Magical Girl Raising Project Essentials Blu-ray
About Magical Girl Raising Project Essentials Blu-ray
Magical Girl Raising Project Essentials contains episodes 1-12 of the anime directed by Hiroyuki Hashimoto.
When Koyuki finally gets the chance to be a magical girl, it’s a dream come true. That is, until she learns she must compete against the other girls. It’s a battle for survival when cute turns wicked in the prettiest death game around!
Special Features: Promo Videos, Web Previews, Nemurin Messages, Textless Opening and Closing Song.
Details
- Publisher: FUNIMATION/CRUNCHYROLL
- Media: Blu-ray
- Spoken Language: English, Japanese
- Subtitle Language: English
- Genre: Action, Fantasy
- Themes: Battles, Magical Girl
- Age Rating: 17+
- Run Time: 300
- Year Created: 2016
- Release Date: 11/3/2020
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Region Code: A
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
Note the Rating
by Torr
This is rated as 17+ for a reason. Heck, read the description.
This is dark, grim, and otherwise not the sort of thing I’d suggest for young pre-teen fans of Sailor Moon or Card Captor Sakura. That said, this IS a good story as it delves into what motivates people, and what they’ll do once suitably motivated.
Mostly however, don’t confuse “magical girls” for “fun happy times curing the worlds ills with red heart shaped bubbles”, because this instead explores the darker themes. Much much darker.
This isn’t horror, but if you enjoy horror you may enjoy this.
Power Princess
by Pg-chan -
It's nothing new to try and deconstruct Magical Girls as a genre, but this adaptation of a light novel series adds a battle royale element of tension, not to mention the notion of a magical kingdom that is starting to rot from the inside.
Watching the anime does give you more insight into each of this round of girls than the novels do, making their struggles more personal and, of course, more tragic. The novels went on from this initial storyline to focus on the growing corruption within the magical kingdom itself that led to magical girls being created only to be used and abused by the system. The storyline here is solid by itself, showcasing the coping strategies of each of these cuties as things go sideways quickly.