Devious Daggers: Her magical girl weapons are a set of knives shaped like the Enormeeta Transformation Trinket with an elongated bottom prong. Their use fits with her sneaky fighting style and snide, edgy personality. We Can Rule Together: Lord Enorme asks Baiser and co. to join her in world domination but Baiser doesn't have any interest in that kinda thing and turns her down. Safe, Sane, and Consensual: Averted, but mostly cause of that last part. Utena's sexual assaults are definitely not consensual, but it is shown a couple times that she keeps things for the most part safe. For example when pouring melted wax on Sulfer's bare chest, Utena mentions she uses a special wax that melts at lower temperatures, which means that chances of actual burns, or even pain, are low. Skewed Priorities: When shown footage of herself turned into a monster and savagely assaulting friend and foe alike, Utena is most aghast that she didn't let herself get defeated properly, and promptly shelves her crying fit over it to go completely gaga over the new magical girl team that blew into town just to hunt her. Downplayed Trope after the following chapter establishes that scene was a short-lived coping mechanism and Utena becomes guilty to the point of depression over thinking about all that her animalistic side did.

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Interrupted Suicide: Utena fully intended for her fight with Tres Magia in chapter 34 to end with her death at their hands as the capstone to her short career as the sexually predatory villainess Baiser, only for her own Superpowered Evil Side to seize control of her body after forcing her to admit she still wants to keep fighting. I must be the only person out there who went into this not knowing or expecting this to be an ecchi manga (I have no idea how I didn't catch on), and yet... I'm still here, still reading, and still very much enjoying it! Hidden Buxom: Utena's normal clothing is usually pretty baggy and loose, it's not until she transforms that you see her large breasts and slim figure. I Am Not Left-Handed: After luring Sister Gigant away from everyone else, she rips off her vest to reveal three stars on her chest, then unleashes a Stripperific catgirl transformation.Sensible Heroes, Skimpy Villains: Tres Magia have a decently modest uniform consisting of a bubble skirt, short-sleeve blouse, and long gloves and boots. In contrast, the majority of the villainous girls are in fetishistic, hyper- Stripperific costumes that leave their tits or ass completely hanging out.

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Let's Get Dangerous!: Utena is normally a kind, shy middle schoolgirl, but put her in a real battle and she will gleefully torment you to satisfy her sadism. She's actually at her most dangerous when sufficiently pressured, suddenly becoming a terrifyingly capable Combat Pragmatist with various out-of-the-box tactics to bring down her opponents. Ordinary Middle School Student: Baiser, Azul, and Magenta all consider themselves boring or average in their civilian selves. The rest of the teenaged cast is colorful enough to not be or think they are this. New Meat: Baiser, Leopolt, and Alice are all recruited weeks if not days before the original members of Enormeeta return from an extended cross-country trip/murder-spree. Sadist: The impetus of her character and her problems; Utena gets an extremely strong sexual thrill out of seeing magical girls beaten down and struggling. It takes very little cajoling from Venalita to keep her in the program after her first fight awakens this fetish, and she’s only fallen further from there. Despite her tastes, Utena is in truth a gentle soul; she feels guilty when taking her "games" too far, wants to see her opponents eventually rise above adversity (which includes herself), takes pain not to cause lasting injury, and very much does not get off on breaking people’s spirits or making them into slaves.Dark Magical Girl: Utena has a few of the qualities usually associated with the trope outside of her sadism-fueled desires. Mind Control: Alice is able to suppress the memories of people trapped inside her magic dollhouses and beguile them into playing the roles she wants. This mental influence does not linger after her power shuts off, and can be resisted.

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Throw Down the Bomblet: Leopolt's power allows her to manifest multiple grenades which she uses to blow things up. Utena: You can't have sparks flying between magical girls and evil organizations!! Especially the lovey-dovey kind!! Moron!! Total moron!!The Big Guy: Magia Sulfur has a secret transformation that only her allies know of. It involves manifesting massive magical Power Fists that can really mess up her enemies. But it drains her mana like no other, and most importantly, she'd rather not let the civilians know of this form, as it can be quite scary. My God, What Have I Done?: Basically how Utena feels after any fight with the Magical Girls though special mention goes to her accidentally Mind Breaking Azul. Imouto ga Onna Kishi Gakuen ni Nyuugaku Shitara Naze ka Kyuukoku no Eiyuu ni narimashita. Boku ga. Genres: Fantasy, Harem, Seinen 2023

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The victims themselves consider this "usual nonsense" which they rather prefer dealing with than outright villainy (attributed to Utena-led Enormeeta, but usually out of their control, either caused by third parties or Power Incontinence). Villain Respect: As a normal girl, Utena idolized what she saw as the indomitable drive and passion for Justice of magical girls. She retains that admiration as a villainess and praises Tres Magia when they live up to it while harshly chastising them when they fall short.Kiwi is a Hair-Trigger Temper Attention Whore who became a villain because she was envious of Tres Magia for the attention they received. As Leopolt she has the power to create explosions, which are both incredibly violent and very attention-grabbing. The Creon: Despite being the one to hand out powers and dictate grand strategy, Venalita insists that he should not be seen as the leader; that's not the mascot's place.