#mahoako

[burnertracfone]

Untitled by 4zm

[doggiewoggiez]

[jjs-brainrot]

Never change, Kiwi...

[random-senseless-art]

Nero Alice from that one Magical Girls Series

If a character is based on Alice in Wonderland, I Immediately love it. And Korisu Morino is not an exception...

Sorryn't, I actually liked the series XD

[xbuster]

[lateleviathan]

terrible influence (affectionate)

[halogenes1s]

Please drag and drop these two into a room like in the sims

Bday present I drew for @tinyburninator !!!

[callmechii08]

huggies huggies :33

[darkaac]

top 3 legendary poasts of all time

[lvnarsapphic]

the vicious sexuality of the teenage lesbian

[jessica-problems]

Mahoako Propaganda

This is the post where I try to convince you that Gushing Over Magical Girls(aka Mahou Shoujo Ni Akogarete aka Mahoako) is actually a wholesome sex positive story about young lesbians exploring their feelings for one another in a world without homophobia. (and I'm serious.) If you are a fan of yuri or magical girls, who dismissed mahoako as being horrible exploitative garbage, this post is me trying to convince you to give it a chance. It's not some horrible male gaze rape fest.

These characters are explicitly, canonically lesbians, who are in love. They're women who love women, and aren't afraid to show it.

This is a story where a girl struggles with whether she's being a creep by thinking her girlfriend smells nice.

They talk frankly about their anxieties about kink.

there's pining childhood friends. (who actually get together.)

There's all sorts of lesbians, from wholesome uwu schoolgirl crushes, to weird traumatized alt girls making each other worse.

Also, a character looks directly at the camera and reminds people that consent is important and you shouldn't touch someone without their permission. Basically, the story uses magical girl tropes as a framing device for the 'magic circle' of kink. In the same way that people use bdsm is a safe space to explore their feelings in new ways, the characters use magical girl battles, which are kind of treated as 'not real' in a similar way. But of course there's the elephant in the room. It's an extremely horny manga, and most of the characters are minors. These are high schoolers who touch each other's boobs. I totally understand if that alone is enough to put you off it, but I will say, these are horny teenagers getting weird feelings about each other and figuring themselves out. They're not powerless victims being exploited. For one thing, there's literally no men in this entire show. Not even a single background character. They're all women. If you're on board with a story about 14 year old girls having funny feelings about their classmates, I'd say give it a shot.

If you're *almost* on board, but the objectification still makes you a little uncomfortable, I can assure you, the story consistently focuses on how the girls feel as people, and goes far beyond simply objectifying them in a sexy pose. The kinks serve a purpose in the plot, and to enhance characterization, so if you do read it, don't completely skip past the kink scenes.

Also, if you're actually curious the kink, I should mention, it's not just bondage and spanking. in the first season alone, they've done waxplay, giantesses, abdl, exhibitionism, electroplay, tentacles, and "the room you can't leave until you fuck" among others. There is a smorgasbord of perversion here, but it's balanced out and contrasted against a bunch of really cute little character moments, especially in the manga.

[nerdy-arty]

This is a Magia Sulfur appreciation post, She's doing her best

[burnertracfone]

:d by kurobayz

[jjs-brainrot]

It's her day today! Everyone say happy birthday to the babygirl who is completely normal about magical girls, Utena Hiiragi!

[rain-in-the-stars]

I made her real

This is my headcanon design of her btw I edited the original one thoroughly before printing and slapping it onto some cardboard. She’s kind of a mess but I love how it came out

[lateleviathan]

source: kiratsuki on pixiv