Looking up to Magical Girls - Tome 1

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Odd Name Out: Or rather, Odd Name In: she's the only character outside of Tres Magia to share their "Magia ____" naming pattern. Textile Work Is Feminine: Learned how to sew as a kid and offers to restitch all of Korosu’s frayed dolls. Would Not Shoot a Civilian: Utena strongly dislikes the idea of unpowered people getting caught in the crossfire of magical girl battles.

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All four teenagers could mingle their ranged abilities at once to shoot down Azul though in that case, it was exactly the wrong move to make. Beach Episode: Chapters 23 and 24, in which the whole cast on both sides spend a day hanging out together at a pier in their civilian identities, only briefly sidetracked by a fight breaking out between their magical girl personas when Kiwi transforms to threaten some drunk college girls that were rude to Utena.I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: When Baiser goes completely mindless from her out-of-control magic and starts gruesomely torturing Tres Magia in chapter 35, Leopolt, Leberblume, and Loco Musica rush in from a quick healing session by Nero Alice to beg that she remember herself. Korisu is a neglected little girl who had only old toys for company before meeting the other characters. Ascended Fan Girl: Deconstructed, Utena has dreamed her whole life of being a Magical Girl so she happily accepted a proposal from the first mascot character who showed up. Hidden Agenda Villain: For motives unknown, he plans on utilizing Enoormeta to ensure all the magical girls in the city, good and evil alike, gain their La Verità forms as soon as possible and kept Sister Gigant on standby when the time eventually come. 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.

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Utena gives a pretty brutal one to Azul when she realizes the Magical Girl has no real interest or ability to fight her and just wants to be dominated. Loving Bully: How her BDSM can come across, while she will tie up her enemies, blindfold them, spank them, pour hot wax on them and even electrocute them, nothing she does will cause permanent harm, at worst there will be some humiliation and sore bums. As another review points out, the sexiness often comes from the situations, and the characters' motivations, not just the actions on the page, or even the art itself. Super Mode: A number of magical girls (namely Baiser, Leopolt, and Sulfur) are capable of pseudo-transformations when they let out their maximum power output.I Need You Stronger: He expresses approval when Baiser pushes Sulfur to achieve La Verita in chapter 31.

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On the other side despite all her rampant sexual abuses when it comes to having just vanilla sex Utena is also a nervous wreck. This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself: She tries to sneak away from the rest of Enormeeta to take on Tres Magia by herself, knowing that this time they're out for blood over the sexual violence visited on Magenta previously. Her using it the first time on Tres Magia by tying up then literally ass-whopping them awaken her previously repressed, sadistic side.This realization that she had been played, along with the desire to see the Magical Girls continued growth gives her a Villainous Second Wind. Mook Maker: For the first several volumes, Utena was dependent on her personal Schiavos to be able to project any offensive force, and she still busts them out on occasion even after unlocking a Sword Beam of her own. Again, I don't think that was intentional, but it's to Mahoako's merit that there's room for readers like me to see such things.