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mystogun and jellal spell

we must add the jellal spells or not because are the same of mystogun --Nitram86 14:31, March 9, 2012 (UTC)

Not, they are the same as Mystogan's. We'll just add Jellal as a user.   Iam...  14:32,3/9/2012  JakuhōRaikōben  

ok but why now someone else add this without read the discussion?? --Nitram86 21:12, March 9, 2012 (UTC)

Fixed.   Iam...  21:18,3/9/2012  JakuhōRaikōben  

Magical Staves/Stave/Staff

Alright, so Mystogan utilizes these staves and from the 3 spells he's used, they are described as "Magic Stave" spells. I think it's safe to assume it's called "Staves" because it is plural, but each spell is described as a "Magic Stave" spell. Can we change it to "Magic Staff" spell? because "Stave"... what is this i dont even. x3
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Stave users?

It seems like their are a lot of Stave user not listed here, Brain via Klodoa, Makarov, and Precht come to mind. While they haven’t used skills per say, it seems like they should be listed — no?

Hello

That would fall under speculation. They were never shown to actually used those staves in an extensive magical & melee combat, so adding them will be misleading. The manga never even mentioned what Hades & Makarov were holding, they could just be a non magical staff or a walking stick. As for Klodoa, he is treated as a sentient individual that appears as a staff and can change into a gun who has his own set of magic abilities while mystogan's staves are non sentient objects used as a weapon. Brain & Zero doesnt even heavily rely on Klodoa when fighting compared to Mystogan. LightningGeist 05:54, May 10, 2018 (UTC)