History Fanfic / OfCovensAndMagicians

* AmbiguousDisorder: Homare is implied to be autistic. WordOfGod says this is [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210509212645/https://primeministerofantarctica.tumblr.com/post/627303879579762688/in-of-covens-and-magicians-did-you-write-homare intentional]].

* AmbiguousDisorder: Homare is implied to be autistic. WordOfGod says this is [[https://flavovitta.tumblr.com/post/627300405133574144/in-of-covens-and-magicians-did-you-write-homare intentional]].

* BigEater: Taichi. His appetite is enormous, and many of the things he's eaten in throughout [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24533365/chapters/59235997 of covens and magicians]] include but are not limited to: An entire Meat-lover's pizza and two-liter cola, five Big Macs, and enough bacon to feed a village. Taichi's voracious appetite is a side-effect of his [[{{Shapeshifting}} powers]]. [[spoiler:{{Shapeshifting}}]] burns through a lot of calories, and Taichi [[RequiredSecondaryPowers requires a lot of fuel]].

* BigEater: Taichi. His appetite is enormous, and many of the things he's eaten in throughout [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24533365/chapters/59235997 of covens and magicians]] include but are not limited to: An entire Meat-lover's pizza and two-liter cola, five Big Macs, and enough bacon to feed a village. Taichi's voracious appetite is a side-effect of his [[{{Shapeshifting}} powers]]. [[spoiler:{{Shapeshifting}} burns through a lot of calories, and Taichi [[RequiredSecondaryPowers requires a lot of fuel]].

* BigEater: Taichi. His appetite is enormous, and many of the things he's eaten in throughout [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24533365/chapters/59235997 of covens and magicians]] include but are not limited to: An entire Meat-lover's pizza and two-liter cola, five Big Macs, and enough bacon to feed a village. Taichi's voracious appetite is a side-effect of his [[{{Shapeshifting}} powers]]. Transformation burns through a lot of calories, and Taichi [[RequiredSecondaryPowers requires a lot of fuel]].

* BigEater: Taichi. His appetite is enormous, and many of the things he's eaten in throughout [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24533365/chapters/59235997 of covens and magicians]] include but are not limited to: An entire Meat-lover's pizza and two-liter cola, five Big Macs, and enough bacon to feed a village. Taichi's voracious appetite is a side-effect of his [[Shapeshifting powers]]. Transformation burns through a lot of calories, and Taichi [[RequiredSecondaryPowers requires a lot of fuel]].

* BigEater: Taichi. His appetite is enormous, and many of the things he's eaten in throughout [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24533365/chapters/59235997 of covens and magicians]] include but are not limited to: An entire Meat-lover's pizza and two-liter cola, five Big Macs, and enough bacon to feed a village. Taichi's voracious appetite is the result of his

** Aadditionally, this applies to Masumi and Muku, who are both a Firstborn Hunter and Firstborn Seer respectively.

->[[spoiler:'''Kazunari:''' Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?]]

** [[spoiler: Chapter 36 sheds a bit of light on to what exactly it is that Kazunari has bottled up. He has been hiding his anger at how unfair the world was, how he struggles to ''truly'' be himself because he spent too long trying to change his personality to please others, his purpose (or lack thereof), and how lonely Kazunari feels because everyone around him seems genuinely fine and he's struggling to feel the same. It's clear that he's held onto these thoughts for an incredibly long time. Yet, he feels immense guilt for feeling negative emotions in the first place due to his perceived priviledge. In his eyes, there are people starving in third-world countries, people with abusive parents, people who've lost their body parts, people who are ''dying''. They are the ones who are ''actually'' suffering, so why is he himself so miserable? The most amazing thing though? According to the author, it's only a slight preview of the entirety of what he's feeling. There's even ''more'']]

** [[spoiler: Chapter 36 sheds a bit of light on to what exactly it is that Kazunari has bottled up. He has been hiding his anger at how unfair the world was, how he struggles to ''truly'' be himself because he spent too long trying to change his personality to please others, his purpose (or lack thereof), and how lonely Kazunari feels because everyone around him seems genuinely fine and he's struggling to feel the same. It's clear that he's held onto these thoughts for an incredibly long time. Yet, he feels immense guilt for feeling negative emotions in the first place due to his perceived priviledge. There are people starving in third-world countries, people with abusive parents, people ''dying'', so why is he so miserable?]]

->'''Kazunari:''' "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"

** ->'''Kazunari:''' "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"]]

** [[spoiler:->'''Kazunari:''' "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"]]

** [[spoiler: Kazunari: "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"]]

** [[spoiler: @@Kazunari: "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"@@]]

** [[spoiler: Kazunari: "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"]]

** [[spoiler: Chapter 36 sheds a bit of light on to what exactly it is that Kazunari has bottled up. He has been hiding his anger at how unfair the world was, how he struggles to ''truly'' be himself because he spent too long trying to change his personality to please others, his purpose (or lack thereof), and how lonely Kazunari feels because everyone around him seems genuinely fine and he's struggling to feel the same. It's clear that he's held onto these thoughts for an incredibly long time. Yet, he feels immense guilt for feeling negative emotions in the first place due to his perceived priviledge. There are people starving in third-world countries, people with abusive parents, people ''dying'', so why is he so miserable?
*** Kazunari: "Why am I still here if I can't imagine a life that's worth living? Is it because I still have this foolish, childish infatuation with being happy inside of me that despite all the fucking numbness managed to survive like a cockroach?"]]

* StepfordSmiler: Kazunari. On the outside, Kazunari is happy, always smiling, and silly. He's fun-loving and sometimes he appears as "shallow" to others. [[spoiler: As revealed by Muku when the boy accidentally touches him though, Kazunari is not as happy as he appears. The details of his inner-self have yet to be revealed, but Kazunari's cheery, overly-energetic exterior is a mask that's hiding how hollow he truly feels.]]

** According to Tsuzuru, although he definitely is Catholic, it took him a long time before he felt "true faith". There are a lot of controversies within Catholicism that make him uncomfortable to associate with it sometimes. Despite his uncertainties, he still believes in Jesus, God, Heaven, and ocassionally he prays.

* MagicallyBindingContract: [[spoiler:Misumi's]] deal with Itaru, who is a demon. Currently, it's unknown why [[spoiler:Misumi]] summoned Itaru in the first place. The contract cannot be dissolved until Itaru fulfills [[spoiler:Misumi's]] wish, or the people involved in the summoning and contract die (whether that be of old age or something else). In order to [[spoiler: protect Tsuzuru's soul from being collected by Itaru as "payment",]] [[spoiler: Misumi's]] end of the bargain will never be fufilled.

* NumberTwo: Izumi often refers to Tsuzuru as her second-in-command or her right hand man. Tsuzuru acts as a sardonic voice of reason who balances out Izumi's more idealistic views. When she isn't around to run the Coven, he is usually the one left in charge. Chapter 38, which is dedicated to Tsuzuru's birthday, is also called "Second in Command"

* {{StacysMom}}: Masumi. He was instantly attracted to Izumi, despite initially believing she was Sakuya's mom. Izumi is, in fact, not actually a mom. Yes, it was just as awkward as you would imagine it to be.

* {{Adorkable}}: Everyone. The cast is full of lovable goofballs who somehow manage to get themselves into new, ridiculous shenanigans each chapter. Their antics and quirks are what make each character so endearing, though. Even demons, like Itaru, aren't immune from moments of "dorkiness"