Magia Record takes the world you know from Madoka and shows us how it would be like in a bigger city full of networking Magical Girls. There is a bit of a firehose effect with the number of characters and amount of story here, though.
Magia Record (Mobile Game)
What began as a passive time-sink grew into a beloved investment. Magia Record's characters, writing, and story have a charm to them unique in the realm of mobile games. Which makes the abrupt end of it that much more painful.
Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Rebellion
Sequel to Puella Magi Madoka Magica Genre(s): Magical Girl, Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Psychological Age-Appropriateness: 15+ (Disturbing imagery, violence) Platforms: None (gotta buy it) Episodes: One 2-hour movie TheAwersome Rating: 8.3 / 10 (If you can get your hands on it, worth watching, but not critical) Premise: Our magical girls of Mitakihara city are happily living... Continue Reading →
Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Do you ever have those shows or games that you go through and they just stick with you for like, months? This is one of those.
Kill la Kill
Genre(s): Action, Comedy, Satire, Magical Girl (has transformative powers a la Sailor Moon, etc.) Age-Appropriateness: 18+ (A LOT of skin service, blood, language, some mature themes) Platforms: Netflix, Crunchyroll, Hulu Episodes: 24 (+1 OVA on the DVD/Blu-ray) TheAwersome Rating: 9.2 / 10 (Might not be for everyone, but a Must-See otherwise). Premise: The militaristic rule... Continue Reading →