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The '''dramascope''' is a divinatory tool created by [[Izzy]] on [[Komashi]] which utilizes [[hion viewer]] dramas in a manner reminiscent of horoscopes.{{book ref|yumi|16}} She believes that her idea will become very popular, and ultimately make her wealthy and famous, though she eventually abandons this idea with a goal of becoming a viewer critic.{{book ref|yumi|16}} |
The '''dramascope''' is a divinatory tool created by [[Izzy]] on [[Komashi]] which utilizes [[hion viewer]] dramas in a manner reminiscent of horoscopes.{{book ref|yumi|16}} She believes that her idea will become very popular, and ultimately make her wealthy and famous, though she eventually abandons this idea with a goal of becoming a viewer critic.{{book ref|yumi|16}} |
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 1 January 2024
| Dramascope | |
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| Related to | hion viewers |
| World of Origin | Komashi |
| Universe | Cosmere |
The dramascope is a divinatory tool created by Izzy on Komashi which utilizes hion viewer dramas in a manner reminiscent of horoscopes.[1] She believes that her idea will become very popular, and ultimately make her wealthy and famous, though she eventually abandons this idea with a goal of becoming a viewer critic.[1]
When Izzy first meets Yumi, she cross references the yoki-hijo's name and birthday with a list of episodes to determine that she will have good luck, and that it is a good day for making promises.[1] Awareness of current events also seems to factor into one's dramascope.[2] Izzy claims that her own dramascope says she will date an alien.[2]
Nikaro isn't sure how serious Izzy is about her dramascopes, because she occasionally seems to acknowledge that it sounds crazy.[1]