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A
demon rages through the hallways of the
Arcane College, tearing students in half as they
flee. One apprentice stands defiant, placing her
fingertips on a jeweled bracelet. With a sudden
flash, the girl transforms into a statuesque
figure in magnificent white robes.
A young squire presents his signet ring to the blackguard. A
swirling mist fills the area- and when it clears, a knight in
shimmering golden armor stands where the squire was
standing. He draws his oversized greatsword, and smirks
beneath his armor.
Despite the name, Magical Girls are not necessarily
female, but the most iconic characters of this class are.
Magical Girls are mundane people with the extraordinary
ability to transform into a powerful alternate form.
Keeping a Promise
There are two sources of a Magical Girl's power: a magical
promise, and a heirloom given to the character. The Magical
Girl makes a promise, and is given the heirloom. The
heirloom allows the magical girl to transform.
Transformation gives the Magical Girl the power to complete
her promise. It is a cyclical relationship that constantly
reminds the Magical Girl what she is fighting for.
Naturally, the new form provided by the transformation
tends to embody the ideals of the promise. The new form may
look and act more like the heirloom’s original owner than the
Magical Girl using it.
The Power of Friendship
A Magical Girl feels empowered by the presence of her
friends. These are the ones whom she truly cares about, and
may be the reason for her promise.
When a Magical Girl is not giving their all in combat to
protect their ideals, they are often found engaging in a
multitude of light hobbies. From making friendship bracelets,
to brewing tea, and napping to their heart's content.
Among most groups of friends, disputes are sure to take
place over a conflict of priorities. Most Magical Girls strive to
serve as an adequate seer to propose a middleground or
compromise to make everyone happy. Magical Girls most
often don't have a strong opinion on the sides of these types
of disputes and would be most accepting of whichever
method their friends would be happiest with. They would
rather have everyone get along as a tight-knit family, as
opposed to a group of rascals who would be better off
separating.
An act of true seperation from a very close friend, would be
heartrendingly painful to a Magical Girl, even to the point
where they may lose their own way.