JainaEgo

Magic is stored in the mammaries. More boob, more boom. I mean, if you've ever read Spinnerette, that's one usage of Greta Gravity's powers.

Fairly sure Magus also just identifies as male, given how he said he didn't have to justify it a few strips ago. Also, Elliot's boobs went from perky to waist level. Whoops

It seems unlikely that he could have been aware of the change in magic taking place during the very same time in which he was in control of Elliott's body. He would likely have acknowledged it in some way, shape, or form. Even if the discussion between the seers and magic had only occurred over the span of a second, it is unlikely he would not have given some signal that he had been party to it. To be fair, he may be scared of the government folks because he thinks they would treat him like a threat (see Abraham) for his invasion of the warehouse.

True, but Magus would be unaware of all that.

God I forget how much I love EGS sometimes. 'person threatens sister' 'turns into female superhero' God. I. Just. Love. This. Comic. Also, Elliot. Elliot is wonderful. Magus should really just chill a bit. Nobody's gonna make him go anywhere. Immortals can't touch him on the physical plane without consequences and he's *seen* how lenient the magic FBI type organization is. I mean, he was responsible for Ellen's creation and saw how she was given an actual life by the government. They'd probably just ask Tedd's dad to send Magus back to his world.

Awww, poor kid. He's such a sweetie. I hope he gets the courage to actually ask him.

Hell yeaaaaaaaah

Doesn't breaking immortal law result in a forced reset? Perhaps they broke it and as a result were forced to reset in a way that is extremely inconvenient for them.

That makes perfect sense.

Tedd has serious issues to do with the fact that her mother left when she was very young. I daresay that Tedd's getting quite a bit out of this.

Have I mentioned how much I love Pandora? Yes? I have? A bunch of times? Well, I must say it again because she is wonderful.

Oh my

It's not letting me edit my post properly... I can see how it could be problematic to assume someone is comfortable with the term, that's fair. I generally dislike being referred to as a daughter/granddaughter (as a nonbinary genderfluid person). In Tedd's case, I don't think that's an issue (at least not as she currently is, character-wise... she seems to enjoy acknowledgement as female at least some of the time).

Oh my god it's so precious What's wrong with goddaughter in this context?

There's definitely some of that in there but I would posit that part of why she is so happy is because of unconditional support. She had that from other people but Pandora is kind of family.