A Magic Item (魔法の道具 Mahō no Dōgu)[1][2] is an object with magic properties used for different practical functions.
Description[]
Magic Items are special items that possess a magical ability that can be harnessed by its possessor. Unlike other magic tools, Magic Items have their own magical power, which allows them to be used by non-magical humans.[1] Some may be enchanted and modified from ordinary items.
Magic Items can be bought and sold at magical stores like the Magic Item Cafe, for which a special license is required.
Notable Variations[]
Magic Weapons[]
Magic Weapons refers to weapons crafted/enchanted with magical gimmicks and other quirks which make them more powerful than ordinary weapons.
Magic Jewelries[]
Magic Jewelries refers to jewelries enhanted/crafted with gimmicks that enhanced the wearer's attributes.
Potions[]
Potion refers to special concoctions (often in form of liquid) that can simulate magical effects relative to utilized ingredients. Typically brewed in liquid state, potions can be processed into powder or gel-like state relative to ingredients and purpose behind brewing it.
Magic Mirrors[]
Luna Nova's four magic mirrors
Mirrors which enchanted to give it special properties. Ones that reach at least 100 years of age may manifest their own faeries like other old objects, with faeries in question able to utilize aforementioned properties.
Luna Nova has four of the mirror where one of them supposedly inhabits a faery which as powerful as it is mischievous — applying fairy dust on the mirror should be sufficient in appeasing it, ensuring it won't cause mischief on those who gaze upon them. The only known instance of said mirror causing harm being forcibly turned Akko into Diana's likeness, but even that was because of Woodward's reprehensible approach in causing Akko to realize she should focus on her own strengths, not the inhabiting faery.[3][4]
Known Magic Items[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Little Witch Academia Chronicles, Chapter 5, page 161
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- ↑ Little Witch Academia Chronicles, Chapter 2, page 43
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