Shorts #9: magical Girls

Hello! This is your cute and pure Vtuber from V-Idol company second generation, Lily2020! Nice to meet you all! Hello, hello! Ah! Alu-chan is in the chat. Hello! 

Let’s improve my convo cards, let’s start with your hobby, viewers! What anime do you like? No, I won’t accept answers like Pokémon, Detective Conan, One Piece, or Naruto, alright? Come on, guys!

For me, my favorite is Madoka and Nanoha. They’re great anime, aren’t they? I love magical girls—I even wrote a fanfiction about one. I could name other magical girls I like too. Cardcaptor Sakura is the prime example. Then there’s Magical Girl Raising Project and Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka. Oh yeah, Gushing Over Magical Girls was also good!

Eh? I’m old? What do you mean? Nanoha and Madoka are almost 15 years old? Wait a minute—that’s… Ahem. Just because they first aired in 2011 doesn’t mean I watched them when they aired, okay? I, Lily2020, am always 17 years old! Your lovely idol!

Some of those titles are dubious? Ahem. Come on, guys. They’re R15—they’re safe for teenagers. I’m an idol, I’m a teen! Eternal 17 years old! I can watch them.

For those who haven’t watched them, let’s go over the synopsis. Don’t worry, I’ll do my best not to spoil anything. First, let’s start with Madoka. Magical Girl Madoka Magica is a lighthearted anime about several girls who make a wish.

After their wish is granted, these girls are transformed into magical girls. Together, they fight monsters called witches. See? It’s a lighthearted anime, girls!

Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha runs in a similar vein. It starts with a kind girl who is chosen to be a magical girl. Then another “bad” magical girl appears, who wants to obtain illegal items called Jewel Seeds. This is also a good anime! Hm? No, it’s not a hentai. I swear.

Next is Magical Girl Raising Project. I really like this one. Again, the story follows a kind girl who becomes a magical girl. Then, they compete with other magical girls to see who can collect the most candies. Candies are created when magical girls do good deeds. It’s a nice, lighthearted anime about magical girls competing with each other.

Spec-Ops Asuka is similar to Madoka. Magical girls are chosen to fight otherworldly monsters known as Disas. Then Gushing Over Magical Girls is about an otaku who adores fluffy magical girls! No, it’s not a hentai—it’s R15, everyone.

I’m a liar? No, that’s not true! Anyway, that’s it for my anime review. Ah, I have an announcement to make! Tomorrow, we’re going to have an event with the whole second gen! Alucatnia, the cat you already know, will be there. Luna Wayfarer, the punny elf, will also be there. Stay tuned for the official channel tomorrow. See you then—bye-bye!