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As of present, most magical girl shows can be loosely organized into three broad categories. Neo-classical, codified by Cardcaptor Sakura. Essentially, old school magical girl coming of age stories updated with the sensibilities of the modern age and the roles of girls and women in it.
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- Magical Girl Genre Deconstruction
The Magical Girl and Magical Girl Warrior genres are very...
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Genki Girl which is about being excitable. Keet which is the...
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The Magical Girl genre is one of the staple genres of anime...
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The Magical Girl Warrior trope as used in popular culture. The intersection of Magical Girl with Super Heroine, and what happens when you combine Magic ….
This young girl's greatest fear isn't monsters. It isn't evil. It isn't even death. No, her greatest fear overshadows all of these. Her greatest fear is to be alone. The Dark Magical Girl is this fear personified, molded into a dark parody of the Magical Girl.
A page for describing Characters: Magical Girl Site. Magical Girls Action Girl: All of the girls, although Sayuki stands out. Blessed with Suck: The magical …
Magic Girl may refer to: The pinball game. The Magical Girl trope, for young girls learning to find their place in the world while secretly fighting to protect it with magical powers. If an internal link led you here, please correct it to point to the right page.
As you go through the examples of various Magical Girl shows, notice the widespread use of such ‘feminine’ images as hearts, flowers, butterflies, ribbons, wings, angels, and rainbows. Pink and gold are common colors also.
