Exhibition Details
An arcanist's work exhibited in the 1930s for 20 years. Completed in summer, on June 22. Exhibited in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Bette is a Mineral Arcanist in Reverse: 1999.
One of the nobodies dreaming to become a superstar in Hollywood. She's able to change appearance temporarily, which makes her a perfect stand-in, a fake gem as brilliant as the real ones on the crown
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Inspiring Story
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After casting the Ultimate, Moxie +1 for the ally with the lowest Moxie. |
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DMG Taken -8% when the caster enters battle. |
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| Lvl. 1 | Every Audition's effect changes to: inflicts a [Shield] with (the caster's ATK x130%) HP on a single ally. |
| Lvl. 2 | Classic Shot's effect changes to Penetration Rate +40%. |
| Lvl. 3 | Every Audition's effect changes to: inflicts a [Shield] with (the caster's ATK x160%) HP on a single ally. |
| Lvl. 4 | Every Audition's effect changes to: inflicts a [Shield] with (the caster's ATK x200%) HP on a single ally. |
| Lvl. 5 | Every Audition's effect changes to: inflicts a [Shield] with (the caster's ATK x250%) HP on a single ally. |
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| Insight I | Insight II | ||||
 5000  2  2 |
20000  4  2  2 | ||||
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Items[]
| Fedora Hat with Notches 0%
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Bamboo Cane 60%
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Cotton Hairband 100%
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| A worn fedora. The holes on it make it look worthless, but it's essential for the owner to play a gentleman well. | A bamboo staff which is a bit shorter than the common ones. Its outstanding resilience allows it to support most body movements, making it the best choice for stunt performers. | An olive green cotton band tied to the end of her braid and makes both the braid and itself different to their kinds. It is the only thing on her that is not worn for imitation. Even if it looks plain, it's unique to her. |
Story[]
| California Sunrise 0%
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| In 1895, the gates of the Lumière Factory opened. As the workers filed out of the factory, a breeze with the smell of film stock also blew from Boulevard des Capucines to the west coast of the City of Angels. The ample sunshine and the typical Mediterranean climate in California had brought more opportunities to Los Angeles. Using the magnificent scenery as their background, countless film companies had gathered there, building an empire of film and television of a new era. Silent film or talkies? Black-and-white or color? It was at the end of 1930 and no one cared about such meaningless topics anymore. The producers, resourceful and power-wielding, could pluck stars out of the sky, shape them at will and throw them away when they twinkled no more. No, my friend, don't call it "cruel;" it is plain fact that a sophisticated machine like the movie industry needs to renew its parts from time to time. The girl with a dream finally opened the golden gates to the factory. She hoped to win a place among the radiant stars, and she made it. Thanks to the little "tricks" they used in the film production, even the most experienced movie critics could not tell the difference between the real star and the stunt double from where they sat. That was how she became a cheap substitute for those valuable assets. | ||
| Studio Notes 40%
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| "Act 4, take 10... Oh! You know how honored we are to have you on set... Just one more take, please? You were perfect, it's just the stupid wind... Now action!" "Oh! You will never understand me!" "No, Maria, please don't—please listen to my confession..." "Cut! Excellent, James, you deserve a break... Bette, c'mon, your turn!" "Bette in position... Action!" "Splash!" "Alright, go dry yourself... Where's our supporting actress? It's her scene!" "Act 5, take 1, action!" ... "Alright... Bette, here's your paycheck." "Um... Excuse me. Is this all I get, sir?" "Well, you are down on your luck. We reshot that window-breaking scene today, and it was costly..." "But, but..." "But we need an 'important' extra for the next scene. I'm wondering if you're interested, Bette." "Um, yes, sir! I've very interested... "I'm open to any part, even if they are not that important..." "Good, I'll let you know when there's an audition. So now, look at the queuing people behind you. Maybe we can talk later, huh?" "O-Okay..." "Next, James..." | ||
| An Official Interview 80%
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| Pandora Wilson: You seem nervous. What's the matter? Pandora Wilson: It's just a simple interview. Bette: Um, par-pardon me, it's just such a great honor! Pandora Wilson: I thought actors would be used to the camera. I would assume them to be more composed in an interview. Bette: M-Maybe? But technically, I've never played a real part... Bette: I mean, um, not everyone working in Hollywood is a star, right? Pandora Wilson: It seems you do not enjoy what you do, am I right? Bette: I may be good at it... but I don't... want to stay where I am. Pandora Wilson: Do you have a dream? Bette: ...I believe... It's just a matter of time until that the dream comes true. | ||
Birthday Letter[]
1: Bette will get to play her own stand-in today. No script, no style limit, no cuts, just one theme: happy birthday.
2: Bette was flattered and almost fainted when she heard that Sweetheart the star and Charlie the troupe leader would show up at her birthday party as surprise guests.
3: Although the heroine fumbled her lines, it was a great show for a birthday party.
Wilderness Conversation[]
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Wow... this is even grander than the largest filming set in California! It's perfect for big productions! Like... a movie? Err... Well, of course, you are the one to decide, miss. | ||||||||||||||||
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Trivia[]
- Her name takes reference from the famous American actress Bette Davis, while her character design is based on the famous English comic actor Charles Chaplin.
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