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Jul 9, 2:36 PM
#1
Thank you if you are able to help me. I started to watch episode 1 of this series, but I was caught off guard by the fact that the magical girl is so much shorter than the man who is her love interest. Basically I just want to know before I continue watching, how old is the girl and how old is the guy? Is the guy like 25, while she is a teenager? I am not asking because I am upset with the show. I also am not asking because it will make me say it’s bad. I promise I am not like that. I just want to know what the age gap is here for my own sake, because it will help me as I am watching to be able to know if this girl is an adult. Since the male love interest looks adult. But it seems the girl might be teen based on some dialogue I know that some shojo just have really tall guys. But, this is actually seinen anime not shojo. So that was why I assumed if it is seinen, maybe the guy isn’t just draw tall, maybe he is like 25? Idk |
Jul 9, 3:10 PM
#2
Hi, I don’t know if we have official information about the ages, but I think that both are adults. The girl said that she has been living alone since middle school and works in three different jobs. She also said that she bought the orphanage she used to live in. I think a person needs to save a lot of money to buy an orphanage. So maybe she is around 20? Maybe I’m completely wrong. I don’t know how much a magical girl earns xd. If we consider the guy, I think that he is older than the girl. He asked the girl if humans die when they don’t eat, so he is obviously not human and could be more than 100 years old or something. If that’s not the case, he looks like he is in his mid-20s. |
Jul 9, 3:10 PM
#3
I have been wondering the same thing. I haven't watched any other magical girl shows because I prefer adult MCs and those shows are usually school, and I also don't like "old being in young form" when romance is involved. Spice and Wolf is the only exception I have made on this. I estimate Mimori is 20-22. The show tells us that aside from being a magical girl she has part time jobs, and in one of them we see her asking if a guy is old enough to purchase alcohol. In most countries someone who serves alcohol must be old enough to consume it. School is also not mentioned as something part of her current lifestyle. Having multiple jobs is also more typically an adult situation - people at high school would at most have 1 part time job - typically. I had the same concerns as you regarding the height - but I put it down to the art style, it is possible that the author could be short and likes very tall men, sadly said author is deceased :( It will be interesting to see how other male character heights will compare to Shun's, and also how Mimori's compares to other characters. Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general. |
YordaTricoJul 9, 3:13 PM
Jul 9, 3:20 PM
#4
A facetious and unhelpful take is that the manga emerged in 2014-15 so the characters were designed 10 years ago and are of equal age. Other than that, I get the same conclusions as everyone else, probably both early 20s unless Lieutenant is non human and a ridiculous age. |
Jul 9, 3:22 PM
#5
Reply to YordaTrico
I have been wondering the same thing.
I haven't watched any other magical girl shows because I prefer adult MCs and those shows are usually school, and I also don't like "old being in young form" when romance is involved. Spice and Wolf is the only exception I have made on this.
I estimate Mimori is 20-22. The show tells us that aside from being a magical girl she has part time jobs, and in one of them we see her asking if a guy is old enough to purchase alcohol. In most countries someone who serves alcohol must be old enough to consume it. School is also not mentioned as something part of her current lifestyle. Having multiple jobs is also more typically an adult situation - people at high school would at most have 1 part time job - typically.
I had the same concerns as you regarding the height - but I put it down to the art style, it is possible that the author could be short and likes very tall men, sadly said author is deceased :(
It will be interesting to see how other male character heights will compare to Shun's, and also how Mimori's compares to other characters.
Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general.
I haven't watched any other magical girl shows because I prefer adult MCs and those shows are usually school, and I also don't like "old being in young form" when romance is involved. Spice and Wolf is the only exception I have made on this.
I estimate Mimori is 20-22. The show tells us that aside from being a magical girl she has part time jobs, and in one of them we see her asking if a guy is old enough to purchase alcohol. In most countries someone who serves alcohol must be old enough to consume it. School is also not mentioned as something part of her current lifestyle. Having multiple jobs is also more typically an adult situation - people at high school would at most have 1 part time job - typically.
I had the same concerns as you regarding the height - but I put it down to the art style, it is possible that the author could be short and likes very tall men, sadly said author is deceased :(
It will be interesting to see how other male character heights will compare to Shun's, and also how Mimori's compares to other characters.
Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general.
@Yorda_trico Oh I see!! That does make sense. You’re right, she sells to a customer who was buying some alcohol. Also I did not know this about the author being passed away. I suppose we have a Getter Robo Arc situation, where this anime will have to make up an ending? I also have seen on the author’s Wikipedia that they are well known for a series called Inu X Boku Ss. Which also seems to have a similiar, short girl X talk guy couple. I will check what the ages are of this couple in Inu X Boku Ss. Since it is by the same author it may possibly help me contextualize things :o |
Jul 9, 3:26 PM
#6
I don't really care, but it's interesting they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen. |
If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
Jul 9, 3:34 PM
#7
Jul 9, 3:38 PM
#8
Reply to Ka_Kun-Moetan
@Yorda_trico Oh I see!! That does make sense. You’re right, she sells to a customer who was buying some alcohol.
Also I did not know this about the author being passed away. I suppose we have a Getter Robo Arc situation, where this anime will have to make up an ending?
I also have seen on the author’s Wikipedia that they are well known for a series called Inu X Boku Ss. Which also seems to have a similiar, short girl X talk guy couple.
I will check what the ages are of this couple in Inu X Boku Ss. Since it is by the same author it may possibly help me contextualize things :o
Also I did not know this about the author being passed away. I suppose we have a Getter Robo Arc situation, where this anime will have to make up an ending?
I also have seen on the author’s Wikipedia that they are well known for a series called Inu X Boku Ss. Which also seems to have a similiar, short girl X talk guy couple.
I will check what the ages are of this couple in Inu X Boku Ss. Since it is by the same author it may possibly help me contextualize things :o
@Ka_Kun-Moetan Checking other stories the author has wirtten might not be very helpful, I remember watching a show that had absolutely zero sexualisation/ fan service with a adult female MC (both in looks and story) but then I found out that same creator wrote some creepy stuff in a different story :( Anime is so confusing in this regard, females are animated to look overly cute 90% of the time which makes assessing age difficult. Unfortunately these female characters do look very young regardless of what their "lore" age is, so we just have to hope for nothing creepy. I heard a few different things RE the open ending, some said the Studio would finish it and some said other authors had taken over the story to complete it in manga. There is an English version of the manga releasing in August of this year from Yen Press, it will be interesting to see if that contains more content than the original manga. |
Jul 9, 4:03 PM
#9
Reply to LostSpectre
I don't really care, but it's interesting they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen.
LostSpectre said: they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen. How is this not a shounen when these are? A shounen and even a seinen can have romance. |
HACKs! 🤢🤮 |
Jul 9, 4:14 PM
#10
Reply to Old_School_Akira
LostSpectre said:
they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen.
they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen.
How is this not a shounen when these are?
A shounen and even a seinen can have romance.
I never mentioned romance. |
If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
Jul 9, 6:24 PM
#11
Does it matter? It's fictional. 😂 |
It's not that I dislike this genre but... to add unnecessary fan services to/in/for heroines and ultimately destroys her character and personality; their purity tarnished because of it, is the only thing I hope to not happen to them. For that sole purity is my fan service. |
Jul 9, 8:45 PM
#12
CrazyButNot4U said: Does it matter? It's fictional. 😂 THANK YOU LMAO |
Jul 9, 9:03 PM
#13
Reply to EcchiGodMamster
@EcchiGodMamster personally I don’t mind at all regardless of the age gap cause I don’t mind stories exploring concepts that wouldn’t work irl. I was just asking purely for my own comfort. I knew this was a place where people were experienced with the series (it’s by a beloved author as I have now learned so likely most people here know a lot more then me), So, basically I figured I’d ask the informed people to help me prepare for what I was getting into here, Also nice pfp. |
Jul 9, 9:08 PM
#14
Reply to LostSpectre
I never mentioned romance.
@LostSpectre at risk of upsetting you, what element exactly is making you call this a shojo? It’s based on a seinen manga from a seinen magazine. I don’t understand why you would possible think this series is shojo, unless you think that all magical girl shows are shojo by default. But that would be easily disproven by magical girl series like Magical Girl Site, which feature discussions and outright depictions of incest, p*dophilia, and graphic violence all performed on its middle school protags. tl;dr Magical Girl Site is in a Shōnen magazine. So it’s Shōnen (made for little boys). This series is in a seinen magazine. So it’s seinen (made for slightly older boys). It does not have anything to do with content. If it did, then those ratings would’ve been flipped cause Site is for a younger audience then this, but it has all that aforementioned graphic content. |
Jul 9, 9:16 PM
#15
Reply to Ka_Kun-Moetan
@EcchiGodMamster personally I don’t mind at all regardless of the age gap cause I don’t mind stories exploring concepts that wouldn’t work irl.
I was just asking purely for my own comfort. I knew this was a place where people were experienced with the series (it’s by a beloved author as I have now learned so likely most people here know a lot more then me),
So, basically I figured I’d ask the informed people to help me prepare for what I was getting into here,
Also nice pfp.
I was just asking purely for my own comfort. I knew this was a place where people were experienced with the series (it’s by a beloved author as I have now learned so likely most people here know a lot more then me),
So, basically I figured I’d ask the informed people to help me prepare for what I was getting into here,
Also nice pfp.
Ka_Kun-Moetan said: @EcchiGodMamster personally I don’t mind at all regardless of the age gap cause I don’t mind stories exploring concepts that wouldn’t work irl. I was just asking purely for my own comfort. I knew this was a place where people were experienced with the series (it’s by a beloved author as I have now learned so likely most people here know a lot more then me), So, basically I figured I’d ask the informed people to help me prepare for what I was getting into here, Also nice pfp i mean... it's kinda weird to ask if you know deep down inside you don't actually care and the vast majority of people watching don't either thx |
Jul 10, 5:02 AM
#16
Reply to CrazyButNot4U
Does it matter? It's fictional. 😂
@CrazyButNot4U well I'm not comfortable with big age gap (and height gap), fictional or not, and i thought i'd find my answer here, so it's cool that someone asked. |
Jul 10, 5:25 AM
#17
Reply to YordaTrico
I have been wondering the same thing.
I haven't watched any other magical girl shows because I prefer adult MCs and those shows are usually school, and I also don't like "old being in young form" when romance is involved. Spice and Wolf is the only exception I have made on this.
I estimate Mimori is 20-22. The show tells us that aside from being a magical girl she has part time jobs, and in one of them we see her asking if a guy is old enough to purchase alcohol. In most countries someone who serves alcohol must be old enough to consume it. School is also not mentioned as something part of her current lifestyle. Having multiple jobs is also more typically an adult situation - people at high school would at most have 1 part time job - typically.
I had the same concerns as you regarding the height - but I put it down to the art style, it is possible that the author could be short and likes very tall men, sadly said author is deceased :(
It will be interesting to see how other male character heights will compare to Shun's, and also how Mimori's compares to other characters.
Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general.
I haven't watched any other magical girl shows because I prefer adult MCs and those shows are usually school, and I also don't like "old being in young form" when romance is involved. Spice and Wolf is the only exception I have made on this.
I estimate Mimori is 20-22. The show tells us that aside from being a magical girl she has part time jobs, and in one of them we see her asking if a guy is old enough to purchase alcohol. In most countries someone who serves alcohol must be old enough to consume it. School is also not mentioned as something part of her current lifestyle. Having multiple jobs is also more typically an adult situation - people at high school would at most have 1 part time job - typically.
I had the same concerns as you regarding the height - but I put it down to the art style, it is possible that the author could be short and likes very tall men, sadly said author is deceased :(
It will be interesting to see how other male character heights will compare to Shun's, and also how Mimori's compares to other characters.
Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general.
@Yorda_trico "Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general." This so much, I hope this has the same vibes as An Archdemon's Dilemma |
Jul 10, 6:07 AM
#18
Reply to Ka_Kun-Moetan
@LostSpectre at risk of upsetting you, what element exactly is making you call this a shojo? It’s based on a seinen manga from a seinen magazine.
I don’t understand why you would possible think this series is shojo, unless you think that all magical girl shows are shojo by default. But that would be easily disproven by magical girl series like Magical Girl Site, which feature discussions and outright depictions of incest, p*dophilia, and graphic violence all performed on its middle school protags.
tl;dr Magical Girl Site is in a Shōnen magazine. So it’s Shōnen (made for little boys). This series is in a seinen magazine. So it’s seinen (made for slightly older boys). It does not have anything to do with content. If it did, then those ratings would’ve been flipped cause Site is for a younger audience then this, but it has all that aforementioned graphic content.
I don’t understand why you would possible think this series is shojo, unless you think that all magical girl shows are shojo by default. But that would be easily disproven by magical girl series like Magical Girl Site, which feature discussions and outright depictions of incest, p*dophilia, and graphic violence all performed on its middle school protags.
tl;dr Magical Girl Site is in a Shōnen magazine. So it’s Shōnen (made for little boys). This series is in a seinen magazine. So it’s seinen (made for slightly older boys). It does not have anything to do with content. If it did, then those ratings would’ve been flipped cause Site is for a younger audience then this, but it has all that aforementioned graphic content.
@Ka_Kun-Moetan the president of bones did an interview about the series (https://anitrendz.net/news/2024/01/20/mahoaku-masahiko-minami-interview/) where he comapred it to shoujo, so maybe thats how he got there. Relvevant passages If you attended yesterday’s panel, you would think that BONES is pretty much all about action series and sci-fi series. However, we’ve done quite a few shoujo works like Ouran High School Host Club and Snow White with the Red Hair. In fact, I personally also enjoy shoujo manga, so we approached Square Enix and proposed the project. So in terms of MahoAku, like I said, it’s a very cute series, and I think because it’s cute and because the original work is more of a shoujo, I think it’s something that female fans would find very easy to watch, get into, and access. But for me, personally, I feel that this will end up being something that attracts a diverse audience. I want people of any gender, any situation, any age to watch this because in the end, it’s not just cute. It really tugs at your heart strings. |
Jul 10, 6:28 AM
#19
The exact answer is that we don't know. The most information we have is from this panel, where mc assumes she is a minor. It doesn't get confirmed, but also not disputed |
Jul 10, 10:45 AM
#20
Reply to Ambeon
@Yorda_trico "Ultimately my hope is that this show does not do anything really creepy with the girls that would make me want to drop it regardless of age, I prefer not to have much sexualisation in general."
This so much, I hope this has the same vibes as An Archdemon's Dilemma
This so much, I hope this has the same vibes as An Archdemon's Dilemma
@Ambeon An Archdemon's Dilemma was one of my favourites from last season too, my only wish is getting that damn collar off someday I was trying to hold out for Season 2 but already i started reading Vol.3 of the LN! |
Jul 10, 11:40 AM
#21
Reply to zairaner
The exact answer is that we don't know. The most information we have is from this panel, where mc assumes she is a minor. It doesn't get confirmed, but also not disputed
@zairaner unless the author was forgetting details from her own story it just can't be true from what is evidenced otherwise, I won't repeat my whole post on it but for me the biggest tells are:
When I was in early 20s I knew some shorter girls who could certainly be mistaken for being a lot younger than their actual age, so I assume that is the case here. And of course that "anime cute girl" look in general will always look on the young side. At least this is how I am coping :D because I really want this to be an adult romance story. |
Jul 11, 2:11 PM
#22
Reply to LostSpectre
I don't really care, but it's interesting they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen.
@LostSpectre This is a shounen because the original manga was published in Gangan Joker, which is a shounen magazine. Demographics for an anime are typically determined by the magazine the source material (usually manga) is published in. Sometimes it can be a little different when the source material is a light novel, VN, or an original, but for anime that are adaptations of manga published in magazines, this is simply how it goes. |
Jul 11, 8:30 PM
#23
I assume most if not all commenters here are western. Never forget that we are looking at a work with a japanese perspective. Girls, even middle aged ones over there can both be extremely tiny and look very young, so her stature really douesn't tell us anythink....also...anime, any character regardless of looks is as old as the author randomly decides. But the selling alcohol statement above makes sense. Then again, my impression is that you really aren't meant to think about this show that deeply. |
Jul 12, 9:21 AM
#24
Reply to LostSpectre
I don't really care, but it's interesting they're marketing this shoujo as a shounen.
@LostSpectre Ooooh so this was a shounen! Now it makes sense! The designs were too cutesy and beautiful so I thought this was a shoujo, but while watching it I was like "Huh? This definitely doesn't feel like a shoujo. Maybe it's cuz I'm not reading much shoujo nowadays and the genre has changed somewhat..." |
Jul 13, 5:46 PM
#25
I know I'm about to open the flood gates for this, but she is indeed a minor. She's about 15. The other magical girl, Hibana announces her own age as 15 in chapter 8 of the manga. The following chapter, Byakuya says that they were in the same class as children. Photo from ayusheknows on Twitter, as the online scanlation for some reason omitted the the line regarding her age. The late Cocoa Fujiwara-sensei was not a person to shy away from fictional age gaps, considering her previous work, Inu x Boku SS featured a similar age gap (characters within the work would call out the male MC Soushi for being a "lolicon", and he'd fallen in love with Ririchiyo - female MC - when she was visibly a smaller girl around twelve or so). I am rambling here. I'm not the type to protect the feelings of 2D anime girls, but as a teenager, I hated Inu x Boku SS's main pairing. I thought Soushi was too codependent, creepy and possessive, and worst of all, he had no deep relationships with others outside of Ririchiyo. Just other characters trying to be kind to him, but he'd brush them off. This was never resolved even when the manga ended. I really liked the ensemble though and Ririchiyo, and the humor/voice casting was A-tier, and Cocoa Fujiwara's art remains nostalgic to me. The fact that she's already garnered criticism from terminally online kids about how "she has[sic] no fashion sense" (unawareness of her death) due to the outfit she put Byakuya in therefore rubs me the wrong way. |
CandidsJul 16, 6:49 PM
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Jul 16, 8:14 AM
#26
Reply to Candids
I know I'm about to open the flood gates for this, but she is indeed a minor. She's about 15. The other magical girl, Hibana announces her own age as 15 in chapter 8 of the manga. The following chapter, Byakuya says that they were in the same class as children.
The late Cocoa Fujiwara-sensei was not a person to shy away from fictional age gaps, considering her previous work, Inu x Boku SS featured a similar age gap (characters within the work would call out the male MC Soushi for being a "lolicon", and he'd fallen in love with Ririchiyo - female MC - when she was visibly a smaller girl around twelve or so).
I am rambling here. I'm not the type to protect the feelings of 2D anime girls, but as a teenager, I hated Inu x Boku SS's main pairing. I thought Soushi was too codependent, creepy and possessive, and worst of all, he had no deep relationships with others outside of Ririchiyo. Just other characters trying to be kind to him, but he'd brush them off. This was never resolved even when the manga ended. I really liked the ensemble though and Ririchiyo, and the humor/voice casting was A-tier, and Cocoa Fujiwara's art remains nostalgic to me. The fact that she's already garnered criticism from terminally online kids about how "she has[sic] no fashion sense" (unawareness of her death) due to the outfit she put Byakuya in therefore rubs me the wrong way.
Photo from ayusheknows on Twitter, as the online scanlation for some reason omitted the the line regarding her age.
The late Cocoa Fujiwara-sensei was not a person to shy away from fictional age gaps, considering her previous work, Inu x Boku SS featured a similar age gap (characters within the work would call out the male MC Soushi for being a "lolicon", and he'd fallen in love with Ririchiyo - female MC - when she was visibly a smaller girl around twelve or so).
I am rambling here. I'm not the type to protect the feelings of 2D anime girls, but as a teenager, I hated Inu x Boku SS's main pairing. I thought Soushi was too codependent, creepy and possessive, and worst of all, he had no deep relationships with others outside of Ririchiyo. Just other characters trying to be kind to him, but he'd brush them off. This was never resolved even when the manga ended. I really liked the ensemble though and Ririchiyo, and the humor/voice casting was A-tier, and Cocoa Fujiwara's art remains nostalgic to me. The fact that she's already garnered criticism from terminally online kids about how "she has[sic] no fashion sense" (unawareness of her death) due to the outfit she put Byakuya in therefore rubs me the wrong way.
@Candids I am kind of heart broken if this is true, may have to drop this show, and I am saying this just after really enjoying the second episode :( I still can't make sense of it because of all the things I posted about before in this thread, but maybe those details are just plot holes. Are you sure that first picture with the other character holding teddies is not some flashback to when she was 15 or something? I checked some of the manga and that illustration looks different than how that character is drawn during main scenes. Edit: I am hard coping saying that age 15 is a flashback, I think she looks different in the actual story, hair ribbon and just slightly more mature (by anime standards lol) I reminds me of the difference between Byakuya in her flashback and now, both look young - but different shades of young. Second Edit (E2 spoiler): more hard cope....no way Byakuya is 15 based on this job history, never mind the serving alcohol job - who the hell employs a 15 year old to work in construction lol (scene from E2) |
YordaTricoJul 16, 7:44 PM
Jul 16, 10:49 AM
#27
She can't be 15 unless she's born in late december or sth... She said "my former uniform from middle school" so she's a high schooler at the very least. 1st years of high school in japan are 16. So she's between 16 and 18. As for him, he can be anywhere from 19-20 to a couple years older, that's my estimate. He's for sure very young. There's even the chance of him being the same age of her and just being tall. |
bruh |
Jul 16, 3:08 PM
#28
Jul 16, 7:56 PM
#29
In my other replies on this post I was one of the biggest defenders of this with what I thought was concrete evidence of MC not being underage....but after speaking with someone who is American/Japanese and familiar with the manga....I have found out a few troubling things. It still wasn't concrete but I am now more inclined to believe MC is possibly 15 and for me that is an absolute no no because we are now dealing with grooming story. There is one hope in the form of the anime creators "aging up" and I really hope it turns out to be the case, but there is not concrete evidence of it yet. Makes me very sad but until there is clarification on that I am putting the show on hold :( |
Jul 17, 5:22 PM
#30
Reply to YordaTrico
@Candids
I am kind of heart broken if this is true, may have to drop this show, and I am saying this just after really enjoying the second episode :(
I still can't make sense of it because of all the things I posted about before in this thread, but maybe those details are just plot holes.
Are you sure that first picture with the other character holding teddies is not some flashback to when she was 15 or something? I checked some of the manga and that illustration looks different than how that character is drawn during main scenes.
Edit: I am hard coping saying that age 15 is a flashback, I think she looks different in the actual story, hair ribbon and just slightly more mature (by anime standards lol) I reminds me of the difference between Byakuya in her flashback and now, both look young - but different shades of young.
Second Edit (E2 spoiler): more hard cope....no way Byakuya is 15 based on this job history, never mind the serving alcohol job -
who the hell employs a 15 year old to work in construction lol
(scene from E2)
I am kind of heart broken if this is true, may have to drop this show, and I am saying this just after really enjoying the second episode :(
I still can't make sense of it because of all the things I posted about before in this thread, but maybe those details are just plot holes.
Are you sure that first picture with the other character holding teddies is not some flashback to when she was 15 or something? I checked some of the manga and that illustration looks different than how that character is drawn during main scenes.
Edit: I am hard coping saying that age 15 is a flashback, I think she looks different in the actual story, hair ribbon and just slightly more mature (by anime standards lol) I reminds me of the difference between Byakuya in her flashback and now, both look young - but different shades of young.
Second Edit (E2 spoiler): more hard cope....no way Byakuya is 15 based on this job history, never mind the serving alcohol job -
who the hell employs a 15 year old to work in construction lol
(scene from E2)
@YordaTrico I think in a realistic world, there's no way Byakuya would be working all this jobs in high school. The fact remains that this is an anime and anime is known for giving their main characters the most outrageous, veteran backstories and then they turn out to be like 14, 15. I believe according to the Twitter user who included the mangacaps and does speak Japanese, Mira constantly tries to stop her from taking these jobs because they are illegal. Also, sorry, I'm dropping another bomb here: This is in chapter 16. There's not meant to be a huge difference between how she looks in her introduction and present day, physically. I believe the joke here is that Hibana genuinely looks like a young child and he's being a hypocrite since Byakuya is also heavily implied to be underaged. Not to mention, the only other non-work clothes Byakuya has is a literal school gym uniform and her old middle school uniform. I think it's meant to invoke the imagery that she's underaged. |
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Jul 17, 5:35 PM
#31
Reply to FullyCharged
She can't be 15 unless she's born in late december or sth...
She said "my former uniform from middle school" so she's a high schooler at the very least.
1st years of high school in japan are 16.
So she's between 16 and 18.
As for him, he can be anywhere from 19-20 to a couple years older, that's my estimate. He's for sure very young.
There's even the chance of him being the same age of her and just being tall.
She said "my former uniform from middle school" so she's a high schooler at the very least.
1st years of high school in japan are 16.
So she's between 16 and 18.
As for him, he can be anywhere from 19-20 to a couple years older, that's my estimate. He's for sure very young.
There's even the chance of him being the same age of her and just being tall.
@FullyCharged When first-year Japanese students enter school again in April, they're typically 15. There is a chance Mira is in his early twenties but definitely not his late teens, given the author's previous track record and how she does tend to draw male characters in their teens. Her previous work was between a fifteen-year-old (also a first year in high school) and a 22-year-old. Due to Mira's similar physique, I am inclined to believe that he's well into his twenties. |
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Jul 17, 5:43 PM
#32
Reply to Candids
@YordaTrico
I think in a realistic world, there's no way Byakuya would be working all this jobs in high school. The fact remains that this is an anime and anime is known for giving their main characters the most outrageous, veteran backstories and then they turn out to be like 14, 15. I believe according to the Twitter user who included the mangacaps and does speak Japanese, Mira constantly tries to stop her from taking these jobs because they are illegal.
Also, sorry, I'm dropping another bomb here:
This is in chapter 16. There's not meant to be a huge difference between how she looks in her introduction and present day, physically. I believe the joke here is that Hibana genuinely looks like a young child and he's being a hypocrite since Byakuya is also heavily implied to be underaged. Not to mention, the only other non-work clothes Byakuya has is a literal school gym uniform and her old middle school uniform. I think it's meant to invoke the imagery that she's underaged.
I think in a realistic world, there's no way Byakuya would be working all this jobs in high school. The fact remains that this is an anime and anime is known for giving their main characters the most outrageous, veteran backstories and then they turn out to be like 14, 15. I believe according to the Twitter user who included the mangacaps and does speak Japanese, Mira constantly tries to stop her from taking these jobs because they are illegal.
Also, sorry, I'm dropping another bomb here:
This is in chapter 16. There's not meant to be a huge difference between how she looks in her introduction and present day, physically. I believe the joke here is that Hibana genuinely looks like a young child and he's being a hypocrite since Byakuya is also heavily implied to be underaged. Not to mention, the only other non-work clothes Byakuya has is a literal school gym uniform and her old middle school uniform. I think it's meant to invoke the imagery that she's underaged.
@Candids Yeh I have since admitted defeat on this lol (you may have missed my comment above your latest reply) I was really hoping MC wasn't underage as I love everything else about this anime, I don't mind a bit of dark/lewd stuff with adult characters, but not with 15 year olds, I will pretend to be shocked at realising YET ANOTHER grooming story in manga. So I am likely done with this show now unless we got some revelation from the anime creators saying anime is aged up, but I doubt it. It frustrates me so much because if MC was 18+ the good aspects of this story would still be there, there is no need for this underage nonsense. |
Jul 17, 6:02 PM
#33
Reply to YordaTrico
@Candids Yeh I have since admitted defeat on this lol (you may have missed my comment above your latest reply)
I was really hoping MC wasn't underage as I love everything else about this anime, I don't mind a bit of dark/lewd stuff with adult characters, but not with 15 year olds, I will pretend to be shocked at realising YET ANOTHER grooming story in manga. So I am likely done with this show now unless we got some revelation from the anime creators saying anime is aged up, but I doubt it.
It frustrates me so much because if MC was 18+ the good aspects of this story would still be there, there is no need for this underage nonsense.
I was really hoping MC wasn't underage as I love everything else about this anime, I don't mind a bit of dark/lewd stuff with adult characters, but not with 15 year olds, I will pretend to be shocked at realising YET ANOTHER grooming story in manga. So I am likely done with this show now unless we got some revelation from the anime creators saying anime is aged up, but I doubt it.
It frustrates me so much because if MC was 18+ the good aspects of this story would still be there, there is no need for this underage nonsense.
@YordaTrico Hahaha sorry. I'll share the copium. It's a beautifully-animated work, visually, and the art style is absolutely wonderful. Despite my sour feelings, like most works I enjoy there will always be aspects I don't quite agree with. But yeah, at best you can hope that they might age them up. I don't think it's likely though since I feel there would be pushback for altering an author's work when she isn't around anymore. I don't fault you for feeling uncomfortable. At the same time, I don't see Japan changing anytime soon nor will I expect them to have by the end of this century. inb4 this thread is brigaded by "get lost, tourists" by either westerners/SE Asians larping as Japanese people in their spare time |
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Jul 18, 12:39 AM
#34
Reply to Candids
@YordaTrico
I think in a realistic world, there's no way Byakuya would be working all this jobs in high school. The fact remains that this is an anime and anime is known for giving their main characters the most outrageous, veteran backstories and then they turn out to be like 14, 15. I believe according to the Twitter user who included the mangacaps and does speak Japanese, Mira constantly tries to stop her from taking these jobs because they are illegal.
Also, sorry, I'm dropping another bomb here:
This is in chapter 16. There's not meant to be a huge difference between how she looks in her introduction and present day, physically. I believe the joke here is that Hibana genuinely looks like a young child and he's being a hypocrite since Byakuya is also heavily implied to be underaged. Not to mention, the only other non-work clothes Byakuya has is a literal school gym uniform and her old middle school uniform. I think it's meant to invoke the imagery that she's underaged.
I think in a realistic world, there's no way Byakuya would be working all this jobs in high school. The fact remains that this is an anime and anime is known for giving their main characters the most outrageous, veteran backstories and then they turn out to be like 14, 15. I believe according to the Twitter user who included the mangacaps and does speak Japanese, Mira constantly tries to stop her from taking these jobs because they are illegal.
Also, sorry, I'm dropping another bomb here:
This is in chapter 16. There's not meant to be a huge difference between how she looks in her introduction and present day, physically. I believe the joke here is that Hibana genuinely looks like a young child and he's being a hypocrite since Byakuya is also heavily implied to be underaged. Not to mention, the only other non-work clothes Byakuya has is a literal school gym uniform and her old middle school uniform. I think it's meant to invoke the imagery that she's underaged.
@Candids Ok what’s up, I’m OP of this thread and I’m back now after having vannished from my own thread, cause I now am really curious. Don’t worry, I’m not here to start saying tourists jokes, I promise I’m not like that. Instead I actually wanted to ask some questions from you both because you both seem more familiar with this author than I am. Ok so as a start, this panel here, while clearly revealing a lot of things, the one thing that stuck out to me most about it, is that it seemed to be presenting Byakuya’s Angel / Mascot in a favorable light. I’m one of those weirdos who really gets invested in the lore of the mascots in these kind of shows and so, part of my prepping for this show was to ask a few people about what the mascot in this one was like (not referring to the ugly kappa man thing here, just the little cat). However when I asked people about this mascot I mostly got hit with waves of “he is disgusting and I don’t feel comfortable talking about him.” So I assumed that he was actually like, really really gross and was like, making not good advances, onto to Byakuya. O_O That’s why, I’m really caught off guard to see this panel, where it seems like he is protecting I mean at the end of the day Byakuya’s mascot / angel is still a bad person, because he manipulated her when she was an orphan, and seemingly is tied to this whole system which is exploiting her. So it’s not like he’s redeemable or anything, I’m just curious if he’s like, not actually a creep. But I’m just trying to figure out if this cat is just like Kyubey level bad (a level of bad I am able to be comfortable with seeing), or if he’s like, creepy bad. Cause if it’s the latter that would bum me out… I have come to accept that we hardly ever get any mascots in magical girl anime that are nice anymore. I’m fine with them being evil, as long as they’re not creepy. If this cat is just an evil jerk but not actually creepy disgusting, that would be less bad. Thats why I figured I’d ask you who seem more experienced with the manga. How bad is this cat? |
Jul 18, 6:38 PM
#35
Reply to Ka_Kun-Moetan
@Candids Ok what’s up, I’m OP of this thread and I’m back now after having vannished from my own thread, cause I now am really curious.
Don’t worry, I’m not here to start saying tourists jokes, I promise I’m not like that. Instead I actually wanted to ask some questions from you both because you both seem more familiar with this author than I am.
Ok so as a start, this panel here, while clearly revealing a lot of things, the one thing that stuck out to me most about it, is that it seemed to be presenting Byakuya’s Angel / Mascot in a favorable light.
I’m one of those weirdos who really gets invested in the lore of the mascots in these kind of shows and so, part of my prepping for this show was to ask a few people about what the mascot in this one was like (not referring to the ugly kappa man thing here, just the little cat).
However when I asked people about this mascot I mostly got hit with waves of “he is disgusting and I don’t feel comfortable talking about him.” So I assumed that he was actually like, really really gross and was like, making not good advances, onto to Byakuya. O_O
That’s why, I’m really caught off guard to see this panel, where it seems like he is protecting
I mean at the end of the day Byakuya’s mascot / angel is still a bad person, because he manipulated her when she was an orphan, and seemingly is tied to this whole system which is exploiting her. So it’s not like he’s redeemable or anything, I’m just curious if he’s like, not actually a creep.
But I’m just trying to figure out if this cat is just like Kyubey level bad (a level of bad I am able to be comfortable with seeing), or if he’s like, creepy bad.
Cause if it’s the latter that would bum me out… I have come to accept that we hardly ever get any mascots in magical girl anime that are nice anymore. I’m fine with them being evil, as long as they’re not creepy.
If this cat is just an evil jerk but not actually creepy disgusting, that would be less bad. Thats why I figured I’d ask you who seem more experienced with the manga. How bad is this cat?
Don’t worry, I’m not here to start saying tourists jokes, I promise I’m not like that. Instead I actually wanted to ask some questions from you both because you both seem more familiar with this author than I am.
Ok so as a start, this panel here, while clearly revealing a lot of things, the one thing that stuck out to me most about it, is that it seemed to be presenting Byakuya’s Angel / Mascot in a favorable light.
I’m one of those weirdos who really gets invested in the lore of the mascots in these kind of shows and so, part of my prepping for this show was to ask a few people about what the mascot in this one was like (not referring to the ugly kappa man thing here, just the little cat).
However when I asked people about this mascot I mostly got hit with waves of “he is disgusting and I don’t feel comfortable talking about him.” So I assumed that he was actually like, really really gross and was like, making not good advances, onto to Byakuya. O_O
That’s why, I’m really caught off guard to see this panel, where it seems like he is protecting
I mean at the end of the day Byakuya’s mascot / angel is still a bad person, because he manipulated her when she was an orphan, and seemingly is tied to this whole system which is exploiting her. So it’s not like he’s redeemable or anything, I’m just curious if he’s like, not actually a creep.
But I’m just trying to figure out if this cat is just like Kyubey level bad (a level of bad I am able to be comfortable with seeing), or if he’s like, creepy bad.
Cause if it’s the latter that would bum me out… I have come to accept that we hardly ever get any mascots in magical girl anime that are nice anymore. I’m fine with them being evil, as long as they’re not creepy.
If this cat is just an evil jerk but not actually creepy disgusting, that would be less bad. Thats why I figured I’d ask you who seem more experienced with the manga. How bad is this cat?
@Ka_Kun-Moetan No worries! > How bad is the cat? * Caution of minor spoilers; they're just stuff he does in 4koma format. I have spoiler tagged anything lore-specifc. Well. The people are correct; he's just mainly gross and mostly a jerkwad haha. Compared to Kyubey being shown as a serious threat, I would say he's sleazy. Byakuya mentions that in her daily life, she does stuff like wake him up → get sexually harassed by him (yes, he does physically molest her) → cook for him → get sexually harassed. This is presented as light-hearted; she doesn't really react much to it, so you won't see Byakuya crying in the shower from trauma in the manga. Indeed, he's the one who puts Byakuya in exploitative jobs for cheap wages. He'd also tried to sell videos of her being attacked by a slime monster for people to get their rocks off of it. He does try to protect her sometimes, like when he gives her a chastity belt to protect her from Mira. But still in the the later chapters when she's held captive by the evil organization, he's literally chilling at home sleeping with an escort lady. In fact, I would say his exploitation of her, as far as the manga went, generally was presented as comedic. Other characters would often comment it as "horrible", but it's not like the tone of the manga treated it was psychological horror or drama. We do not know the full lore of angels beyond the fact they grant powers to girls "whose bodies cannot be violated". Even when Byakuya is being held captive so Mira can get information about the angels, within those couple final chapters they're just fan-service and we are not given information about who he really is/what he wants. That was how the manga ended. She does seem to consider to nearly view him as family, at one point, but he (in human form) brushes her off after a brief pause like he's contemplating it. He's proud of owning her, but again, it's hard to say he really cares. I believe even in that panel, he's really being a hypocrite and was just insulting the other guy for pitting his magical girl against him. |
CandidsJul 18, 6:42 PM
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Jul 23, 10:49 AM
#36
Besides ppls going off-the-rail and talking about their age Legality... I don't think the "AGE GAP" will really matter that much.. Ppls here probably haven't heard about the Manga Artist marrying a Cosplayer that's HALF the age of him huh... LOOOOL (IE: Cosplayer was around age 19~20-ish) Or Elon's father having sex with his step-granddaughter (and having a kid with) that he groomed since she was 4 years old til she's age 25~30-ish. (This is from Elon's biography where Elon was threated by his father commiting suicide if he didn't pay him 1000+ dollar a month after Elon found out his father had sex with a girl nearly-half of Elon's age) |
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Aug 19, 9:36 AM
#37
In the mangá it is mentioned, Mira is 27 years old. As for Mimori I pictured her as a 15 max 16 years old but I will double check if there is any mention to in the mangá. ** Edit: sorry i dont know how to add pics to the thread xD but Mira's age is on chapter 15 |
g4b129Aug 19, 9:58 AM
Aug 20, 9:39 PM
#38
Reply to g4b129
In the mangá it is mentioned, Mira is 27 years old. As for Mimori I pictured her as a 15 max 16 years old but I will double check if there is any mention to in the mangá.
** Edit: sorry i dont know how to add pics to the thread xD but Mira's age is on chapter 15
** Edit: sorry i dont know how to add pics to the thread xD but Mira's age is on chapter 15
g4b129 said: Edit: sorry i dont know how to add pics I got you The text in the corner is: 敵に背後を取らせて わくわくしている男 (27) which roughly translates to: A man (27) excited to have his enemy get behind him As for Mimori, I've been assuming she's probably 16, maybe 17 from context. Remember that High School is not compulsory in Japan, so the context we've been given in the story makes it seem like she finished Middle School, then had to find work rather than continuing to High School. |
MiaAyendeAug 20, 9:52 PM
Aug 21, 2:32 PM
#39
You all are thinking too much about it, it's just a fictional light-hearted romcom The author probably never even thought about giving an age to Byakuya Also, it's not because she at least 15 years old, that she is 15 years old And height doesn't matter either because a lot of adults are small (it can especially happen to girls too) |
KuroimiAug 21, 2:39 PM
Aug 25, 9:14 AM
#40
The amount of care you give to the age of pixels is insane...it's just a fictional story. I swear these supposed "moralists" are the reason why we never get interesting or controversial topics explored in fiction since at any bit of imperfection, they start to bitch about morals. Drop the show and go if it makes you that uncomfortable. |
Aug 25, 12:49 PM
#41
Reply to SakuraUchiha2313
The amount of care you give to the age of pixels is insane...it's just a fictional story. I swear these supposed "moralists" are the reason why we never get interesting or controversial topics explored in fiction since at any bit of imperfection, they start to bitch about morals. Drop the show and go if it makes you that uncomfortable.
@SakuraUchiha2313 some people don't want to watch grooming stories that are painted in a "cute" light. And make no mistake - a grooming story is exactly what this is. Ultimately this kind of common story telling from the East tries to normalise illegal age gaps and if people don't want to support that they are allowed to come here and query it. If you added 3-4 years to the ages of these characters we could still have the same story with the best elements still intact, the author just made them 15 to push a boundary. |
Aug 26, 6:25 AM
#42
I think Fujiwara just had a thing for lolis. There are a lot of manga creators who are into that stuff. |
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Aug 27, 9:30 PM
#43
Reply to YordaTrico
@SakuraUchiha2313 some people don't want to watch grooming stories that are painted in a "cute" light.
And make no mistake - a grooming story is exactly what this is. Ultimately this kind of common story telling from the East tries to normalise illegal age gaps and if people don't want to support that they are allowed to come here and query it.
If you added 3-4 years to the ages of these characters we could still have the same story with the best elements still intact, the author just made them 15 to push a boundary.
And make no mistake - a grooming story is exactly what this is. Ultimately this kind of common story telling from the East tries to normalise illegal age gaps and if people don't want to support that they are allowed to come here and query it.
If you added 3-4 years to the ages of these characters we could still have the same story with the best elements still intact, the author just made them 15 to push a boundary.
YordaTrico said: And make no mistake - a grooming story is exactly what this is Nah. This is basically just the "Rescue Romance" trope, which features pretty prominently in female-targeted fantasy. The whole "kind older guy who values you and helps you when you're in a difficult situation" thing is prevalent across all types of media, not just stuff "from the East." If it was grooming, you'd be able argue about negative influence or controlling nature or something; basically, the cat's behavior, which is explicitly rejected by both MCs. This is more of a "knight in shining armor" kinda thing. If you wanted to argue that it supports "problematic gender stereotypes" I can see that. Dropping it because the unstated age of the female MC might be below an arbitrary threshold is just you robbing yourself of a good show; it's your decision to do so, but all you're doing is trying to rationalize that decision by demonizing the show. |
Aug 27, 11:06 PM
#44
Reply to MiaAyende
YordaTrico said:
And make no mistake - a grooming story is exactly what this is
And make no mistake - a grooming story is exactly what this is
Nah.
This is basically just the "Rescue Romance" trope, which features pretty prominently in female-targeted fantasy. The whole "kind older guy who values you and helps you when you're in a difficult situation" thing is prevalent across all types of media, not just stuff "from the East." If it was grooming, you'd be able argue about negative influence or controlling nature or something; basically, the cat's behavior, which is explicitly rejected by both MCs. This is more of a "knight in shining armor" kinda thing.
If you wanted to argue that it supports "problematic gender stereotypes" I can see that. Dropping it because the unstated age of the female MC might be below an arbitrary threshold is just you robbing yourself of a good show; it's your decision to do so, but all you're doing is trying to rationalize that decision by demonizing the show.
@MiaAyende well of course we can both give our rationales but I think it seems to come down to this:
I believe these kinds of stories try to normalise these age gaps therefore possibly warping the minds of impressionable young men preventing them from understanding that the innocence of young girls should be protected. And I don't need to try to demonize the show, the author did that themselves when they wrote a grooming story set in 21st century. If you think this isn't considered grooming then why don't you test the theory by ringing the authorities anonymously and saying "I am 27 and in a romantic relationship with a 15 year old but it is ok because it is a rescue romance" .....let's see the outcome. |
Aug 28, 7:33 AM
#45
Reply to YordaTrico
@MiaAyende
well of course we can both give our rationales but I think it seems to come down to this:
I believe these kinds of stories try to normalise these age gaps therefore possibly warping the minds of impressionable young men preventing them from understanding that the innocence of young girls should be protected.
And I don't need to try to demonize the show, the author did that themselves when they wrote a grooming story set in 21st century. If you think this isn't considered grooming then why don't you test the theory by ringing the authorities anonymously and saying "I am 27 and in a romantic relationship with a 15 year old but it is ok because it is a rescue romance" .....let's see the outcome.
well of course we can both give our rationales but I think it seems to come down to this:
- I am not accepting of a 15f vs 27m romance that is painted in a positive light regardless of the parameters and regardless of it being fiction
- you are - at least in a fictional setting
I believe these kinds of stories try to normalise these age gaps therefore possibly warping the minds of impressionable young men preventing them from understanding that the innocence of young girls should be protected.
And I don't need to try to demonize the show, the author did that themselves when they wrote a grooming story set in 21st century. If you think this isn't considered grooming then why don't you test the theory by ringing the authorities anonymously and saying "I am 27 and in a romantic relationship with a 15 year old but it is ok because it is a rescue romance" .....let's see the outcome.
YordaTrico said: I am not accepting of a 15f vs 27m romance You're the one who has decided she's 15; there's no proof of that. There's better proof that she's at least slightly older. She could even be 18; you don't know, because it's not stated. |
Aug 28, 7:51 AM
#46
Reply to MiaAyende
YordaTrico said:
I am not accepting of a 15f vs 27m romance
I am not accepting of a 15f vs 27m romance
You're the one who has decided she's 15; there's no proof of that. There's better proof that she's at least slightly older. She could even be 18; you don't know, because it's not stated.
@MiaAyende Let me tell you this.... I WOULD LOVE TO BE WRONG ABOUT THIS...and I really mean that. I had this anime picked out to be one of my favourites of summer season, the art style is so amazing and I love cute stuff, I was so disappointed when I found out she was probably 15. It seems you have not read the earlier replies on this post because if you did you would actually see me initially being the one claiming that she is 20+ after the very first episode, and even when someone came back with a counter I still coped and offered more of what I thought was evidence. But in the end people who had read the manga offered me proof that I could not refute, and I had to admit defeat and drop the show. Please read all the replies on this post before assuming I just landed in at the end shouting she is 15 without any basis for the claim. If you read all the replies but still have a way to prove to me she is 18+ then I would immediately admit I am wrong as hell and be so thankful to you because I get to enjoy the show after all. |
Aug 28, 11:47 PM
#47
I'm not quite as well acquainted with this, but at least in Inu x Boku we're sure that the main couple is a 15f x 23m so I guess you could travel to Fujiwara sensei's grave and yell at her for writing gross grooming stories and you wouldn't be wrong |
Aug 29, 4:21 PM
#48
Reply to Lanz
I'm not quite as well acquainted with this, but at least in Inu x Boku we're sure that the main couple is a 15f x 23m so I guess you could travel to Fujiwara sensei's grave and yell at her for writing gross grooming stories and you wouldn't be wrong
@Lanz somedays I feel like yelling at someone or something about these kinds of stories. but mostly I just feel sad because there could have been a really nice story here, because otherwise it sounds like the dynamic is a sweet one and in that case there can actually be a very nice takeaway for young impressionable men/boys on how to treat vulnerable women who are being taken advantage of by others - like that cat thing, but that age of 15 just pollutes everything entirely for me. If they want to make a romance with a girl of that age they should make the male the same age and then I don't care because that is a perfectly normal part of real life. |
Aug 30, 11:35 PM
#49
I just kind of assumed she was at least 18 seeing as she was serving alcohol and working as a hostess in a club. |
Sep 3, 11:24 AM
#50
Westerners will never understand how other country's culture make things work in their society. You all see and judge things through your prism. Your own country's society is collapsing when you all started turning your backs and condemning your traditions and culture. The way things are going it's only gonna get worse for all of you Westernern imperialist. |
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