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* [[Call a Human a Meatbag]]: Barbra does this, except it refers to "unaugmented Magical Girls" not humans.
* [[Call a Human a Meatbag]]: Barbra does this, except it refers to "unaugmented Magical Girls" not humans.
* [[Call Back]]: Meta example. See [[Rouge Angles of Satin]] entry
* [[Call Back]]: Meta example. See [[Rouge Angles of Satin]] entry
* [[Cargo Ship]]: Wendy and some of the at least some of the Clara Dolls have accused Chiaki for having sexual or romantic feelings towards her chair. The chair has been described as "luscious", having "succulent curves" and the option to "reunite with [''sic'']" it in the presence of the dolls before they started hurling accusations included an explicit apathy towards the dolls watching.
* [[Cargo Ship]]: Wendy and s some of the Dolls have accused Chiaki for having sexual or romantic feelings towards Chiaki chair. The chair has been described as "luscious", having "succulent curves" and the option to "reunite with [''sic'']" it in the presence of the dolls before they started hurling accusations included an explicit apathy towards the dolls watching.
* [[Chainsaw Good]]: Kharn’s weapon
* [[Chainsaw Good]]: Kharn’s weapon
* [[Colonel Kilgore]]: Kharn wanted a war. She thought it would be fun. Also add some history to the city that would be inevitably devastated in the crossfire. She didn’t want one enough to ask her boss. That is until felt she had a good reason too at least. At which point she was chomping at the bit (to be fair, once she had a reason, the war was the means, not the ends).
* [[Colonel Kilgore]]: Kharn wanted a war. She thought it would be fun. Also add some history to the city that would be inevitably devastated in the crossfire. She didn’t want one enough to ask her boss. That is until felt she had a good reason too at least. At which point she was chomping at the bit (to be fair, once she had a reason, the war was the means, not the ends).