Exhibition Details
Arcanist's work, exhibited in the 1990s for 16 years, created on July 27th in summer. Exhibition location: an island in the Aegean Sea region.
37 is a Star Arcanist in Reverse: 1999. She was introduced through The Prisoner in the Cave story chapter alongside 6 in Version 1.4.
37 has a strong affection for the "abstract world" and loves to share her knowledge. She is a passionate scholar, a devout priestess, but also an indifferent daughter and friend.[1]
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Calculation of Genesis
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After using an Incantation, gains Eureka +1. After another ally takes an extra action, gains Eureka +1. When at 5 Eureka, consumes 5 Eureka to cast [Supplementary Formula]. This attack is regarded as 1 follow-up attack and does not grant any Eureka. |
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Critical DMG +15% when the caster enters battle. |
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When entering battle, Critical Rate +20%. All Genesis DMG applied through Incantations can critically hit. |
| Supplementary Formula: Mass attack. Deals 120% Mental DMG to all enemies plus (ATK x40%) Genesis DMG. | |
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| Lvl. 1 | Calculation of Genesis: When entering battle, Critical Rate boost increased to +40%. |
| Lvl. 2 | Calculation of Genesis: [Supplementary Formula]'s Mental DMG is increased to 180%; additional Genesis DMG increased to (ATK x60%). |
| Lvl. 3 | Kingdom of Geometry: [Enlightenment] increased to 3 stacks; Eureka gained increased to 3. |
| Lvl. 4 | Calculation of Genesis: [Supplementary Formula]'s Mental DMG is increased to 240%; additional Genesis DMG increased to (ATK x80%). |
| Lvl. 5 | Kingdom of Geometry: [Numeral Perception] increased to 3 stacks; Eureka gained increased to 4. |
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 18000  6  6  5 |
40000  10  6  6 |
200000  16  5  3 | |||
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| "The Infinity of the Finity" 0%
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Toga of Apeiron 60%
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Neck Accessories 100%
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| A finite length composed of an infinite number of points. In a sense, it represents a division of spatial intervals, also implying an inquiry into truth and a <nobr>self-admonition</nobr>, as explained by the interviewee. Despite this, I always thought it was just an armband. | A hyperbolic paraboloid, cut from a single piece of fabric, is the robe that best embodies mathematical geometry. It is highly esteemed by the islanders. It is perfect, but... one must be careful when walking, says the interviewee firmly. | A neckpiece tailor-made for the wearer, with a simple yet profound design. Although the interviewee did not reveal much, we can still speculate. It is a symbol composed of straight lines, circles, and triangles, a fulcrum balancing thought and action, symbolizing the earliest geometric measuring tools. |
| "Fibonacci Sequence" 0%
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"Dots and Lines" 60%
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"Fractal Geometry" 100%
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| Statistics, physics, astronomy, engineering... Mathematics finds applications in various scientific fields. Humans naturally believe themselves to be the sole darlings of these concise and lucid numbers. They devote themselves to expelling the Arcanists that symbolize disorder and chaos in number theory, all to preserve the harmony and unity of mathematics. However, this remains merely a wish. The realm of pure reason has never truly existed; perpetually hanging above it is the cloud of Gnosis. Arcanum and rational systems; religious beliefs and scientific proof; the notion that "all things have numbers" and mathematics. They are all like two sides of a ruler, measuring everything in the world. The followers of Pythagoreanism have made significant contributions throughout history, and the theories of fundamental numbers have left an indelible mark on many. However, the "Storm" swept unrelentingly throughout the world. Mathematics lost its once solid ground, leaving nothing but debris. Then, a pair of tender hands picked it up. | ||
| An Unfinished Demonstration 40%
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| On the Supplementary Calculations of Soul Number 37 I hereby declare to approach this task with impartiality, to eliminate errors and omissions, and to treat each number with fairness, as I uphold the unique guidelines of a Corrector. 1: The smallest irregular prime number Note: Based on the "Primitive Bernoulli Number" criterion, which is a rational number sequence closely related to number theory. 2: Repeating unit 111 (three consecutive 1s, where 3 is a prime number), 111 = 3 x 37 Note: She avoids the division between "finite" and "infinite." 3: Any number can be expressed as the sum of at most 37 fifth powers of 5 Note: She is special, possessing multiple possibilities. 4: A regular hexagon Note: This corresponds to her influence and importance in the School of Apeiron. ... 37 is the third unique prime number in the decimal system and the third isolated prime number without a twin prime. It is the third Cuban prime, the fourth prime, the fifth lucky prime... | ||
| Geometric Problem 80%
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| 37: Oh! Another set of contradictions. Pandora Wilson: Although I know very little about mathematics, I can sense the disappointment from your tone. 37: Free, selfish, untraceable—traits of irrational numbers. Fortunately, it adheres to coherence and maintains clear boundary criteria... Pandora Wilson: I hope this won't affect our conversation. 37: Of course not, addressing various math puzzles is precisely my job; I excel at it. 37: Now, please open up your quadratic surface. Pandora Wilson: ... Pandora Wilson: Ah—? 37: Fantastic! In Apeiron, we often engage with spheres and regular polyhedra... Opportunities to study special surfaces are quite rare. 37: Clearly, you don't belong to real quadratic surfaces, nor do you align with degenerate quadratic surfaces. But it's alright; I will find a place for you in the geometric classification of three-dimensional Euclidean space. Pandora Wilson: ...Thank you. | ||
Birthday Letter[]
1: "I thought it was just a normal day, like any other day. Same morning, same noon, same night," she said with some surprise.
2: "Now that time is flowing out of order, in which calendar are you looking for July 27th?" That's what she said.
3: "It's an interesting custom to celebrate a birth with a cream-covered circle and a shortened line to represent age! Oh! So I should blow them out?" She looked curious.
Wilderness Conversation[]
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Hmm... Vertin, have you noticed? Here, and here—it's this place's essence! There are hexagons all over the place here! | ||||||||||||||||
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Trivia[]
- 37, the number, is the smallest ( 1st ) irregular prime. This was mentioned during the Prisioner in the Cave storyline.
- Interestingly, 37 is the third star number, referencing her star-shaped signature and Star afflatus.
- 37 might be based on the father of geometry, Euclid. His work, Elements, involves proving theorems based on previous self-evident logical axioms.
- 37's ultimate, Kingdom of Geometry, might be an allusion to the novel Flatland, written by Edwin Abott Abott in 1884 . In the novel, much like the residents of the island, every character is a geometric figure living in a two dimensional world trying to figure out the sudden appearance of a three-dimensional polygon.
Availability[]
- Beyond the World of Matters Event Summon (1.4)
- Permanent Arcanist Summon Pool (From 1.7 onwards)
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