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* FantasticFlora: The setting is full of unusual plants, but the Kitchen spinoff especially delights in showing fantastic variants of common edible plants, some more fantastic than others. A few examples include Carapace Yams (potatoes with a hard outer shell), Sword Carrots (carrots with a diamond shaped root), Prism Lemons (lemons in different colours and tastes), and Basjoroom (un-peeled bananas that come four in each shell, which cluster together like musels).
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* FantasticFlora: The setting is full of unusual plants, but the Kitchen spinoff especially delights in showing fantastic variants of common edible plants, some more fantastic than others. A few examples include Carapace Yams (potatoes with a hard outer shell), Sword Carrots (carrots with a diamond shaped root), Prism Lemons (lemons in different colours and tastes), and Basjoroom (un-peeled bananas that come four in each shell, pod, which cluster together like musels).
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* FantasticFlora: The setting is full of unusual plants, but the Kitchen spinoff especially delights in showing fantastic variants of common edible plants, some more fantastic than others. A few examples include Carapace Yams (potatoes with a hard outer shell), Sword Carrots (carrots with a diamond shaped root), Prism Lemons (lemons in different colours and tastes), and Basjoroom (un-peeled bananas that come four in each shell, which cluster together like musels).
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** When a muggle learns the secrets of casting magic, the Magic Security Council sanctions the use of otherwise-forbidden memory altering magic to make sure those secrets don't get out. It appears the can also use memory erasure to punish criminals.
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** When a muggle learns the secrets of casting magic, the Magic Security Council sanctions the use of otherwise-forbidden memory altering magic to make sure those secrets don't get out. It appears the they can also use memory erasure to punish criminals.
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* WanderingWizard: Qifrey explains that it's expected for witches to perform services, which often involve traveling. Some witches are so enamored with this lifestyle that they take it up fulltime, though Qifrey himself only does it intermittently.
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** In the following arcs of the second exam, Riche's backstory is revealed in which she's shown that she dislikes adults due their rigidness on the GeometricMagic of the setting, which she wants to do her way to make people happy instead of being servile. It's shown that there's nothing inherently bad doing things your way and achieve the same result, based in Euini's notes and spells and Qifrey's teachings. However, this can be interpreted as struggling with learning disabilities and also teachers not adapting their knowledge to their students, something VITAL for their full development. To make long story short, Riche ends up learning that despite wanting to do things in her way, i.e. [[MemeticMutation "It's just my style!"]], and while learning, she has considerable problems to adapt to real life when such simple spells could've worked, something she bitterly realices. You need to learn the rules before you break them, otherwise it's gonna cause problems down the line.
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** In the following arcs of the second exam, Riche's backstory is revealed in which she's shown that she dislikes adults due their rigidness on the GeometricMagic of the setting, which she wants to do her way to make people happy instead of being servile. It's shown that there's nothing inherently bad doing things your way and achieve the same result, based in Euini's notes and spells and Qifrey's teachings. However, this can be interpreted as struggling with learning disabilities and also teachers not adapting their knowledge to their students, something VITAL for their full development. To make long story short, Riche ends up learning that despite wanting to do things in her way, i.e. [[MemeticMutation "It's just my style!"]], and while learning, she has considerable problems to adapt to real life when such simple spells could've worked, something she bitterly realices.realizes. You need to learn the rules before you break them, otherwise it's gonna cause problems down the line.
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* ContentWarnings: Chapter 49 in the collected volume features a short content warning advising readers that may be sensitive to sexual abuse and victim blaming to beware, or to skip the chapter entirely since they won't miss out on the overall plot.
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* TakeAThirdOption: After a disastrous attempt to visit [[spoiler:the Tower of Books]] by herself, Coco is given two options by Qifrey: she can either go left to visit [[spoiler:the Tower]] like she intended or she can go right where she'll return with her friends and mentor. Coco decides to go [[spoiler:in a straight path t rescue Qifrey who was trying to protect her from the Tower's monster guardians]].
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* TakeAThirdOption: Coco likes doing this.
** A brimhat tells her that she must either use forbidden magic like he just demonstrated, or [[spoiler:leave her friend to a FateWorseThanDeath. Coco instead choses to use a simple wind spell to grab the forbidden magic sigil that can save her friend, skirting the edge of illegal magic without using it herself]].
** After a disastrous attempt to visit[[spoiler:the the Tower of Books]] Books by herself, Coco is shis given two options by Qifrey: she can either go left to visit [[spoiler:the Tower]] the Tower like she intended or she can go right where she'll return with her friends and mentor. Coco decides to go [[spoiler:in in a straight path t rescue Qifrey who was trying to protect her from the Tower's monster guardians]].guardians.
** A brimhat tells her that she must either use forbidden magic like he just demonstrated, or [[spoiler:leave her friend to a FateWorseThanDeath. Coco instead choses to use a simple wind spell to grab the forbidden magic sigil that can save her friend, skirting the edge of illegal magic without using it herself]].
** After a disastrous attempt to visit
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* DramaticIrony: In chapter 45, Coustas apologizes to Coco for an earlier outburst because, while he may be jealous of her for having been born a witch, he shouldn't take it out on her since it wasn't her choice any more than it was his choice to be born a magicless human. Unbeknownst to him, Coco wasn't born a witch, but chose to become one later in life. Judging by her expression, she's painfully aware of the irony.
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* SlipperySlopeFallacy: Why witches are not allowed to study medicine. Understanding the functions of the body, even if it's solely for the sake of preventing death and disease, is the first step to using magic to alter it.
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* HardTruthAesop: What is taught to the younger generation, and what is chosen not to be taught to them, can be a form of control and censorship imposed on society by the ruling government. Question why people don't want you to learn something and whether it would actually be in your best interests to learn.
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* HardTruthAesop: HardTruthAesop:
** What is taught to the younger generation, and what is chosen not to be taught to them, can be a form of control and censorship imposed on society by the ruling government. Question why people don't want you to learn something and whether it would actually be in your best interests to learn.
** What is taught to the younger generation, and what is chosen not to be taught to them, can be a form of control and censorship imposed on society by the ruling government. Question why people don't want you to learn something and whether it would actually be in your best interests to learn.
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** In the following arcs of the second exam, Riche's backstory is revealed in which she's shown that she dislikes adults due their rigidness on the GeometricMagic of the setting, which she wants to do her way to make people happy instead of being servile. It's shown that there's nothing inherently bad doing things your way and achieve the same result, based in Euini's notes and spells and Qifrey's teachings. However, this can be interpreted as struggling with learning disabilities and also teachers not adapting their knowledge to their students, something VITAL for their full development. To make long story short, Riche ends up learning that despite wanting to do things in her way, i.e. [[MemeticMutation "It's just my style!"]], and while learning, she has considerable problems to adapt to real life when such simple spells could've worked, something she bitterly realices. You need to learn the rules before you break them, otherwise it's gonna cause problems down the line.
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* AllAccessibleMagic: Everyone believes that witches are born and not made, that you have to be born special to be one, and that certain lineages have more magic users in them that can cast spells. The first chapter of the manga reveals this actually a lie that's been maintained for eons, as everybody and anybody who can draw [[HermeticMagic the right symbols]] is able to cast magic. However, as this makes it far too easy for evil people to dominate others, this is a closely guarded secret.
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* AbandonTheDisabled: Witch society as a whole -- magic casting is an art that utilizes precisely drawn glyphs, and Qifrey notes that the magical community does very little to accommodate those with vision problems. Even the children of witch families (who are raised with magic as part of their every-day lives) find their ability to become proper magic apprentices is limited if they have vision problems.
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* AbandonTheDisabled: AbandonTheDisabled:
** Witch society as a whole -- magic casting is an art that utilizes precisely drawn glyphs, and Qifrey notes that the magical community does very little to accommodate those with vision problems. Even the children of witch families (who are raised with magic as part of their every-day lives) find their ability to become proper magic apprentices is limited if they have vision problems.
** Witch society as a whole -- magic casting is an art that utilizes precisely drawn glyphs, and Qifrey notes that the magical community does very little to accommodate those with vision problems. Even the children of witch families (who are raised with magic as part of their every-day lives) find their ability to become proper magic apprentices is limited if they have vision problems.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Coco is often amazed at all the magic items she finds and how her sister apprentices and master are capable of using magic. To them, however, this is absolutely mundane.
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** Coco is often amazed at all the magic items she finds and how her sister apprentices and master are capable of using magic. To them, however, this is absolutely mundane.
** Coco is often amazed at all the magic items she finds and how her sister apprentices and master are capable of using magic. To them, however, this is absolutely mundane.
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* AssholeVictim: The unnamed perverted witch in Chapter 49. Trust us, his appearance may be brief, but he is easily one of the most loathsome individuals in the series.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The perverted peeping tom of a witch who tormented Lulucy in Chapter 49 (Not to mention countless other unnamed victims) is already a ''deeply'' unpleasant individual, given the [[Main/AcceptableTargets manga's own issues with the]] ChivalrousPervert trope. [[spoiler:Come Chapter 63 and we see the pervert get [[Main/UnwittingPawn unwittingly used as a living bomb]] by the imprisoned Engendale. A fitting yet horrific end for a unrepentant predator.]]
