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Mending Magic (補修魔法 Shūfuku Mahō?), is a type of Magic that is applied to repair inanimate objects. It is also one of sub-types of White Magic.

Description[]

Mending Magic is a magic that is applied to returning broken non-living objects to their optimal state. It can be considered the inorganic counterpart of Revitalization Magic.

Mending Magic Spells[]

Object Repairing Spell[]

The Object Repairing Spell is a spell which allow the caster to magically repair a broken object. It's effectiveness can be improved if used in conjunction of either Mending Magic Potion[3]. If the spell is casted in conjunction of both Grave Mushroom and Mending Magic Potion however, rather than fixing an object, it will result in an explosion of green necromatic gas that will revive any nearby dead bodies within its vicinity as a Zombie, a practice which deemed a taboo.

In "Blytonbury's Undead Travelogue", Akko attempts to use this spell with aid of Mending Magic Powder to restore two tombstones she and Lotte knocked by mistake. However, she accidentally knocked Sucy's newly acquired Grave Mushroom while doing so leading to it and the already spread Powder to trigger a chain reaction which revived a dead man buried below as an amnesiac revenant. Akko uses this spell again on the bell of Blytonbury's clock tower knowing it will detach and make its way back to its clapper which had since remade into Headmistress Holbrooke's bell-ringer staff. As it does, she, Lotte, Sucy, and the revenant (who by that point revealed to be Mr. Holbrooke) cling onto the bewitched bell, resulting the peculiar yet heartwarming reunion between Luna Nova's headmistress and her late father.


Large Object Repairing Spell[]

Large Object Repairing Spell is an enhanced version of Object Repairing Spell, which used to repair larger and more complex objects that the original spell is not able to repair. As such, it requires a great deal mastery to successfully cast it than its weaker counterpart.

In "Blue Moon", Ursula helps Akko to practice this spell in the episode by repairing a large statue that was divided into pieces. On her 101st attempt she nearly succeeds but puts the statue back together in the wrong position.

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