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izu & MiraiAnime presents
Time for Good Kids!
Time for Good Kids!
Translation: Tetris no Miko | Translation Check: Henna Timing & Styling: izu | Encoding: MiraiAnime | DVD Provider: catluffy
Good morning, kids.
Good morning, sir!
Good. That was a nice response.
Thanks!
And now, we will begin study time.
Please pay close attention.
Okay, everyone together now.
Madara Types for Kids!
We're here to talk about madara types.
Humans can be divided into two broad groups -apeman, or normal people, and madara.
All of you, your friends, and myself are madara.
Normal
Madara
Just as many humans evolved from apes, other humans evolved from different kinds of animals.
Text: See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil Note: See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_wise_monkeys for the play on words here.
It's just that monkeys, or apemen, are unable to distinguish madara. They see everyone as apes, too.
On top of that, they cannot remember madara conversations.
They can't see the soul
They can't hear the voice of the soul
Their brains trick them into forgetting what they heard.
They can't speak to the soul
So this means that apemen don't and can't know that madara exist.
Now, I'll describe the madara in a little more detail.
Madara are divided into types depending on the animal they harbor in their soul.
Madara Types
Mermaids, dragons, werecats, snake's eyes, bear oaks and dog deities.
Even within these categories...
Madara Types
Strong
Weak
The degree of strength
Heavy seed
Middle seed
Light seed
Mermaid
Dragon
Snake's eye
Bear oak
Werecat
Dog deity
Apeman
They are further divided into three classes... heavy seed, middle seed and light seed, depending on their level or strength.
Furthermore, the heavy seeds tend to have difficulty conceiving children.
Rare
Common
Limited
Fertile
Scorcity
Reproductive ability
Dog deities
(light seed)
Werecats, dragons, snake's eyes
(light seed)
Dog deities
(middle seed)
Werecats, dragons, snake's eyes
(middle seed)
Bear oaks
(middle seed)
Snake's eye
(heavy seed)
Dragons, dog deities
(heavy seed)
Werecats
(heavy seed)
Bear oaks
(heavy seed)
Returners to Ancestry
Mermaids
Thus, heavy seeds are considered to be rare.
Well, in other words, heavy seeds are very attractive to other madara.
But there is one exception to this.
There is another type called "Returners to Ancestry".
It's a very unusual case of a madara being born to apemen parents. You may never see one in your lifetime.
Little is known about their nature, as their absolute numbers are so small,
but it has been confirmed that they hold powerful sex appeal to not only madara, but apemen as well.
I admit, being able to spellblind everybody around you with your charm does sound nice.
But then again, it might come with its own set of problems, too.
Sensei, I don't really get it.
I guess you'll understand when you're older.
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