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RONI could be seen as the best of both EMMA and Sophia, as she is an assistance A.I. that develops emotionally, moraly, and philosophically as she works with Gabe. After seeing how the Phantom Thieves interacting with Sophia changed her, Ichinose specifically designed RONI to be partnered with diagnosticians and grow in a similar manner.
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RONI could be seen as the best of both EMMA and Sophia, as she is an assistance A.I. that develops emotionally, moraly, morally, and philosophically as she works with Gabe. After seeing how the Phantom Thieves interacting with Sophia changed her, Ichinose specifically designed RONI to be partnered with diagnosticians and grow in a similar manner.
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[[WMG: The Healing Touch and [[Main/EquivalentExchange Equivalent Exchange]]]]
So the Healing Touch, essentially, grants the user a large amount of speed (power) as a result of awakening it via desperation or "activating", with it being quite taxing on the user's body as compensation. Because of equivalent exchange, I assume with enough usage and the strain on the user's body will result in the user's (bodily) decay and death after some time. Or, another way, the user gives up their "life-force" in a sense to possess the Touch. I mean, lets be honest here, it would only make sense that when the Slow Time variation of the Touch is invoked, the user's bodily processes are sped up in accordance to the ability. (ex: Usage of the Touch speeds the user up by 2-4x, but their body will speed up as well at that time [dangerous heartrate, anyone? surprised how none ever died while invoking the ability because of that. I can only imagine an unfit user, or one that has arrythmia? Talk about a death sentence.]) For Anesthesia (vital locking) users, despite the game not giving them consequences, I'd assume they still can faint/black out just like Slow Time users, mainly due to them 'transferring' their energy to the target of focus (patient) in order to "lock" the patient's HP; Effect worsening the lower the target's HP is when invoking.
(I sort of headcanon that heavy users of the ability often seem to have shorter lifespans in a sense, some lucky to even make it past a certain age.)
So the Healing Touch, essentially, grants the user a large amount of speed (power) as a result of awakening it via desperation or "activating", with it being quite taxing on the user's body as compensation. Because of equivalent exchange, I assume with enough usage and the strain on the user's body will result in the user's (bodily) decay and death after some time. Or, another way, the user gives up their "life-force" in a sense to possess the Touch. I mean, lets be honest here, it would only make sense that when the Slow Time variation of the Touch is invoked, the user's bodily processes are sped up in accordance to the ability. (ex: Usage of the Touch speeds the user up by 2-4x, but their body will speed up as well at that time [dangerous heartrate, anyone? surprised how none ever died while invoking the ability because of that. I can only imagine an unfit user, or one that has arrythmia? Talk about a death sentence.]) For Anesthesia (vital locking) users, despite the game not giving them consequences, I'd assume they still can faint/black out just like Slow Time users, mainly due to them 'transferring' their energy to the target of focus (patient) in order to "lock" the patient's HP; Effect worsening the lower the target's HP is when invoking.
(I sort of headcanon that heavy users of the ability often seem to have shorter lifespans in a sense, some lucky to even make it past a certain age.)
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* Derek being badly hurt stuck in a situation were he cannot get away from, and is forced to operate on himself (Extracting a bullet and suturing his own wounds).
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* Derek being badly hurt and stuck in a situation were where he cannot get away from, and is forced to operate on himself (Extracting a bullet and suturing his own wounds).
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** Bonus points if she contracted the same disease Derek's father, bringing his personal journey to a full circle and show how far modern medicine and his own skills as a doctor had advanced.
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** Bonus points if she contracted the same disease as Derek's father, bringing his personal journey to a full circle and show showing how far modern medicine and his own skills as a doctor had advanced.
* [[LifeOrLimbDecision An operation where you are forced to amputate a limb]].
** A follow-up to the above where you install a prosthesis.
* [[LifeOrLimbDecision An operation where you are forced to amputate a limb]].
** A follow-up to the above where you install a prosthesis.
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A) has not discovered or "awakened" it yet (via event of significant impact) [UtK/SO]
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A) has not discovered or "awakened" it yet (via event of significant impact) [UtK/SO]
[utk/SO]
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C) may be incompatible(?) with it overall, cannot learn or awaken it naturally, might resort to unorthodox means or live life normally [UtK2, fraudulent/HOA cases]
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C) may be incompatible(?) with it overall, cannot learn or awaken it naturally, might resort to unorthodox means or live life normally [UtK2, [utk2, fraudulent/HOA cases]
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[[WMG: The Healing Touch and [[Main/EquivalentExchange Equivalent Exchange]]]]
So the Healing Touch, essentially, grants the user a large amount of speed (power) as a result of awakening it via desperation or "activating", with it being quite taxing on the user's body as compensation. Because of equivalent exchange, I assume with enough usage and the strain on the user's body will result in the user's (bodily) decay and death after some time. Or, another way, the user gives up their "life-force" in a sense to possess the Touch. I mean, lets be honest here, it would only make sense that when the Slow Time variation of the Touch is invoked, the user's bodily processes are sped up in accordance to the ability. (ex: Usage of the Touch speeds the user up by 2-4x, but their body will speed up as well at that time [dangerous heartrate, anyone? surprised how none ever died while invoking the ability because of that. I can only imagine an unfit user, or one that has arrythmia? Talk about a death sentence.]) For Anesthesia (vital locking) users, despite the game not giving them consequences, I'd assume they still can faint/black out just like Slow Time users, mainly due to them 'transferring' their energy to the target of focus (patient) in order to "lock" the patient's HP; Effect worsening the lower the target's HP is when invoking.
(I sort of headcanon that heavy users of the ability often seem to have shorter lifespans in a sense, some lucky to even make it past a certain age. Dunno if it would make sense, but yeah.)
So the Healing Touch, essentially, grants the user a large amount of speed (power) as a result of awakening it via desperation or "activating", with it being quite taxing on the user's body as compensation. Because of equivalent exchange, I assume with enough usage and the strain on the user's body will result in the user's (bodily) decay and death after some time. Or, another way, the user gives up their "life-force" in a sense to possess the Touch. I mean, lets be honest here, it would only make sense that when the Slow Time variation of the Touch is invoked, the user's bodily processes are sped up in accordance to the ability. (ex: Usage of the Touch speeds the user up by 2-4x, but their body will speed up as well at that time [dangerous heartrate, anyone? surprised how none ever died while invoking the ability because of that. I can only imagine an unfit user, or one that has arrythmia? Talk about a death sentence.]) For Anesthesia (vital locking) users, despite the game not giving them consequences, I'd assume they still can faint/black out just like Slow Time users, mainly due to them 'transferring' their energy to the target of focus (patient) in order to "lock" the patient's HP; Effect worsening the lower the target's HP is when invoking.
(I sort of headcanon that heavy users of the ability often seem to have shorter lifespans in a sense, some lucky to even make it past a certain age. Dunno if it would make sense, but yeah.)
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[[WMG: The Healing Touch and [[Main/EquivalentExchange Equivalent Exchange]]]]
So the Healing Touch, essentially, grants the user a large amount of speed (power) as a result of awakening it via desperation or "activating", with it being quite taxing on the user's body as compensation. Because of equivalent exchange, I assume with enough usage and the strain on the user's body will result in the user's (bodily) decay and death after some time. Or, another way, the user gives up their "life-force" in a sense to possess the Touch. I mean, lets be honest here, it would only make sense that when the Slow Time variation of the Touch is invoked, the user's bodily processes are sped up in accordance to the ability. (ex: Usage of the Touch speeds the user up by 2-4x, but their body will speed up as well at that time [dangerous heartrate, anyone? surprised how none ever died while invoking the ability because of that. I can only imagine an unfit user, or one that has arrythmia? Talk about a death sentence.]) For Anesthesia (vital locking) users, despite the game not giving them consequences, I'd assume they still can faint/black out just like Slow Time users, mainly due to them 'transferring' their energy to the target of focus (patient) in order to "lock" the patient's HP; Effect worsening the lower the target's HP is when invoking.
(I sort of headcanon that heavy users of the ability often seem to have shorter lifespans in a sense, some lucky to even make it past a certain age.)
So the Healing Touch, essentially, grants the user a large amount of speed (power) as a result of awakening it via desperation or "activating", with it being quite taxing on the user's body as compensation. Because of equivalent exchange, I assume with enough usage and the strain on the user's body will result in the user's (bodily) decay and death after some time. Or, another way, the user gives up their "life-force" in a sense to possess the Touch. I mean, lets be honest here, it would only make sense that when the Slow Time variation of the Touch is invoked, the user's bodily processes are sped up in accordance to the ability. (ex: Usage of the Touch speeds the user up by 2-4x, but their body will speed up as well at that time [dangerous heartrate, anyone? surprised how none ever died while invoking the ability because of that. I can only imagine an unfit user, or one that has arrythmia? Talk about a death sentence.]) For Anesthesia (vital locking) users, despite the game not giving them consequences, I'd assume they still can faint/black out just like Slow Time users, mainly due to them 'transferring' their energy to the target of focus (patient) in order to "lock" the patient's HP; Effect worsening the lower the target's HP is when invoking.
(I sort of headcanon that heavy users of the ability often seem to have shorter lifespans in a sense, some lucky to even make it past a certain age.)
