Magical Girl Ore
Magical Girl Ore (魔法少女俺, Mahō Shōjo Ore, "Magical Girl Me") is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Icchokusen Mōkon. It began serialization in Fusion Product's Comic Be magazine in 2012, and was collected in two tankōbon volumes. The series was renewed for serialization in the same magazine in 2014.
Also recorded as Mahō Shōjo Ore · Mahou Shoujo Ore
Magical Girl Ore
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- Japanese
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- magical girl · fantasy anime and manga
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Magical Girl Ore (魔法少女俺, Mahō Shōjo Ore, "Magical Girl Me") is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Icchokusen Mōkon. It began serialization in Fusion Product's Comic Be magazine in 2012, and was collected in two tankōbon volumes. The series was renewed for serialization in the same magazine in 2014.
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A 12-episode anime television series adaptation animated by Pierrot+ aired from April 2 to June 18, 2018.
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• Type — TV series • Director — Itsuro Kawasaki • Producer — Genco • Writer — Itsuro Kawasaki • Music — Takeshi Nekatsuka • Studio — Pierrot+ • Licensee — * Crunchyroll (streaming) • Network — AT-X, Tokyo MX • First — April 2, 2018 • Last — June 18, 2018 • Episodes — 12
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• Type — manga • Author — Icchokusen Mōkon • Publisher — Fusion Product • Magazine — Comic Be • First — 2012 • Last — 2014 • Volumes — 2
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• Name — Magical Girl Ore • Ja Kanji — 魔法少女俺 • Ja Romaji — Mahō Shōjo Ore • Genre — Fantasy, magical girl, gender bender
Plot
Plot
An unpopular pop idol and middle high school student Saki Uno discovers that her mother, Sayori, used to be a "magical girl", but, as a result of back problems, found it necessary to pass her position down to Saki. With the help of a yakuza-like mascot character named Kokoro-chan, Saki is able to transform into "Magical Girl Ore" to fight the cute-faced demons who threaten to kidnap her crush, Mohiro. Unfortunately, her magical girl form is that of a large, healthy, athletic, muscular man in a small, cute, girlish uniform, which is causing endless embarrassment to Saki. The situation becomes even more complicated when Mohiro becomes attracted to Saki's manly "Ore" form, and Saki's idol partner Sakuyo reveals her own attraction to Saki.
Characters
Characters
• Saki Uno (卯野 さき, Uno Saki) / Magical Girl Ore (魔法少女オレ, Mahōshōjo Ore) • Ayaka Ōhashi (before transformation, female), Kaito Ishikawa (after transformation, male) • The main protagonist of story and the singer of the pop idol duo "Magical Twin", which has yet to have any real success. She transforms into "Magical Girl Ore" to save her crush Mohiro from being kidnapped by demons. • Sakuyo Mikage (御翔 桜世, Mikage Sakuyo) / Magical Girl Sakigasuki (魔法少女サキガスキ, Mahōshōjo Sakigasuki) • Sachika Misawa (before transformation, female), Wataru Hatano (after transformation, male) • Saki's best friend and co-singer in Magical Twin. She also has the ability to transform into a magical girl to protect her crush, Saki. Her magical girl name is derived from. Her appearance and character are so similar to the brother's that her male form looks like a more developed Mohiro. • Sayori Uno (卯野 さより, Uno Sayori) / Magical Milf Sayo-chin (魔法熟女さよちん, Mahōjukujo Sayo-chin) • Aya Hisakawa (before transformation, female), Kenjiro Tsuda (after transformation, male) • Saki's mother who is actually was a magical girl. • Mohiro Mikage (御翔 桃拾, Mikage Mohiro) • Toshiyuki Toyonaga • Popular idol singer and Sakuyo's brother who rarely seems to speak or emote outside of his concerts. It seems that he really is attracted to Saki's male form, which constantly confuses her. • Hyoue (兵衛, Hyōe) • Kōji Yusa • Co-star and singer in Mohiro's group. • Konami Yamo (矢茂 小波, Yamo Konami) • Showtaro Morikubo • The manager of Saki and Sakuyo, who reveals himself to be an avid magical girl fan. • Kokoro-chan (ココロちゃん, Kokoro-chan) • Kazuya Ichijō • The magical fairy and "mascot character" to the magical girls, even though he looks and speaks like a stereotypical yakuza. He can appear almost anywhere to assist the magical girls, and provide them with different kinds of "magical" weaponry. • Ichigou Fujimoto (藤本 一郷, Fujimoto Ichigō) • Megumi Ogata • A self-proclaimed cyborg hero with a tragic backstory who is annoyed that magical girls don't have one. His powers include "rapidly pedaling a bicycle" and "quickly changing clothes", along with a laser-firing belt that has no tangible effects. Fujimoto also claims to be from a poor family of similar cyborgs, and has met Saki's mother in magical girl form in the past. • Michiru Ogawa (王川 未散, Ōgawa Michiru) / Magical Girl Eternal Dangerous Pretty (魔法少女エターナルデンジャラスプリティ, Mahō Shōjo Etānaru Denjarasu Puriti) • Yukari Tamura (before transformation, female), Kishō Taniyama (after transformation, male) • Anime-only magical girl, who sings in idol duo together with her partner Ruka. She is a tsundere and often unsuccessfully trying to hide her true feelings, which only strengthens Ruka's attraction to her. • Ruka Kiryu (桐生 瑠可, Kiryū Ruka) / Magical Girl Everything Crazy Beauty (魔法少女エブリシングクレイジービューティー, Mahō Shōjo Eburishingu Kureijī Byūtī) • Voiced by: Yumi Uchiyama (before transformation, female), Tatsuhisa Suzuki (after transformation, male) • Anime-only magical girl, who is unambiguously in love with her partner Michiru from the idol duo, thanks to which she immediately becomes capable of transformation. • Happy (ハッピー, Happī) • Yū Hayashi • Anime-only mascot, who admires Kokoro and will do anything to gain his attention.
Anime
Anime
A 12-episode anime television series adaptation by Pierrot+ aired from April 2 to June 18, 2018. Crunchyroll co-produced and streamed the series worldwide, except in Japan and Greater China. The opening theme is "Noisy Love Power", performed by Ayaka Ōhashi and the ending theme is "Garasu no Ginga" (硝子の銀河, Glass Galaxy), performed by Star Prince, a group composed of the voice actors Toshiyuki Toyonaga and Kōji Yusa. Discotek Media released the series on home video.
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- Magical Girl als alternative Gender-Räume im Anime, Japanische Populärkultur und Gender, 2016
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