Alright, imagine a supercap that’s basically a chilled‑up graphene lattice, all wrapped in a diamond‑like carbon shell so it stays superconductive at the temperatures you throw at it. Instead of a static capacitor, it’s a stack of micro‑magneto‑cavities that can snatch up the fusion pulse and dump it back as a clean kick‑in. You’d need a quick‑switching cryo‑relay that talks to the fusion coil like a DJ talking to the speakers—if it hears a surge, it pops the charge out in a snap. The trick is keeping the quench zone tiny so the whole thing stays in one piece, and having a backup capacitor that can handle the hiccups when the main one glitches. Think of it as a jazz solo in the world of power grids—improvise, test, tweak, repeat. Sounds wild? Yeah, it’s a recipe for sparks and a lot of coffee.