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A six episode [[Original Video Animation]] series from [[The Nineties]] and an early example of a [[Darker and Edgier]] [[Magical Girl]]. It takes one of the oldest [[Anime]] character tropes, the [[Cute Witch]], stops off at [[Magical Girl Warrior]], and then heads directly into [[Psychological Horror]] territory and never looks back. While it is a [[Shojo]] narrative at heart, focused on relationships and personal growth, it caters to the male [[Periphery Demographic]] so well that it ceases to seem peripheral. Let's just say that the [[Fight Scene|fight scenes]] are impressive and the [[Fan Service]] is plentiful. |
A six episode [[Original Video Animation]] series from [[The Nineties]] and an early example of a [[Darker and Edgier]] [[Magical Girl]]. It takes one of the oldest [[Anime]] character tropes, the [[Cute Witch]], stops off at [[Magical Girl Warrior]], and then heads directly into [[Psychological Horror]] territory and never looks back. While it is a [[Shojo]] narrative at heart, focused on relationships and personal growth, it caters to the male [[Periphery Demographic]] so well that it ceases to seem peripheral. Let's just say that the [[Fight Scene|fight scenes]] are impressive and the [[Fan Service]] is plentiful. |
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