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ground control to crazy frog

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Working at a sex shop has ruined me because I was checking out a booth at a public market selling bone-shaped collar tags that said shit like “I’m lost” and “pet me” and “spoiled” and it wasn’t until I saw “I pee when I’m excited” and thought damn okay kind of hardcore that it even occurred to me that they could be for like. ACTUAL dog collars 😭😭😭

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I hope this isn't worded strangely but it really means so much to me to see a new subversive magical girl show that still manages to keep the core values of what makes the genre of magical girls so lovable. I feel like in recent years any "twist" on the genre has just been very dark shock-horror. But PPPIDWTBAMG just feels so joyous, while still straying from being a generic magical girl show and having a very strong self-identity outside of the genre. It has a sort of whimsy at it's core, I think that's the best word I can use for it. I just keep smiling whenever I see your posts because despite being a new project it's just giving me so much nostalgia for the genre I loved when I was little. Thank you for keeping that spirit alive and for your hard work! <3

Aw thank you! That was very much the goal. I love how positive and fun and earnest and unapologetically girly magical girl shows are and I want my project to have a similar feel but mixed with my taste in comedy and characters!

I know "subversive" shows or concepts are met with a lot of hesitation but I hope people see as the project goes on that it's not meant to be SUPER genre-twisting or a parody. It's tackling a theme I see in a lot of magical girl shows already (work/life balance) and making it the main focus of the story. We're jumping into the middle of Aika's story when she's already at that low point and has to build herself back up again.

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I went into your mind and liked and reblogged your thought

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People talk all the time about autistic people not understanding others but there's also the accursed autistic "saying exactly what you wanna say, straight to the point, very little nuance & then people misinterpret it because they assume there's a hidden nonliteral meaning" phenomenon

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