She is in charge of the marketability and distribution channels of Ability Cards in the market. Only with Chimata's cooperation can the magic within the cards be maintained and market transactions become possible. She possesses the ability to cause the loss of ownership. This fundamentally appears to be an ability that makes one perceive a specific object as no longer belonging to them. However, the scope does not seem strictly limited to physical objects; she appears capable of touching intangible things belonging to the mental realm, such as souls. While it might seem like an ability more suited for extortion than exchange for a God of the Market, it is actually the essence of the market itself, as the process of giving an item must be accompanied by first relinquishing one's ownership of it. The origin of the Rainbow Market was also based on the contemporary perception that in the realm of the gods, items could be purely exchanged while separated from the mundane world. The Blank Card, which can take an opponent's card entirely, utilizes Chimata's power, seemingly by forcing the opponent to relinquish all ownership.