Scotty

The idea of Lord Tedd trying to motivate other Tedd's to become stronger is something I thought of, what bugs me though is that is doesn't fit the the plot point of General Shade Tail corrupting Lord Tedd. If Lord Tedd was sending those cells out because General Shade Tail was influencing him to do so, but he was intentionally allowing them to fail (and acting angry about it to put up appearances) then that should be an indicator that Lord Tedd knows that General Shade Tail is bad news and so Nioi's venture into the main universe would imply that she doesn't know he knows, because she was acting like she was in the main universe without his knowing. The idea of multiple Lord Tedds really shouldn't be a surprise, we've seen multiple different versions of Tedd already, each one showing different upbringings but still some similarities (Beta Tedd dating Beta Ellen, Second Life Tedd having a crush on SL Ellen, Our Tedd definitely has strong feelings for Our Elliot) but Our Tedd was also the target of an Immortal's attempt to manipulate the system and who knows how Tedd would have reacted if Voltaire succeeded in killing Elliot, Tedd even thought about what might have been if Elliot had never been there early on. Lord Tedd is probably not entirely unique, in that there are probably more than 1 Tedd who grew up without anyone like Elliot to keep them from doing things they wouldn't have normally done. Some may have turned out OK, but if others ended up with a bad crowd or gave in to the desire to lash out at people that bully them, maybe Nioi saw one of those universes where Tedd had gotten really bad and felt that her Tedd was on a similar path because of General Shade Tail.

It's hard to say because at one point we have a Lord Tedd who's clearly angered by the fact the goo failed it's objective, but then the next time we see Lord Tedd we're questioning how it's possible for him to be like that. New theory, there's actually 2 Lord Tedd universes, and the one that sent the goo is already fully corrupted, while Nioi's Tedd hasn't been yet.

I didn't say that Nioi created it though, just that it was possible she was using it under orders to search for universes to send the demon nuclei too, and then secretly searched for a universe for Kaoli to "grow up" in. I suspect that the Second Life universe Ellen and Kaoli have no idea what's going on in other universes, at least not yet as it would probably take someone from another universe actually approaching them for whatever reason., so I don't expect second life Kaoli to be the one appearing.

Though if it turned out that Magus' "departure" from his world caused Terra to freak out and decide that becoming male would make her stronger, then Terra could be Lord Tedd. BUT then where did General Shade Tail come from? I'd assume that in Magus' world there was no Project Lycanthrope with created Shade Tail and probably no Damien either so that would be contradictory to Terra=Lord Tedd But it is quite possible that Terra was targeted by Lord Tedd's supposed agenda to kill all "weak" Tedds and Magus getting banished was to get rid of possible obstacles just like how the goo decided Elliot was in the way of killing our Tedd. Dan stated somewhere (I think twitter) that the demon nuclei (goo) that Ellen destroyed was the closest to succeeding out of all the others sent out so it's probably safe to assume that Terra was able to defend herself in Magus' absence if she was also attacked. In any case Terra being targeted could mean that Nioi/Kaoli might have coordinates or whatever to Magus' universe, heck Nioi supposedly spent a good deal of time searching alternate universes for one that Ellen and Kaoli could share memories of so maybe she was the one that gave Lord Tedd the list of universes to send the demon nuclei to?

Not from same universe but Ellen suggested Kaoli as someone who'd know how to get Magus to his universe so that's a good enough reason to put them together in an arc.

I feel the Kaoli's appearance in relation to Magus should belong in a separate arc like Sister 4 and maybe finally involve Lord Tedd, and as an added bonus, be when Tedd learns that Van is their half brother (Van knows Tedd's a half-sibling and saw Tedd as female in the meeting with the WoM so Van could consider Tedd a sister and well Tedd being genderfluid would allow them to cover both roles easily anyway)

This is what happens when Seer programs in metric but the user thinks in imperial.

There's not other logical reason for it to click, the door isn't on hinges so it wouldn't even swing open without crashing to the floor on top of whoever "opens" it.

Minus the horns (and tail) I mean.

Elder Scrolls Online used to base quests available on the player's level, even the main questline had it's segments level gated meaning the questgiver (who is basically the equivalent of Arthur here) would give you a task, and when you completed it would say "I'll contact you after I've figure out our next move" and they you have to level up a few times before you either get an ingame mail or telepathic message calling you back. But then the ESO devs rolled out an update that let players play any quest at any level and now the guy is like "I'll contact you after I've figured out our next move, I've figured out our next move, come back and we'll discuss it" before you've even moved 2 steps from him. Honestly, I think this is a look that Tedd would have.

I took it as Ashley hiding behind the door, because it's just leaning against the wall so there might be just enough space for her to squeeze into but still caused the door to shake a bit.

At least the internet didn't exist back then or else we'd have Strait McStraityface.

As Arthur stated, he thought they were all Susan, it took him several tries before he found the real Susan and presumably each time had him pushing who he thought was Susan to a specific spot before realizing it wasn't Susan and then he assumed that she was asset swapping the NPCs to throw him off cus she had been ignoring the main quest for some time already. Susan likely assumed it was for ::coughs:: other reasons.

I think he's referring to both being "Soo Cool!" in general, not like cold shouldering each other. I don't think we've had to worry about them being antagonistic towards each other since Nase's appearance and Susan asking if Nanase wanted to hang out later. Though we could probably go as far back as the Night Out when Nanase reluctantly chose to talk to Susan about being attracted to Ellen. She's probably going to be disappointed about the clothes not shrinking with her bit, I know the dynamic morph watches used in Playing with Dolls were tricky, but it's possible that Tedd's been able to combine the clothing resize part of Ellen's FV5 beam to the "amplio decreasco" spell so that there wouldn't be any wardrobe malfunctions. This is supposed to be a party for introducing Ashley (and now Diane) to the world of Magic. The next party can involve the more risque stuff. She's just loving this soo much.

Well Tedd does mention the limits available, it seems a given that she'd want to explain everything to Ashley and Diane, the last time she assumed people would just know was proven quite wrong. Also, while we're looking at "Playing with Dolls" Ashley in panels 5 and 6 are not unlike how Nanase was when offered a Grace form watch, and then things kinda, spiraled, from there.

Admittedly, not 100% sure, as the page directly after Nanase shows Ashley the fairy, Tedd is talking to Elliot, they appear to be still in the same room though (given they're standing by the curtained doorway by the stairs), so I can't be entirely certain that Tedd didn't see the exchange between Ashley and Nanase if she happened to be facing towards them.

It is course, still happening, with the advent of texting and internet chat, phrases get abbreviated like brb, lol, gtg, ttyl. And single words get replaced by letters or numbers like "R U going 2 change b4 leaving?" Digital archaeologists 500-1000 years from don't have to worry about trying to figure out the images from our time they come across, it's the IRC logs that will have them pulling their hair out trying to decipher.

She said she could, but didn't because it wasn't something that had the potential to create a scene which Pandora was prevented from giving her due to how good Ashley is.

I'm not well versed in the bible, but my understanding based on what I've heard in the whole "Jesus died for our sins" thing was that he basically went against the ruling class because they were corrupt and exploiting the people that Jesus was trying to help. Everything I see today makes me think that christianity isn't a celebration of Jesus as a savior, but as an example of what happens when you go against anyone in power.

Most video game RPGs are the kind where you could just waltz in unannounced, some games event let you rifle through their cupboards and dressers and take items and the owners don't even bat an eye. Games like Skyrim at least have residents ask you to leave and get hostile if you're still in their house after they'd normally lock up for the night, and call the guards if they catch you stealing, unless of course you put a bucket over their head first.

What does mind reading have to do with this? Ashley asking about shrink spells, it be easy for Tedd to think Ashley might be expecting fairy doll size results given that Nanase had just recently showed off being a fairy to Ashley so there's a known size and so it'd seem practical to just make it known that she can't go that small at this time in case Ashley was expecting it. Considering she went all out with Ashley...she might just do the same with Diane the first chance she gets. It might be an accidental thing though like Diane says something that makes Grace think that Diane knows even though she doesn't and then Diane will start suspecting Rhoda of having magic and be like "we must find out!"

Grace might offhandedly mention Rhoda before realizing that Diane is right there, and then we'll get into Grace telling Diane how she suspects Rhoda of having magic but haven't been able to think of a good way to confirm it and then Diane would convince her to just ask anyway. That probably won't happen but then I'm still pretty sure the main reason Grace getting excited for Diane coming to the party was Rhoda related.

Ok so it was Elliot, just didn't expect it'd be this way, still this is more the happy ending fantasy I hoped for. Yeah cus I imagine Tedd's answer to Ashley question would be "yes, but currently it can only shrink you to 79% size, which is a lot, but nowhere near the size of say, Nanase's fairy avatar."

I've glanced at that a couple years ago, and from what I recall they only covered up to Sister II in the review so it was likely done back in 2008ish and I'd be curious if they'd change their minds about it if they took another look later on. Actually....I just went to look it up on that wiki again and can't find it listed anywhere in their review index, maybe they did more recently take another look and decide that the comic had developed enough that they no longer felt it deserved "bad" status? DoA is still up there though it looks like it might have been done 5 years ago?