Sentences with phrase «magical girl show»
My gateway drug, if you will, into the world of Japanese animation was the quintessential magical girl show: Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon, known simply to American audiences as Sailor Moon.
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The game seems to be inspired from magical girl shows like Card Captor Sakura and Sailor Moon and seems to offer similar vibes with its story and gameplay.
Sort of: «Oooh, I know you're riffing on one of the magical girl shows there, but I don't know which one!»
Not exact matches
The show itself was a magical ode to the 60's featuring cute mod girls in couples of two, cascading down four massive escalators onto the checkered runway.
TV show aired in 2011, directed by Akiyuki Shinbo at studio Shaft, deconstructed magical girl tropes, had a hell of a great twist ending, and then we got two movies last... Read more»
Each of them also has a transformation sequence that's shown from time to time, further enhancing Blue Reflection's feeling of being a magical girl anime in game form.
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«His portrayal of this magical girl skipping in such an authentic manner down the streets of New York will be exceptionally moving within a format that typically shows advertising and news,» said Art Production Co-Founders Doreen Remen and Yvonne Force Villareal.
About the artists and their work: The late Anthony Ballard, known for his precise pen - and - ink drawings of erotic subjects and geometrics, has garnered significant critical attention in recent years; Mercedes Kelly's fanciful depictions of canine and feline subjects have been a crowd - pleasing fixture at the Fair over many seasons; Lawrence Pujol's refreshing country landscapes are becoming increasingly popular with collectors; Angela Rogers's «poppets» --- magical assemblages wrapped in brightly - hued yarn — incorporate intriguing mystical symbolism; Robin Taylor's «Jenny» paintings affectingly portray a young girl so bashful that her face is represented as a mop of bright orange hair; Alyson Vega's intricate fiber works, shown to great acclaim in a 2016 solo exhibition at the prestigious venue White Columns, surprise and enchant.