Fridge / I=MGCM

Fridge Logic

• Although Tobio's avatar Omnis can undo the heroines' deaths (except ones who are corrupted into demons) by using his ability, it seems that the heroines' deceased relative/family members don’t get resurrected, such as Seira's older sister, etc. It appears that Omnis can only alter events that occurred after he came on the scene, while the mentioned girls' personal losses occurred long before that.

Fridge Brilliance

• Tobio's Mentor Mascot avatar Omnis resembles a black cat. This could be a reference to the Schrödinger's Cat theory, which is related to The Multiverse, one of the game's major plot points.

Fridge Horror

• The Sabbath subplot. It would appear that Kamisaman is essentially holding a Deadly Game where There Can Be Only One, with each universe presenting their own versions of magical girls for a battle to the death in order to reduce the number of excess parallel universes, not unlike the plotline for Magical Girl Raising Project. This comes out of nowhere right after the dramatic climax of a desperate struggle by Tobio and the girls to survive the White Omnis War without losing any among their number, and if it really is the way it's presented, it causes the entire story to serve as a Hope Spot and borders on Diabolus ex Machina, casually making Kamisaman join the ranks of Jerkass Gods and turning the story into unadulterated cosmic horror. Notably, this hasn't gone over that well with the players, who mostly prefer to ignore this particular subplot - which is made easier by the fact that after its direct introduction at the end of Chapter 12, it has so far never been mentioned or came up again. In addition to that, nothing seems to speak against the possiblity of an Alliance of Alternates, which is even directly practiced in the game as part of some events and the clan system, making the horrific cosmic bloodshed seem like a superfluous sadistic excess where a more peaceful Merged Reality using Omnis's powers to reconcile the issue could be worked out.
  • However, the I AM MAGICAMI Arc 1 reveals that defeated heroines will be deported into the White Room instead of dying.
• When Seira and Lilly met their ends, the demons that killed them had a face that resembled themselves. It is likely that other victims who get killed (or devoured, for normal bystanders) by (a) demon(s) don't see the faces of the magical girls but instead someone they love or care about, or worse themselves.
  • However, it's not clear if non-magical girls (read: NPCs) can be corrupted into demons after they're killed by demons. There is large possibility that only magical girls (even the normal heroines) can be slain and corrupted into demons.

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