so i first time i watched house of anubis and fabian was losing his memory i wanted him to remember nina like percy remembered annabeth but that didnt happen but i was okay with it bc he remembered that he trusts her with his life and bro, bro thats the second best option
8. What did their masquerade outfit look like? Was their mask an animal, or something else?
(An excuse to draw it? Yea.) Also another read more because I think this is going to get long again because I cannot stop talking
from left to right, rin, avis, mareike, and jaxen :)
Jaxen's the only one who doesn't have an animal mask, but that's mostly because his representative Arcana doesn't have an animal form...
32. Does their use of/skill in magic differ from canon? How so?
Absolutely for all of them, I think! It's important to note that for my headcanon of magic in the world of the Arcana is that magic is very hard to learn and requires specific types of hand movements / discipline.
Rin- In Rin's case, Rin's only really skilled at one specific axiom of magic-- fire magic. The peak of their arc involves them using too much magic, causing them to become a niffin-- something overcome by too much power to the point that they lose their human form entirely, having completely succumbed to their powers. They do get out of it eventually, but it's a scuffle.
Avis- Avis was once an incredibly skilled magician before they were sealed away and had their memories forcibly wiped. They were incredibly powerful and gifted, and that didn't necessarily go away after they were revived, but it does mean that they now start again from scratch, with things that they may never relearn.
Mareike- Mareike has like, latent magical ability that she doesn't really know how to use. It comes out in sparks and responds to her emotions, but she doesn't really have a handle over it.
Jaxen- Most, if not all of Jaxen's abilities come from his contract with the Hunger. Without that contract, he essentially only has physical brute force. With it, he's able to steal magic from others, imbibing himself with the properties of the things he's stolen. In a sense, he expresses infinite possibilities, a little like a certain Fool...
You know that moment when you’re staring at a half-finished sentence and can’t remember what you were going to say, but if you don’t finish the sentence the whole world will end?
