I know the magical girl genre relies on weaponizing femininity, with girls using typically feminine outfits to fight evil, and Kill la Kill is a subversion of the magical girl trope. But that doesn’t excuse questionable fanservice-y choices, especially when they affect my suspension of disbelief
It's not tho, it's mahou shoujo from a shonen perspective, like Cutie Honey was.
Also yes, Ryuuko and Satsuki and their relationship are more endearing that those western shows that try to subvert magical girl tropes like Magical Friendship Squad or whatever is called
It's not tho, it's mahou shoujo from a shonen perspective, like Cutie Honey was.
Also yes, Ryuuko and Satsuki and their relationship are more endearing that those western shows that try to subvert magical girl tropes like Magical Friendship Squad or whatever is called