Jaune using the Force to shoot lightning and Life Drain the Grimm, Ozpin compares Jaune's powers to that of the Maidens. In order for the Mask of Darth Nihilus to possess someone, the individual must be Force-sensitive. Normally, this wouldn't be a problem for Nihilus since everyone in the Star Wars galaxy is connected to the Force in some way or another. So when Nihilus' spirit finds himself on Remnant, he is shocked to find that no one on the planet has a connection to the Force and is confused by the people's use of Aura and Semblances, which are like no Force power he's ever seen.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_db96ded4	comment	Book 3 of The Legend of Korra features an evil team of benders, most of whom demonstrate "wrong context" abilities. Besides Ming-Hua the armless waterbender and P'Li the combustionbender mentioned above, Ghazan the earthbender can melt earth into lava and bend that. Near the end of the season, Bolin also manages to lavabend. The fourth member of the group is Zaheer, who is by all counts a normal airbender — the odd thing about him is that he's an Instant Expert at it, but that's justified by his having studied airbending for a long time before receiving the ability, and his skill doesn't come close to a true master. His main gimmick is that he's using Airbending (which rewards evasive and defense tactics) in an extremely aggressive style more reminiscent of Firebending; an actual master of Air can counter it easily, but nobody else knows how to deal with it. That is, until he figures out the trick to some actual nonstandard abilities, levitation and flight.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_dc217e32	comment	While PokÃ©mon Reset Bloodlines is a PokÃ©mon fic where knowledge is fairly well spread, rarer battle techniques can be this. This can range from Mega Evolutions in regions they are less common, to the really rare tricks like Bond Phenomenon (the same as Ash-Greninja as mentioned in the Anime & Manga section).
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Wrong Context Magic / int_dca06c7f	comment	Tales of MU runs on this where the laws of magic will change if they detect someone trying to figure them out. In-universe, science is a heavily discredited pseudo-, uh, science, much like people who believe in All-Natural Snake Oil in the real world. How, then, does the heavy use of Magitek work, in-universe? Carefully. Examining a complex spell too closely can break it. Since the local equivalent of television works in a way that no one believes should work, people are afraid to look too deeply into why for fear that it suddenly won't.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_de8f1f24	comment	In Kingdom Hearts III, the Organization is keeping an eye on Davy Jones and the Dead Man's Chest because they're fascinated by how he can still exist with his heart separated from his body, rather than becoming a Nobody. Except, inside the chest is Jones' literal organ and not the series' standard metaphysical heart. When Vexen sees this he decides that he's been wasting his time and leaves the world annoyed.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_de92a1f1	comment	A Hero's Wrath: Despite their similarities, distinctions are made between quirks and mantra affinity. With over 80% of people on the planet possess quirks, mantra affinity can be traced through bloodlines and are found around 12 known families. While incredibly rare, those who possess both a quirk and access to mantra do indeed exist, Momo having "Creation" and Wrath Mantra and Nejire wielding "Wave Motion" and Lust Mantra. While the Eight Mantras (Wrath, Pride, Sloth, Lust, Violence, Melancholy, Greed, and Vanity) were all wielded by the Demigods and now their human descendants, Kalrow explains that the Gohma were creatures made manifest by a Ninth "Primordial" Mantra wielded only by Vlitra, described by Izuku as being similar to Wrath Mantra, but being more intense, corrosive and corrupting. Since no one other than Vlitra has wielded it, imagine everyone's surprise when Izuku manifests it. On top of wielding Wrath Mantra, Momo also possesses what's called "Divine Mantra".
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e199d649	comment	Magic in the ancient language in the Inheritance Cycle is fairly consistent: casting a spell will always take a certain amount of energy taken from the caster, words most be spoken from the ancient language in order to cast, and there are many tasks that magic simply can't accomplish. Dragon magic, on the other hand, can do pretty much anything without limit, including straight-out Reality Warping in some cases. However, dragons can't consciously control their magic, and can only access it in under extreme emotional duress.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e2bb8bee	comment	Wit/Hoid can manipulate emotions, cast illusions from sand, and comments on having achieved perfect pitch. None of these are covered by any of Roshar's Surges (magic disciplines), but all of which are present in (three different) magic systems of other Cosmere worlds. It's also suggested since he understands the fundamentals of Investiture better he knows how to get around limits, such as using Stormlight instead of Breath to Awaken.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e556181c	comment	Played for drama in Skin Game. Mortal high-level wizards cannot get close to technology because their magic shorts them out. When Harry sees fellow practitioner Molly Carpenter casually using a mobile phone without issue, it's a tragic reminder that they are no longer human and have become Lady of the Winter Fae.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e5da0fa0	comment	Myst: In the series as a whole, Catherine's books seem to be this, regularly breaking the rules of the Art as Atrus knew them. Notably, the flower mentioned above is a product of a world that one of Catherine's books links to. Myst IV: Revelation: Atrus writes linking books that can teleport him to other worlds, but when he's told of a flower that allows people to talk to the dead, he thinks it's just hallucinogenic gas.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e64a6382	comment	Arknights has several examples in the Sui siblings, Kjera, and Luo Xiaohei. The Sui siblings and Kjera, being fragments of a Feranmut, wield powers that cannot be attributed to Originium Arts due to their poor Originium Arts assimilation, while Luo Xiaohei's Spirit powers are not native to Terra and garnered curiosity from other operators that tried and failed to learn it.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e67a7d6c	comment	Negima! Magister Negi Magi: Negi can break the rules by kissing hard enough. Then again, Negi can create souls for Robot Girls by kissing hard enough, so this is hardly surprising. In the situation of Negi and Jack Rakan, whenever they break a seeming rule, it is brought to our attention, such as Chisame calling Rakan the man with infinite cheats, the one time he doesn't break a rule.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e7a27429	comment	The Bridge: Equestrian and Terran magic are incompatible and can't be used to counter each other. Equestrian magic works by tapping into emotions while Terran magic works by harnessing mana.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e7a99c6f	comment	Demon: The Descent: The God-Machine's understanding of occult and science and its mastery of Gambit Roulette is so advanced, it can combine all three to create effects which other Supernaturals in the setting would consider impossible. Yes, that includes the Archmasters.
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Wrong Context Magic / int_e995d133	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_e995d133	comment	Harry Potter and the Boiling Isles: The magic that human wizards use is seemingly a different variety than the Boiling Isles witches can do, as Harry presumably lacks a bile sack like they do, and wizards being able to reliably use a spell without a wand like the latter does constantly is a fairly rare skill. Interestingly, when Eda is explaining the light spell Harry reflexively starts moving his finger in a circle and generates a malformed spell circle that just fizzles out, with Eda noting that it's like his magic didn't want to be in one.
Wrong Context Magic / int_e995d133	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_e995d133	featureConfidence	1.0
Harry Potter and the Boiling Isles (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_e995d133
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb0c9938	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb0c9938	comment	On the goofier side, Diamond is Unbreakable has Mikitaka Hazekura, a character with Voluntary Shapeshifting abilities who seemed to start displaying them after he was struck by a Stand-imbuing Arrow. However, he claims to be an alien from another galaxy and these powers are just innate to his species (despite being named like an individual Stand). He has no reaction to a feint punch from another character's Stand (implying he can't see other Stands), and the Stand Arrow actually began to deflect its course away from him when it was about to hit him. The author Hirohiko Araki even goes out of his way to neither confirm nor deny that Earth Wind and Fire is a Stand, instead referring to it as a "Stand?" on several occasions.
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb0c9938	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb0c9938	featureConfidence	1.0
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable (Manga)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_eb0c9938
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb37bd61	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb37bd61	comment	Code Prime: The Codes and the Geasses that Code Bearers can give people are not something the Cybertronians have any familiarity with, despite having some magical powers/artifacts of their own. Additionally, they have no effect whatsoever on Cybertronians. This appears to be because Cybertronians' sparks vastly outclass Geass in terms of power. Later chapters reveal that Code Bearers can still affect Cybertronians, opening up the possibility that fully mature Geass' can do the same. It's revealed during Lelouch's confrontations with Mao that a fully developed Geass can affect Cybertronians. Mao can read Cybertronian minds, but his immaturity and lack of control make it impossible for him. Bismarck's Geass, while only active in one eye, is strong enough for him to predict Optimus' next movements when they duel during the Black Rebellion. By the time R2 starts, Lelouch's Geass has fully developed, and he can now use it on Cybertronians. Near the end of R1, Megatron gives himself a Dark Geass that can affect Cybertronians, and Code-Bearers like C.C. and V.V..
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb37bd61	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_eb37bd61	featureConfidence	1.0
Code Prime (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_eb37bd61
Wrong Context Magic / int_ebffc81f	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_ebffc81f	comment	Mage: The Awakening: Mages view the "magic" used by any other supernatural creatures this way, ranging from the Disciplines of vampires to the Gifts of werewolves to the Contracts of changelings. They know that all true magic derives from the Supernal Realms, so they're trying real damn hard to figure out just how beings with no Supernal connection can work their tricks — especially because some of them have advantages that Supernal Magic lacks. The powers gained by advancing in a magical Legacy are hard-wired into the mage's soul, even when they mimic conventional spells. They can't be countered or dispelled, don't provoke Magic Misfire, and are undetectable by Supernatural Sensitivity.
Wrong Context Magic / int_ebffc81f	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_ebffc81f	featureConfidence	1.0
Mage: The Awakening (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_ebffc81f
Wrong Context Magic / int_ecaef9fa	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_ecaef9fa	comment	Mraize and the other Ghostbloods are using various off-Roshar forms of Magic and fighting at least one other group also using off Roshar magic. Mraize himself has an Aviar which takes part in a fight against a steward named Gereh, who has his own Aviar as well as being a Terrisman wearing metalmind rings. Mraize also has a seon from Sel, white sand from Taldain, and a Yolish branch with weird scripts in addition to Aethers from a books not yet released.
Wrong Context Magic / int_ecaef9fa	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_ecaef9fa	featureConfidence	1.0
Sixth of the Dusk	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_ecaef9fa
Wrong Context Magic / int_efa22b3d	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_efa22b3d	comment	The Good Hunter: In the universe of Monster Girl Encyclopedia (MGE), every creature should have mana. However, the Player Character of Bloodborne, Cyril, is a literal void. His absence of mana means that he should not be alive and be able to use magic by any means necessary, yet he is obviously alive and is able to use Functional Magic in the form of Hunter Tools, assuming he has any in his arsenal (though he is not shown to use any).
Wrong Context Magic / int_efa22b3d	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_efa22b3d	featureConfidence	1.0
The Good Hunter (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_efa22b3d
Wrong Context Magic / int_f0d3eacd	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_f0d3eacd	comment	The spinoff Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan is more or less explicitly about Rohan running into exactly these sort of situations that aren't explained by the series' established supernatural rules. Among these are what are heavily implied to be an actual Youkai, nature gods who demand absolute etiquette from their devotees, paintings haunted by the hatred of its painter, an insect that inhabits cellphones and predates on humans, the incarnation of an actual Physical God, and a Stand-empowered Gucci bag, just to list a few of his adventures.
Wrong Context Magic / int_f0d3eacd	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_f0d3eacd	featureConfidence	1.0
Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan (Manga)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_f0d3eacd
Wrong Context Magic / int_f376fea5	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_f376fea5	comment	A major plot point in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Friendship Games is that the Humane Five are able to tap into the Magic of Friendship to pony-up when they aren't playing music, which used to be the limiting factor on their magic.
Wrong Context Magic / int_f376fea5	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_f376fea5	featureConfidence	1.0
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Friendship Games	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_f376fea5
Wrong Context Magic / int_f6a54e75	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_f6a54e75	comment	Kingdom Hearts has a thing with this trope, especially where Pirates of the Caribbean is concerned. In Kingdom Hearts II, Sora and company can kill The Undead from Curse of the Black Pearl. Normally it's impossible, but they deduce it must be because they're from a different world and "their rules are different." As a tradeoff, Sora's party actually can't harm the undead pirates at all while they appear human, and can only damage them in the moonlight when they'd otherwise be immune to conventional weaponry. Pete has figured this out in advance and tries to warn them, but Barbossa's crew isn't exactly renowned for their intelligence. During their second visit, they're likewise unaffected by a Heartless that re-curses Jack, and Luxord is able to steal the cursed gold without being affected. In Kingdom Hearts III, the Organization is keeping an eye on Davy Jones and the Dead Man's Chest because they're fascinated by how he can still exist with his heart separated from his body, rather than becoming a Nobody. Except, inside the chest is Jones' literal organ and not the series' standard metaphysical heart. When Vexen sees this he decides that he's been wasting his time and leaves the world annoyed. In multiple games, the Disney characters with magic like Merlin and the Fairy Godmother are shown to be capable of feats that violate the normal rules the rest of the cast are bound to, such as being able to affect the past with time travel or teleport to places you can't reach by just flying there. Their abilities breaking the rules is sometimes called out, but no explanation is ever offered.
Wrong Context Magic / int_f6a54e75	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_f6a54e75	featureConfidence	1.0
Kingdom Hearts (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_f6a54e75
Wrong Context Magic / int_f70c0e06	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_f70c0e06	comment	Professor Kabuto is capable of using alchemy in Fullmetal Alchemist style via a combination of magic and alchemy, something only he seems capable of and makes him much more dangerous.
Wrong Context Magic / int_f70c0e06	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_f70c0e06	featureConfidence	1.0
Fullmetal Alchemist (Manga)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_f70c0e06
Wrong Context Magic / int_ff8dd2b2	type	Wrong Context Magic
Wrong Context Magic / int_ff8dd2b2	comment	The Wheel of Time (2021): Perrin can't channel, but he does have a mystical connection to wolves that is completely different from the One Power the majority use to do magic.
Wrong Context Magic / int_ff8dd2b2	featureApplicability	1.0
Wrong Context Magic / int_ff8dd2b2	featureConfidence	1.0
The Wheel of Time (2021)	hasFeature	Wrong Context Magic / int_ff8dd2b2

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Wrong Context Magic	processingCategory2	Magic and Powers
Digimon Ghost Game / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Fate/Grand Order - Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Granbelm / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Isekai Quartet / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Pani Poni Dash! / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
PokÃ©mon: The Series / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Pokémon the Series: XY / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Sonic the Hedgehog (IDW) (Comic Book) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Vampirella: The Dark Powers (Comic Book) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Skittering Heart / Fan Fic / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Friendly Foreign Exchange Student Spider-Man! (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Infinite Loops / Fan Fic / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Clash of NEETs (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Decent Self-Insert, Probably (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Fool's Study into Witchcraft (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Ghost In A Strange Land (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Girls Mind Is A Dangerous Place (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Kernel Of Truth (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Knight's Tale as Inquisitor (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Long Road (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Lost Witch (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Red Rose in the Blue Wind (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Song of Ice and Fires That Weren't All My fault (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Waterbending Quirk (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
A Zaunite Technomage On The Isle (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
An Eternal History (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Anderson Quest: Killing Vampires and Werewolves and Leprechauns (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Apotheosis (MHA) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Arc Royale (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Arcanum (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Avatar Luz (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Avenging Class (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Beyond the Outer Gate Lies... (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Binding the Galaxy Together (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Bird Worm (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Blood and bones and heroism (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Blood Ties (Naruto/Skyrim) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Boiling Gems (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Bonds Beyond the Boundary (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Brockton's Celestial Forge (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Charting Out Your Destiny (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Clone Musume (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Code Prime (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Cor Autem Aurora (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Crimson and Emerald (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Danny Fenton is an Invasive Species (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Daughter Nature (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Deliverance (Worm) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Demon In Fodlan (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Dost Thou Even Steal Hearts? (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Doth Thou Even Steal Hearts? (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Dragons of Ice and Fire (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Earning Her Stripes (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Empress Ascendant (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Enchanting Heist (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Equestria Girls: Friendship Souls (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Familia Myth: Journey to Hero (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Fate DxD AU (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Fate Revelation Online (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Fates Collide (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Feathers like Gold and Blackberries (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Firebird (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Fyre Fyre Burning Skitter (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Game Over (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Go Away I'm Watching Porn (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Godzilla: New Era (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Great Grand-Uncle Schimmelhorn's Toolbox (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Green Tea Rescue (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Greg Veder Vs The World (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Harry Potter and the Natural 20 (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Harry Potter and the Portrait of What Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Heart Of Ember Autumntide (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Hell's Boiling Point (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Heroes of the New World (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Heroic Myth (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Hogwarts- An Escalation (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Human Zero (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
I am Superman (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
I Can't Be a Magical Girl!! You, a Magical Girl, Say (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Imperator (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Incarnation of Legends (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Jaune Arc, Lord of Hunger (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Jedi of the Isles (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part Eight and a Half: Rainbow In The Dark (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Just Add Water (Akela_Victoire) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Kimi No Na Iowa (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
King Explosion Murder the Shield Hero (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Kingdom Hearts: Grand Order (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Kwami Magi Homura Magica (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Leaf (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
My Hero Academia: Unchained Predator (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
My Hero Playthrough (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
My Huntsman Academia (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
My Little Denarians (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
My Miraculous Academia (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Nights End, Days Begun (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
No stars in sight (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
One Helluva Broken Day (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Only the Results (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Our Lives As Teenage Weirdos (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Outsiders (xTRESTWHOx) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Oversaturated World (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Paragons of Virtue and Glory (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Passione speedrun any percent (world record) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Pirate Heroes (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Psyche Ward (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Pulled Against The Grain (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Pyrrhic Victory (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Rabbit of the Moon (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Raise Your Voice Against Liars (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Reapers Among Fairies (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Rebel King (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Rediscovered Frontiers (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Repairs, Retrofits and Upgrades (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Ring-Maker (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Schnee: Hero or Huntress (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Screw the Rules, I have Escalation! (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Seven Days in Sunny June (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Shifters of Flesh and Metal (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Shinigami Phantom (Fanfic)	seeAlso	Wrong Context Magic
Snuggles the Symbiote (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Solitary Pinion (Fanfic)	seeAlso	Wrong Context Magic
Space Ninja Summer Camp (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Steal the Truth, Reach Out For Your Heart (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Strange Magic In Gravesfield (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Swords and Sorcery (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Ten Times The Witch (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Amazing Spider-Luz in: Across the Owl-Verse! (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Bridge (MLP) (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Dragon and the Butterfly: Whiteout (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Fairy Queen of Tilea (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Good Hunter (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Great Alicorn Hunt (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The High Priest (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Magic Alchemist (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Pines And The Boiling Isles (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Vasto of White (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Theogony (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Thieves Can Be Heroes! (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Turning a New Leaf (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Unlimited (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Vanishing Act (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
We Are Nothing (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Witches Wizards Shadows and Souls (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Worm-in-Waiting (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Worm - Justice For All (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Zero no Tsukaima: Saito the Onmyoji (Fanfic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Everything Everywhere All at Once / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Campfire Cooking In Another World With My Absurd Skill / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Goblin Slayer / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Battle Magic / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Bound In Scales / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Dark Heavens / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Demigods & Magicians / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Deverry / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Differently Morphous / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Factory of the Gods / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Goblin Slayer / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Graceling / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Graceling Realm / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Magic Ex Libris / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Necroscope / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Nona the Ninth / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Rhythm of War / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Shadow of the Conqueror / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Survival in Another World with My Mistress! / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Black Magician Trilogy / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Circle Opens / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Cosmere / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Eccentric Family / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Founding of Valdemar / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Hero is Overpowered but Overly Cautious / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Immortals / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Lost Metal / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Magic in This Other World Is Too Far Behind! / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Obelisk Gate / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Scholomance / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Stormlight Archive / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Unwilling Warlord / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Wandering Inn / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Weakest Tamer / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Warbreaker / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Black Clover (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Crazy Diamond's Demonic Heartbreak (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Puella Magi Kazumi Magica (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Puella Magi Madoka Magica Wraith Arc (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Real Bout High School (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Snow White and Seven Dwarfs (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Dark Queen and I Strike Back (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Legendary Hero Is Dead! (Manga) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
CDT Adventure (Roleplay) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
CDT Dream II (Roleplay) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Character Development Thread (Roleplay) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Velvet Key (Roleplay) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Xander Quest: Reborn on the Hellmouth (Roleplay) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Kamen Rider Zi-O / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Ars Magica (Tabletop Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Chronicles of Darkness (Tabletop Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Infinite Worlds (Tabletop Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Mage: The Ascension (Tabletop Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Spheres of Power (Tabletop Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Blightfall (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Bravely Default (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Dungeon Crawl (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
God of War (PS4) (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Jump Force (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Kingdom Hearts III (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
SaGa Frontier (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (Video Game) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane (Visual Novel) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Turnabout Storm (Web Animation) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Critical Role: Campaign Two (Web Video) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Scootertrix the Abridged (Web Video) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Anecdote of Error (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Aware (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Cheating Men Must Die (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Daughter of the Lilies (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Grrl Power (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Sinfest (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Slightly Damned (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
TwoKinds (Webcomic) / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
The Dragon Prince / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
K / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
Burning Black / Fan Fic / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic
wrongcontextmagic	sameAs	Wrong Context Magic
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Friendship Games / int_1b9df446	type	Wrong Context Magic

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