PHILOSOFIA

mojgon:

magical girl sleepover!

Stickers? I got yur stickersz. 2 for $1 here: (v)

sailorswayze:

hope yall like your prepubescent magical girls 

UH YEAH, we DO.
The key that holds the power of darkness!
Reveal your true form to me.
I, Sakura, commands thee under convert!
REBLOG!

I gots anime girl stickers and pokemon stickers for sale!
Finds them here~!

teriarchibbles:

twyll:

tumblngkori:

WOh woh woh so new Sailor Moon AND talks of new Card Captor Sakura???  Be still my beating heart, I’m 13 again…

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WHAT

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR.

*SPIT* !!!!!!

The fruit of our creation. Magical Girl Buttbooty with llydecker.

“We are proud, butt loving mamas.” - Lindsey

magicalgirlproject:

Magical Girls and the Men Who Love Them, Part 2

Now that I’ve laid out the history of male-aimed Magical Girl shows and their gradual rise to success and popularity over the past 20 years, the question arises: how has the increased presence of these shows affected the genre as a whole?

The main thing I’ve noticed when comparing MG shows of the 2000s with those of the 90s is that the visual age of the average heroine has sunk like a stone, especially in Magic Warrior shows. The heroines of 90s girl-aimed shows were usually leggy willowy girls who looked to be in their mid-to-late teens, and the heroines of male-aimed shows looked even older, ranging in visual age from late teens to early twenties, since male-aimed shows of that era usually relied on large racks to sell themselves. Mixed in with these were a few younger girls as well as some younger girls who would transform into older bustier alter egos.

Fast forward to the 2000s and suddenly everyone is looking a lot younger. Some of these are because the heroines genuinely are really young or because they look significantly younger than they are.

(click here to read more)

Part 2 of an amazing series so far. I love Magical Girls but there was this moment in the early 2000’s where I just realized that they weren’t being made for me anymore. :(

Magical Tea Girl 1: Rosehip