Ichi the Witch

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   This takes place in the setting of Ichi the Witch, created by writer Osamu Nishi and illustrator Shiro Usazaki. Tags: #Action #Fantasy #Shounen

3. #3[☰] World Setting [☰]constantselective

   <world_setting> The world of Ichi the Witch is a high-fantasy realm with a predominantly medieval-to-early-modern appearance, where kingdoms, rural villages, mountain settlements, craftsmen, carriages, and vast wilderness coexist with a highly developed magical society. Magic itself exists as living supernatural beings called Majiks, and human civilization has advanced by hunting, studying, and acquiring their powers.

   Geography & Major Locations The known world consists of independent countries, large cities, rural settlements, mountains, forests, and dangerous seas where Majiks may freely manifest.

   • Natali: A massive coastal capital and the greatest known center of magical civilization. Home to roughly three million people and the Mantinel Witches Association, its economy and everyday infrastructure are heavily supported by magic.
   • Kagami: An independent kingdom with its own monarchy, settlements, mines, and local economy, demonstrating that traditional kingdoms exist separately from witch institutions.
   • Druid Mountain & Rural Territories: Remote mountains, forests, villages, and wilderness remain far less magically developed than major cities. Travel commonly relies on roads and carriages, while Majik appearances can threaten isolated communities.
   • Pendulum Seas: A vast, dangerous ocean region avoided by many sailors and inhabited by powerful supernatural entities, showing that Majiks can influence entire natural regions rather than merely appearing near cities.

   Metaphysical Foundation: Majiks Magic exists in the form of living beings called Majiks.

   Each Majik embodies a particular supernatural power, phenomenon, or concept and possesses its own personality, intelligence, desires, and attitude toward humanity. Some are peaceful or cooperative, while others are violently hostile.

   A Majik cannot normally be acquired simply through study. It establishes a Trial—a specific condition that must be fulfilled before its power can be claimed. Trials vary enormously and may involve combat, endurance, travel, observation, theft, survival, or other unusual requirements.

   Once acquired, a Majik forms a supernatural contract with the witch who completed its Trial and remains connected to that witch.

   Magic Stones & Spells Acquiring a Majik produces a Magic Stone associated with it.

   Magic Stones serve as proof of acquisition and contain the chant connected to the Majik's power. A witch can invoke acquired magic through the appropriate chant, while the original acquirer possesses a deeper connection allowing the Majik itself to be summoned.

   Human magical knowledge therefore expands as more Majiks are acquired, studied, and their usable spells incorporated into witch society.

   Witches & Magical Society Witches are trained specialists responsible for acquiring Majiks, using their spells, researching supernatural phenomena, and dealing with dangerous magical threats.

   Magical aptitude is overwhelmingly associated with women, and established civilization treats witchcraft and magical-item use as female domains. Even among women, however, magic requires aptitude and formal training rather than appearing automatically.

   A witch's abilities depend on her acquired or learned magic, training, knowledge, equipment, and experience. Witches therefore do not possess one standardized collection of powers.

   The Mantinel Witches Association The Mantinel Witches Association is a major magical institution headquartered in Natali.

   It trains witches and witch cadets, researches Majiks, develops magical items, and dispatches specialists to hunt or investigate dangerous Majiks. Its influence extends into education, industry, transportation, craftsmanship, and other parts of Natali's economy.

   The Association is extremely influential but is not the universal government of the world. Kingdoms and other political states maintain their own rulers and institutions.

   World Structure & Society Civilization varies dramatically according to location.

   Rural regions retain a traditional fantasy lifestyle centered on agriculture, hunting, craftsmen, villages, carriages, and local trade. Large magical centers such as Natali are considerably more developed because witches and acquired Majik powers support specialized professions and infrastructure.

   Witches are consequently more than combatants. Magic can be used for labor, transportation, communication, research, manufacturing, and other civilian purposes.

   Majik appearances are also treated as genuine public hazards. Particularly dangerous manifestations can lead to warnings, evacuations, or intervention from trained witches.

   Human-Hater Majiks Not all Majiks coexist peacefully with humanity.

   Some possess deep hatred toward humans and deliberately attack settlements or construct exceptionally cruel Trials. The difficulty of a Trial can be influenced by the Majik's attitude toward humanity, making hostile Majiks considerably more dangerous to acquire.

   Exceptionally powerful hostile Majiks can threaten entire regions rather than individual travelers or villages.

   Technology & Intervention The world's ordinary technological base resembles a medieval-to-early-modern fantasy civilization: carriages, traditional weapons, masonry cities, royal governments, craftsmen, mines, markets, and rural villages remain commonplace.

   Magic creates the major technological exception.

   In advanced cities, magical items and acquired spells support transportation, specialized tools, communications, production, research, and other conveniences beyond what ordinary medieval technology could accomplish. This magical development is uneven; sophisticated urban centers can exist alongside villages where everyday life remains comparatively simple.

   History of Witchcraft Human magical civilization developed through generations of encounters with Majiks.

   By completing Trials and acquiring Majiks, witches gradually expanded humanity's collection of usable magic. What began as individual supernatural encounters developed into organized magical study, professional witch institutions, magical industries, and systematic Majik hunting.

   The world therefore continues to evolve as previously unknown Majiks manifest and new forms of magic are discovered. </world_setting>

   <important_to_world_setting> Important to the Setting:

   Majiks are living supernatural beings, not ordinary spells. They possess personalities, intelligence, motivations, and independent agency.

   Every Majik determines its own Trial. There is no universal method for acquiring magic, and simply defeating a Majik in combat does not normally satisfy its Trial.

   Trials can have extremely unusual conditions. Characters must discover and fulfill the actual requirement rather than assuming every Majik encounter is a straightforward battle.

   Acquired Majiks retain their identities and personalities. Acquisition creates a contract rather than transforming them into mindless magical energy.

   Magic Stones are physical evidence of acquisition and contain chants associated with Majik powers.

   Witches do not automatically possess every established spell. Their capabilities depend on what magic they have acquired or learned, their training, and their aptitude.

   Magic requires actual training. Even in heavily magical cities, ordinary people with magical potential are not automatically competent spellcasters.

   Witchcraft and magical tools are institutionally associated with women, which has strongly shaped education, employment, culture, and the structure of magical society.

   The Mantinel Witches Association possesses extensive magical knowledge but does not know everything. Unknown Majiks, new Trials, and unprecedented supernatural phenomena remain genuine discoveries.

   Majiks vary enormously in temperament. Some cooperate willingly with humanity, while Human-Hater Majiks may actively seek human suffering or destruction.

   Magic is part of everyday civilization, not merely combat. However, its influence is uneven: major magical cities are far more developed than remote villages and wilderness regions.

   The world should retain its medieval-fantasy foundation even when magical technology is advanced. Magic supplements traditional civilization rather than turning the setting into a modern technological society. </important_to_world_setting>

4. #4[☰] Writing Style [☰]constantselective

   <writing_style> <osamu.nishi.writing_style> The writing style of Ichi the Witch, written by Osamu Nishi and illustrated by Shiro Usazaki, is defined by its blending of adventurous shounen momentum, whimsical magical ecology, and a rule-based hunting structure. Rather than presenting magic as an impersonal energy that anyone simply learns to cast, the setting makes magic literally alive through beings called Majiks, each with its own personality, ability, and Trial that must be overcome before its power can be acquired. This turns magical advancement into a combination of exploration, problem-solving, confrontation, and discovery.

   1. Magic as Living Prey and Personality Nishi builds the supernatural world around the idea that magic is something encountered, understood, and challenged rather than passively studied from books.

   Trials as Narrative Tests: Every Majik imposes a specific condition that must be fulfilled before its power can be claimed, and those conditions can range from endurance challenges to highly specialized or seemingly impossible tasks. Because each Trial follows the nature of the Majik itself, encounters function like puzzles as much as battles, encouraging unconventional solutions instead of simple power contests.

   Neither Monsters nor Tools: Majiks possess distinct personalities and attitudes toward humanity, and the setting does not reduce them to a single moral category. Some cooperate with people, while others openly despise humanity, allowing magical encounters to shift between negotiation, competition, hunting, and lethal conflict. Nishi has specifically described avoiding a simple enemy-or-ally division for magic.

   2. Hunting Logic Inside a Shounen Fantasy The series approaches conflict with the mentality of a hunt: observe the target, understand its habits and rules, then identify the condition that allows it to be overcome.

   Knowledge Before the Finisher: Raw strength matters, but information about a Majik's ability, temperament, Trial, and weaknesses can completely determine the shape of an encounter. Magical battles therefore favor analysis and adaptation alongside conventional shounen displays of courage and force.

   Acquisition Creates New Possibilities: Completing a Trial does more than end an encounter; it adds another ability to the world's growing magical repertoire. Acquired Majiks can provide spells that remain relevant beyond their introductory arc, giving progression a collectible and combinatorial quality rather than replacing old abilities every time something stronger appears.

   3. Playful Adventure with Serious Structural Disruption The tone is energetic and expressive, but the world itself contains established institutions, assumptions, and social rules that can be genuinely destabilized when something unprecedented occurs.

   Comedy Beside Genuine Danger: Eccentric personalities, exaggerated reactions, and playful banter coexist with deadly Majiks and potentially catastrophic Trials. The writing does not require humor to disappear when the stakes become serious, allowing colorful character interaction and dangerous fantasy adventure to occupy the same narrative space.

   Exceptions Matter to the World: Established magical rules are treated as meaningful enough that breaking one produces institutional and cultural consequences rather than being ignored after the initial surprise. Witches belong to organized structures, magical phenomena are researched and categorized, and anomalies can force those institutions to reconsider what they believed was possible. The series' central premise explicitly disrupts a world where witchcraft had been understood as exclusively female.

   Summary of How It Is Described Osamu Nishi's Ichi the Witch is best characterized as a lively magical-hunting fantasy where supernatural power has personality, rules, and conditions that must be confronted directly. Its world combines classic shounen adventure with puzzle-like Trials, institutional witchcraft, eccentric humor, and a constantly expanding ecology of living magic, making discovery and understanding just as important as defeating whatever stands in the way. </osamu.nishi.writing_style> </writing_style>

5. #5═══════[World]═══════selective

   Keys: Cosmos, Universe, Territories, Planets, Nation, Universes, Territory, Nations, Planes, World Setting, Multiverses, World Map, Worldscape, Continents, Civilization, Earth, Realm, Planet, Outer Space, Timeline, Geography, Dimension, Environment, Worlds, Region, Dimensions, Realms, Space, Universal, Settings, Multiverse, Planetary, Setting, Continent, Environments, Plane, World, Timelines, Regions, Cosmology, Civilizations

   Definition The world of Ichi the Witch is a magical hunting fantasy where magic exists as living creatures called Majiks. Human society is structured around hunting and contracting with them.

   Majiks

   • Living magical beings representing concepts, elements, or powers.
   • Range from friendly or neutral entities to dangerous World-Hater Majiks that threaten humanity.

   Witch System

   • Traditionally, only women can become witches.
   • Witches acquire magic by hunting Majiks and completing their specific trials.
   • Trials may involve unusual conditions, such as embracing fire for an hour or absorbing years of pain.

   Technology

   • Combines medieval fantasy environments with modern technology and aesthetics.
   • Features remote mountains, deep forests, hoverboards, hoverbikes, and magical technology.

   Organizations

   • Mantinel Witches' Association: An organization of female witches that governs and coordinates magic-hunting.
   • Magikeepers: Men equipped with magic-draining Shaka Wood weapons who help control rogue or dangerous witches.
6. #6[⚲] Nataliselective

   Keys: Main Street, Coastal Magic Capital, Natalī, ナタリー, Natali, Coastal Magic City, Magic Industry Capital, Shuto Natali, Witchcraft Capital, Magic Industry City, Shuto Natalī, 首都ナタリー, Witches' Capital

   Definition Natali is a prosperous coastal capital city with approximately three million inhabitants. It serves as the headquarters of the Mantinel Witches Association.

   Geography

   • The largest city in its region.
   • A major coastal hub centered on the magic industry.
   • Known for its bustling streets, shops, and tourist attractions.

   Population

   • Approximately three million inhabitants.
   • Many residents are women involved in the magic industry.
   • Most men cannot use magic or magical items.
   • Average women possess some magical potential and can operate magical items but cannot necessarily cast magic.

   Magic Industry

   • Many working women receive training through the Mantinel Witches Association.
   • Magic is used in professions including labor and craftsmanship.
   • Magical items are generally designed for women.
   • Witch-related merchandise, including dolls and reference books, contributes to tourism.

   Organizations

   • Mantinel Witches Association: Governs the city and maintains its main headquarters there.
   • Mantinel Magic Academy for Girls: Provides formal magical training.

   Locations

   • Main Street.
   • Mantinel Witches Association headquarters.
7. #7[⚲] Kagamiselective

   Keys: Kagami, カガミ, 幸福の国, Joyous Kingdom, Kōfuku no Kuni, Kofuku no Kuni, Kingdom of Kagami, The Joyous Country, Land of Joy, Joyous Country, バクガミ, Bakugami, Country of Kagami, Kagami Country, Kagami Kingdom

   Definition Kagami is a country and major tourist destination formerly influenced by the Joyous Sorrow Majik, Bakugami.

   Alternate Names

   • Bakugami: Former name.
   • The Joyous Country.

   Government

   • Current ruler: Queen Richia Kagami.
   • Former ruler: King Kagami.

   History

   • Previously served as the home of Bakugami.
   • Was formerly under Bakugami's influence.

   Locations

   • Residential District.
   • Mines.

   Known Inhabitants

   • Kagami Royal Family.
   • Ariadne: Former inhabitant.
8. #8[⚲] Witch-Killer Towerselective

   Keys: Witch Killer Tower, Witch-Slayer Tower, Majogoroshi no Tō, 魔女殺しの塔, Witch-Hunting Tower, Witch-Killing Tower, Dimensional Spire, Majogoroshi no To, Witch-Killer Tower, Dimensional Tower, Majo-goroshi no Tō, Witch-Slaying Tower

   <witch_killer_tower> Definition The Witch-Killer Tower, also known as the Dimensional Tower, is a tall, moving mechanical tower that serves as the lair of Hakari and Mayoi.

   Type

   • Building.
   • Moving mechanical tower.

   Affiliation

   • Seven Stars.

   Controlled By

   • Seven Stars. </witch_killer_tower>
9. #9[⚲] Polaris Mountainselective

   Keys: Porarisu San, Porarisu-san, High-Altitude Polaris Mountain, Star Eater Homeland, ポラリス山, Ikaruga Clan Mountain, Star-Reaching Mountain, Polaris Mountain, Mountain that Reaches Closest to the Stars, Former Ikaruga Clan Homeland, Starward Mountain, Mountain Closest to the Stars

   <polaris_mountain> Definition Polaris Mountain is a formerly inhabited mountain that once served as the home of the Ikaruga Clan.

   Geography

   • A large, high-altitude mountain with abundant grass and trees.
   • Known as the mountain closest to the stars.
   • Possesses clean air, steady wind currents, and a climate suitable for human habitation.

   Village

   • Formerly housed approximately 4,500 people.
   • Inhabited by the Ikaruga Clan, also known as the Star Eaters.
   • Residents worshiped the stars and their god, Hoshigami.
   • Contained one- to two-story houses and a temple dedicated to Hoshigami.

   History

   • A disastrous Warp Out caused by a World-Hater Majik destroyed a section of the mountain approximately three miles in diameter.
   • The destruction included the Ikaruga Clan's village.

   Wildlife

   • Goats inhabit the mountain.

   Former Inhabitants

   • Ikaruga Clan: Deceased.
   • Desscaras.
   • Libro: Deceased. </polaris_mountain>
10. #10[⚲] Pendulum Seasselective

    Keys: Dangerous Seas, Dangerous Pendulum Sea, Pendulum Ocean Region, Stormy Seas, Pendulum Sea, Pendulum Seas, Pendulum Ocean, Chronostasis, ペンデュラム海域, Pendulum Waters Region, Stormy Pendulum Sea, Pendulum Maritime Region, Pendyuramu Kaiiki, Choppy Seas, Pendulum Marine Region, Pendulum Sea Region, Pendulum Waters, Great Lighthouse Mirror, Pendulum Oceanic Region, Pendulum Sea Zone

    <pendulum_seas> Definition The Pendulum Seas is a vast, dangerous ocean inhabited by the Chronoweaver Majik and containing the ghost ship Chronostasis.

    Geography

    • A stormy ocean spanning several hundred miles.
    • Characterized by constantly choppy waves.
    • Kizashi twists the underwater currents to prevent humans from entering.
    • Over 300 ships have sunk in the region, causing severe casualties.
    • Sailors generally avoid navigating these waters.

    Wildlife

    • King whales.
    • Swordfish.
    • Orcas.

    Locations

    • Chronostasis: A damaged wooden ghost ship serving as the Chronoweaver Majik's lair and Minerva's residence. Time is completely frozen around it, making the surrounding waves solid enough to stand on.
    • The Great Lighthouse Mirror: A large vertical mirror located in a harbor 600 miles south of the seas. Used for mirage passage and travel back to the Mantinel Witches Association headquarters.

    History

    • Chronostasis sustained further damage during confrontations involving Kizashi, Hitsugi, Gamma, and Uroro.
    • Following Kizashi's acquisition and Chronoweaver's destruction, Chronostasis sank permanently.

    Known Inhabitants

    • Chronoweaver Majik.
    • Minerva.
    • Kizashi. </pendulum_seas>
11. #11[⚲] Druid Mountainselective

    Keys: Doruido-san, Doruido Mountain, Mount Doruido, Druid Mt., Druid Mountain, Mount Druid, ドルイド山, Doruido San

    <druid_mountain> Definition Druid Mountain is a large, forest-covered mountain formerly inhabited by Ichi and Uroro.

    Geography

    • A wide flower field lies near the summit.
    • A small clearing above the flower field was previously Uroro's living space.
    • A small human village lies at the foot of the mountain.

    Environmental Changes

    • Ichi's accidental casting of Lazud created a large gash and crater in the mountainside.
    • His subsequent casting of Parthion produced a massive tree that partially covered the crater.
    • Parthion also covered part of the mountain in flowers.

    Wildlife

    • Deer.
    • Rabbits.
    • Birds.
    • Wolves.
    • Boars.
    • Possibly foxes.

    Former Inhabitants

    • Ichi.
    • Uroro.
    • Flower Field Guardian: A large moose that attacked humans attempting to cross the mountain. Deceased. </druid_mountain>
12. #12[⚲] World-Hater's Domainselective

    Keys: World-Hater's Domain, Hidden Domain of the World-Hater, World Hater's Realm, World-Hater's Realm, World-Hater's Hidden Domain, World Hater's Hidden Domain, Hidden Majik Domainm, World Hater's Domain, World-Hater Majik Domain, Majik Domain of the World-Hater, World-Hater Domain, World Hater Domain

    <world_haters_domain> Definition World-Hater's Domain is a hidden Majik domain where the World-Hater Majik and the Seven Stars reside.

    Name

    • World-Hater's Domain is an unofficial, conjectural name.

    Type

    • Hidden location.

    Access

    • Accessible through portals created by Mayoi.

    Control

    • World-Hater Majik.

    Affiliation

    • Seven Stars.

    Known Inhabitants

    • World-Hater Majik.
    • Seven Stars.
    • Fujimine. </world_haters_domain>
13. #13[⚲] Hoitakaselective

    Keys: ホイタカ, Hoitaka Region, Hoitaka

    Definition Hoitaka is a region containing a village and forest where the contest to acquire Macilvaine and the appearance of a World-Hater Majik took place.

    Locations

    • Hoitaka Village.
    • Hoitaka Forest.

    History

    • Hosted the contest to acquire Macilvaine.
    • A World-Hater Majik appeared in the region.

    Former Inhabitant

    • Macilvaine.
14. #14[⚲] Jauz Villageselective

    Keys: Village of Jauz, Jauz Settlement, Village of Jozu, ジョズ村, Jozu Hamlet, Jauz, Jozu Village, Jozu Settlement, Jozu-mura, Jauz Village, Jauz Hamlet, Jozu Mura

    <jauz_village> Definition Jauz Village is a small village located in the Thazanwood region and one of the targets of the Hisame Majik's attacks.

    Geography

    • Surrounded by evergreen trees.
    • Evergreen trees are also common within the village.

    History

    • The Hisame Majik attacked the village.
    • Following the attack, the entire area and its buildings were frozen solid.

    Known Inhabitants

    • Chrissy.
    • Chrissy's parents. </jauz_village>
15. #15[⚲] Mount Barokkenselective

    Keys: Barokken Mountain, バロッケン山, Barokken, Mount Barokken, Mt. Barokken, Barokken-san, Mt Barokken

    <mount_barokken> Definition Mount Barokken is a large, forested mountain where Inazuri, the Raiko Majik, first manifested.

    Geography

    • Large enough for Inazuri to wander for two weeks without leaving the mountain or encountering humans.
    • A human village is located somewhere near the mountain.

    Wildlife

    • Originally inhabited by small birds and various canine-like animals.
    • Inazuri killed most, if not all, of the mountain's wildlife.
    • The remaining wildlife population is unknown.

    Former Inhabitant

    • Inazuri: Raiko Majik. </mount_barokken>
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17. #17[🖈] Cynosuraselective

    Keys: Cynosura, Majik-Destroying Staff, Shakujo Weapon, World-Hater's Staff, World-Hater Weapon, Majik-Destroying Weapon, Magic-Manipulating Staff, Warp Weapon, World-Hater's Weapon, Warping Staff, World-Hater Staff, キノスラ, Kinosura, Warp Staff

    Definition Cynosura is a powerful shakujo staff directly connected to the World-Hater Majik.

    Overview

    • The primary weapon of the World-Hater Majik.
    • Contains a fraction of the World-Hater's power.
    • One of the few weapons capable of destroying Majiks and manipulating magic.
    • Can also be wielded by members of the Seven Stars.

    Abilities

    • Warping: Anything struck by the staff suffers spreading warped damage from the point of impact.
    • Barrier Creation: Can create a massive dome that traps living beings inside.
    • Lancemen Control: Can summon and control the World-Hater's Lancemen.
    • Piercing: Can stab through humans and Majiks, leaving expanding warped wounds.
    • Magic Defense: Can block powerful Witch spells and Majik abilities, including Lazud and the Chronoweaver Majik's Pick and Pause.

    Users

    • World-Hater Majik.
    • Seven Stars members.
18. #18[🖈] Ikaruga Clanselective

    Keys: Star-Eater Clan, イカルガ族, Star Eater, 星を喰む人々, People Who Eat the Stars, Ikaruga Tribe, Hoshi o Hamuhitobito, People Who Devour the Stars, Star Eaters, Star-Eater Tribe, Ikaruga Clan, Ikaruga-zoko, Ikaruga People

    <ikaruga_clan> Definition The Ikaruga Clan was a human clan formerly residing near the summit of Polaris Mountain.

    Alternate Name

    • Star Eaters.

    Religion

    • Worshipped the night stars.
    • Revered a Star God known as Hoshigami.

    History

    • The World-Hater Majik devastated their village with a Warp Out.
    • The clan was nearly wiped out.

    Known Survivor

    • Desscaras is the only known surviving member. </ikaruga_clan>
19. #19[🖈] Kagamiteselective

    Keys: Magic-Storing Stone, Kagamite, Magical Storage Stone, Kagamite Material, Magical Energy Stone, Kagami Ishi, カガミ石, Kagami-ishi, Kagami Stone

    Definition Kagamite, meaning Kagami Stone, is a special material originating from Kagami and used in Gokuraku Kagami's abilities.

    Properties

    • A stone capable of storing magical energy.
    • Used to reinforce equipment and strengthen combat abilities.
    • Can increase durability and make restraints harder to escape.
    • Gokuraku possesses a line of sharp Kagamite spikes along his back, nearly reaching his neck.

    Applications

    • Toe Kick: A concealed sharp blade that unfolds from Gokuraku's leg like a switchblade and can inflict large wounds.
    • Binding Net: A net made from Kagamite and steel alloy that enhances its trapping capability.

    Unknown Information

    • How Kagamite is obtained.
    • Its uses outside combat.
20. #20[🖈] Magipongselective

    Keys: Majipong, Majikyū, Witch Table Tennis, Magic Battle Table Tennis, Witch Training Game, Magic Battle Training Game, Magic Ping Pong, Witch Ping Pong, Magipong Match, Magical Ping Pong, Magical Table Tennis Game, Majikyu, Magical Table Tennis, Magipong, Magipong Game, 魔法卓球マジキュー, Magic Table Tennis

    Definition Magipong, meaning Magic Ping Pong, is a recreational game used to simulate magical battles in a safe environment.

    Overview

    • A magical variation of table tennis.
    • Commonly played by young witches at the Mantinel Witches Association.
    • Supervised by the Association's Table Tennis Club.
    • Titled Witches and Magikeepers can also participate.

    Rules

    • Follows rules similar to ordinary table tennis.
    • Rackets represent wands, while balls represent spells.
    • Matches can involve magic or rely entirely on physical strength.
    • Different balls include hollow and spiked varieties.

    Magic

    • Players can enhance their shots using magic.
    • Powerful strikes can damage the surrounding environment.
    • Magical enhancements and specialized equipment can provide unfair advantages.
21. #21[🖈] Majeyselective

    Keys: Borrowed, Earns, Spend, Common Currency of Natali, Costing, Cheap, Costly, Costs, ⧍, Earned, Paid, Traders, Spending, Currency, Afford, Exchange, Maji, Afforded, Trading, Spent, Copper, Expense, Debt, Fee, Payment, Trade, Buyers, Transactions, Transaction, Wage, Marketplace, Wages, Pays, Currencies, Wealthy, Paying, Loans, Commercial, Purchasing, Price, Charged, Exchange Rate, Affording, Bought, Priced, Charging, Market, Trader, Majey, Monetary Value, Shop, Owed, Values, Buyer, Gold, Income, Rewards, Owes, Affordable, Economic, Purchases, Reward, Salaries, Valuable, Debts, Buy, Loan, Wealth, Treasury, Economics, Sell, Money, Taxes, Finances, Profit, Worth, Earn, Continental Currency, Budgeting, Finance, Sold, Owe, Bank, Purchase, Coins, Merchants, Selling, Salary, Buys, Pay, Sells, Pricing, Profits, Earning, Cash, Buying, Borrow, Financial, Sales, Majey Currency, Value, Shopping, Sale, Monetary, Fees, Seller, Earnings, Sellers, Rich, Riches, Natali Money, Expensive, Charge, Tax, Spends, Payed, Economy, Common World Currency, Coin, Merchant, Commerce, Charges, Majey Money, Silver, Cost, Taxation, Majī, Expenses, Funds, Payments, Budget, Natali Currency, Banking, Prices, Affords, 通貨マジー, Funding, Natali Continental Currency

    Definition Majey is the most common currency in the world of Ichi the Witch, used throughout Natali and its surrounding continent.

    Currency

    • Symbol: ⧍.
    • Coins: 10, 50, 100, and 500 Majey.
    • Banknotes: 10,000 Majey.

    Coin Designs

    • 10 Majey: Forest and night sky.
    • 50 Majey: Seashell design with a central hole.
    • 100 Majey: Three mountain peaks with a sun.
    • 500 Majey: Three stars, with the middle star being the largest.

    Mantinel Witches Association

    • Uses Majey for operational budgets and Witch payments.
    • The Accounting Department manages accounts and mission rewards.
    • Rewards are issued in bags labeled "reward."
    • Witches can deposit or withdraw their payments.
22. #22[🖈] Mentor-Pupil Blood Contractselective

    Keys: Mentor-Student Blood Contract, 師弟血判状, Shitei Keppan-jō, Master-Pupil Blood Contract, Mentor Pupil Blood Contract, Mentor-Pupil Blood Vow, Teacher-Student Blood Contract, Mentor-Pupil Contract, Master-Slave Contract, Shitei Keppan-jo, Slave Contract, Mentor-Pupil Blood Contract, Master-Disciple Blood Contract, Mentor-Pupil Blood Pact

    <mentor_pupil_blood_contract> Definition The Mentor-Pupil Blood Contract is a magical contract that binds a mentor and pupil through mutual obligations.

    Requirements

    • A physical contract written on paper.
    • Signatures from both mentor and pupil.
    • A drop of blood from the mentor.

    Activation

    • Signing creates a mist-like connection between their hearts.
    • A magical heart-shaped tattoo appears on the skin over each person's heart.

    Conditions

    • The pupil must obey the mentor's orders.
    • If the pupil dies, the mentor also dies. </mentor_pupil_blood_contract>
23. #23[🖈] Prophecyselective

    Keys: Oracle, 予言, Future Prediction, Foretelling, Prophecy Forecast, Watch Your Back!, Prediction, Premonition, Prognostication, Omen, Future Vision, Yogen, Prophetic Sight, Personal Prophecy, Future Prophecy, Prophetic Vision, Prophetic Forecast, Future Forecast, Prophecy, Prophetic Prediction

    Definition Prophecy is an ability of the Prophecy Majik that reveals vague images and predictions of possible futures, including ways to bring about or prevent them.

    User

    • Mirsam, the Prophecy Majik.

    Prophecy Forecast

    • A section of Natali's newspaper, controlled by the Mantinel Witches Association.
    • Resembles a horoscope but provides unusually accurate predictions.
    • Appears to be connected to the Prophecy Majik.

    Known Prophecy

    • Watch Your Back!: A personal prophecy directed at Kumugi Harvest.
    • Literal Interpretation: Ichi unexpectedly landed behind Kumugi, who was subsequently knocked unconscious by Desscaras.
    • Symbolic Interpretation: Kumugi was assigned to Team Desscaras, placing her in a stressful situation involving dangerous Majiks.
24. #24[🖈] Chant Shareselective

    Keys: Spell Chant, Majik, Spell, Magic Chant, Majik Chant, Chant, Incantation · Secondary: Sharing, Learned, Teach, Access, Exchange, Learn, Taught, Transmission, Shared, Distribution, Share, Teaching

    <chant_share> Definition Chant Share allows a witch who has acquired a Majik to share its magic chant with other witches, granting them access to its spell.

    Acquisition

    • A witch must complete the Majik's Trial to acquire it and obtain its Magic Stone.

    Sharing

    • The Majik's owner can freely choose to share its magic chant.
    • Other witches can cast the Majik's spell after learning the shared chant.
    • This allows common spells to spread throughout the witch population. </chant_share>
25. #25[🖈] Master-Shipselective

    Keys: Mastery, Master-Ship, Tamer, Master, Mastership, Human Master, Subjugator, Domination, Trainer, Subjugation, Handler · Secondary: Training, Majik, Taming, Control, Mastership, Magical Beast, Coercion, Magical Monster, Magical Entity, Master-Ship, Beast, Submission

    <master_ship> Definition Master-Ship is a controversial practice involving the forced subjugation and training of Majiks under human masters.

    Subjugation

    • Breaks a Majik's will and forces it into complete submission.
    • Removes the Majik's autonomy.
    • Treats the captured Majik as a trained beast.
    • Uses behavioral conditioning or magical coercion to enforce obedience.

    Combat

    • Subjugated Majiks are forced to fight on their master's behalf.
    • Allows the master to avoid direct frontline combat. </master_ship>
26. #26[🖈] Ribboncandy Clanselective

    Keys: Ribboncandy, Ribboncandy House, Ribonkyandi Ke, Clan of Ribboncandy, Ribboncandy Kinship, Ribboncandy Kin, Ribboncandy Clan, Ribboncandy Human Clan, Ribonkyandi-ke, Ribboncandy Bloodline, リボンキャンディ族, Ribboncandy Family, Ribboncandy Lineage, Ribboncandy Household, Ribonkyandi, House of Ribboncandy

    <ribboncandy_family> Definition The Ribboncandy Family is a human clan led by Amadoro Ribboncandy.

    Residence

    • Resides at the Ribboncandy Estate.

    Members

    • Consists predominantly of young women.
    • Select members serve as Amadoro's personal posse during emergencies.

    Leadership

    • Amadoro Ribboncandy. </ribboncandy_family>
27. #27[🖈] Sacred Treasureselective

    Keys: Magic-Absorbing Weapon, Witch-Sealing Weapon, Holy Treasure, Sacred Weapon, Shaka Weapon, Shaka Armament, 神器, Sacred Armament, Magic-Absorbing Armament, Witch-Restraining Weapon, Holy Weapon, Sacred Pillar, Magikeeper Weapon, Sacred Treasure, Divine Treasure, Divine Armament, Jingi, Holy Armament, Divine Weapon

    <sacred_treasure> Definition Sacred Treasures are special weapons wielded by Magikeepers to restrain malicious witches and absorb their magical energy.

    Origin

    • Crafted from Shaka wood, which possesses magic-absorbing properties.
    • Every Magikeeper carries their own Sacred Treasure.
    • Weapons vary in form and capabilities.

    Abilities

    • Absorb magical energy from witches.
    • Physically restrain targets and render them unconscious.
    • Can be used for offensive and defensive combat.
    • Each weapon possesses unique techniques.

    Known Sacred Treasures

    • Boxster: Nine-section whip.
    • Higarashi: Twin blades capable of spinning attacks.
    • Takeomi Minakata: Sacred Pillar, capable of blocking incoming attacks. </sacred_treasure>
28. #28[🖈] Shakaselective

    Keys: シャカ, Tree, Timber, Wood, Material, Shaka, Sacred Treasure Material · Secondary: Majik, Magical Energy, Magical, Magic, Absorption, Draw Out, Drawing Out, Shaka, Absorb, Draining, Drain, シャカ, Absorbing

    Definition Shaka is a special type of wood used by Magikeepers to create weapons known as Sacred Treasures.

    Appearance

    • Trees have twisted trunks with lines following their shape.
    • Pointed branches and twigs twist outward from the trunk.

    Abilities

    • Draws magical energy out of people and absorbs it.
    • Its absorption is strong enough to cause an average woman to faint upon contact.
    • Weapons made from Shaka can completely absorb a Majik.
    • Effective against Witches through magical energy absorption.
29. #29[🖈] Warp Outselective

    Keys: Erasure Ability, 変滅, Area-Erasure Technique, Wide-Area Erasure, World-Hater's Warp Out, Mass Erasure, World-Hater Majik's Warp Out, Destructive Erasure, Warp Out, Area Erasure, Radius Erasure, Mass-Erasure Technique, Henmetsu

    <warp_out> Definition Warp Out is the World-Hater Majik's primary destructive ability, capable of erasing everything within its area of effect.

    User

    • World-Hater Majik.

    Range

    • 3 miles (5 kilometers) in diameter.

    Abilities

    • Erases everything caught within its range.
    • Affects humans, Majiks, wildlife, and terrain. </warp_out>
30. #30[🖈] Witchselective

    Keys: Majik Acquirer, Magic Wielder, Magical Practitioner, Sorceress, Majik User, Magic Acquirer, 魔女, Majik Wielder, Witch, Majo, Majik Bearer, Witchcraft User, Magic User, Majik Practitioner

    Definition Witches are humans who acquire magical powers by completing trials imposed by Majiks, living manifestations of magic.

    Characteristics

    • Traditionally believed to be exclusively female.
    • The estimated chance of a man acquiring magic is 0.001% under ideal circumstances.
    • Highly respected for their magical abilities and accomplishments.
    • Ichi became the first known male witch after acquiring Uroro.

    Abilities

    • Each witch possesses abilities derived from the Majiks they acquire.
    • Certain Majiks willingly cooperate with humans and may be acquired by multiple witches.
    • Lazud and Parthion are spells that can be used without acquiring additional Majiks.

    Common Magic

    • Flight.
    • Communication through mirrors.
    • Magical barriers.
    • Teleportation, demonstrated by at least one witch.

    Organization

    • The Mantinel Witches Association manages witches and is headquartered in Natali.
    • Women must pass a magical examination to join.
    • Successful applicants are assigned to different departments.
31. #31═══════[Group]═══════selective
32. #32[🗫] Mantinel Witches Associationselective

    Keys: Witches' Research Club, Inspections Department, Junior Witch Cadets, Wand & Tools Department, Majo-ken, Mantinel Witch School, Medical Department, Mantinel Witches Association, Senior Witch Cadets, Manchineru Majokyōkai, Fashion Department, 魔女研, Mantinel Witch Association, マンチネル魔女学院, Witches Association, Association of Mantinel Witches, マンチネル魔女協会, Witch Association, Accounting Department, Society for Research into Magic and Witches, Mantinel Association, Combat Department, Mantinel Magic Academy for Girls, Manchineru Majo Gakuen, Manchineru Majokyokai

    <mantinel_witches_association> Definition The Mantinel Witches Association is a major organization headquartered in Natali that trains witches and coordinates Majik hunting.

    Organization

    • Serves as an educational institution and center for magical research.
    • Plays an important role in Natali's economy and culture.
    • Provides magical training and employment opportunities.
    • Operates the Mantinel Magic Academy for Girls.

    Member Classification

    • Witches: Skilled magic specialists responsible for hunting Majiks and protecting communities.
    • Senior Witch Cadets: Assist witches with research, magical item production, and other operations.
    • Junior Witch Cadets: Individuals who have passed an aptitude test and qualify for magical education at the Academy.

    Departments

    • Witches' Research Club: Studies magic and witches, evaluates magical abilities, and assesses potential threats.
    • Fashion Department: Creates uniforms for Association members.
    • Wand & Tools Department: Maintains wands, magical tools, and other equipment.
    • Combat Department: Assists witches in battles against dangerous Majiks.
    • Medical Department: Treats victims of Majik-related incidents.
    • Accounting Department: Manages budgets, mission payments, and witches' Majey accounts.
    • Inspections Department: Contains multiple sections. Its exact responsibilities are unknown.

    Department Structure

    • Departments are primarily staffed by cadets.
    • A full witch generally serves as Club Supervisor.

    Other Functions

    • Witch Cadets perform mail delivery using levitation magic.
    • Trained witches work in professions ranging from manual labor to artisanal crafts.
    • Witch-related merchandise and publications contribute to Natali's tourism economy. </mantinel_witches_association>
33. #33[🗫] Magikeeperselective

    Keys: Witch Enforcement Burea, Magikeeper, Witch Deterrent Organization, The Magikeepers, Witch Crime Prevention Agency, Majikipa, Witch Crime Prevention Bureau, Illegal Witch Enforcement, Government Witch Bureau, Magic Crime Enforcement Bureau, Majikīpā, Anti-Witch Organization, マジキーパー, Witch Crime Enforcement Agency, 魔女犯罪対策局マジキーパー, Witch Crime Enforcement Bureau, Witch Crime Countermeasures Bureau, Anti-Witch Bureau, Witch Crime Bureau, Witch Crime Deterrent Bureau

    Definition Magikeepers are men who combat and subdue witches involved in illegal activities using specialized weapons.

    Organization

    • The Magikeepers are a government-established organization.
    • Created to prevent the Mantinel Witches Association from gaining excessive influence.
    • Commissioners hold authority comparable to Titled Witches.
    • Commissioners may negotiate with witches and the Mantinel Witches Association.

    Abilities

    • Possess exceptional physical strength and agility.
    • Specialize in fighting magic users.
    • Use weapons capable of absorbing Majiks after defeating their wielders.

    Equipment

    • Sacred Treasures: Specialized weapons made from magic-draining Shaka wood.
    • Weapons vary between members.
    • Boxster uses a nine-section whip.
    • Higarashi uses twin blades.

    Combat

    • Sacred Treasures allow Magikeepers to confront magic users.
    • Individual members may possess distinct weapon techniques.
34. #34[🗫] Seven Starsselective

    Keys: World-Hater Followers, Seven Stars, Shichi Seiza, Seven Constellations, World-Hater's Majik Group, Humanity-Eradication Majik Group, World-Hater's Followers, 七星座, Seven-Star Organization, Anti-Human Majik Group, Human-Hater Majiks, Human-Hater Majik Group, World-Hater Majik Group, Seven-Star Majik Group

    <seven_stars> Definition The Seven Stars are an organization of powerful human-hating Majiks led by the World-Hater Majik.

    Organization

    • Leader: World-Hater Majik.
    • Base of Operations: Unknown Domain.
    • Status: Active.
    • Members are loyal to the World-Hater Majik.

    Objectives

    • Eradicate humanity and other living beings.
    • Free Majiks from humanity.

    Characteristics

    • Members are among the most powerful Majiks.
    • Possess exceptional abilities.
    • Considered extremely difficult Majiks to acquire.

    Known Members

    • Hitsugi: Alpha. Can reverse Majik abilities against witches and resurrect thousands of human corpses.
    • Kizashi: Gamma. Possesses up to 999 lives, creates large energy bubbles, and produces clones by sacrificing lives.
    • Hakari: Epsilon.
    • Mayoi.

    Affiliated

    • Fujimine: The Vanquisher Witch and an ally of the World-Hater Majik.
    • Assists the Seven Stars through brainwashing and infiltration.
    • Not considered an official member because she is not a Majik.

    Activities

    • Kizashi manipulated the Pendulum Seas' currents, causing hundreds of deaths.
    • Hitsugi infiltrated the Mantinel Witches Association with Fujimine's assistance.
    • Fujimine brainwashed Amadoro Ribboncandy into becoming a spy for the Seven Stars. </seven_stars>
35. #35═══════[Magic]═══════selective

    Keys: Wizardry, Mystic-Arts, Spellcasting, Witchcraft, 魔法, Magical Practice, Spellcraft, Arcane Arts, Magical Arts, Mystic Art, Mystic Magic, Thaumaturgy, Maho, Magical, Mahō, Arcane Magic, Theurgy, Magic, Arcane Practice, Mystic Arts, Mystical Arts, Arcana, Spell, Mystic-Art, Magical Technique, Magic Arts, Sorcery, Witchery

    Definition Magic in Ichi the Witch exists as living, autonomous beings called Majiks rather than an abstract energy or mana system.

    Majiks

    • Each Majik represents a particular spell, element, force, or concept.
    • Majiks possess individual appearances, personalities, and motivations.
    • Some cooperate with humans, while Human-Hater Majiks are hostile toward them.

    Acquisition

    • Humans cannot naturally acquire a Majik's power without completing its Trial.
    • Each Majik determines its own Trial conditions.
    • Trials may involve combat, puzzles, questions, or unusual physical challenges.
    • After completing a Trial, the Majik forms a contract with the successful challenger.
    • The Majik loses its physical form and resides within the user's soul in a Magic Circle.
    • The contract lasts until the user's death.

    Magic Stones

    • Acquiring a Majik produces a corresponding Magic Stone.
    • Magic Stones serve as proof of acquisition.
    • Each contains an engraved chant associated with the Majik.

    Spellcasting

    • Spells are activated through chants associated with Majiks.
    • A Majik's true name is used to invoke its power.
    • Certain chants can be learned and shared between witches.
    • Some basic spells, including Lazud and Parthion, can be learned without personally acquiring additional Majiks.
    • Witch Cadets can learn and practice certain spells before acquiring Majiks.

    Magical Aptitude

    • Women naturally possess the aptitude to acquire and wield magic.
    • Men are traditionally considered incapable of becoming witches.
    • Ichi became the first known male witch after completing Uroro's Trial.

    Magic Items

    • Witches can use magical tools and equipment.
    • The exact methods used to manufacture magic items remain unclear.
36. #36[𖢻] Magic Circleselective

    Keys: Maho, Internal, Mental, Magical, Mahō, Witch, Inner, Magic, 魔法 · Secondary: Majik, Space, Mental Space, Majiks, Circle, Magical Space, Inner World, World, Inner Space

    <magic_circle> Definition A Magic Circle is an inner magical space within a Witch's heart where acquired Majiks reside when not summoned.

    Environment

    • Reflects the Witch's ideal environment.
    • Takes the form of familiar and comfortable surroundings, often perfected.

    Inhabitants

    • Acquired Majiks live together within the Magic Circle.
    • Majiks can relax and interact with one another.
    • Majiks can observe the outside world through their host, even when the host is unconscious.

    Access

    • Witches can enter through a mental avatar.
    • Inexperienced witches may enter accidentally after fainting.
    • Experienced witches may be capable of entering willingly.

    Known Cases

    • Ichi can observe the outside world while unconscious inside his Magic Circle.
    • Ichi initially entered by chance after fainting.
    • Uroro expelled Ichi from his Magic Circle after three days of unconsciousness. </magic_circle>
37. #37[𖢻] Magic Stoneselective

    Keys: Spell, Majik, Magical, Magic, Spellcasting, Chant · Secondary: Engraving, Token, Gemstone, Gem, Proof, Stone

    <magic_stone> Definition Magic Stones are objects that serve as proof that a Witch has acquired a Majik and allow them to activate its spells.

    Appearance

    • Resemble small gemstones with engraved chants.
    • Each stone has a unique appearance associated with its Majik.
    • Some have unusual forms, such as Kizashi's sea stone-like Magic Stone.

    Abilities

    • A Witch activates a Majik's spell by speaking the chant engraved on its Magic Stone.
    • Only the Witch who acquired the Majik can summon it.
    • The Witch does not need to hold the stone to cast a spell if they know its chant.

    Formation

    • Magic Stones appear when a Majik is acquired.
    • A Magic Stone can also appear when a Majik is destroyed.
    • The Chronoweaver Majik briefly transformed into a Magic Stone before it shattered. </magic_stone>
38. #38[𖢻] Magic Itemselective

    Keys: Magical Weapons, Magical Rifle, Magic Rod, Magic Cloak, Magic Staff, Magic Tome, Magic Gear, Magic Knife, Magic Gloves, Magic Hammer, Enchanted Tool, Magic Things, Magical Attire, Magic Tool Equipment, Magical Amulet, Magic Tools, Arcane Relic, Magical Pants, Lacrima Item, Magical Necklace, Magical Gun, Magical Guns, Magic Helmet, Magic Implement, Magical Robe, Magical Bow, Magic Coat, Magic-Item, Arcane Object, Magical Rod, Magical Tome, Magical Wand, Magical Things, Magic Ring, Magical Lance, Magical Book, Magic Attire, Magic Boots, Magical Device, Magic Outfit, Magic Armor, Magical Gauntlets, Magic Rifle, Enchanted Artifact, Enchanted Object, Magic Bow, Magical Equipment, Magical Utility Item, Magic Weapons, Magic Blade, Magical Shirt, Magical Tools, Magic Weapon, Magic Sword, Magic Gauntlets, Magical Jacket, Magical Weapon, Magical Cannon, Mystic Object, Magical Coat, Magical Belt, Magic Cape, Magical Shoes, Magical Swords, Arcane Item, Magic Bracelet, Magic Guns, Magic Pants, Magical Item, Magical Cloak, Enchanted Item, Magic Handgun, Mystic Item, Magical Crystal, Magical Ring, Magical Bag, Magic Shoes, Magical Dagger, Enchanted Implement, Magic Crystal Item, Magic Equipment, Magical Bracelet, Magical Staff, Magical Pendant, Magic Crossbow, Magic Necklace, Magical Implement, Magical Shield, Magical Armor, Magical Sword, Magic Dagger, Arcane Tool, Magic Arrow, Mahou no Aitemu, Magic Object, Arcane Implement, Magical Spear, Magic Scroll, Magical Crossbow, Magic Jacket, Magic Relic, 魔法のアイテム, Magical Blade, Magical Daggers, Magic Crystal, Magical Helmet, Magical Handgun, Magic Device, Magical Artifact, Magical Hammer, Magic Wand, Magical Cape, Magic Spear, Magical Tool, Magical Items, Magical Axe, Magic Shield, Magic Bag, Magical Gloves, Magical Satchel, Magic Lance, Magic Book, Magical Relic, Magic Artifact, Magical Uniform, Magical Object, Mystic Relic, Magical Boots, Magic Gun, Magic Belt, Magical Gear, Magical Scroll, Magic Uniform, Magic Amulet, Magic Daggers, Magical Arrow, Magic Item, Magic Pendant, Magic Swords, Magic Items, Magic Shirt, Magic Cannon, Magic Axe, Magic Robe, Magical Knife, Magic Satchel, Magical Outfit, Lacrima Powered Item, Magic Tool

    <magic_items> Definition Magic Items are artificial tools, equipment, and weapons that operate using magical power.

    Activation

    • Require the user to channel a small amount of magic into the item.
    • Without magical input, the item remains inactive.

    Compatibility

    • Women possess enough natural magical aptitude to operate Magic Items, even without being witches.
    • Ordinary men generally lack the magical aptitude required to activate them.

    Performance

    • Effectiveness varies according to the user's physical capabilities.
    • Physically stronger users can achieve greater results from the same item.
    • Magical capacity may also influence performance.

    Artificial Modifications

    • Magical materials or equipment can be implanted directly into the body.
    • Such modifications can create artificial pathways for magical power.
    • These methods may allow individuals without natural magical aptitude to operate magical equipment. </magic_items>
39. #39[𖢻] Magic Powerselective

    Keys: Latent, Internal, Maryoku, Mana Energy, Internal Magic, Mana, 魔力, MP, Magical Energy, Magical, Innate, Inner, Magic, Biological, Raw, Magic Energy, Internal Mana, M.P, M.P. · Secondary: Force, Maryoku, Reservoir, Magical Power, Energy, Fuel, Stamina, Capacity, Mana, 魔力, MP, Pool, Magic Power, Energy Core, Power, Energy Source, Resource, M.P, Output, M.P., Reserve

    <magic_power> Definition Magic Power is the internal energy reserve used to activate spells, fuel Majiks, and operate Magic Items. It is distinct from Magic itself, which exists as living beings called Majiks.

    Consumption

    • Casting spells and activating Magic Items consume Magic Power.
    • Magic Power is a finite resource.
    • Excessive consumption causes severe physical exhaustion.
    • Completely depleting one's reserves can cause collapse or unconsciousness.

    Capacity

    • Individuals possess different amounts of Magic Power.
    • Greater reserves allow more powerful spells and prolonged use of magical equipment.
    • Individuals with limited reserves become exhausted more quickly.

    Magic Items

    • Magic Power provides the energy needed to activate Magic Items.
    • Greater magical input can increase an item's effectiveness.
    • Users with larger reserves can sustain more demanding equipment.

    Biological Aptitude

    • Women naturally possess at least a small amount of Magic Power.
    • Ordinary women generally possess enough to operate Magic Items.
    • Witches possess more developed magical capabilities.
    • Ordinary men are considered to possess no innate Magic Power and cannot normally activate spells or Magic Items.

    Ichi

    • Ichi possesses no natural human Magic Power.
    • His contract with Uroro allows him to access magical power despite the usual restrictions. </magic_power>
40. #40[𖢻] Magic Spellselective

    Keys: Invocation, Majik, Verbal, Cast, Utility, Spell, Magical, Magic, Universal, Specific, Chanted, Vocal, Casting, Chant, Incantation, Spellwork, Spellcraft, Signature · Secondary: Effect, Manifestation, Invocation, Spell, Activation, Technique, Spellwork, Execution, Output, True Name, Casting, Chant, Magic Power, Incantation, Ability, Power, Spellcraft

    Definition A Spell is the activation and manifestation of magical power associated with a Majik, typically through a spoken chant.

    Activation

    • Spells are activated by speaking their associated chants.
    • Acquiring a Majik produces a Magic Stone engraved with its chant.
    • A Witch does not need to hold the Magic Stone once the chant is memorized.

    Spell Types

    • Basic Spells: Spells such as Lazud and Parthion that can be learned without personally acquiring a Majik.
    • Majik-Specific Spells: Abilities associated with particular Majiks, normally accessed by completing their Trials.

    Spell Sharing

    • Certain spells can be taught to other compatible magic-users.
    • Witches and cadets can learn and practice shared chants.
    • Acquiring a Majik and learning an existing spell are separate processes.

    Magic Power

    • Spellcasting consumes the user's Magic Power.
    • More demanding spells require greater magical output.
    • Excessive spellcasting can cause exhaustion or unconsciousness.

    Amplification

    • Spell effectiveness can vary according to the user's magical capabilities.
    • Uroro's power allows Ichi to greatly amplify spells, including basic spells.
41. #41═══════[Majik]═══════selective

    Keys: Living Magical Being, Majik, Sentient Magical Force, Living Magical Force, Magic Lifeform, Embodied Magic, Maj-k, 魔法, Magical Lifeform, Maho, Sentient Magic, Majk, Mahō, Living Force of Magic, Magical Entity, Living Magic, Personified Magic, Living Force, Majik-Kind

    Definition Majiks are living forces of magic, each representing a specific element, force, or concept.

    Characteristics

    • Possess distinct appearances, personalities, and magical abilities.
    • Can represent virtually any concept, from fire and water to sorrow and slumber.
    • Some are friendly toward humanity, while Human-Hater Majiks are hostile.
    • Hostile Majiks generally impose more difficult Trials.

    Trials

    • Each Majik establishes conditions that must be fulfilled to acquire it.
    • Trials vary greatly in nature and difficulty.
    • Successful completion creates a contract lasting until the Witch's death.

    Acquisition

    • Acquired Majiks reside within their Witch's Magic Circle.
    • They lose their corporeal mass and cannot harm their host.
    • Acquisition normally produces a Magic Stone.
    • Uroro is an exception, retaining a small blob-like form.

    Spells

    • Majik abilities are activated through chants using their true names.
    • Acquired chants can be shared with other witches.

    Death

    • Majiks can die from exceeding their magical limits or through the World-Hater Majik's power.
    • Magical overexertion causes the Majik to disintegrate.
    • Its remaining Magic Stone eventually shatters and disappears.
    • The effects of destruction by World-Hater weapons remain unknown.

    Known Trials

    • Water: Drink all the water it summons.
    • Bonfire: Hold it for one hour.
    • Iceberg: Sleep beside it for one night.
    • Breeze: Walk alongside it for 1,000 miles.
    • Uroro: Stop its heart.
    • Lazud: Sit on one of its needles for 100 days without moving.
    • Inazuri: Steal its heart jewel without being struck by lightning.
    • Uruwashi: Make her fabulous in a fashion contest.
    • Macilvaine: Cut and harvest its stem.
    • Iskandar: Control it to hit a distant bullseye.
    • Golconda: Answer 1,000 questions, with potentially fatal consequences for an unsatisfactory answer.
    • Ariadne: Destroy its cage and cut off its horn.
    • Bakugami: Survive absorbing ten years of accumulated sorrow.
    • Kizashi: Defeat it until its remaining lives reach zero.
    • Hitsugi: Offer 10,000 lives, including resurrected corpses.

    History

    • The first known human contact was between the Water Majik and an unknown woman.
    • Early Majiks explained their Trials and allowed humans to acquire them.
    • Majik Hunters eventually became known as witches.

    Recorded Numbers

    • At the time of Uroro's acquisition, 3,185 Majiks had been identified and 402 acquired.
42. #42[✦] Majik Variationselective

    Keys: Majik, Magical Lifeform, Majk, Living Force, Maj-k, Living Magic · Secondary: Manifestation, Nature, Appearance, Variation, Variability, Kind, Type, Concept, Diversity, Form, Variety, Ability, Power, Trial

    <majik_variation> Definition Majiks possess nearly limitless variation, representing anything from broad natural forces to highly specific concepts, emotions, and phenomena.

    Concepts

    • Majiks are not restricted to traditional elements or magic categories.
    • Can embody physical forces, emotions, conditions, actions, or combinations of concepts.
    • Similar concepts can exist as separate Majiks with distinct abilities.

    Examples

    • Fire Majik.
    • Bonfire Majik.
    • Wood Fire Smoke Majik.
    • Blessed Slumber Majik.
    • Joyous Sorrow Majik.
    • These examples illustrate possible variations, not necessarily confirmed Majiks.

    Appearance

    • Forms can range from small creatures to enormous monsters.
    • May appear animalistic, humanoid, monstrous, or abstract.
    • Appearance is not restricted by the concept represented.

    Abilities

    • Powers reflect each Majik's particular concept.
    • Can range from minor everyday utility to large-scale destructive effects.
    • Related Majiks may possess entirely different abilities.

    Trials

    • Each Majik determines its own acquisition conditions.
    • Trials vary according to the Majik's personality and nature.
    • May involve combat, puzzles, endurance, emotional challenges, or unusual tasks. </majik_variation>
43. #43[✦] Majik Trialselective

    Keys: Acquire, Ordeal, Majik, Taming, Contract, Binding, Witch, Human, Acquisition, Shiren, Bond, Challenger, Trial · Secondary: Taming, Contract, Binding, Completion, Difficulty, Ordeal, Humanity, Acquire, Release, Requirement, Acquisition, Shiren, Bond, Lifetime, Success, Condition, Death, Disposition, Challenge, Trial

    <trials_and_acquisition> Definition Trials are conditions established by individual Majiks that humans must complete to acquire their magical abilities.

    Trial Conditions

    • Each Majik determines its own Trial requirements.
    • Trials may involve one or multiple conditions.
    • Difficulty varies according to the Majik's disposition toward humanity.
    • Friendly Majiks generally impose easier Trials.
    • Human-Hater Majiks impose exceptionally difficult or potentially impossible Trials.
    • Some Trials require extreme physical or psychological endurance.

    Acquisition

    • Successfully completing a Trial establishes a contract between the Majik and the Witch.
    • The acquired Majik resides within the Witch's Magic Circle.
    • The Witch gains access to the Majik's magical abilities.
    • Acquisition normally produces a Magic Stone containing the Majik's chant.

    Contract

    • The contract binds the Majik to the Witch who completed its Trial.
    • The bond lasts until the Witch's death.
    • The Majik is released when the contract ends. </trials_and_acquisition>
44. #44[✦] Majik True Nameselective

    Keys: Invocation, Majik, Spell, True, Magical, Absolute, Chant, Vocal, Magic, Hidden, Secret · Secondary: Invocation, Name, Code, Engraving, Command, Pronunciation, Access Code, Password, Chant

    <true_name> Definition A True Name is the unique name associated with a Majik, used as a spoken chant to activate its magical abilities.

    Acquisition

    • A Majik's True Name is normally obtained by completing its Trial.
    • Upon acquisition, the name is engraved onto a Magic Stone.
    • The Magic Stone serves as proof of the Majik's acquisition.

    Spellcasting

    • Speaking a Majik's True Name activates its associated spell.
    • The chant must be pronounced correctly.
    • A Witch does not need to hold the Magic Stone once the chant is memorized.

    Variation

    • Every Majik possesses its own True Name.
    • Names can vary in length, complexity, and pronunciation.
    • Some are short and simple, while others may be lengthy or difficult to pronounce.

    Sharing

    • Acquired chants can be taught to other compatible magic-users.
    • Certain spells can be used without personally acquiring their associated Majiks. </true_name>
45. #45[✦] Majik and Witch Pactselective

    Keys: Signer, Majik, Majk, Party, Witch, Maj-k, Parties, Signatory, Contractor · Secondary: Bargain, Agreement, Contract, Treaty, Exchange, Deal, Pact, Clause, Consent, Negotiation, Obligation, Conditions, Arrangement, Terms, Accord

    <witch_and_majik_pact> Definition A Pact is a mutual agreement between a Witch and a Majik, with terms determined by both parties.

    Purpose

    • Pacts can involve services, transportation, or assistance.
    • May involve exchanging knowledge, secrets, or information.
    • Can establish alliances, mutual protection, or non-aggression agreements.
    • Agreements are not limited to combat or magical acquisition.

    Negotiation

    • Both parties must consent to the agreement.
    • Terms depend on their respective needs and bargaining power.
    • Equal partnerships may involve balanced exchanges.
    • One party may demand strict conditions or complete honesty before agreeing.

    Conditions

    • Pacts can contain specific rules, obligations, and restrictions.
    • May include time limits or conditions tied to particular events.
    • Agreements can end when their stated conditions are fulfilled.

    Duration

    • Temporary: Lasts for an agreed period.
    • Conditional: Ends after a specified task or event.
    • Permanent: Establishes a lasting agreement between the Witch and Majik. </witch_and_majik_pact>
46. #46[✦] Majik Trial Difficultyselective

    Keys: Majik, Majk, Friendly Majik, Friendliness, Hostile Majik, Human-Hating, Hostility, Human-Hater, Maj-k, Disposition, Anti-Human · Secondary: Difficulty Scale, Ordeal, Scaling, Psychological Horror, Contract, Psychological Trial, Requirement, Acquisition, Unfair, Condition, Hurdle, Challenge, Impossible, Difficulty, Trial

    <majik_trial_difficulty> Definition Majik Trial Difficulty determines how challenging a Majik's acquisition conditions are, primarily based on its disposition toward humanity.

    Disposition

    • Friendly Majiks generally establish easier Trials.
    • Majiks that dislike or avoid humans impose more difficult Trials.
    • Trial difficulty increases with the Majik's hostility toward humanity.

    Human-Hater Majiks

    • Establish exceptionally difficult or deliberately unfair Trials.
    • Often design conditions intended to prevent humans from acquiring them.
    • Trials may involve extreme psychological suffering, tragedy, or devastation.
    • Some conditions may be nearly impossible to fulfill.

    Variation

    • Difficulty is not limited to physical strength or magical ability.
    • Trials may test combat skill, endurance, intelligence, or emotional resilience.
    • Each Majik determines its own requirements. </majik_trial_difficulty>
47. #47[✦] Majik Tamingselective

    Keys: Magic Entity, Majik, Magical Creature, Majk, Magic Being, Magical Entity, Maj-k, Living Magic, Magical Being, Magic Creature · Secondary: Mastery, Tame, Training, Full Potential, Taming, Command, Partnership, Potential Unlocking, Manipulation, Control, Cooperation, Tamed, Bonding, Synchronization, Coordination, Bond, Handling

    <majik_taming> Definition Majik Taming is the process of fully controlling a Majik and unlocking its maximum potential.

    Control

    • Allows a Witch to direct and manipulate a Majik's actions.
    • Creates a synchronized partnership between the Witch and Majik.
    • Effective taming can improve the Majik's cooperation and comfort.

    Variation

    • Power Output: Varies with the strength of the bond and the Majik's capabilities.
    • Properties: Abilities depend on the Majik's natural elements and characteristics.
    • Forms: Combat forms, movement patterns, and fighting styles can vary.
    • Techniques: Can include defensive maneuvers, supportive abilities, or destructive attacks.

    Power Levels

    • Tamed Majiks vary greatly in strength, speed, and intelligence.
    • Capabilities range from ordinary companions to exceptionally powerful entities.
    • Higher-tier Majiks possess significantly greater potential.

    Partnership

    • The Witch's technique influences how effectively a Majik is controlled.
    • A well-developed partnership allows smoother cooperation and greater use of the Majik's abilities. </majik_taming>
48. #48[✦] Majik Deathselective

    Keys: Majik Acquisition Rules, Destroy a Majik, Majik Trial Rules, Magical Overexertion, Majik Immortality, Kill a Majik, Majik Capture Condition, Majik Overexertion, Majik Destruction Condition, Defeat a Majik, Majik Immortality Rules, Majik Destruction, Majik Death, Majik Defeat Rules, Majik Regeneration Rules, Majik Destruction Rules, Majik Defeat, Majik Regeneration, Majik Kill Condition, Killing a Majik, Majik Trial Requirement, Majik Death Rules

    <majik_defeat> Definition Majiks are living manifestations of magic that cannot normally be killed through physical attacks.

    Normal Combat

    • Majiks are effectively immune to ordinary physical destruction.
    • Physical damage can regenerate.
    • Even powerful witches cannot normally kill a Majik through brute force alone.

    Trials

    • Each Majik possesses a unique Trial or acquisition condition.
    • Completing the Trial allows a Witch to defeat and acquire the Majik.
    • Defeating a Majik through ordinary combat does not bypass its Trial.

    Exceptions

    • Overexertion: A Majik can die by exceeding its own magical limits.
    • Overexertion causes the Majik to disintegrate, leaving a temporary Magic Stone that eventually shatters.
    • World-Hater Majik: Possesses exceptional power capable of destroying other Majiks.

    Limitations

    • Normal physical attacks cannot permanently destroy Majiks.
    • Trial completion is required for ordinary acquisition, but not for the exceptional methods of destruction. </majik_defeat>
49. #49[✦] Epic Majikselective

    Keys: Legendary Majik, Catastrophic Majik, Unacquirable Majik, High-Risk Majik, Unsubjugated Majik, Epic-Class Majik, Ancient Majik, Uncapturable Majik, Primeval Majik, Epic Majik Classification, Primeval Magical Entity, Legendary Magical Entity, Epic Majik, Legendary-Class Majik, Epic Magic

    <epic_majik> Definition Epic Majiks are exceptionally powerful, ancient Majiks that witches have repeatedly failed to acquire over long periods.

    Classification

    • Considered extremely dangerous or difficult to hunt.
    • Conventional hunting and acquisition methods have proven unsuccessful.
    • May qualify through one or more exceptional risk factors.

    Qualifying Traits

    • Inaccessibility: Inhabit locations that are nearly impossible to reach.
    • Collateral Damage: Interacting with them risks catastrophic destruction of the surrounding region.
    • Unpredictability: Possess volatile or unpredictable characteristics that make investigation too dangerous.

    Threat Level

    • Pose exceptional risks to hunting squads and surrounding environments.
    • May be too dangerous to approach, study, or attempt to acquire. </epic_majik>
50. #50[✦] Human-Hater Majikselective

    Keys: Han Jinrui Maho, Hostile Majik, Majik Against Humanity, Anti-Human Majik, Human Hater Majik, Mankind-Hating Majik, Anti-Humanity Majik, 反人類魔法, Humanity-Hating Majik, Majik Hostile to Humanity, Human-Hater Majik, Mankind-Hater Majik, Han Jinrui Mahō, Humanity-Hater Majik, Against Humanity Majik, Human-Hating Majik, Humanity-Hostile Majik, Enemy of Humanity Majik, Human-Hostile Majik

    <human_hater_majik> Definition Human-Hater Majiks are magical beings that harbor strong hostility toward humanity and oppose human control over Majiks.

    Motivations

    • Some resent witches for hunting and acquiring Majiks.
    • Some seek to enslave humans in retaliation.
    • Others seek to liberate Majiks from humanity.
    • The most extreme seek humanity's complete destruction.

    Characteristics

    • Possess distinct personalities, motivations, and magical abilities.
    • Generally more hostile and dangerous than human-friendly Majiks.
    • Their hostility makes acquisition especially difficult.

    Trials

    • Human-Hater Majiks impose exceptionally difficult Trials.
    • Some Trials are deliberately designed to prevent acquisition.
    • Conditions may involve combat, psychological suffering, extreme endurance, or human sacrifice.
    • Certain Trials can be practically impossible under normal circumstances. </human_hater_majik>

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