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The sword is a case of her summoning an item from her chest. The Stun Hammer is a separate spell and doesn't require a hammer in her chest. Nase is technically a summon from her chest, but the spell was heavily modified by mixing with Nanase's magic and she can summon multiple fairies. So, the question is whether Susan is incapable of summoning extra weapons or whether each extra weapon summoned weakens previously summoned ones?

All I really want to see right now is Diane's reaction to young Raven. That's also going to be funny if it carries over to school time.

Narrator is the Egyptian "God of Magic" guy. Magic weapons only unsummon when they take a big enough hit. Probably the stronger she gets, the stronger they get.

I think it is unfair to say that Mr. Verres has no excuse. First, you have to consider that the purpose of having a "veil of secrecy" in a comic like this is to maintain some semblance of "our" world. And in our world the government just voted to take away basic health care from millions of people for no reason. It is not hard to consider that in the Shiveverse there is a large part of the government that is against using tech or magic to help people. Especially people that they don't believe exist or don't believe should exist. Verres has limited power to help people...pretty much his only choice would be to break the veil and I doubt that would work. It certainly would sink him in a hurry. Second, Uruyuom tech is inherently time-limited. I don't believe we've seen any cases of a permanent transformation without mixing it with other magic or using it on a natural shapeshifter. I wouldn't doubt that there are good hearted people who are trying to figure out a way to use the tech to help trans people (without revealing the existence of Uruyuoms to the public), but the time limitation would make that quite difficult. And the fact that magic itself doesn't want to be widely known limits your ability to use magic to achieve the same effect. Even assuming that Tedd's permanent spell isn't something as rare as he himself is. I wouldn't be surprised if this story goes into some of the reasons why magic and Uruyuom tech isn't used to help everyone, not just trans people. It's gotta be something Dan has thought a lot about.

I actually think this is more of a consequence of the writing. Lot of years involved here and Dan has grown a lot. I'm curious to see how he'll write his way out of it without making Mr. Verres look like a jerk.

Grace seems to be suffering from some change blindness herself.

He's old enough to be freaked out about how big humans are getting.

If they are needed for a reset, Magic may only create one if it foresees the need for a reset. How far back does Pandora's plan go, anyway?

Tedd might not have known how much energy he has because he was constantly using it to study magic without realizing it.

Having read nothing, my crackpot theory is that Seer's choose the new form of magic if a reset happens. Probably not consciously.

I like that all these high-tech scientists use dot-matrix computers with pin-feed paper.

Director Liefeld appears to be checking out the guy's butt in the same way.

If the guy has the four ball on his shirt and he's into Japanese stuff, does that make him 4-chan?

If there is even a hint of danger left in removing the dam, I doubt Pandora will allow Raven to take it down.

I think Tensaided believes that Ashley was actually Susan.

Anybody else wondering how old Disco Wizard is in real life? Beginning to think he's a lot younger than he looks in the dream.

I assume that the shrapnel hit you in the knee?

To be fair, it would be a "Legendary" radroach. Not sure who tells tales of this particular fearsome radroach, but apparently it has a reputation.

It's actually amazing how many people I've seen complain that Bethesda didn't give the Legion a "good ending" (by which they mean an ending as satisfying as any of the others). They genuinely think that the Legions methods should have been able to result in a better world.

The only reason that works is because he expects all his "romantic" partners to be severely brain damaged.

As the protagonist, we never see the pile of "unqualified adventurer" corpses that preceded us and the military boss yelling "we're gonna need another Timmy."

No, Melissa's done with Justin. All settled now. I'm not sure Susan will quite so eager to leave her mother alone, barring what she finds out about the Diane situation. I kind of wonder whether she and Diane would end up sharing an apartment? What they need is a big ol' rooming house where they can all live together.

Negative Karma for doing their quests.

The look on her face basically said "there is no chance that I will be unable to get us to exactly here".

On a topic other than phone integration, Tara memorizing the configuration of the trees is another level of badass for her.