PowerPoint 2013 Life-Giving Pen

The PowerPoint 2013 Life-Giving Pen is a pen that is used to create and revive Characters.

Etymology
The brand "PowerPoint 2013" might be a reason of the version of Microsoft PowerPoint MickeySugui was using to make videos.

Usage
It is currently not mentioned in MickeySugui's videos, but it is said that it is used for creating and reviving Characters.

To create characters
To create characters, one must create the MMN Character Formula itself first. Then when it is finished, the Formula is poured into a barrel of PPT2013LGP Ink.

Then after some time, one must pour colors according to the HEX color scheme (A digit of the code is measured by the tenth of a centiliter. Example: A0 meant 16 centiliters. Example of a code: #FFFFFF meant 25.5 centiliters (or 0.26 liters) of red, 25.5 cl of green and 25.5 cl of blue). Then the ink itself will be colored exactly the same as computer-generated colors (In example, when the code is #FF0000, the ink will be strikingly red, as red as the red on the computer screen.)

Then it'll be used to draw a Character. Surprisingly the ink's color will go to the eyes. Then the Character's first words are mentioned, then the creator will say his/her proposed name. Then the Character recognizes this name then all of the default MickeySuguical human data goes into his/her head.

To revive characters
Just copy his/her form and shape. Then the figure will be colored to the default Office shape colors. Then it will reveal the character then all data before s/he died are transferred to this person.

When falling into the wrong hands
When there are advantages, there are also disadvantages. The most common problem is the PPT2013LGP Ink spills. See List of Life-Giving Pen Ink Spill Events.