Madokami verFor posting cute and sexy magical girls. Because nothing is hotter than corrupting the avatars of purity.>Bonus for Madoka given the movie>no ntr shit>no queen of spades or blacked shit>no dramaPrevious thread>>8790968
This one's funny, though not sure how long it can remain fresh. Its like Ace Attorney for magical girls.
>>8969906Not sure if there are others, though it borders more on ecchi than anything.
Once again i return with my list of media that features magical girls losing their transformations. My hope is that by posting this more people can give recommendations so the list may grow. It is a very niche fetish and unfortunately not tagged almost anywhere, so it's hard to findGames that feature transformation loss:RJ01412088 (there's a section dedicated to it, doesn't happen mid-scene)RJ01280626RJ01310997 (one scene)RJ01102973RJ01099098 (one scene)RJ435382RJ363824 (one scene)RJ303498RJ287373 (one scene)RJ326939 (one scene)H-manga with transformation loss:https://exhentai.org/g/3309768/3ef57760c9/https://exhentai.org/g/3580265/00ac0e0753/Cyclone's Nanoha series
I love Cyclone's stuff!
Precure
Getting home and finding Kyouko sleeping on your couch, helping yourself to her since you know she will enjoy it and even turn the tables on you when she wakes up
You know, it's really weird to me that there was never a battle harem magical girl anime. Those are my two favorite genres and they look like they would fit into each other well, I mean, Sailor Moon and Tokyo Mew Mew are both one man fighting alongside a team of women, all they lack is all the girls being after the guy instead of just the main girl. Seems like an easy enough change to make, but it was never done.
>>8973294Very different target audiences.
>>8973300I'm not so sure about that. I know for a fact I'm not the only one to like both. The dynamics are very similar, it's a group of overpowered women fighting. The merch and promotional stuff for both genres are similar too. Those are two genres that are liked for their waifu material. What do you think the target audiences for both genres are and how are they different?
>>8973306Your average magical girl show aims either for little girls specifically or goes broad market. Battle Harems are either aimed at teenage boys or otaku men. The type of Japanese otaku men who would be into a lewd magical girl series either want yuri or ryona/fallen heroines; neither of which are conducive to a battle harem.
>>8973348>Your average magical girl show aims either for little girls specifically or goes broad marketSome are clearly aimed at otaku specifically, like the late night ones.>The type of Japanese otaku men who would be into a lewd magical girl series either want yuri or ryona/fallen heroinesI don't think so, those are extremely niche