Magic circuits are a key component in the world of magic in the Fate/stay night series. They serve as a source of magical energy for mages to use in their spells and rituals. Magic circuits are essentially the "wiring" of a mage's body, connecting their internal magical energy with the external world. Every mage is born with a certain number of magic circuits, which are inherited traits that can be passed down through generations. The number of magic circuits a mage possesses determines their potential for using magic. Mages with a higher number of magic circuits can perform more powerful spells and have a greater capacity for storing and manipulating magical energy.
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The foundation for setting up sorcery. There are two types, but here it refers to the quality within a human body that makes a magus a magus.
Magic circuits are responsible for converting life force into magical energy, and for connecting to the underlying grand sorcery formula.
Basically, sorcery is a formula that causes nature interference by starting up and stabilizing a “rule already established in the world” with magical energy. Or to put it another way, the “rule" is a car, and the "magical energy” is the gasoline that makes it run.
In order to activate sorcery, three things are required: the necessary amount of magical energy, a key (password/spell/code), and magic circuits to inject the magical energy into the “engine”.
If we assume for a moment that magical energy is electricity, then magic circuits would be both the reactor that produces that electricity, as well as the pipelines for running the system.
Because vital activity is indispensable to the operation of this reactor, there is a common misconception that a magus’ body = magic circuits. However, though quite rare, magic circuits that continue rotating on their own even after the practitioner’s vital activity has stopped do exist.
The reason that an individual’s magical energy (od) will be regenerated even if is totally used up is because the magic circuits are still operating. But on the other hand, without magic circuits, magical energy (od) will no longer be generated at all.
They are spread throughout the entire body as pseudonerves, and can basically be divided into cores, and pipes that connect these cores together. The pipes are similar to the synapses within the brain, constantly breaking off and reconnecting, but the cores never change.
Strictly speaking, these cores are the actual magic circuits.
They are considered to be a sort of internal organ, that will never increase or decrease in number. Of course, extracting and transplanting them is technically possible, but just like implanting an extra organ into a human body it should go without saying what will happen if you try it.
Magic circuits, once lost, will never return.
As for what magi actually use these magic circuits for, well, that’s covered in a different story.
To put it simply magic circuits are paths and cores inside the body where magi change life force into magical energy, and serve to store magical energy to cast spells.
Does everybody have magic circuits?
No, not everyone has magic circuits, since magic circuits have been developed by users of sorcery over generations their descendants tend to have them, but normal people tend to have none, though there have been cases of normal people being born with magic circuits, we’ll go over these details in other entries.
Not everybody can use sorcery then, now I understand!
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Mages with a higher number of magic circuits can perform more powerful spells and have a greater capacity for storing and manipulating magical energy. Magic circuits are similar to nerves or blood vessels, running throughout a mage's body and connecting to specific points or organs. They are typically concentrated in certain areas, such as the brain, heart, and spinal cord.
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These areas are considered to be the most vital for generating and controlling magical energy. In order to access and utilize their magic circuits, mages must undergo training and practice to develop their skills. This involves learning how to control the flow of magical energy within their bodies and how to channel it into spells and rituals. Mages often use incantations or spells to help focus their concentration and draw upon their magic circuits more effectively. The activation of magic circuits can sometimes be painful or uncomfortable for mages, especially when they are first learning to control their powers. As they become more experienced, however, they can learn to control and use their magic circuits more efficiently, minimizing any discomfort or side effects. Magic circuits can also be strengthened or enhanced through various means. Mages can undergo rituals, use magical artifacts, or even undergo surgeries to increase the number or quality of their magic circuits. By doing so, they can unlock even greater potential for using magic and become more powerful mages. Overall, magic circuits are a fundamental aspect of magic in the Fate/stay night series. They represent the connection between a mage's internal magical energy and the external world, allowing them to tap into incredible powers and perform extraordinary feats. Through training and practice, mages can learn to control and harness the power of their magic circuits, becoming formidable practitioners of magic..
Reviews for "The Science of Magic Circuits: How They Work and Why They are Essential"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I found "Magic Circuits" to be quite disappointing. The plot was confusing and the characters were underdeveloped. I didn't feel any connection to the protagonist and the story seemed to jump around without any clear direction. Additionally, the writing style was difficult to follow and lacked depth. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and would not recommend this book to others.
2. Mark - 1 star - "Magic Circuits" was a complete letdown. The world-building was weak and the magical system seemed arbitrary and poorly explained. I couldn't suspend my disbelief and found the plot to be quite predictable. The pacing was also sluggish and I struggled to stay engaged with the story. Overall, this book failed to deliver an enjoyable reading experience and I regret picking it up.
3. Emily - 2 stars - Unfortunately, "Magic Circuits" did not live up to my expectations. The characters felt one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it difficult to care about their fates. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, and the romance subplot was clichéd and uninspiring. Additionally, the prose was dull and lacked any spark of creativity. Overall, I was left feeling bored and unimpressed with this book.