Twigadamus

Twigadamus 占い師・プーレグ Fortune-teller・Puregu
Portrait sprite from Magical Starsign by Shinichi Kameoka
Other Name(s)	Stick Talking Twig? A Stick? Just a Stick? Some Stick
Gender	Male
Species	Human soul in a stick
Age	Over 1000
Birthplace	Kovomaka Kingdom
Relative(s)	Blueberry Lakeside (distant relative)

Twigadamus is a character in Magical Starsign. He is a stick possessed by a human soul who lives in Honey Mint on Puffoon, able to see into the future with his magic crystal. During the students' visits to Puffoon, Twigadamus lets them use his crystal to gather clues on how to progress their adventure.

In reality, Twigadamus is a member of House Lakeside, a prestigious family of magicians from Kovomaka Kingdom. His full name in Japanese is Puregu Lakeside, suggesting he is related to Blueberry Lakeside from Magical Vacation.

Profile

Twigadamus is wise, friendly, and thoughtful, with a youthful sense of humor. He respects any new people he meets and enjoys sharing his wisdom. His wisdom also extends to morality, advising people to not judge others' understands of right and wrong, and to pursue goals for their own sake.

It is unknown what Twigadamus looked like before assuming his current form, in which he appears as an inconspicuous tree branch.

Biography

Early life

Thousands of years ago, Twigadamus was a magician of House Lakeside, an aristocratic family who served the royal family of Kovomaka Kingdom on Kovomaka. He graduated from Ambergris Preparatory School on Cassia and later moved to Honey Mint on Puffoon, but after somehow losing his physical body, he transferred his soul into a stick and inhabited it ever since. At some point, Twigadamus's distant relative Blueberry Lakeside also graduated from Ambergris Prep.

Magical Starsign

The students first met Twigadamus after their skirmish with Lt. Mugwort in Honey Mint. Before then, Brioche had taken in Chai, who fled the Space Police carrying secret documents, but was brought back to the Space Police HQ in Bena Rikashi by Brie Pourri. Brioche's father Cresson bribed Mugwort to leave the students alone, offering Brioche's piggy bank of two million bira. Brioche sobbed over the loss of his money, which he planned on using to open a restaurant in the city. Just then, Twigadamus returned to the village and assured Brioche that his dream was fated to happen, as see saw it in his magic crystal. After Twigadamus introduced himself, Lassi exclaimed they were looking for their teacher Miss Madeleine. Twigadamus knew about Madeleine, since scholars of magic reputed her as the greatest magician since the death of Craaken, but had not seen her on the wind planet. Instead, he invited the students to gather hints from his crystal, which would help them obtain the tempus forget and rescue Chai.

Afterwards, Twigadamus claimed to hear a rumor that Madeleine was taken away by Master Kale, who convinced himself that sacrificing Madeleine was the right decision. This angered the students, to which he asked how they would feel if Kale had a legitimate reason for sacrificing their teacher. When Lassi argued that Kale had no such reason, Twigadamus laughed at her naivety, warning her that by judging other peoples' understanding of right and wrong, the universe would close its heart to her. He extended this caution to the other students, encouraging them to always return to their own reasons, and to think only of helping the people they loved. He also offered support by giving them the sky book, which could teach them celestial swap.

During the students' quest to find the wind millennium gummy later on, they visited Twigadamus in Honey Mint at King Suspiro's request. He explained how the wind gummy was imprisoned in stone and cast into the sky, and that they could only reach it with the guidance of their souls. Gazing into his crystal, they followed the hints and eventually reached the Couscous Ruins. Once they returned to Honey Mint with the gummy, Spinach revealed that Twigadamus left the village, stating the group could handle the rest now that they found what they needed.

Trivia

• In the game's files, there are battle sprites of a stick, presumed to be Twigadamus, who acted as a party member. His name is listed as "Stick" (ぼう, Bō), which is a nickname used during his introduction in Japanese. According to the game's battle data designer Hiroki Matsuura, the developers intended for the stick to be a party member, but ultimately decided that it would look too weak for the final cut of the game. Instead, they repurposed the stick as Twigadamus.
• Twigadamus's character may be loosely based on Meimei from Legend of Mana, a fortune-teller from Domina with hair shaped like a cluster of grapes. Twigadamus is also a fortune-teller and his Japanese name is derived from the word "grape".

Nomenclature

His name is a combination of twig and Nostradamus, a 16th century French astrologer.

TwigadamusAliases

Language	Name	Meaning
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Japanese	占い師・プーレグ Uranaishi・Pūregu プーレグ・レイクサイド Pūregu Reikusaido	Fortune-teller・Puregu, from グレープ gurēpu (grape) Puregu Lakeside
Error creating thumbnail: File missing English	Twigadamus
Error creating thumbnail: File missing French	Bâtonadamus	Twigadamus
Error creating thumbnail: File missing German	Zweigadamus	Twigadamus
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Italian	Legnadamus	Timberdamus
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Spanish	Ramadeus	Ramadeus, possibly from rama (twig) and deus ("god" in Latin)

Language	Name	Meaning
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Japanese	ぼう Bō プーレグさん？ Pūregu-san? ぼうじゃないかな？ Bō janai ka na? どう見てもぼう Dō mite mo bō	Stick Mr. Puregu? Not a stick? A stick, no matter how you see it
Error creating thumbnail: File missing English	Stick Talking Twig? A Stick? Just a Stick? Some Stick