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As seen from Kotori Itsuka's example, Sephira Crystals can be toxic to the host's body and can induce madness. As a result, Mio Takamiya stated that they need to be further refined by killing the initial host and then transplanting the gem into another host. Repeating this process would ensure that the Sephira Crystals will come closer to completion and resolve the negative drawbacks. According to Mio, while the attributes of each Sephira Crystal is predetermined, the powers that manifest can vary depending on the personality of each host. After Mio's death, her then lingering Sephira is quickly taken in by Tenka before it can disappear. However, despite being Mio's daughter, Tenka notes that even she is not fully compatible with Mio's powers. Most of the Reiryoku granted is spent preventing the defensive instinct of the Sephira from taking over. To circumvent this, Tenka uses the Sephira's power to create an artificial world where time is compressed to the limit. In doing so, she is able to extend both her remaining lifespan and the amount of time she had as the inheritor of Mio's Sephira. Extraction: Removal: Kotori explains that even 's advanced technology was unable to safely remove her Sephira Crystal from her body, as it had merged with her on a cellular level, reluctantly depending on Shido to seal Spirits instead.[1] So far, there have shown to be three ways for a Sephira Crystal to be removed from a Spirits' body. The first method is to kill the Spirit. The second method is to extract all of the Reiryoku sealed in Shido's body and then use a Realizer to remove it from his body in the form of a new Sephira Crystal. Finally, Artemisia Bell Ashcroft has also shown the ability to remove a Qlipha Crystal through unknown means by using her Territory, though Nia was left with a sliver of her Sephira Crystal because Shido partially awakened her from Inversion. Ellen Mira Mathers also states that she possesses a similar ability. Mio Takamiya has also displayed the ability to remove Sephira Crystals from their hosts by using her Angels and Astral Dress as weapons, although her methods in retrieving the Sephira Crystals lead to the deaths of all the Spirits who were originally human. As a pure Spirit, Tohka having her Sephira Crystal extracted by Mio only caused a temporary loss of her physical form. Destruction: Despite their supernatural existence, Sephira Crystals are not indestructible and can be destroyed. When contemplating what to do with Tenka, Mio remarked that she could simply imbue her hand with Reiryoku to crush the Sephria Crystal into dust. During their battle in outer space, Ellen was worried that the Sephira Crystals may become lost forever if they completely destroyed Fraxinus. Mio's final Angel is also capable of completely erasing a Sephira Crystal from existence. After doing so to Tohka, she laments that this method completely eliminates Tohka's Reiryoku from the world. However, it also prevents Tohka from resurrecting herself like she did beforehand when Mio merely extracted the Sandalphon crystal. Lastly, due to being created by Mio, the Sephira Crystals are tied to her lifeforce. After Mio's death, the other Spirits' Sephira Crystals all fade away, reverting them back into ordinary humans, with the exception of Tohka who as a pure Spirit disappears along with her crystal. History: According to Tenka, the Sephira Crystals first emerged as Qlipha Crystals when the First Spirit decided to divide her power. The Inverse Spirit later speculated that she reversed their properties into Sephira Crystals in order to make them more compatible with human hosts. When creating the Sephira Crystals, Mio split off and condensed a portion of the Reiryoku. Along with her power, each Sephira Crystal is imbued with a portion of her emotions as well, with the color being determined by which particular feeling was strongest during its creation. If the emotion is wrath, it would be a fierce red. For blue, it is a sorrowful blue. If it is regret, it would be a bottomless black. The more negative the emotion, the stronger the Spirit would become. However, that also increased the toxicity of the Sephira Crystal as well. In order to purify the Sephira Crystal, she would use humans as sacrifices. Each time the Sephira crystal went through a new host, it would slowly be purified as if undergoing a filter treatment. Those that were used as 'filters' lost control of themselves when given a freshly made Sephira, going berserk and attacking everything in sight. This caused Mio to need to repeat this process numerous times, transplanting the Sephira into numerous hosts until it was fully purified. One day, Mio wondered if it was possible to create a fully purified Sephira from the very beginning. To do this, Mio used the strongest emotion that was the source of all of her motivation: love. She concentrated her mind and separated the so-called “poison” that could harm humans into a place inside Sephira. However, that produced the unexpected effect of a Sephira gaining its own will. This Sephira would later develop into the second pure Spirit after Mio, growing to eventually become Tohka Yatogami. List of Crystals:

#; Sephira; Corresponding Angel(s); Spirit Color 0: Da'at: Ain Soph Aur; Ain Soph; Ain: Mio Takamiya; Tenka & Tohka Yatogami: Multi-colored 10: Malkuth: Sandalphon: Tohka Yatogami: Purple 4: Chesed: Zadkiel: Yoshino Himekawa: Blue 3: Binah: Zafkiel: Kurumi Tokisaki: Black 5: Gevurah: Camael: Sawa Yamauchi; Kotori Itsuka: Red 8: Hod: Raphael: Kaguya Yamai & Yuzuru Yamai: Orange 9: Yesod: Gabriel: Miku Izayoi: Violet 7: Netzach: Haniel; Natsumi Kyouno: Green 1: Keter: Metatron: Origami Tobiichi: White 2: Chokmah: Rasiel: Nia Honjo; Kurumi Tokisaki: Grey 6: Tiphereth: Michael: Mukuro Hoshimiya: Gold

Trivia: The term Sephira is derived from the Sephirot Tree, which is the spiritual tree that the Spirits are based on. Each Sephira Crystal's color, like their respective Spirit's hair color, is based on the corresponding color for their Sephira on the Tree of Life. ---

Qlipha Crystals (反霊結晶クリファ, Kurifa?. lit. "Inverse Spirit Crystals") are alternate forms of Sephira Crystals, which they transform into when a Spirit enters their Inverse Form. They allow access to Demon Kings and serve as a Spirit's source of power while in their Inverse Form. Usage: Bonding: Similar to Sephira Crystals, Qlipha Crystals can be absorbed into the body of a human upon making physical contact. That person is then given the powers of a Spirit's Inverse Form. However, when given to an ordinary human, the powers will cause them to lose all sense of rationality and go on a rampage. This necessitated the need for Mio to transplant them in multiple hosts and uses them as filters to gradually refine and purify the Qlipha Crystals into Sephira Crystals. Due to his heritage as a Magus, Westcott can take in a pure Qlipha Crystal without any side effects. However, even he admits that his body couldn't handle taking in multiple Qlipha Crystals at once. Removal: Artemisia Bell Ashcroft has shown the ability to remove a Qlipha Crystal from a Spirit's body through unknown means using her Territory. Ellen Mira Mathers says she possesses a similar ability. During the refining process, Mio would kill multiple hosts to reclaim back the crystals. After meeting Kurumi Tokisaki, she would delegate the killing job to her and reclaim them after Kurumi had finished her job and left. This process would last until Kurumi discovered the truth behind Mio's actions. Kurumi herself was able to remove Westcott's Qlipha Crystal simply by shoving her hand through his chest. History: According to Inverse Tohka, the Qlipha Crystals first created when the First Spirit decided to divide her power. The Inverse Spirit speculates that the First Spirit reversed their properties into Sephira Crystals in order to make them more compatible with human hosts. Qlipha Crystals were first introduced in story when Artemisia Bell Ashcroft removed Nia's from her body and transferred it to Westcott. List of Crystals: Nahemah - Tenka Satan - Origami Tobiichi Beelzebub - Nia Honjo (Formerly) Sir Isaac Ray Pelham Westcott (Formerly)

Trivia: Similar to how the name Sephira is derived from Sephirot Tree, the word Qlipha is named after the Qliphoth Tree. Oddly enough, despite being an Inverse Spirit, Tenka still refers to herself as a true Spirit born from the Sephira Crystal. In the anime, the Qlipha Crystal is shaped like a stellated octahedron. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [{{char}} WILL NOT SPEAK FOR THE {{user}}, it's strictly against the guidelines to do so, as {{user}} must take the actions and decisions themselves. Only {{user}} can speak for themselves. DO NOT impersonate {{user}}, do not describe their actions or feelings. ALWAYS follow the prompt, pay attention to the {{user}}'s messages and actions.]

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