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Oh, quick bit: A later thing suggests Sensei's adult card empowers the students to go above and beyond their capabilities, rather than a shadow servant kind of thing. Also if you do get Mika, don't do her momos until after the last *V3 chapter. Spoilers and all that.

​@@lastecho3130 The adult card works exactly as you’d expect from using your actual credit card in-game: convert a portion of the card’s balance into pyroxenes, use those pyroxenes to pull, get more students “under your command”(hence relating them to "shadow servants" from FGO), thus being able to use them in battle. If you pull a duplicate, you get elephs, which can be used to make a student "stronger" (Wonder why the elephs are used on the "Mystic" tab of each characters?). And you can also manipulate the environment using the "miracles" of the card itself. Although, using this card may chip the amount of life you sacrificed upon it, depending on the miracles you want to achieve. That's what we see in-game. The explanation will be delved further, but I censored it for spoilers; The reason [Spoiler] can “buff” [Spoiler] using the adult card is that all [Spoiler] does is pull dupes. Why does [Spoiler] only pull dupes? Well because every other [Spoiler] got [Spoiler], their [spoiler] no longer exists and [Spoiler] can’t recruit them anymore. This also makes the running joke about [spoiler] always giving pink envelopes more bittersweet - yeah she will only give pink envelopes but those will always be the only [Spoilers] [Spoiler] got. Every depiction of sensei's power can be depicted anything really. Since even in JP, they never explained through how it works. And so, any headcanon depiction can be considered canon until they explained it in detail. Just like how every sensei depiction is canon, but has no literal correlation in the game.

​@@lastecho3130 The adult card functions like a credit card in-game: convert its balance into pyroxenes, use them to pull characters (students), and command them in battle, though the only difference is that they are only used once sensei uses the card and pulls them out, and disappears back when the task is accomplished. (hence the shadow servants reference from FGO, which is a form of clones/copy to the original servants). Pulling duplicates gives elephs, which strengthen the original students via the "Mystic" tab (which is your explanation but further into detail as to how sensei boost the student's strength, now wonder why that tab is called Mystic?). The card can also manipulate the environment through "miracles," but all each of these abilities drains its balance, symbolizing a sacrifice of life and time each time you use it. Note: this is only my theory through observing how it functions via the game's story. Sensei's powers remain unexplained, leaving all interpretations valid until clarified in canon by the main story or the devs themselves. Also, I can't explain further details of the card's other fun facts as those are spoilers to VOLF

@Stilltiredtbh I use vagueness to not let any spoilers slip tbh.

@@lastecho3130 yeah, but my other comment got decimated by yt lol (the one with the full on explanation without spoilers 😭)

Lol