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Pen name: Delila H. Smith (the H is silent). Thirtysomething trans lesbian, snugglemuffin, girlthing. Devil but in like a catgirl sort of way, perennial emotional wreck, too gay for this. Minors, please don't follow.


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Concept: an anime which is marketed as one of those "cute girls doing nothing" shows. But then episode 1 ends with something, like, obviously supernatural happening, like idk some girl the same age as the protagonists fucking materializes in a swirl of darkness on the school rooftop sight unseen, smirking down at all she sees, and like by the end of episode 4 it's gone full supernatural-thriller and the main four protagonists are regularly fistfighting vampires and/or angels or whatever.

Bonus points if they continue to advertise it as if it was just a slice-of-life comedy, the showrunners only talk about it as such and obviously-jokingly act confused when people try to bring up the magical girl nonsense or whatever, the next-episode previews and commericals exclusively show the mundane parts etc even when the episode is all about gearing up to fight the final boss who's immanentizing the eschaton.


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in reply to @dizzy-h-slightly-voided's post:

As long as two of the girls are slowly developing feelings for each other and struggling to acknowledge them through their own damage, and to express them against their daily struggle to survive, but manage to culminate in a confession of love & a passionate kiss... I'm in.