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After seeing the frames from the teaser and trailer for season 7, I thought about it and came up with a fairly logical theory... First, I'll describe the situation in question: I'm talking about what it might mean that King Monkey later told Ladybug ++
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Oh, I forgot. AKUMAAA — that's also one of Lila's abilities.
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+beneficial for her. Therefore, I lean more towards the idea that Chrysalis has an increased radius of interaction with her victim—that is, a Butterfly Miraculous buff. || The End. Those were all of Lila's abilities.
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+that way, but I disagree with this because Chrysalis, at least in Season 6, was extremely cautious, and if she flew from Earth to the Moon, many satellites could have seen her, which would not be ++
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+not interact with his victim once the akuma was at least outside of Paris. However, Lila is capable of more. And yes, I know that many will now say that Lila could have flown to the Moon and interacted with her victim ++
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+in the Season 6 episode "The Dream Fairy". I am talking about the fact that she communicated with her victim from a great distance, that is, from Earth to the Moon. The difference between Gabriel and Lila can be seen, since Gabriel could ++
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+from herself by creating false identities (like Aglae). This allows her to always stay one step ahead, remaining "invisible" in the crowd. 5) Increased radius of interaction with her victim - Lila demonstrated this feature ++
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+the case of Aglae). It is a perfect tool for espionage, sabotage, and manipulation. She can infiltrate the heroes' team disguised as one of them to steal Miraculouses (as she did with the Monkey Miraculous) or divert suspicion ++
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+taking on the form of any person. Unlike a simple illusion, this is a physical transformation that allows her to copy not only the appearance but also the voice, as well as part of the personality (for example, fears and phobias, as in ++
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+changing her villain suit. Meaning, this power was not granted to her by the Supreme, nor is this ability a buff of the Butterfly Miraculous. What advantages does this ability provide: Chrysalis can completely alter her appearance, ++
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+(for example, depriving Ladybug of her "Lucky Charm" or throwing off Cat Noir's aim) or to ruin the team's plans by turning their weapons into useless items. 4) The ability to change her appearance - this is essentially ++
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+(like precognition), it "goes haywire"; if it's external (like a weapon or a summoning object), it turns into something ridiculous. It is a powerful counter-tool. Chrysalis can use it to neutralize a specific hero's abilities ++
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+changing her villain suit. Meaning, this power was not granted to her by the Supreme, nor is this ability a buff of the Butterfly Miraculous. What advantages does this ability provide: Chrysalis can completely alter her appearance,
+3) Monkey Miraculous - The "Uproar" ability allows the user to summon a toy (plush, squeaky, or mechanical) that, upon contact with a target, disables their superpowers. The effect depends on the type of power: if the ability is internal ++
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+of Season 7, where Chrysalis breaks the "puppeteer-victim" connection with the Psychologist, while the Psychologist herself resists and doesn't want the connection to be severed. In that case, the victim forgets everything. ++
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+voluntarily accepts Hawk Moth's decision to break the "puppeteer-victim" connection, and Gabriel de-akumatizes Lila. In that case, she retained her memory. A counter-example would be the situation from the second episode ++
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+with their victim, and the victim voluntarily accepts this decision by the puppeteer, then in that case, the victim retains their memories from the time of the akumatization. Example from the show: Lila, while being Volpina at the end of Season 2, ++
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+victim's memory is preserved. Lila did exactly the same thing in Season 5 when she broke this connection with Gabriel. 2. There is also a second situation: If the Puppeteer themselves breaks the "puppeteer-victim" connection ++
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+broken by the victim themselves, that is, by rejecting the akuma (examples include Luka, Alya in the "Gang of Secrets" episode, as well as some characters who broke their connection with Gabriel, i.e., the puppeteer), in that case, the ++
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+essentially the fact that Lila now doesn't forget what happened during her akumatization is similar to how the Heroes once got rid of the five-minute restriction. 2] The second outcome can only happen in two cases: 1. If the "puppeteer-victim" connection was ++
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+with the Psychologist. So I lean more towards the idea that Lila simply learned not to forget what happened during the akumatization, meaning it's a Butterfly Miraculous buff. And yes, this is not a retcon, because essentially ++
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