Nightmare Fuel

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The following is a list of nightmare fuel that may or may not be considered to be part of the *Magicae Amicitie et Harmoniae* series.

## Multi-Arc

* Necrosis. Enough said. Besides just her name, her pale gray skin and glowing eyes make her look like a corpse, and her monotonous voice is quite chilling. Her having swords from the elbow down also makes her look like an *amputee*.
* Any time a Magi witches out. Perhaps most horrifying, however, is the half-decomposed-Magikarp-corpse witch that kills Mason.

## Nina Magica

* Nina getting possessed by the AotA after she loses all hope. During the scene, her eyes are completely red, and a glowing white pupil can be seen as well. She also loses some blood in her body.

## Abigail Magica

* Just the fact that Katrina, a sweet, happy, friendly 9 year-old girl who loves food, eventually goes missing years later and is corrupted and forced to do an evil villain's dirty work while everycreature (and her parents, Abigail, and their Pokémon) believes she has died. While her not appearing in Tapu Fini's mist puts the theory of her being dead to rest (both to the audience and to the public in-universe), her whereabouts are still unknown.

## Madoka Magica

* Dragonet giving birth, to an extent. While the camera stays away from the "action" and avoids showing anything past her midsection, she still screams and is crying from pain during the whole thing and is visibly exhausted.

## Bailey Magica

* The Iron-Masked Marauder proves that while Bailey's life-based powers are a beautiful gift, he shows just how many people there are in the Multiverse who would kill to get their hands on such power, especially one from a Mythical Pokémon.

## Dawn Magica

* When Pokémon Hunter J tried to capture the Lake Trio, remains of J's vessel are almost assuredly stuck at the bottom of the lake, and while the crew would have died quickly, her and her minion's Pokémon's Pokéballs may have survived intact. Surrounded by rubble. At the bottom of the lake. For a long time.
	+ It was a well deserved fate, given the fact that Hunter J was a heartless mercenary who doesn't care how much misery and destruction she causes in order to turn a profit on the black market. As a matter of fact, working for J is a bad occupation since she doesn't care what happens to them. Getting in her way can be much worse; she's not above causing grievous harm to both humans and Pokémon that try to fight her and will even *murder* anyone that really manages to get on her nerves. This is evidenced by the facts that J had detached a container pod (that Dawn, Melody, and Nova had managed to sneak into, and while the former two can just transform and fly, the latter *can't*) from her ship while it was airborne, had her Drapion try to *crush* Pippy, Fireshine, Garnet, and Nova to death, and tried to burn down a whole forest around the Magis.
	+ Just the fact that a *BLACK MARKET*, let alone a "Pokémon trafficking" business, exists in the Pokémon world is solid evidence to the fact that there's a lot more serious problems in the world than just Team Rocket...Hell, since Team Rocket is heavily implied at times to be in the Pokémon black market business, they probably are a part of those problems.

## Nanette Magica

* In the second chapter, while everycreature is fighting with each other, Nanette is hit *hard* on the head and nearly *dies* at home. Elis does not take this well at all, and she goes ***INSANE***. Cheren's horrifyingly bloody and bruised jaw is only the icing on the cake. And *all of this could have been avoided* if Elizabeth had punished Dragonet instead of letting her get off scot-free and blaming Cheren instead.

## Cherry Magica 3

* At one point, Team Plasma coldly kills Nanette, Hilda and Nina and steals their magic and life energy to control Reshiram and Zekrom, as the Magis, including all her friends, Pokémon, and family, are forced to watch from inside an anti-magic cage. Unfortunately for the bad guys, they end up killing all the Magis unintenionally, resulting in one of Cheren's students - the normally calm and collected girl - going berserk. By the time the Magis that got killed by accident get revived... it becomes clear that something is wrong with Cheren and Cherry... while Elis, Jim and Aurea have their Blood Rage curse activated.

## Elizabeth Magica

* The Phages in general. When the villains take a normal person's, Creature's, or Pokémon's soul, their body begins to fade away like usual, but then they use their magic to corrupt them into a humanoid/Pokémon-shaped monster and stop them from fading away like usual, and they have to be purified by the Magis. The Phage's soul is also kept in an external container that seals it off and prevents it from being connected with their body. Once purified, they usually completely fade away due to lacking their soul, but quickly are restored once it is returned.
	+ Even "cute" Pokémon aren't exempt from this, as shown in the adaptation of "Under Color of Darkness!" where *the Flabebe* gets turned into a Phage. However, during the chapters leading up to freeing Event Horizon, the villains are seen stealing the souls of civilians and Pokémon who get in their way without corrupting them, and they eventually also steal the Taisha priests' souls, which causes the former to fade away as usual and the latter to fade away like usual once their bracelets break.
* he Darkest Hour at the end of the chapter before "Freeing the Most Powerful Puella Magi." Elizabeth is sitting down in defeat, exhausted, with her foot stuck under rubble, her Elemaximum about to run out, and her Harmony Gem near total corruption. She can choose to do nothing and detransform, sange, and then become a witch and leave Katrina trapped as a villain as a result, but if she uses any more magic to free herself, it will only make her inevitable sange worse. Things get better, luckily.

## Rosie Magica

* Donut Monster can summon giant sentient donuts with rows of sharp teeth that eat anything in sight... and which bizarrely *bark like dogs*. Some of them even swallow most of the Magis *alive*, but luckily, they are brought back intact when Rosie singlehandly purifies Autumn.
* Gemma's backstory - showing that she was stillborn, and her eyes were dull and her skin was blue to clearly indicate she was dead even before she was born. Before she was given a chance at life thanks to the MoF's intervention, the hospital's morgue cart was about to collect her body for burial, and a devastated Christine and Jeremy were about to put her on said morgue cart before the intervention happened.
* The present-day Magis' souls imprisoned in crystal orbs, with them essentially dead and unable to do anything. Each soul is put in its own orb, and the AoTA refer to them as "[their] collection." It is also fairly easy to guess for the Magis to guess whose is who - the 20 cyan ones are the Primarchs, the burnt orange one is Mikey's, the spring green one is Bailey's, the sky blue one is Elizabeth's, the pale pink one is Nina's, and so on.
	+ The flashback late in the arc of their capture can also be seen as terrifying - showing them being confronted by a member of the AoTA and getting weaker and weaker as their bodies fade away, and in Nina's case, she picks up her phone and struggles to call her daughter, but manages to do so and tells her she's been kidnapped. She completely disappeared just as she hung up.

## Katy Magica

* Melody's death. Just as the witch pretends to die and uses her invisibility to make the Magis think she's gone, she reappears while Melody is distracted cheering, wraps her tentacles around her neck, and begins choking her after casting a spell on her that makes her take damage as if she was in civilian form. Her struggling to breathe and struggling to get the witch's grip off her as she slowly becomes more and more panicked and lightheaded is *heartwrenching* to watch.
* Cynthia's second suicide attempt, after Kenny's and Sky's deaths. She steals a bottle of *hard liquor* from a liquor store and intends to end her life via alcohol poisoning (which is *not* a painless death) while being only 14. When her friends find out and talk her out of it at the last second, she is only seconds away from drinking a shot.
* The witch that Mason fights in his last battle (with some assistance from Kylie due to the witch being near a river) is perhaps the scariest witch in the *entire* series. Not only does he resemble the ***DECOMPOSING CORPSE*** of a Magikarp, complete with empty eye sockets and a lolling tongue, he also spits a corrosive green acid-like substance from his mouth. When Kylie retrieves Mason's dead body from the bottom of the river after he falls in, he is covered in chemical burns.
* When the witch's mind-controlled Remoraid are about to attack Kylie, Melissa swims in front of her and allows herself to be hit by the attack instead, causing her body to be riddled with Bullet Seed wounds and the attack also breaks her Harmony Gem and Power Necklace. As soon as the latter happens, she immediately detransforms and her dead body sinks to the seafloor.
* Any time Kylie has to retrieve a Magi's dead body from water. This has happened with Chiffon, Melissa, and Mason (though in his case, he only falls in once he is already dead and detransformed and falls out of the sky)... up until her own death, when her Pokémon have to go down and pull *her* body out of the water.