[OOC] Mahou Shoujo no Hex Night: A Magical Girl Battle RP

[VitaVitaAR]

@ACHTUNG: It doesn't really gel with potential concepts and Archetypes that fit there... nor, for that matter, does the power make much sense with those. ^^;

@Anza: Accepted.

[ACHTUNG]

@VitaVitaAR
Edited the sheet. Sorry it took slightly longer than planned.

[Bartimaeus]

I may have some interest in this, if you're still allowing. Will be working on something.

[VitaVitaAR]

@Bartimaeus: I am.

[Bartimaeus]

I have a question - can magical girls sense other magical girls? As I understand it, we won't be restricted to any one area(besides Japan). If so, how will we find other magical girls?

[VitaVitaAR]

@Bartimaeus: It's mainly a matter of searching, but everyone's going to be in the same town since that's where the Hex Night is being held.

[SimpleWriter]

Hello !
You already answered about 5 hours ago, but I am still asking for the sake of politeness: Are you still accepting more players into this? :)

Also, I have to at least ask: must Archetypes be real or can they be based in fiction?

[Bartimaeus]

@VitaVitaAR Here is my CS Submission ^^ Hope it is good for you xP

Gigiri

Gigiri

_______________________________________________ Gigiri Honaka _______________________________________________ - - - | 18 | - - - _______________________________________________ Single | ♀ | Bi-Sexual _______________________________________________ Physical Profile ___________________________________ [+] //Basics: • Height | 5'6" • Weight | 125 lbs. • Build | Average Slim • Hair Colour | White-Blonde • Eye Colour | Dark Blue

Personality ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ Due to Gigiri's remote childhood and upbringing, she is quite reserved. She has never had a single friend, besides her father. As a result, she is quiet, and introverted. But this doesn't cause her to be any less enthusiastic. She takes great initiative in almost all tasks, simply enjoying any opportunities to be active. Despite this, however, she is always cautious. As her father taught her to be. He taught her many cautions a loving father should - before he vanished.

Biography / Lore
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Gigiri was raised in a remote, derelict church, by her father. She never knew her mother from meeting, but her father assured her she was a fantastic person - often with a tear in his eye. Unbeknownst (still) to Gigiri, her father was a benefactor to magical girls...and that included her mother. Once Gigiri got old enough to look after herself for days or two at a time, her would always have trips that he had to go on. These trips left her feeling lonely, but he had told her that he took these trips to keep her safe from the evils of the world - which raised her spirits while he was away.

However...one day he did not return. Gagiri was able to sustain herself, if barely, with the meek funds they got for maintaining the church grounds. And she waited there for her father to return.

And waited...

And waited so long..

But he never game back...

In his stead...an odd, human-like, dark shadow came to her. The shadow reached out to her on her late-night vigil, its wisp-like hand caressing her cheek - before being swept away in a gust of chilly air. Soon after that moment, she felt sick to her stomach. She opened the doors to the chapel in which she slept, and stepped outside into the moonlight for some fresh air.

But her body grew stiff. And turned to stone.

In her frozen stance, she panicked. She looked around as much as she could without moving - seemingly only able to scope around with her eyes - though they did not move.

She looked up. It was a full moon. Her father had warned her about odd things that happened under the light of a full moon. She was stuck this way until morning. From then, she locked herself in the cathedral's library, scouring for whatever information she could find one what had happened to her.

Following lead after lead - it became clear to her after some time - she was...a Magical Girl.

Abilities / Magic
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Magical Form

_Concept:

Gargoyle

_Archetype:
Non-Holy Rosary | A Rosary given to her by her presumably deceased father.
_Abilities:

Gargoyle Flesh | The fleshy form of a gargoyle, thought not of stone, is still tougher than the average human. When entering combat, Gigiri's human skin spurs up, settling into minute, scale-like plates. This offers her generally decent protection against physical attacks and the elements.

Monolithic Strife | Naturally, being a Gargoyle allows one to turn to stone, either partially or wholly. In Gigiri's case, it is both. She is capable of turning parts of her body, or the whole thing, into extensively durable stone. Though that part of her body will be completely immobile - and her entire body will increase in weight drastically.
_{• However, this process does take around two seconds to complete, and is capable of being interrupted with certain effects.}
Notably, this effect can also be forced. Every full moon, new moon, and birthday Gigiri experiences will turn her to stone for the duration of the event(though the Hex Night negates this). Additionally, holy objects or touching silver will temporarily turn her and her possessions into stone.
_{• This includes her Hex Symbol.}

Gargoyle's Gaze | Gargoyles are natural guardians. As such, they usually require multiple means of defending their territory. Along with being able to physically see the remnants of magic, Gigiri can project her own magic out through her eyes. This means she can stone objects - or even temporarily normal humans, if she has touched them with her Rosary. Stoned objects and people are virtually indestructible, and if a human is stoned, they will lose their memory for a couple minutes prior the stoning. Stoned entities will also become very heavy - making them hard to lift unless you are quite strong.

Castle Builder | Gagiri is unnaturally strong - when it comes to lifting stone. She can lift seemingly impossible weights, as long as the object isn't too unwieldy.

Rosary Power: Clairvoyant Guardian | Her father's Rosary was meant to help defend the places Gigiri rests in - and it has gained more power as she has developed as a magical girl. As such, she is capable of applying the Rosary's magic to doorways, gates, windows, or other entrances - sometimes even whole buildings, depending on the nature of the structure. This magical Rosary makes the enchanted structure unable to be surpassed by someone who does not wield the Rosary, and even fortifies it against destructive events. It also grants her an otherworldly vision of a small area around the enchanted structure.

_{Supporting Cast / Relationships
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[VitaVitaAR]

@Bartimaeus: That... doesn't really seem like a magical girl. ^^; Just a girl who turns into a gargoyle. As I've mentioned before, it's fairy who gives out magical girl powers to girls with potential.

[Bartimaeus]

Err, well yeah. Her power is to become a gargoyle and have powers similar to one.

I'll see what I can do I guess

[SimpleWriter]

Despair in ignored / missed

[VitaVitaAR]

@Bartimaeus: It's not really much like a magical girl.

@SimpleWriter: Oh, sorry, did I miss your post? Yes, they can be based on fiction.

[SimpleWriter]

I'm starting to wonder. Do you not see me asking if there are still spots open about 19 hours ago, up there? Right before Bartimaeus' character. Oo

[VitaVitaAR]

@SimpleWriter: I missed it when I was responding to @Bartimaeus, but like I edited into my last post, fictional Archetypes are valid. ^^;

[Ammokkx]

@SimpleWriter: I missed it when I was responding to @Bartimaeus, but like I edited into my last post, fictional Archetypes are valid. ^^;

@VitaVitaAR

>tfw I missed my chance to rewrite the universe

[SimpleWriter]

@VitaVitaAR Ok ! Then my follow up question: Fictional how. We talking only popular Fairy Tails, or even modern books, video games and the like? I'm going somewhere with this. :P I just need to make sure of the limits.

[VitaVitaAR]

@SimpleWriter: I'd point to fairy tales and stuff like that if you want to use a work of fiction.

[VitaVitaAR]

@Ammokkx: To be fair, probably wouldn't have accepted that. When I say fictional, I mean stuff like fairy tales, Dracula, that kind of thing.

[Ammokkx]

@Ammokkx: To be fair, probably wouldn't have accepted that. When I say fictional, I mean stuff like fairy tales, Dracula, that kind of thing.

@VitaVitaAR

Oh, so I was totally right on what was/wasn't allowed. I mean, every myth is fictional and very few are based in reality, so I interpreted 'fiction' as "things falling outside of folklore/fairytales" as opposed to you just meaning "folklore/fairytales" lol.

EDIT: To clarify, since you literally have the pumpkin carriage listed as an example, fairytales never crossed my mind as being out of bounds.

[VitaVitaAR]

@Ammokkx: Yeah, I know myths are fictional as well, obviously, it's just that people tend to put a divide between "fiction" and "mythology" whenever it gets brought up in this kind of context. ^^;

In any case... expect an IC coming soon!