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Dranger
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06-12-03, 12:33 PM (EDT) |
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"Magical girls?"
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As far as I know....Fuu Umi and Hikaru are the only 'magical girls' in UF. But are they 'magical girls?' Or was it something else.By the way, I'm amused by the idea of 'magical girls' bearing guns or other melee weapons. Of course said magic could be psi-energy....but.. "Go to Hell, Dalton." "Already there Toots!" Aida and Marsh John Dalton. (Unreal II) |
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trigger
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06-12-03, 04:50 PM (EDT) |
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1. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>As far as I know....Fuu Umi and Hikaru are >the only 'magical girls' in UF. But are >they 'magical girls?' Or was it something >else. > >By the way, I'm amused by the idea of 'magical >girls' bearing guns or other melee weapons. Of >course said magic could be psi-energy....but.. I think that Utena and and Anthy definitely count. The Norns, if we streach the definition. We can debate about the rest, but defintely those two. t. Trigger Argee trigger_argee@hotmail.com Manon, Maccadon, Orado, etc. Denton, never leave home without it. "Pretty ambitious for a tree, isn't it?" |
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WengFook
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06-19-03, 05:43 AM (EDT) |
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6. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>>>I would think they would fall in the "Superheroine" girls category :) >>I kinda thought as much. > >Actually, some superheroines are magical girls. Mary Marvel, >for example. Hokay. But does she do the colorful flash sequence with the costume thing? cos' if she does'nt, she loses her licence :) >-- Bob >------------------- >I have successfully concealed my ability to conceal my abilities.
-WF-Qu'est-ce que Hoek?!- For everything worthwhile, there is a counterfeit. |
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Kitsune1527
Member since 11-16-02
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06-19-03, 05:14 PM (EDT) |
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7. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>>>>I would think they would fall in the "Superheroine" girls category :) >>>I kinda thought as much. >> >>Actually, some superheroines are magical girls. Mary Marvel, >>for example. > >Hokay. But does she do the colorful flash sequence with the costume >thing? cos' if she does'nt, she loses her licence :) Well, you never see her NAKED, mind you, but there is a colorful flash sequence when she changes from 'normal' to 'costumed superhero' mode. Lightning bolts tend to do that ^_^ But her costume does come from magic, so it works. Of course, don't tell these guys (http://www.improfanfic.com/mgh) that . . . they'd try to kill her. -Kit "Dost thou mock me?" "Of COURSE I'm mocking you." "How DARE thee!" "How dare I? How dare you, when you make it so criminally easy?" -possible exchange between medieval ruler and modern-day time traveler
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WengFook
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06-23-03, 10:03 AM (EDT) |
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8. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>>>>>I would think they would fall in the "Superheroine" girls category :) >>>>I kinda thought as much. >>> >>>Actually, some superheroines are magical girls. Mary Marvel, >>>for example. >> >>Hokay. But does she do the colorful flash sequence with the costume >>thing? cos' if she does'nt, she loses her licence :) > >Well, you never see her NAKED, HO-kay :) >but there is a colorful flash >sequence when she changes from 'normal' to 'costumed superhero' mode. >Lightning bolts tend to do that ^_^ Hmm i don't know if Lightning bolts count as an actual transformation... I will have to check with the agency >But her costume does come from magic, so it works. Of course, don't >tell these guys (http://www.improfanfic.com/mgh) that . . . they'd try >to kill her. ...And fail because she is a supeheroine with friends right? :)
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BobSchroeck
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06-23-03, 06:08 PM (EDT) |
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9. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>>but there is a colorful flash >>sequence when she changes from 'normal' to 'costumed superhero' mode. >>Lightning bolts tend to do that ^_^ >Hmm i don't know if Lightning bolts count as an actual >transformation... Let's put it this way. There are two other (powered) members of the Marvel Family (leaving out such anomalies as Black Adam and the Lieutenant Marvels) who transform in the same way. Billy Batson goes from a 14-year-old boy to a 30-ish man, and Freddy Freeman ceases to be crippled. If those aren't "actual transformations", then Sailor Moon ain't doin' nothin' but putting on a dress. >...And fail because she is a supeheroine with friends right? :) So's Sailor Moon. Takeuchi opened new ground by merging traditonal "magical girl" with sentai (superhero) elements when she created Sailor Moon. -- Bob ------------------- "My race is pacifist and does not believe in war. We kill only out of personal spite."
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WengFook
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06-27-03, 11:06 AM (EDT) |
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10. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>Let's put it this way. There are two other (powered) members of the >Marvel Family (leaving out such anomalies as Black Adam and the >Lieutenant Marvels) who transform in the same way. Billy Batson goes >from a 14-year-old boy to a 30-ish man, and Freddy Freeman ceases to >be crippled. If those aren't "actual transformations", then Sailor >Moon ain't doin' nothin' but putting on a dress. sorry my mistake.. I meant does it count as an actual transformation sequence. >>...And fail because she is a supeheroine with friends right? :) > >So's Sailor Moon. Takeuchi opened new ground by merging traditonal >"magical girl" with sentai (superhero) elements when she created >Sailor Moon.
Bob thats entirely my point :) -WF-Qu'est-ce que Hoek?!- For everything worthwhile, there is a counterfeit. |
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StClair
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07-09-03, 01:58 AM (EDT) |
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16. "RE: Magical girls?"
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Pfeh. Anyone can waste teenaged girls if they're able to break the conventions of the genre (no attacking during long attacks or transformations, for example; or no attacking from surprise, from a half-mile away, while the target is in her civilian identity). If you want to see Magical Girls deconstructed well, without changing any of the "rules", check out Sailor Nothing by Stefan "Twoflower" Gagne: http://www.pixelscapes.com/sailornothing . Warning - it's very, very grim.
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Kitsune1527
Member since 11-16-02
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07-09-03, 10:50 AM (EDT) |
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17. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>Pfeh. Anyone can waste teenaged girls if they're able to break the >conventions of the genre (no attacking during long attacks or >transformations, for example; or no attacking from surprise, from a >half-mile away, while the target is in her civilian identity). > >If you want to see Magical Girls deconstructed well, without >changing any of the "rules", check out Sailor Nothing by Stefan >"Twoflower" Gagne: http://www.pixelscapes.com/sailornothing . Warning >- it's very, very grim. Uhm . . . well, yeah. I wasn't sure how well people would respond to SN. It's great writing, but . . . God, it's pain. I like MGH because it treats the subject with equal parts Tarantino-esque comedy and Lovecraftian horror. SN I love because its characters ring so true. Either way you can't go wrong, it's just that I was trying to keep with the funny aspects of the thread. SN has little to no humor, unless you count painful irony as humor. Which it isn't. However, the Yamiko are the best villains ever. -Kit "Dost thou mock me?" "Of COURSE I'm mocking you." "How DARE thee!" "How dare I? How dare you, when you make it so criminally easy?" -possible exchange between medieval ruler and modern-day time traveler
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ed_becerra
Member since 6-30-03
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07-08-03, 03:20 PM (EDT) |
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15. "RE: Magical girls?"
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>*groans* Thanks, that was one of my more loathsome puns. >Hey Ed? anything new in the works for Legion's Quest? I haven't seen >any updates in a while. *awaits response hopefully* I'm working on it. I'm also writing a rather large story for the Xanadu Project. (Must remember to catch Gryphon and Zoner sometime to ask their opinion on it...) Edward A Becerra |
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