The Doppel of greening.
Its form is humus.
The master of this emotion is under the impression that her Doppel uses a good power for the sake of spreading greenery. The Doppel’s body is composed of soil, and contains enzymes capable of decomposing any and all organisms. Those who touch it will rot away and entirely decompose, becoming nutrients to make the land abundant and fertile. The black, downy fluff that it launches by swaying its body will also cling to those it touches; should one touch it, they’ll be devoured in an instant by fast-growing roots and transformed into a plant.
Magia Record Units/Konomi Haruna
- For the character, see Konomi Haruna.
| Konomi Haruna (春名 このみ) | |||||||||||||
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| Attribute | Rarity | Final Lv | Type | ||||||||||
| ★★☆☆☆ | 100 | Heal | |||||||||||
| HP | ATK | DEF
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| Initial | 3321 | 942 | 1246
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| Max at 2★ | 10700 | 2993 | 4042 | ||||||||||
| Max at 3★ | 13562 | 3791 | 5123 | ||||||||||
| Max at 4★ | 17850 | 4989 | 6745 | ||||||||||
| Max at 5★ | 25215 | 6522 | 8347
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| Max SE | 28524 | 7787 | 10342 | ||||||||||
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Doppel Description

緑化のドッペル。
その姿は、腐葉土。
この感情の主は、このドッペルが緑を広めるために良い力を行使すると信じ込んでいる。土で出来たドッペルの体は、あらゆる有機物を分解する酵素を保有しており、触れた者はことごとく腐って分解され、大地を肥沃にする養分になってしまう。また、大きく体をゆすりながら飛ばしてくる黒い綿毛が貼り付いた者は、瞬く間に伸びる根に浸食され、植物に変えられてしまう。
Unique Memoria
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(NA: Do You Speak Flower?) |
**Unique to Konomi Haruna** Passion, friendship, faith, peace, optimism... Resentment, enmity, doubt, turmoil, misery... Each and every flower carries a message. This is one of the things that gives flowers their beauty and allure. | 愛情、友情、信頼、平和、楽観…。憎悪敵意、疑心、混乱、悲嘆…。花には1本1本、言葉が与えられている。それ故に花は魅力的美しいのだ | ||
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Side Story
| Konomi Haruna's Side Story |
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Konomi welcomes Kaede Akino and Kako Natsume into the flower shop she works for part-time. Konomi narrates she began working for the shop, named "Blossom", because of the florist who showed her the beauty of flowers. When she was a child, the florist found Konomi crying from falling down and gave her a flower. Konomi has since done the same thing to other children who enter the shop. She believes that flowers color life with their own colors. As a woman steps up to buy her flowers, Kaede and Kako help the florist carry things. Konomi thinks the florist got out of the hospital a little while ago. One day, Konomi found an ambulance in front of the shop. She learned that the florist had a hard to cure illness and might have had to close the shop. Konomi wanted to help but couldn't think of anything to do until Kyubey arrived and offers her a contract. Konomi wished to cure the florist's illness. Back in the present, Kako, Kaede, and Konomi soon found the customers have been affected by a Witch's kiss. They track down the witch and kill it. Konomi thinks that she can be a magical girl because of Kako and Kaede, who she considers close companions. The girls return to the shop for rush hour and they find a long line has formed. Konomi notes that ever since she made a wish, the shop has gotten many young customers. Konomi is grateful she met Kaede and Kako. Konomi thinks back to when the girls first entered the shop. The remainder of the story is told in a flashback. Kaede and Kako enter the flower shop for the first time. Kako is looking for a flower, which Konomi quickly recognizes. Konomi says she adores making young people happy with their flowers. Afterwards, the girls have tea with Konomi during her break. Kaede asks if it's unusual for her to have young customers. Konomi says it is and has trouble remembering the last time she had one. Kako explains she was looking for flowers she read in a novel, and she never actually went to a flower shop before. Kako says the shop is beautiful and she would like to buy flowers for a friend's birthday. Kaede says she never gave flowers to anyone before, but when someone gave her flowers she got a wonderful feeling. Konomi says she has an idea. A man walks down a street, saying he won ten thousand yen in the lottery. Konomi suddenly appears, hands him a bouquet of flowers, and leaves. An old man says his life is over. Kaede appears and gives him a present of flowers. When she leaves, the old man wonders if she was a spirit. A boy is happy because he got a girl's number. Kako appears, hands him flowers, and leaves. The boy thought she was going to possess him. Later, the three girls reunite. Kaede says she gave flowers to ten people, while Kako gave flowers to thirteen. Konomi apologizes for making them do this, but Kako says she wanted to show the beauty of flowers to everyone. Kaede says they will work together. Konomi says they'll do this again the day after tomorrow. People start talking about a rumor where someone suddenly appears and gives you flowers. One day, Konomi, Kaede and Kako meet again to give flowers, but before they leave a girl asks Konomi if she's heard of "The Bursting Flower Girl". The girl says that according to the rumor, a girl hands you flowers that open to reveal mouths. Konomi thinks the story is scary. Kaede mutters it might be a witch, but insists she said nothing. The girl says that the girl in the rumor was sighted in the Shin-Nishi Ward, that she only appears on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and that she gives people a bouquet. Konomi, Kaede, and Kako realize they're the Bursting Flowers Girls. Konomi thinks that they've made people hate flowers, and wonders how she can face the florist. Kaede says it's her fault because she gave Konomi the idea. Konomi tells her not to apologize. Suddenly they see a little girl crying. The girl says her mom won't let her buy the "Party Jewelry Set" of toys. Konomi gives the girl a flower, but the girl says she wants a ring. Kako takes the flower and makes a ring out of it. The girl tears up and says it's pretty. Konomi comes to a realization. She narrates that if she wants everyone to like flowers, she should try harder. Konomi explains that when she saw Kako make a ring, she realized that a gift-giver has to understand the other person's feelings. The girls have just been giving flowers without explaining themselves. Konomi says they can use this as a chance to improve and claims they have to devise a plan to get people to like flowers. Kaede says that Konomi once made a bear-shaped bouquet and thinks it would be more eye-catching than a regular one. Konomi asks if she means flower arrangements. Kaede says yes and that Konomi can make impressive ones. Kako thinks Konomi can arrange flowers that would make young people happy. Konomi decides to make an eye-catching arrangement you can give to someone dear to you. She asks the girls for ideas. Kaede says that when she got a flower gift it was for her birthday. The girls continue discussing. Konomi and the girls make a birthday cake made of fifty flowers. The cake also has chocolate and candy in it. Kako calls it a feast for the eyes and the stomach. Konomi says she followed Kako's suggestion to make the cake with birth flowers, so that greetings can be communicated with the language of flowers. Konomi wonders if the cake will work to make people appreciate flowers. Konomi thinks the cakes represent the best collaboration the three of them have made. The girls prepare a fair at the flower shop to show off their cake. Konomi shows the cake to the florist. However, the florist gives a muted reaction. She says that Komomi can work on her own now and announces she's retiring and will leave Konomi the shop. Konomi says it's suddenly, but the florist says she was thinking about it ever since she got sick. Suddenly Kaede says it's not true, and Kako blurts that the florist has been Witch Kissed. Kaede says to forget they said anything, but Konomi identifies them as magical girls and reveals she's one as well. The three of them team up to track and destroy the witch. Konomi thinks fighting together with friends is reassuring. The girls return to the shop and starting selling the cakes to customers. The customers enjoy them greatly and eventually a huge line forms. Konomi says they never had this many people before. At the end of the day the girls sold everything. Konomi tells the others that when the florist woke up and saw the shop filled with customers she was really surprised. Konomi gives Kako and Kaede a flower cake as thanks. She says the flowers on the cake are geraniums, which mean "respect", "trust" and "true friendship". Konomi thanks the girls and asks them if they can keep being friends. Kaede thanks her profusely, while Kako says she will cherish this. Konomi narrates that was the beginning of their story together. However, they can't stop because the customers are waiting. |
Costume Stories
| Konomi Haruna's Costume Stories |
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Konomi has invited Kaede Akino to go on a walk with her to view the cherry blossom trees in full bloom. She had noticed the trees before and really wanted someone with her who could appreciate them. Kaede thanks her for inviting her along but she soon begins to sneeze. Konomi remembers that the news had said it would be the coldest day of the season so she apologizes for bringing Kaede out in such weather. Kaede tells her not to worry since she’s used to being in the cold since she takes care of the vegetable garden in the early morning. Kaede asks if Konomi isn’t cold but Konomi is used to it since she prefers to take walks in the early morning since there are less people around. Kaede thinks she’ll start walking in the morning so she can enjoy the early flowers blooming as well and suggests they take their walks together in the morning. Konomi asks Kaede what she thinks of basking in the sunshine. Konomi really enjoys long baths and basking in the sun and she feels that Kaede would be the kind of person to enjoy that sort of thing as well. Kaede admits that her grandmother enjoys those kinds of things so she thinks she’ll give it a try as well. Konomi stares at her for a bit before reminding her she’s still only in high school and not a grandmother.
In a story of two nations, one of fire, and one of ice, Konomi, playing a servant of the fire demon king, is on a quest to obtain a Christmas present for her master, who is always working hard. A shivering Konomi is lead through an ice cave by Kush, a servant of the ice queen. What Konomi hopes to find, is an ice flower ‘that won’t melt from even the hottest flame’, as when previously given a regular flower, the fire demon king became distraught after accidentally burning it. They soon arrive in a more open area, where the ice flowers reside. Upon being asked why the flowers are not sold in stores, Kush states that they are difficult to get onto shelves, which is further proven when Konomi tries to cut the stem of one with scissors, not even making a dent. Both girls thought the other would have some knowledge about how to harvest the flowers, but neither of them know. While stumped, Konomi brings up that the flower is one her master liked from a picture book, which told about a girl venturing out to seek the exact flower in order to save her friend from an illness. Despite being immune to fire, the flower’s stem melted from the girls warm heart and thoughts. Encouraged by the story, Konomi gets down and grabs the flower, clearly struggling against how cold it is. However, she refuses to give up, and just like in the story, the stem melts, allowing her to pluck it from the frozen ground. When Christmas finally came, the fire demon king found a wrapped box in her stocking, which contained the ice flower. She leaps out of her bed, and rushes to share the news with her servant. They share a smile, and the servant’s heart is filled, with her lady’s smile being the best present she could ask for. |


