I'd fund it. I figure if you're born magic, you stay magic your entire life, right? No sense creating a character who only gets to use her magic a few times as a kid.

>>77794
The way I had it in my head is that the one who stayed a magic girl kinda had her age stunted. While her friends grew up and moved on she stayed the same physically. Also she may be resentful of the fact that she couldn't grow up while her friends left her behind.

Well Nanoha had the girls age up. Not 30s and 40s but certainly older.

I too wish Kururu was a full series.

I toyed around with a similar idea when working on this webcomic I'm working on. Didn't end up going in that direction, but I still think it has a lot of potential. The "Getting the Gang Back Together" element really makes me picture an almost Blues Brothers feel to it, though, and I think that would be a really interesting thing to see in a Magical Girl / Magical Woman story.

So it's Stephen King's It, only with more Japan?

Personally, I like the idea of doing a magical girl cliche, but with more of a modern-superhero aesthetic to it.

Imagine Mai-Hime if the girls were all grown up and it wasn't all about making everyone cry.

>>77798
We're puttin' the BAND back together!

>>77799
And less awful monster and Tim Curry. And less MAINEMAINEMAINE

There was this huge Pretty Cure fanfic that it sounds a little similar to that idea called Dissonance that /u/ loves a lot.
It's basically the characters from the Futari wa to Suite series, gathered together and fighting with each other because "the powers that be" considered there was an unbalance between the light or something; with most of the characters are in their 20's.

Magical MILFs? Sounds good.

What was that anime with a grown up and married magical girl? I really gotta watch it sometime.

>>77804
If you're talking about My Wife is a Magical Girl, skip it, it's not good.

>>77803
Oh boy, the fuel this provides.

I'm still convinced Cures are really just magical girl versions of WhiteWolf's Mage:The Ascension or something similar.

>>77808
Mage:The Ascension?

Well if we're gonna be formulaic about it, here's what I got for the team.

The Leader-Becomes a housewife and lives a nice normal life with no regrets.
The Smart One-Becomes a scientist and is content if a little lonely. May be a single parent though adoption.
The Hot Head-Works at an office. Trying to maintain a relationship. May be a single parent from divorce.
The Kind one-A teacher or Flower Shop owner who was recently widowed.
The Fun one-Never really grew up and isn't that responsible. Works as a Waitress.
The Heart-She's the one that stayed and never had a chance to grow up and live her life.

>>77810
Er...from what little I know, basically one day you become so fucking awesome that you can do magic by kicking reality in the balls?

I guess Exalted might be a good example but it's not really the same. But it kinda works similar. You HAAAAAAAAAAA your way to victory a la Dragonball.

>>77802
>>77799
Nostalgia Critic : Stephen kin…
First thing that came out to me at the mention of Stephen King.

>>77808
I don't really know much about Mage: The Ascension, but after a quick check on wikia-prime (a.k.a. wikipedia), I think the Akashic Brotherhood would be fitting.

>>77818
>You HAAAAAAAAAAA your way to victory a la Dragonball.
Yup, sounds Pretty Cure to me.

Magical Christmas Cake????? Oh how I've dreamed!

>>77824
As long as they don't turn into loli when they transform because Japan haet old wimmenz

I'd love to see something Pretty Cure-esque playing with the idea of gradual power bleedthrough. Where the heroine just slowly finds it harder and harder to keep her powers from activating all the damn time. Or where all the 'superhero' stuff you can do while you're transformed gradually seeps over into 'normal time'.

>>77826
Hmm. Interesting thought. It sort of plays into the idea of the Magical Girl concept, and the transformations themselves, representing a pubescent girl becoming a woman--in this case, the women in question are already women, so they're finding that these days, there's no transformation involved. It's more like putting on a hat than turning into someone else.

Come to think of it, there's a bit of a precedent for that in the Trope Codifier itself--the future version of Sailor Moon is Neo Queen Serenity, who doesn't appear to ever transform back into plain ol' Tsukino Usagi. She's at full power at all times.

>>77827
There's also, again, Mai-Hime, but that was more about being subversive than exploring that particular aspect.

Magical girl Christmas cake. With the chubbiness and the awkwardness and the boobs. Main heroine is a skinny fujioshi NEET princess. With glasses and a jersey and a messy ponytail and no love life. Then there's a jaded OL with expensive tastes in clothing and no friends because bitch. The teacher (probably PE) who's overly mannish but cosplays in her spare time and still wears her hair in braids/pigtails. Embarrassing transformation sequences and outfits, a dirty old man of an impossibly cute mascot. Villains are over the top perfect bodied boys and girls who get lambasted by our skeptical heroes. 

>>77849
The way you're describing it I'm almost seeing a Princess Jellyfish AU. Is the Tuxedo Mask character a crossdresser?

>>77850
...and now it's obvious. Thank you for your clarity charity all I wanted was pornography

OP's art is absolutely hideous.

>>77861

Was it the gigantic tits and ass, or the same-face come-hither look with blush and watery eyes normally indicative of hay fever?

Possibly both?

>>77861
>>77874
Well I like it.

>>77861
>>77874
Yeah, both.
Specially since I feel there isn't much balance between those elements.

Hmmmm, lemme see. At first it looked alright for me, saved it. I like the shinies (I don't mind that they look oiled for no reason) and the tig ol' bitties. I actually like the hair, also hands and shoulders on everyone, that shit ain't easy. But...

-The mouths. Most of the lips look too fishy for me, and the teeth look a bit weird, but the only way i could think of improving that without conveniently hiding them would be using less detail.

-Venus' nipples seem to be pointing at wildly different directions, including up and down... maybe they're supposed to be in the middle of movement. But agh, dat elbow. I still like her face best.

-Makoto's butt looks a bit too disproportionally big to me, I guess there's a delicate balance on that kinda thing. Then again they're supposed to be more MILFy-like I think, so that works, I guess.

It'd be a lot better if their eyes weren't so squinty.

The lips are... ok annoying but the eyes make it look like they're suffering from a terrible allergic reaction.

I'm not a fan of giant breasts or pornface, but that's more of an aesthetic choice than something that's actually wrong with the piece. I do agree Venus' (?) nipples are lopsided, but I like how she's slightly paunchy.

I think he was trying to find a mature Magical Girl pic for this thread that was worksafe.

Personally I like it.

I've always entertained the idea of one of those WWI/II tank-girls at an actual war veteran age.

>>77938
>I think he was trying to find a mature Magical Girl pic for this thread
>that was worksafe
...Point taken.
Damn I kinda wanna look for more of that, now. Is... is that even some kinda fetish?!

-Ahem- though OP's idea doesn't sound bad. Merits more discussion.

I can't stop thinking about powers being affecting/ed by sex. Like either the husband waking up to his wife looking slightly different and freaks out thinking that he just cheated on her or things getting "interesting" when at least the magic woman's in the mood.

If we're discussing character archetypes, why has no one mentioned the ambiguously gay duo that every other magical girl team seems to have?

There's so much potential there for bittersweet scenarios upon reunion. Japan seems to encourage writing that kind of stuff off as an adolescent phase, so maybe one of them has settled into a lukewarm marriage. Meanwhile, the other has had a series of equally unfulfilling relationships with various women. I don't know, I'm just throwing ideas around.

Regardless of the specifics, you're guaranteed some emotional drama when they meet up again and can't figure out if it's worth it (or even possible) to pick up where they left off.

Could always be interesting/funny if one of their kid's is a fan of magical girl shows. Especially if they make a show based on THEM.

>>77948
So they were "the ones" for each other, but because of Japan's views on homosexuality, they were convinced they weren't supposed to be together? Could be a nice little deconstruction.

>>77960
>>77948
Forget about the Sailor Moon template and just consider the sheer potential something like this would have based on your classic Pretty Cure duo.

Never mind the fact that Pretty Cure (at least the first one) had some of the best potential for, lacking a better term, injecting a bit of 'realism' into the formula without ending up needlessly grimdark and juvenile.

>>77963
I'm only really familiar with Yes! (I immediately thought of Komachi and Karen) and Heartcatch, but from my understanding, every incarnation of Pretty Cure has had those kinds of undertones. I can totally see this working out.

Maybe we should move this to /coc/ and make it a webcomic, or something.

>>77965
I support the idea for a /coc/ thread, but I think we can also give contributions in this thread as well.
We also need a /coc/ thread for that Super Magical Girl Wars ideas we discussed on /durp/'s first thematic week.

>>77985
>We also need a /coc/ thread for that Super Magical Girl Wars ideas we discussed on /durp/'s first thematic week.
Yeah, I was going to start that one once I had something to add about it, and that hasn't happened yet. Still have the old thread saved.

>>77986
You saved it?
Cool! I thought it got lost since I didn't had the chance to save it.
Maybe we could begin the SMGW and let people also give their ideas as well.

>>77998
Well, I said that, but now I can't find where I put it. It might be on my work computer. I'll have to check tomorrow to see if that's what happened to it.

I can only imagine what kind of life is in store for the son of a magic girl/woman. Especially the kind that pass down their powers and for some reason the boy is an only child.

>>78028
How many magical girls pass down their powers to their children? All I can think of is Chibiusa.

>>78029
Maybe that's why you don't see as many, they all basically died out.

>>78034
It'd be closer to say that being a magical girl is more than just a genetic thing, often not really connected to genetics at all.

I think Nanoha had multi-generational Magical Girls, but their Magical Girls are really more like plain ol' superhero wizards who tend to be female from what I've seen. And I've seen no suggestions of Legacy Heroines like Chibi Usa there.

>>78035
Like bending in Avatar? Kinda hereditary, but not really genetic?

>>78036
Vivio kinda counts, since her barrier jacket in Vivid looks a lot like her momma's.

>>78057
She's adopted though, right? So still no evidence for genetic legacy.

>>78058
But its legacy that's handed down from mother to child, adopted or otherwise. So what happens if they have boys. Is that how Tuxedo masks are made or does he unfortunately have to dress like his mother did at his age?

>>78028
Or imagine him ending up being a "fan" of her's...

>>78059
Tuxedo Mask actually canonically has the Sailor Crystal of Earth, which is why there is no Sailor Earth. Men can't be senshi (except in the anime where the Starlights are Men....or something. Whatever it is, it's retarded so don't take it as canon).

Tuxedo Mask has power (and explicit attacks, in the manga), but he doesn't have Senshi-level power. One assumes that if he were a woman, he'd have power pretty close to Sailor Moon's own power.

>>78068
So men are weaker than women in this Verse?

>>78069
Probably more of a "more adept at channeling magical energy" or something along those lines

Honestly, given the Chalice/Holy Grail symbolism and Sailor Star Maker, I imagine it's a womb/motherhood-thing that makes women more suited to being Senshi in that universe.

>>77998
>>78009
Okay, so it's not at work either. I guess I must've accidentally deleted the stuff when cleaning up my Downloads folder at some point. So I've lost the info that was in that thread. I remember bits and pieces of what was said, and still have my notes from the project I was working on, but the /coc/ thread will have to basically be all new.

>>78068
Keep trying to make a funny fish out of water/cross-dressing scenario and I keep getting shot down. :(

>>78084
Oh well, at least we don't have to begin from scratch at all.

Unfortunately, there are Americans who also believe in that Class-S bullshit, only it's more of a "lesbians are afraid of men" kind of thing. That mentality pisses me off to no end.

>>78123
>>78084
Started the thread in /coc/ here: https://plus4chan.org/b/coc/res/45795.html

Haven't really added any information yet, because I don't want to throw walls of text up at people that might scare off potential contributors, but the thread is open for discussion at least.

>>78185
All right!
I'm going to get most of the ideas and videos I posted in the course of this week.

>>78179
So the class-S bullshit moved from the PreCure thread, huh?
At least on the west there are still awareness about how that's bullshit. Japan sadly doesn't have our luck.

Did somebody call for Pretty Misa?

Did somebody call for Pretty Misa?

>>78257
I gotta say, I really like the concept for this series. If it weren't for the fact that it was an h-doujin, I'd think it could go on for quite a while. It seems fun!

And the only chapters translated are the rape ones. WHY

>>78359
Not true. two full volumes are translated.

>>77793
Looks like the only one who stayed in shape was Sailor Venus. If she remained in the game and was by herself, would she go back to Sailor V?

>>78369
There's an interesting idea.

What if everyone else moves on and Venus is still banging around doing the magical girl shtick?

>>78374
Isn't that more or less canon? I didn't read Sailor V, but I thought I heard it started before Sailor Moon, but ended afterward.

Oddly enough, "It" would be a good model for this story, possibly. The team have all moved on, and they must reunite to take down an old foe. They must finally learn to patch up old wounds before they are able to finally conquer their fears.

And the main character is a self-insert for the author.