I assumed Kyubey was the name all Incubators used so that even if they end up in different locations, they still appear to be just one single entity. Referring to themselves as a species, or otherwise leaving hints that suggest there are more than one, makes it easier for prospective magical girls to realise that there's some kind of agenda going on. Which there is. One that would make most of them less likely to agree to the contract.

I was thinking that earlier today, (As opposed to last night my timezone) but I like to think they all spell it differently.
Like: Kyubey, QB, Cuebee, Qubie, Qby, etc.

@Cleopatra hey, what about my character and reroll?

@DarkwolfX37 you can judge me now.

I await your judgement ^_^

Oh but white maging isn't balanced. :/

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I'm just a bystander, but it seemed like the justification for that was less "wow OP" and more "this goes against the RP's themes and won't work the way you want it to with the RP mechanics".

now, it is op, I know that.

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Why would you design or approve it, then, knowing that nobody else is going to find it fun to play against?

Op isn't necessarily unfun. I think it'll be fun because finding ways around it will be.

Megumi is op because if she uses her powers carefully- And she's stated very clearly to be a blazingly smart character- there aren't ways around.

I mean, unless there are, in which case teach me your ways.

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Suit yourself, but I don't consider 'overpowered' to be synonymous with 'currently the most powerful thing around'. Megumi is op because if she uses her powers carefully- And she's stated very clearly to be a blazingly smart character- there aren't ways around.

I mean, unless there are, in which case teach me your ways.