Magic Spells

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The spell system in Mystic Force is very diverse, and allows for spells of all different types and sorts to be cast. There are three divisions of spells, Light, Neutral, and Dark. The general system works in a method that takes a cue from Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. Spells are cast using words in an imaginary language that translate to what the caster is trying to do directly. In reality, however, the “imaginary language” uses words derived mainly from Latin, Greek, and Welsh, with a few other sources occasionally used.

Light-based spells are restricted to use by the side of good only. They require a focus for their power, which is generally the Rangers' magic wands/Mystic Morphers. At the beginning of the show, the Light spell system seemed to be relegated to ten words only, though any combination of them could be used, and these ten words each coincided with a number on the Rangers' keypad.

However, recent events have hinted that the Light spell system is really like the Neutral and Dark systems, where an infinite number of words are available for usage. If this is the case, then it seems that the Rangers only had access to ten originally simply because they were new in their abilities. A spell cast by Leanbow highly points in this direction, but true proof must wait until one of the Rangers do the same.

The following is a list of the original ten words linked to the Mystic Morpher keypads.

Below is a list of Light spells that the Rangers have used. Most light spells, if not all, logically have dial codes based on the table above, but in the list below, any spell that doesn't give a dial code means that the Rangers have the ability to cast that spell simply using their Morphers/wands as a power source, without needing to actually dial anything. Any spell below that doesn't list an incantation means that the Rangers will generally perform this spell without saying anything, whether they need to dial it in or not.

Also keep in mind that due to editing mistakes in the episodes, shots of the Rangers dialing codes have often been mixed up with incorrectly used footage from the show's source, Mahou Sentai Magiranger, which uses a different system for casting spells. Similarly, one or two spells will permanently use a Japanese code that doesn't make sense with the US system. For example, the show often shows the Rangers dialing the Japanese spell 1-0-7 to turn into Titan form rather than using the American spell, 1-2-5.

This chart references spells that the Rangers can use by punching codes on their Mystic Lion Staffs while they're in Legend Warrior mode.

This chart reference spells that Daggeron has used. Light spells in nature, they differ only in the fact that Daggeron must hole punch a spell card to use these.

The following chart references spells that may possibly classify as Light spells, but aren't yet confirmed to be so, or use different words than the original ten.

Neutral spells, unlike Light spells as they initially acted, do not require the Rangers to stick within a restricted system with a set number of words. Theoretically, it is possible for anyone, good or evil, to cast these spells, since the spell result isn't aligned to a particular side. However, there has been no instance of any members of the evil forces casting a Neutral spell to date. Disastrous results can occur when a Neutral spell is fumbled.

In the table below, the User column shows who was the one that used that spell the first time it appeared, not who all can use it, as in the Light Spell table. Since many more words are used, translations are given with each spell as opposed to its own separate chart as in the Light spell section.

Like Neutral spells, Dark spells do not require a restricted list of spell words; they draw from an unlimited group of magical words. Morticon and Necrolai both show an affinity for using dark-themed abilities, but only Koragg and Imperious have regularly used actual magic to date. Udonna used one Dark spell of her own, but wizards based primarily in Light magic who attempt to use Dark spells run the risk of losing their powers forever.

Just like the Neutral spells, the chart below has translations next to each spell. Translated words with “Magi” listed as their source actually came directly from the spell system used in Magiranger.