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'''Ada Babbage''' (born May 16, 1855) [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Foreshadowing was] a human and is a [[Witch]] from [[Earth-0]], she is a member of the newly reformed [[Witches of Ystawingun]] and is the third in command from her seniority. | '''Ada Babbage''' (born May 16, 1855) [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Foreshadowing was] a human and is a [[Witch]] from [[Earth-0]], she is a member of the newly reformed [[Witches of Ystawingun]] - and is the third in command from her seniority. | ||
== Personality & Appearance == | == Personality & Appearance == | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 11 December 2024
Ada Babbage | |
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| Pronouns | She/Her |
| Born | Ada Victoria Babbage May 16, 1855 |
| Nationality | British |
| Creator | Revo |
Ada Babbage (born May 16, 1855) was a human and is a Witch from Earth-0, she is a member of the newly reformed Witches of Ystawingun - and is the third in command from her seniority.
Personality & Appearance
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Summary
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Powers & Abilities
- Magic: As a Witch Ada is well-versed in the mystic arts, and is capable of using it for a variety of purposes
- Doll Creation - Ada is capable of creating living dolls through magic, and is the original creator of the arts used to create The Doll. Dolls created through these arts are near-flawless in their human appearance when active, and possess great strength.
- Chimera Physiology - Ada has grafted many creatures to herself in pursuit of her goal of becoming the ultimate lifeform, making her an impressive chimera (even if this is not immediately apparent from her appearance), traits gained from her quest include:
- Wing Manifestation: Ada can manifest large, bat-like wings on command which can be used for flight.
- Interstellar Travel: The same creature that granted Ada these wings granted her the ability to travel faster than the speed of light, allowing her to travel across the cosmos with ease.
- Telepathy
- Transcendent Physiology: Ada has absorbed a creature with an existence beyond regular space-time into herself, allowing herself to detach from regular reality if needed.
- Wing Manifestation: Ada can manifest large, bat-like wings on command which can be used for flight.
Notes
- Ada is Asexual.
- Despite Thiton controlling it, and often recreating it, Ada is the original creator of The Doll.
- As with the other members of her coven, Ada possesses a Witch Mark to represent her, taking the form of clawed human hand.
Etymology
- Ada is a given name of German origin meaning "nobility", it is most famously associated with Ada Lovelace, considered by many to be the first computer programmer.
- Babbage is an English surname of unknown meaning, it is most famously associated with Charles Babbage, the "Father of Computing".