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Multiple Bounce (マルチプル・バウンス) is a Reverse Speed Type Magic that takes advantage of the kinetic energy vectors. This technique does not make any precise adjustments to the targets trajectory, but purely rejects all the targets back. When Mayumi used this technique during the Official Division of the Crowd Ball event, all the balls that flew towards her side of the court were rebounded at double the speed.

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  • Multiple Bounce (マルチプル・バウンス) is a Reverse Speed Type Magic that takes advantage of the kinetic energy vectors. This technique does not make any precise adjustments to the targets trajectory, but purely rejects all the targets back. When Mayumi used this technique during the Official Division of the Crowd Ball event, all the balls that flew towards her side of the court were rebounded at double the speed.
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  • Multiple Bounce (マルチプル・バウンス) is a Reverse Speed Type Magic that takes advantage of the kinetic energy vectors. This technique does not make any precise adjustments to the targets trajectory, but purely rejects all the targets back. When Mayumi used this technique during the Official Division of the Crowd Ball event, all the balls that flew towards her side of the court were rebounded at double the speed.
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