Talk:Lapin

Possible oversight. How did Lapin make a wish if her mother was already a Witch? Did she do it with Cube, or did Isabeau retain her powers after becoming a witch? PureChaos (talk) 13:41, 4 May 2023 (UTC)

Had to look this up myself, it's in volume 5; it's not actually specified who exactly granted Lapin's wish. Kyubey is the one explaining how Isabeau came to be and elaborated on Lapin's wish, so it's possible that Kyubey did it. -The Witch's House (talk) 16:13, 4 May 2023 (UTC)

In Isabeau's (Witch) MSS of Magia Record Kyubey explains to Perenelle more things that we didn't got explanation on the manga. Isabeau turned into a witch because she didn't got a grandson she could turn (and control) into being king of England and France due to the premature death's of her son in law (the king of England that she got her daughter Catherine married to) and her husband. Kyubey tells Perenelle that he taught that was going to be her end in that moment, but what he didn't count on was that Isabeau (witch) would still have her unique power of creating magical girls and that she was the one that granted Lapin's wish while he watched all this happen in the shadows. Karminja (talk) 17:50, 4 May 2023 (UTC)

If I recall correctly, Isabeau made contracts with some girls during Rebel of a Dawnless Land, which basically confirms that she still had her powers as a witch. ~ Celtic Minstrel (talk) 02:07, 5 May 2023 (UTC)

We already knew that Isabeau still had her powers even as a witch, though this does create another oversight; it's noted that even though Witch!Isabeau still has her powers, any magical girl who made a contract with her then would lose their souls and become like Flèche and Lame. Corbeau I assume is exempt from this because she contracted before Isabeau became a witch, but Lapin (and by extension Minou) made their contracts when Isabeau was a witch. And they don't lose their souls like Flèche and Lame do. -The Witch's House (talk) 07:31, 5 May 2023 (UTC)