Okay, just wanted to get all this down real quick before I forget any of it.
I'm still trying to figure out how Garrick gets so monstrously powered up. One idea that I have is that he can essentially use the corruption in soul gems, basically purifying them while also powering him up. He's able to get away with it because after all the hurt, pain, and despair he's been through, he can not only tank it, but use it in a sort of positive/negative mana reaction - the magic equivalent of a matter/antimatter reactor. Which is probably how the Incubators' overseers were going to use it.
Anyhow, what's even more amazing is that he can even 'purify' a witch. The trouble is, they're still very much broken little girls in the aftermath. The best they're able to do is bring them to a state-run psychiatric hospital. But the hope they have is that each and every one of them has a faint glimmer of something in their eyes. Like there is a newly rekindled candle flame in their souls because they know now that somewhere, out there, there is someone that cares enough to actually come and save them.
Garrick will go through several loops like this and amass a HORRENDOUS amount of negative energy to use as fuel. Of course, the Incubators sic other puella magi on him, but once he's able to demonstrate his ability to purify their soul gems, suddenly they all turn against the Incubators.
I'm not sure how, but at some point, something pushes Garrick over the edge and the all the negative energy he's been carrying just cascades and he winds up causing a... what was it called? Dimensional incursion? Reality quake? Basically, does the same thing Tenchi does in OVA3 and it's fucking bacon in a frying pan for the Choushin.
They now know where Garrick is because his soul just lit up the all the dimensional layers like the Griswold's house in December.
The Incubators and their masters are PANICKING. They have never seen anything like this, and they know that its starting to rip apart the fabric of reality itself. Meanwhile, Garrick is beholding time from a non-linear perspective. Everywhen is now. Now is whenever. And with all this time on his hands, he is able to sort things out at long last.
This is when he starts working his way through the ages, starting with the very first Puella Magi, and working his way forward, offering each and every one of them the same choice. Come with me. Be my family. You will have love and support and finally do the good you really wanted to do.
The hell of it is that they are all perfectly wonderful little angels, each in their own way. The Incubators targeted them on purpose like this because they'd be the most likely to turn into witches themselves. And so they all jump at this new chance.
And so he goes filling up his own little 'Chamber of Guf' until there are no more Puella Magi to collect. And then he sets his sights on the Incubators and their masters. Simply put? Their shit is fucked.
Once he deals with them (I'm thinking of following the one example from that Dr. Who/PMMM Crossover where the Doctor dumps Kyubey into the realm of the Weeping Angels or something like that - only doing it with the entire damn group of races that was spearheading this thing) He then goes ahead and skips off towards home... only he pulls a Washu and seals his power and the memories of all the experiences he had while in God-Mode. He has a basic idea of what he did, and he can somehow recall every face of every girl he 'saved', but otherwise it's all a rather pleasant feeling blur, like the gaps between early childhood memories.
And then he winds up back in the Tenchi-verse's past because while he was still in God-Mode, he noticed there was a certain little pink haired Juraian Princess and her erstwhile bodyguard-oni that need some help. Afterwards, Washu fishes him out of the past, and everyone is happy.
Soooooo, thoughts?
I'm still trying to figure out how Garrick gets so monstrously powered up. One idea that I have is that he can essentially use the corruption in soul gems, basically purifying them while also powering him up. He's able to get away with it because after all the hurt, pain, and despair he's been through, he can not only tank it, but use it in a sort of positive/negative mana reaction - the magic equivalent of a matter/antimatter reactor. Which is probably how the Incubators' overseers were going to use it.
Anyhow, what's even more amazing is that he can even 'purify' a witch. The trouble is, they're still very much broken little girls in the aftermath. The best they're able to do is bring them to a state-run psychiatric hospital. But the hope they have is that each and every one of them has a faint glimmer of something in their eyes. Like there is a newly rekindled candle flame in their souls because they know now that somewhere, out there, there is someone that cares enough to actually come and save them.
Garrick will go through several loops like this and amass a HORRENDOUS amount of negative energy to use as fuel. Of course, the Incubators sic other puella magi on him, but once he's able to demonstrate his ability to purify their soul gems, suddenly they all turn against the Incubators.
I'm not sure how, but at some point, something pushes Garrick over the edge and the all the negative energy he's been carrying just cascades and he winds up causing a... what was it called? Dimensional incursion? Reality quake? Basically, does the same thing Tenchi does in OVA3 and it's fucking bacon in a frying pan for the Choushin.
They now know where Garrick is because his soul just lit up the all the dimensional layers like the Griswold's house in December.
The Incubators and their masters are PANICKING. They have never seen anything like this, and they know that its starting to rip apart the fabric of reality itself. Meanwhile, Garrick is beholding time from a non-linear perspective. Everywhen is now. Now is whenever. And with all this time on his hands, he is able to sort things out at long last.
This is when he starts working his way through the ages, starting with the very first Puella Magi, and working his way forward, offering each and every one of them the same choice. Come with me. Be my family. You will have love and support and finally do the good you really wanted to do.
The hell of it is that they are all perfectly wonderful little angels, each in their own way. The Incubators targeted them on purpose like this because they'd be the most likely to turn into witches themselves. And so they all jump at this new chance.
And so he goes filling up his own little 'Chamber of Guf' until there are no more Puella Magi to collect. And then he sets his sights on the Incubators and their masters. Simply put? Their shit is fucked.
Once he deals with them (I'm thinking of following the one example from that Dr. Who/PMMM Crossover where the Doctor dumps Kyubey into the realm of the Weeping Angels or something like that - only doing it with the entire damn group of races that was spearheading this thing) He then goes ahead and skips off towards home... only he pulls a Washu and seals his power and the memories of all the experiences he had while in God-Mode. He has a basic idea of what he did, and he can somehow recall every face of every girl he 'saved', but otherwise it's all a rather pleasant feeling blur, like the gaps between early childhood memories.
And then he winds up back in the Tenchi-verse's past because while he was still in God-Mode, he noticed there was a certain little pink haired Juraian Princess and her erstwhile bodyguard-oni that need some help. Afterwards, Washu fishes him out of the past, and everyone is happy.

Soooooo, thoughts?