#sekka iwata

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Series: Kabushiki Gaisha Magilumiere Artist: Aoki Yuu Publication: ‘Magilumiere’ manga volume #9 (10/2023) Details: Advertising pop-ups for stores (not-for-sale) Source: Scanned from my personal collection

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Casual Kana Sakuragi icons from Act 2

Magilumiere Co. Ltd. (2021) by Sekka Iwata & Yu Aoki

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Interesting premise - a young woman ends up interviewing to join a Magical Girl company. That said, I feel like this is sort of aimed just sideways of what I'm actually interested in, so while I'll read the next volume or two I don't know if I'm as excited as I was in my initial imaginations. Specifically, the big theme so far is 'small startup companies will save the world by breaking the rules' in ways that remind me too much of tech-bro finance that wants to 'disrupt markets.' Kana is introduced interviewing for large mega-corps that are too hidebound and checked out to see the worth of her passion and diligence, but she ends up working for a place that gives lip service to training, but also is too understaffed to let her complete it before she has to deploy dangerous magic to compensate for her partner's busted equipment; this is supposed to be a good thing, and not a harbinger of multiple expected safety and labor violations to come. I would love if future volumes talk about how many regulations are written in blood, but since they almost literally say 'move fast and break things' and 'we're like a family here' I don't expect it to come up. Also, some mild transphobia about how weird it is that her boss is a guy wearing a magical girl dress and no one else comments on it. (Also also, disappointing that the other weird employee is 'glasses guy who does all the computer coding' which in this world means 'makes their magic spells' - if this is going to be a show about adult working magical girls, one of the things I want to see is them doing their own programing/spell-work.) Anyway, overall interest but I don't know if I'll stick with it long-term; I'm sure there's a person for whom the valorization of startup culture is the antidote for their office-job ennui, but that's not me.

[readtilyoudie]

MAGILUMIERE MAGICAL GIRLS INC. VOLUME 1

[thelazydoodle]

If Magical Girls was a job

A simple question that makes an entire series and world build is one of my favorite kind of stories. That's what "Kabushiki Gaisha Magi Lumiere" (Magilumiere co. Ltd.) is mostly about.

Written by Sekka Iwata and illustrated by Yu Aoki, it's a "what if" of modern day society that magical girls became an actual world renown career. Kai, which are your monsters or spirits that appeared out of nowhere. Became a menace to society, hence the creation of magical girls.

The story follows a college graduate Kana Sakuragi, who's been struggling to find herself a job. Although she has a great talent for memorizing things she studied or research for herself, she couldn't put it her own words or bring out into practice. Till one job interview she meets magical girl Hitomi koshigaya on the job. With her help taking out a Kai, Koshigaya takes her in to her startup company with a president with a huge craze about magical girls.

The story brings up how there are other companies that specialize in different magical girl fields, departments, and of course extermination of kais. It brings in tools, and how they're used, and the history of them. They bring up transformations and how some differ from each other. But most importantly, how some companies just see the money aspect of it all.

I'm only about 12 chapters in, but I like some of the gags, the world building, and of course how some of the outfits are designed. If you like slice of life, action, and of course magical girls. This is a good look up, I hope it gets a chance to get animated honestly.

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✨ MAGILUMIERE - MAGICAL GIRLS INC: LA SERIE ARRIVERÀ IN SIMULCAST SU PRIME VIDEO QUESTO AUTUNNO!

La notizia della distribuzione globale arriva direttamente dall'account ufficiale giapponese dedicato agli anime.

Le maghette aziendali dell'originale action comedy firmata Yu Aoki e Sekka Iwata, edita da J-POP Manga, sbarcheranno in streaming sulla piattaforma dal 5 ottobre.

Come vi avevo già anticipato, l'anime sta venendo diretto da Masahiro Hiraoka e realizzato presso Studio Moe e J.C.Staff (DanMachi, The Duke of Death and His Maid).

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Magilumiere Co. Ltd TV Anime Gets A New Trailer, Set to Debut on October 4

Magilumiere Co. Ltd TV Anime Gets A New Trailer, Set to Debut on October 4 #株式会社マジルミエ #anime #manga #マジルミエ

The TV anime series adapted from the Magical Girl Satirical Manga written by Sekka Iwata and illustrated by Yu Aoki titled Magilumiere Co. Ltd recently picked up new key art, trailer, and confirmation that it would premiere in October. That wasn���t all, singing the opening theme titled Order Made Will be Mafumafu. The New series is set to premiere on October 4,…

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REVIEW | "Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc." - Vol. 2 | B3crew.com

Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc. has a very good premise. But Vol. 2 shows that a good premise can only go so far if it lacks anything truly magical.

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Kabushiki Gaisha Magi Lumiere by Yuu Aoki and Sekka Iwata

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KABUSHIKI GAISHA MAGI LUMIERE (2021-?) by iwata sekka & aoki yuu

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Series: Kabushiki Gaisha Magilumiere Artist: Aoki Yuu Publication: ‘Magilumiere’ manga volume #7 (05/2023) Details: Animate Exclusive With-Purchase Illustration Card Source: Scanned from my personal collection

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Transformed Kana Sakuragi gif icons from the Magilumiere Co. Ltd. anime!

Magilumiere Co. Ltd. (2021) by Sekka Iwata & Yu Aoki

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To my knowledge, there are now at least three upcoming anime adaptations of recent (or semi-recent) Magical Girl manga that are coming out next year, or likely next year. And these seem to be all genuine Magical Girl stuff too!

"Acro Trip" by Yone Sawata (2024 TBD)

"The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies" by Cocoa Fujiwara (TBD)

"Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc." by Sekka Iwata (story) and Yu Aoki (art) (2024 TBD)

There's also MahoAko...the yuri BDSM one with middle schoolers...

3/4 isn't too bad.

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I read the first 30 chapters of Magilumiere Co. Ltd. by Sekka Iwata and Yu Aoki.

The magical girls in this story are like first responders, but they are part of a corporate company. The clash between these two elements has some interesting conflicts with the traditional image of a magical girl.

The main themes I've noticed so far are idealism vs efficiency, as well as broad usage vs obscure features.

The magic system has elements of software development and user experience that interested me, and had many interesting points of view.

I really like toolbox style characters, so the custom broom was really cool. I look forward to what features it has.

I'll write more once I've read more.

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LET'S FUCKIN GGOOO!!!!