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Magic-Nullifying Crystal

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Magic-Nullifying Crystals are rare blue minerals that cancel magic and rank among the hardest substances known. A vast underground bed of them riddles the Saum Marshes with caves, and their scarcity makes even a small shard worth a fortune.

Color: Blue
Purpose: Nullifying magic
Hardness: Among the hardest known minerals
Japanese: 封魔鉱
Anime Debut: Episode 29
Manga Debut: Chapter 61
Nullifying Radius: About three meters for the crystal Frieren found
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Overview

Magic-nullifying crystals count among the toughest minerals anywhere, a hardness that joins with their inborn power to cancel magic and leaves them stubborn against ordinary tools and magical extraction alike. They carry a blue tone and turn up in a spread of sizes. Beneath the Saum Marshes lies an enormous bed of the ore, its hollows opening into a sprawling network of caves.

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Function

How far a crystal's nullifying reach extends depends on its purity, and the specimen Frieren came across cast its influence over a radius of roughly three meters. Within that zone, spellcasting simply fails and mana detection is shut out. Feed mana into the stone, though, and it responds with a brilliant, enduring glow that can be spotted from a great distance, fierce enough to dazzle creatures such as the Venomous Apex Dragon. Their rarity and these singular traits push the crystals to enormous worth, the price climbing in step with their size: by Frieren's reckoning a pebble-sized chip might be worth only a handful of gold coins, whereas the far larger piece she found could buy a whole mansion.

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Notable Users

Frieren is the one shown putting a magic-nullifying crystal to work, having turned up a sizable specimen in the Saum Marshes. By pouring mana into it she set the stone alight, then aimed its blinding glow at the Venomous Apex Dragon. The same buried deposit, prized for both its scarcity and its toughness, draws attention for the fortune a single crystal can stand for.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Frieren nullify magic?

Frieren does not cancel magic through her own power here; instead she uses a Magic-Nullifying Crystal, a rare blue mineral that shuts down spellcasting and mana detection. The specimen she found projected its nullifying field over a radius of roughly three meters.

What is the Magic-Nullifying Crystal in Frieren?

The Magic-Nullifying Crystal is a rare blue mineral that cancels magic and ranks among the hardest substances known. Its toughness leaves it stubborn against ordinary tools and magical extraction alike.

Where are Magic-Nullifying Crystals found in Frieren?

A vast underground bed of Magic-Nullifying Crystals lies beneath the Saum Marshes, its hollows opening into a sprawling network of caves. Frieren turned up a sizable specimen there.

How did Frieren use the Magic-Nullifying Crystal?

Frieren poured mana into the Magic-Nullifying Crystal, which responded with a brilliant, enduring glow that can be spotted from a great distance. She aimed that blinding light at the Venomous Apex Dragon.

How much is a Magic-Nullifying Crystal worth?

Magic-Nullifying Crystals climb in value with their size because of their rarity and unique traits. By Frieren's reckoning a pebble-sized chip might be worth only a handful of gold coins, while the far larger piece she found could buy a whole mansion.

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