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mahou-furbies · 1 year ago

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It has been over a year since I last clowned on Lukia's design, so here are some new alternative daughters for Luchia! Each is from a different au (so not sisters).

Dark hair: Nanami Marin (まりん)

Blue hair: Doumoto Aqua (あくあ)

Yellow tail: Doumoto Ami (あみ)

Spotted tail: Nanami Utano (歌乃)

Mint hair: Nanami Aine (愛夏音)

Orange hair: Doumoto Kaine (海音)

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palamon · 10 years ago

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The Demographics: Mahou Shoujo.

Magical Girl Thought Dump 4.

As we know, most magical girl are shoujo. ...Or should be shoujo, as they are meant for girls and women to find something that empowers them since anime is usually littered with OP guys. (Run on sentence. This is awesome...) But upon closer look, there's not really that many mahou shojo that are solidly for girls anymore. The first magical girl that had transformations wasn't even a shojo. It was a shonen. This was Cutie Honey, and I'm worried if we'll get more magical girl like this in the future where they're not shoujo, but dirty, horny ecchi seinen. But, I'm going to use this thought dump to find five of each series that represents shoujo, shonen and seinen.

SHOUJO:

Obviously Sailor Moon. As this series was the first magical girl to populate the genre, it's an obvious choice in here. Even if it already didn't, it has the feel of one. Aimed at young girls, and one genre is romance. YES THERE'S NAKED TRANSFORMATIONS. But of course there is; that's a staple to the genre. 200 episodes + a remake, and it's still pretty pretty and nice enough for all us girls to enjoy.

Wedding Peach. Literally about love. Can't go wrong with that, can we? 51 episodes, iirc, and most of it is centered around romance. It's a lot of fun but if you can't get over how it's a "ripoff of Sailor Moon" (this was an optional thought dump I had in mind) then I'm sorry, skip it.

This anime is a nice one. About mermaids and you know how love works with mermaids. 90+ episodes, but this magical girl is a music magical girl, and Luchia loves a human. Very episodic from the three episodes I've seen, but I loved it so far.

With its main focus being young girls saving the world and romance for Ichigo--it's pretty obvious it's a shoujo, lmao. Pretty, beautiful attacks, and it's lots of fun. Though, I'm hard pressed to consider it good. The romance gets in the way, tbh. 52 episodes.

If you want me to be honest about Pretear, it's not really much a shoujo, but it has that cutesy feeling to it and romance element that most shoujo have. But, the completely nude transformations say otherwise.

SHONEN.

I hate this anime with all my body and soul. But I feel very shonen about it, sort of, but again, I hate it, and refuse to associate it with anything, but they have badass weapons, and most shoujo anime have cute weapons, so this is why I threw it in here?

Just looking at Kaitou Twin Angels makes me think of shonen anime. Though, I have not seen it, and this is all I can say about it.

Even though it looks like a shoujo and is considered a seinen, I consider it a shonen. Not saying it can't be both; I'm saying it came from an eroge video game... somehow automatically makes it a seinen. But I consider it a shonen because of the rather... cutesyness to it. The anime is at least a shonen since it's not eroge at all. So, there's my reasoning.

Even though it has every feel of a shoujo and has the romance and everything else, this anime is a shonen. It doesn't have any action in it, but it's considered a shonen anime. I don't know why, but maybe it's the serious subject matters? I don't know. Help me.

Symphogear took AKB0048 for a thrill ride and threw it on the ground. The reason I say it's shonen is because of the fights and the way they're handled. Very shonen.

SEINEN.

UTA KATA IS AN OBVIOUS CHOICE! Why? FANSERVICE and it's pretty common in all seinen anime with girls in it have SUFFERING AS A STAPLE. But the fanservice is a big reason why it can't be a shonen.

Since this anime, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, is based off an eroge video game that's erotic and erotic called "Triangle Heart" being a spinoff of this and all the near lolicon nudity, obviously it's a seinen.

With all the sex jokes and sexual stuff, there's no way in hell Panty and Stocking can be anything else but a dirty seinen anime. Still awesome though, won't lie.

I wanted to avoid talking about this one...but it's got a crudton of nudity, some tentacles, underwear eating demons, that this was made for men who crave to see a girl naked after losing her transformation. Seinen.

This anime's got it all: it does everything you want it to to be dirty and has an entire fanservice episode. The game is rated T, but the second one is M, and it's pretty moe to begin with. I can't see this being anything but a seinen.

ANIME THAT FIT EVERY DEMOGRAPHIC.

Because I need some excuse to bring up Madoka Magica, Madoka Magica. I feel like it fits in every demographic. It's not just a seinen, in my opinion. It's got the colors of a shoujo, fighting of a shonen, and the seinen to be a seinen, but has some themes I feel like could put it in josei, so it's all four.

WHY U NO MENTION KILL LA KILL?

Because it's not a mahou shojo. It's far from being one.

Tha's it today. Sorry if you don't agree with my opinions or I didn't explain them enough. I'm really tired. That concludes this not well thought out thought dump.

What will I do next?