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Mahou Shoujo of the End (ecchi)
KII Kogami hates his normal everyday life and wishes for something to happen. One day in the middle of class, he looks out the window and sees his teacher's head explode when a little girl hits it. He goes to the bathroom to calm himself, but when he gets back to the classroom, he finds most of his classmates killed by the same little girl…
~ MangaFox
This is a warning! If you want to read this manga click the link above before looking at the pix due to spoilers. You have been warned. Enjoy.
∴ Rikku
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| mahou shoujo Haven't seen / read all that many anime / manga? |
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| mahou shoujo Still having problems telling her 'name', I see. |
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| KII Kogami • mahou shoujo Homerun! |
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| soon-to-be dead girl is dead • mahou shoujo OUCH! |
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| KII Kogami I think he's a little miffed. |
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| SAYANO Kaede Second main character and childhood friend, sorta, of Kogami. |
Definitions
ecchi (エッチ) — Refers to softcore or playful sexuality, within the Western animanga world, in contradistinction to the word 'hentai' which connotes hardcore, perversion or fetishism. Works described as ecchi do not show sexual intercourse or genitalia. Instead, sexual themes are hinted at, and much is left up to the imagination of the viewer. Wikipedia
loli (ロリ) — Term is for girl post toddler, prepubescent to a couple years into post-pubescent. A loli is one of visual appearance so women with youthful characteristics can also fall under this term.
mahou shoujo (魔法少女) — Also known as magical girl or majokko, literally meaning 'magical girl', is a sub-genre of Japanese fantasy anime and manga which feature young girls who use magic, usually with a small, sentient, magical creature who gave the magical girl her powers. Wikipedia
mangaka (漫画家) — Though the Japanese word actually means a comic artist or cartoonist, I have redefined the word for this blog to show one who is both the artist AND the writer of a manga. Wikipedia
seifuku (制服) — A generic term for schoolgirl uniform.
serafuku (セーラー服) — Known also as sailor outfit or sailor fuku, is common style of uniform worn by female middle school students, traditionally by high school students, and occasionally, elementary school students.
shota (ショタ) — Term is for boys post-toddler, prepubescent to a couple years into post-pubescent. A shota is one of visual appearance so men with youthful characteristics can also fall under this term.
youkai (妖怪) — class of supernatural monsters that range eclectically from the malevolent to the mischievous, or occasionally bring good fortune to those who encounter them.
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