Magic is Our Destiny

**Magic is Our Destiny** (Japanese: **輝きましょう！ 運命の魔法！** *Let's Shine! Destined Magic!*) is a Cheerfulverse crossover made by CheerfulSteekip, GaryBones, GlorysiaMelodyYT, Foodyeater and Karyll.

## Story

*This is the story of what happened till now... and the story of what'll happen from now on. **As magical warriors, everyone makes all sorts of miracles happen together! And even when our job is done, we will want to meet each other once again! No matter when.***

## Versions

* Anime
* Manga
* Light Novel
* Fanfiction
* Comic
* Audio Drama

## Differences from the Cheerfulverse

* Dark moments are usually not mentioned. But in MiD, it usually depends on the situation of the episode.

## Differences from JEMA

* There are less JJBA references due to the fact this is a kids' show.

## Differences from PKMN:ASM

* The series doesn't take place *only* in the Pokéverse.

## Differences from FiH

* Nanette nearly *dies* in an unknown FiH episode due to not thinking quickly, but in the MiD version, she quickly shields herself.
* In the adaptation of "Mewtwo Strikes Back," unlike FiH where she doesn't exist, Sugartwo is created as one of Mewtwo's clones, but is adopted by her biological mother to live a normal life and debuts in the series proper in the episode right after the movie.
* Unlike FiH, Bailey and Molly have known each other since Molly's mother died and Bailey herself was instead the girl that Molly cheered up with her newly-awakened magic, and their friendship was cemented when the pink-haired girl earned her Harmony Mark as a result. While not heard, Molly's wish is also changed: unlike FiH where she wishes to have a photo album of her mother and doesn't wish her mother back to life since then she would be alive but would still have cancer and be miserable, in MiD, she does not wish her back to life for the same reason, but wishes to be able to communicate with her spirit.
* In the episode where Sugar is born, the villains actually *succeed* in finding and attacking Dragonet while she's hiding and has no way to defend herself since she can't use any moves or spells while pregnant, unlike in FiH where she just barely manages to avoid getting found. She gets severely wounded as a result, which causes her *Trainer* to get so furious it triggers her first transformation (unlike in GoH where she and Chloe first transform together), but luckily gets healed shortly afterwards.
* After understanding what friendship is and agreeing to join the heroes, Necrosis instead has a one-time magical girl/boy style *transformation sequence* (which, like normal transformation sequences, doesn't really exist in-universe), although it is permanent and shows her physically changing into a human.

## Differences from the Cheerfulverse, JEMA, PKMN:ASM and FiH

Due to taking a lot of elements from *all* of the aforementioned series, there are a lot of changes made in MiD. Here are the most notable ones:

* The magical warriors' Pokémon coming out of their Poké Balls get a sparkly effect when released from it, while the transformations of the warriors themselves are also EXTREMELY sparkly and more colorful. The former doesn't apply to Pokémon who refuse to go in their Poké Balls at all such as Thunders and Dragonet.
* Since the Daisies, Porters, Starrubies and Starsapphires all co-exist, the ancestors (Victoria Daisy, Arcturus Porter I, Brandon Starruby, and Aurora Starsapphire) have a series-exclusive birthdate (July 10). Said birthdate only applies to their Harmonyverse and Magicae Amicitiae et Harmoniae counterparts as well.
* Like the Crystalverse, Nina Starscout is 12. However, Victoria, Arcturus, Brandon and Aurora refer to her (in Japanese) as "Nina-chan" instead of "Nina-san"...only because they got permission from her to do so.
* Like the GoH ARPG manga, Daisies and Porters respectfully gain a flower-shaped marking and a Poké Ball-shaped marking on their foreheads when transformed. However, this also applies to Starrubies and Starsapphires, as they respectfully gain a ruby-shaped marking and a sapphire-shaped marking on their foreheads when transformed. Pure mikos also gain a star-shaped marking on their foreheads when transformed.
* There are more nonhuman magical warriors than other series, and they are not just Ponies. One of the present-day centrals, for example, is a Hippogriff/Seapony, while another is a Yak and another is a pair of Changeling male/female twins. These centrals don't appear until Season 11, however.
* Team Flare takes Coralia (the Hippogriff/Seapony) captive at Prism Tower in addition to the most powerful magical warriors and Kyubey, in order to get the ones who have high aptitude (and thus would be a threat to them if they hadn't been captured) out of the way of their plans and force a wish out of Kyubey to recreate the Multiverse in Lysandre's image with Zygarde's help.
* Every character's personality is changed to reflect a series-exclusive theme: "Sometimes, even the most immature can be serious, while the most mature can sometimes goof off." In other words, even though they retain their usual maturity (and also their immaturity), they are often seen acting netueral.
	+ This is ***BEST*** shown with Melody, whose trauma was so high that she ended up getting slight PSTD. Her usual personaility is unaltered, but whenever a normal person that she doesn't know talks about magical warriors, she has a front that prevents *anycreature* from knowing what she really means by what she says.
	+ Also, Eileen (Itsuki) learns to be more mature thanks to her friends, although she secretly has a front of hiding even the most important info.
* The speaking of magical warrior wishes are not heard, but still seen.

## Trivia

* Unlike each of the series that it is adapted from, there are a total of 15 seasons.
	+ 10 of them (3-12) are still adapted normally as present-day seasons.
	+ The first two seasons are adapted as seasons focusing on the past.
	+ The last three seasons are adapted as seasons focusing on the future.
* For unknown reasons, Kyubey appears to have gotten a small scar on her face. This is the only series in which she has the scar.
	+ Appeaently, a Stardust attacked her harshly just as she was about to start looking for Chosen Ones...and because the incident took place years before meeting the first magical warrior team, she was forced to rest in Yumesora.