It's a roll of the dice every time they do that.
Sure, they could get something useful. They may also give Doug a new combat power. Or potentially worse, a poorly controlled expression of his power.
I mean, not every song is a Konya wa Hurricane, but that's a barely controlled damage effect across a large area. One with a distinct and distinctly unsubtle detectable visual component.
And every time they try to stuff a new song at Doug, they risk giving him a power he can use to get out, because predicting what power a song gives is difficult at best. It might be 'summon hurricane' or it might be 'speed of light movement'. Or it could be 'make everyone in the area of effect belch up slugs'.
Sure, they could get something useful. They may also give Doug a new combat power. Or potentially worse, a poorly controlled expression of his power.
I mean, not every song is a Konya wa Hurricane, but that's a barely controlled damage effect across a large area. One with a distinct and distinctly unsubtle detectable visual component.
And every time they try to stuff a new song at Doug, they risk giving him a power he can use to get out, because predicting what power a song gives is difficult at best. It might be 'summon hurricane' or it might be 'speed of light movement'. Or it could be 'make everyone in the area of effect belch up slugs'.