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Magical Girl Raising Project Light Novel #9
Magical Girl Raising Project, Vol. 9: episodes Φ
Blood, sweat, tears, and some laughs in between!
From the very first Magical Girl Raising Project all the way to Magical Girl Raising Project ACES, dozens of magical girls have found a special place in our hearts. Though it may seem like they spend their days fighting one bloody battle after another, there's more to these magical girls than meets the eye! This collection of eleven bonus stories includes some of their lighter exploits and even gives a few glimpses of the girls' lives as regular teenagers!
From the very first Magical Girl Raising Project all the way to Magical Girl Raising Project ACES, dozens of magical girls have found a special place in our hearts. Though it may seem like they spend their days fighting one bloody battle after another, there's more to these magical girls than meets the eye! This collection of eleven bonus stories includes some of their lighter exploits and even gives a few glimpses of the girls' lives as regular teenagers!
- GenresFantasyNovelsLight Novel
233 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 9, 2016
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December 6, 2022
I didn't think I'd be back...
So, I ended up binging all of the previous 8 volumes just to get to this point again. I forgot the rollercoasters this series goes on, but after the first two volumes set the tone, it actually has some peculiar worldbuilding too. I'm pretty invested at this point... The only thing that COULD stop me is what stopped me the first time, that being that it wasn't translated yet, but I intend to persevere.
This volume itself was mostly just short stories, but it's a nice change of pace since you hardly to get to know some of the characters otherwise. In a very unfair comparison, it reminds me a lot of reading King, where new faces are introduced in a handful of paragraphs and discarded just as quickly. I think this series could use more establishing background material like this in the normal arcs themselves, but better late than never? Marika's short story, Primula Farinosa, was actually very endearing, I read it a few times over before moving on.
Please don't judge me, I swear for a light novel it's actually pretty go- what's that sword for? Wait a se-
So, I ended up binging all of the previous 8 volumes just to get to this point again. I forgot the rollercoasters this series goes on, but after the first two volumes set the tone, it actually has some peculiar worldbuilding too. I'm pretty invested at this point... The only thing that COULD stop me is what stopped me the first time, that being that it wasn't translated yet, but I intend to persevere.
This volume itself was mostly just short stories, but it's a nice change of pace since you hardly to get to know some of the characters otherwise. In a very unfair comparison, it reminds me a lot of reading King, where new faces are introduced in a handful of paragraphs and discarded just as quickly. I think this series could use more establishing background material like this in the normal arcs themselves, but better late than never? Marika's short story, Primula Farinosa, was actually very endearing, I read it a few times over before moving on.
Please don't judge me, I swear for a light novel it's actually pretty go- what's that sword for? Wait a se-
August 14, 2020
I wish I was a magical girl in this universe. I’m aware of the obvious downsides to that, but I can’t help it.
I would like to see another boy who can turn into a magical girl like La Pucelle.
This series is up your alley if you like/d Madoka Magica.
Enjoy :)
I would like to see another boy who can turn into a magical girl like La Pucelle.
This series is up your alley if you like/d Madoka Magica.
Enjoy :)
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