No.816
>>815Yeah I like Yashahime
No.818
>>815fuck yeah gimme da cute girls
No.820
>>815One of the best anime genre.
>>816That isn't mahou shoujo and it's a modern show.
No.821
>>815I will soon start watching Persia
What am I in for?
No.822
>>821It is inferior to Creamy Mami but better than Magical Emi, in my honest opinion. A good watch in any case. As a main character Persia is maybe the funniest and most light-hearted of her "colleagues".
This and the ones I mentioned are a holy trinity of the Pierrot magical girls phase, a must-watch for all the majokko enthusiasts.
No.825
>>823You're right, I tend to forget it because I have never seen the anime properly and I don't remember liking it that much when I was a kid.
>>824Probably more on the kids side, with the love interests for the little girls to tickle their fancy, and no big in-your-face fanservice scenes.
No.828
>>822Well I just finished watching Persia and for sure Persia herself was adorable and loved her way more than Yuu. The show kinda lacked the more experimental aspects of Creamy or Minky Momo but I enjoyed the plot with Kenji and Fairy
I have some other stuff to watch first but I plan to watch the rest of the Pierrot shows
No.829
>>821Persia is Pierrot's take on making an anime like Minky Momo, which was hugely influential to the genre at the time, even to Creamy Mami which aired alongside it.
So imagine a cute loli solving problems by transforming into a suteki na lady. It also has that Pierrot dream-like animation and their "airheaded loli" charm of a girl learning about danjo and other adult things, which is quite different from Momo's perfection.
... I was subbing it at one point. I should get back to it so more people can enjoy.
No.832
>>829they really couldn't resist tossing in the pantyshot could they
No.834
>>829>>830Thanks anyways, it's always nice to talk about these shows
I'm watching Hime-chan no Ribbon now and I'm having a lot of fun watching Hime-chan creating more troubles than she solves with her magic.
No.835
>>831What kind of curiosity? I’m pretty sure I know what you mean
No.837
>>836>Kind of weird when she gets naked for her dadWhat a good girl she is!
No.838
I watched Creamy Mami a while back. I love Akemi Takada's character designs too much.
No.839
>>832They know their audience
No.840
>>839Yeah their audience of normal japanese people who wouldn't see anything sexual in such gestures because nips like the rest of the civilized world shower with their kids without getting an erection. they definitely didn't know subhuman gaijin pedos such as yourself would be watching decades later and I imagine they would be frightened if they knew
No.841
>>829It's on Retrocrush, but I have no idea where they got their subs.
No.842
Are they good even?
No.1280
>>842yes. i always assumed sailor moon was the only good magical girl show but like every series i've watched is better than it.
No.2107
>>2106>I don't know who the target audience isjapanese tween girls in the 90s?
corrector yui is an adorable anime though. one of the only 'classicaly' mahou shoujo animu i've enjoyed
No.3472
I wasn't that sure about Creamy Mami at the start but some of the episodes were crazy and surreal, which I liked. I was going to jump into Persia but it's sub status isn't as clear and Creamy Mami kind of burned me out. I'm currently watching Nanoha Strikers.
I liked Nurse Angel Ririka a lot too and it's a shame it was apparently cut short. I'm interested in if the manga has any additional content (like the Tokimeki Tonight manga vs the anime) but based on the length, probably not.
The manga of Hime-chan no Ribbon is one of my favorite magical girl things. The anime is good too but doesn't have a good conclusion imo.
No.3473
just came here to say that i was legitimately depressed when i reached the end of CCS