Looking up to Magical Girls - Tome 1

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Sensible Heroes, Skimpy Villains: Tres Magia have a decently modest uniform consisting of a bubble skirt, short-sleeve blouse, and long gloves and boots. Super-Power Meltdown: Baiser getting subsumed by her deepest reserves of dark magic reduces her to a mindless animal that viciously assaults or corrupts friend and foe alike, and ends up causing her to erupt into a tar pit that absorbs all the other magical girls to drain their power. 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). Fragile Speedster: At least in the beginning, Utena was shown to be a rather weak fighter as Baiser, having no direct combat abilities of her own if her monsters were bypassed and sustaining heavy damage from even glancing blows.

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The opening theme song is "My dream girls" by Nacherry, a voice unit composed of Chiemi Tanaka and Natsumi Murakami. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Devious and manipulative he is, he can be shown to be rather friendly when things are peaceful, and does deliver some well-pointed advice to Utena. Most of the titillation comes from seeing the girls get their costumes torn to shreds, and even that is questionable as the same hits that leave them nude almost always also leave them bloodied up or pounded into listless pulp.Hades Shaded: Her next-level Super Mode debuting in the cliffhanger of chapter 34 as she gives in completely to her sexually predatory urges is moderately dark-skinned. Formerly just a meek loner with a love of Magical Girls, she was blackmailed into joining Enormeeta and fighting against the forces of good, which slowly awakens her hidden sadistic nature.

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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. In chapter 38, after realizing Venalita was the actual cause of her losing all control of her magic in her last fight, she resolves to go to outright war against him as soon as the other magical girls on all sides have fully recovered and made further strides in their training. Subjective: Absolutely absurd, there's electrical prongs to shock Magia Baser's ally into falling for her. Wings Do Nothing: Her fake wings at least indicate when she’s activating her Flight power, but are not necessary for it.She can’t mind-control like the younger girl (or maybe just doesn’t want to) but to compensate her "rooms" can be vastly bigger, have more complex layout, be filled with more hazards and minions, can’t be broken out of as easily, and Baiser gets much less tired from maintaining them. Ironic Echo: The pose in which she ties up Azul with her black magic webbing while crazed in chapter 35 is an exact copy of how Lord Enorme trussed her up using her slime in their fight. Cape Wings: Unlike her horns, Baiser’s wings seem to be just props on her corset that can get torn up or removed without issue to her, though they do grow and flex when she uses her flight power. Disappointed by the Motive: Well, more like "bored to tears" in the case of Lord Enorme, as Utena genuinely struggles to stay awake during her Motive Rant about how Might Makes Right and all.

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What's slightly unusual out of them is that, when monster fights are in a slump, they also have an actively cultivated merchandising brand at their mascot's behest, ostensibly for public outreach and goodwill.In chapter 38 she ends up meeting with Sayo while moping around, Sayo seeing Utena is lost much like she was when she was unable to overcome her disires takes Utena to her special training waterfall.