Is BlazBlue Variable Heart not being translated anymore?
Is BlazBlue Variable Heart not being translated anymore?
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on the other forum o think the trannies wait for the complete vols.
Surely MaiOlev you love your waifu enough to commission a trans?
What?!
MaiOlev is the resident Mai-fag and lover of all things genderbent. Not sure if they still come here but they don't trip if they do.
I can't believe how good Mai's life is.
Not only was he turned into a girl which is every user's dream but he is like a 8 or 9/10 in terms of appearance, is rich, can use magic, and gets multiple 10/10 friends from his school days that most people don't have, the kind that would help him bury a dead body. He's got a bright future ahead of him too since he was great in terms of studies.
So fucking jealous.
why arent there any doujins where Tsubaki or someone teaches Mai how to masturbate
I like this series but mais mom being a blatant copy with 1 aohoge instead of mais 2 is a cop out.
She should at least have bigger araaras raising a child and all.
I just want more Mida Love
I want to see more of MaiMom
Unfortunately not at the moment. That's the fate of most manga unfortunately.
Rin has a bigger ass than Mai.
Nice passive-aggressive bitching.
Practically all anime girls are attractive so complaining about that with Mai is pretty stupid. And most people can use that type of magic in the Blazblue setting. Mai is capable but isn't particularly powerful compared to other characters and almost the entire Blazblue cast is special in some way.
He means a translation, I'm surprised the lad hasn't done it.
Nice Mai image from C92:
still pretty much user's dream life
Mai has to frequently fight for her survival, so I doubt that.
so do anons
perhaps the same could be said of all anons
What would you do if your daughter dreased like this?
Rin is that girl that looks like Mai, right?
I'd rather stare into the void, comprehend things that should not be comprehended, go insane, and become a sentient pile of sludge and insects long before I ever considered sacrificing my dick to be generic waif #343829 and forced to live out my life in your standard magical university plot.
Yes. Rin is Mai's mother.
Mai isn't a "generic waifu". She's the protagonist of her stories and they center on her bacstory, her personal goals and issues and her character arc. She's not there to swoon over a male protagonist.
Also, only her first manga takes place at the military academy. And what's a "standard magical university plot" anyway?
Hi MaiOlev what happened to the trip?
>Mai isn't a "generic waifu"
Don't kid yourself. His design is completely generic. Pretty much the entire BB roster has derivative designs it's just how that works.
>She's not there to swoon over a male protagonist
Never said he does, waifu's can exist outside the need to swoon over guys (although Mai is in fact swooning over a guy)
>only her first manga takes place at the military academy
Did that disprove something? I'd still have to live out his life in a shitty magical university story.
>d what's a "standard magical university plot" anyway?
>MC goes to miilitary academy
>There is something about them that makes them unique or adept at the trade
>they have to hide their power level a bit
>Mystery plot ensues
>conspiracy that involves the principal/head teacher
>rinse and repeat.
I'm so glad this tranny cunt didn't make into EVO top 8.
Mai's outfit is pretty unique. And if your complaint is that there are some other characters with e.g. long ponytails, then pretty much every character is generic since all design traits can be found in some previous character.
Mai developing feelings for a guy is there to advance her character arc rather than defining her like it does a lot of female characters. Your definition of waifu seems really broad too. Care to provide it?
Mai's first series focuses on her learning to open herself to others after being isolated as a child and her gaining a sense of self-worth that she previously lacked due to failing to meet her father's impossible standards. And much of the manga consists of the girls going out to search for grimoires. What you describe only partly fits one of that manga's story arc.
>Mai's outfit is pretty unique
Her outfit is so generic it can be searched for by tag on Danbooru and has a TvTropes page associated with it. It's a backless outfit with exposed midriff nothing unique especially in a series populated by improbably combat attire (Seriously Noel, those elbow tassles are not cute people can grab those). Hell she would be more unique if she actually wore a complete outfit.
>Your definition of waifu seems really broad too
I used the term Waif as in "an extremely thin and usually young woman". Somehow you are unfamiliar that this term is not the same as Waifu. Waif fits Mai to a T. But he's also generic waifu material as in "Female character I like and/or obsess about" it's not a complicated term.
>Mai developing feelings for a guy is there to advance her character arc rather than defining her like it does a lot of female characters.
She still swoons user. You're not contradicting me by saying "MUH LORE". Nobody said she only does that except you. You're so defensive over this character you're dragging in points from other people not even in this thread.
>What you describe only partly fits one of that manga's story arc.
You asked me to define what a standard magical university plot was I did. Doesn't matter if it's only 1/3 of her story arc it's still there and it's still trash.
Oyakodon?
Yes please.
>Arguing with Maifag
You're not going to win. This is going to continue until the Maibot reaches the point of breaking down your complaints to the most basic form where it will be impossible to objectively converse on the subject. There's literally no point in trying to convince him otherwise, he fucking worships her like some infallible being where everything she does makes perfect sense and should be excused.
If you think that anything that can be described using danbooru tags is generic then congrats on broadening the definition of that word to include everything. And most BB outfits are pretty unusual. Saying that this somehow makes her outfit generic is absurd.
A waif is a homeless child. Calling Mai that makes no sense.
Your description doesn't even fit with the manga either. There is no conspiracy in Remix Heart like the one you described, nor is there some sort of mystery plot. Mai isn't especially gifted either and she's not hiding her power level.
That got translated:
>You're not going to win.
It's not about winning. It's about wasting my day off. I could care less about Mai, even play him in CF. But his story is retarded and so are pretty much all the characters added to BB post CP.
>And most BB outfits are pretty unusual
This I already stated.
>aying that this somehow makes her outfit generic is absurd.
This I did not. I said her outfit would be more unique if she wore a more complete outfit. So the difference betwen Makoto who is a joke character, and Tsubaki who is an actually important character in terms of plot. I almost believe that the amount of clothing a female character wears is directly proportional to their plot relevancy in BB.
>A waif is a homeless child. Calling Mai that makes no sense.
Pic related
>Mai isn't especially gifted either
Has super tasting powers. Descendant of noble family. Trained in family arts. Yep not special at all.
>If you think that anything that can be described using danbooru tags is generic
It's common and generic. Having tags just means there are so many examples of it that it warrants some form of categorization. Or are you telling me backless outfits aren't common in anime as of recent?
>she's not hiding her power level.
Who said he was? But please, keep making up stuff I don't bring up.
Makoto isn't a joke character. She has an actual role in the story and helps save Tsubaki. Nine is very important amd wears few clothes. Tao is an actual joke character and wears a lot of clothes.
That's not the usual definition of the word. And Mai doesn't fit your definition either. She isn't extremely thin; if anything she's curvier than a lot of other BB girls.
Backless outfits aren't that common. And just because a tag exists that can describe an aspect of something doesn't make the whole generic. Please provide examples of non-generic characters that fit your definition.
>they have to hide their power level a bit
You seem to have forgoten what you have written. And Mai is unusual in some ways but her ability doesn't make her extremely powerful like the protagonists of a lot of magic highschool series. Also you seem to ignore that the story of the manga doesn't fit the other points you brought up.
>You seem to have forgoten what you have written
Oh I did say that. Doesn't hiding the fact that you are from a noble family consititute "Hiding your power level"? It's not just a statement about hiding any strength. Even as the phrase exists it means hiding your hobbies from normalfags.
>Makoto isn't a joke character
She very much is.
>Nine is very important amd wears few clothes
Nine is relevant for half of a game. 3/5 if you count CP. Fucking Platinum was more relevant than she was as far as the six heroes go. You are confusing the two words. Someone important can be not as relevant as someone who is arguably less important in terms of story but more relevant in terms of things they actually do to the narrative. As far as the six Heroes go Nine, Jubei, and Valkenhyne are probably the least relevant characters of the group. Platinum debatebly falls somewhere in that group. All important, but not all equal in relevancy. So my statement still stands.
>That's not the usual definition of the word
Because the phrase "wilting waif" refers to homeless children? English must not be your first language.
>but her ability doesn't make her extremely powerful like the protagonists of a lot of magic highschool series
Don't move goal posts. She has an ability that makes her special in a world of super powers and magic. She's gifted in a way the plot favors (it even lets her make fast friends with someone who cooks terribly and analyze magic and even transfer abilties) It's not about how broken she is, just that she's gifted, even her family bloodline implies she has a high magical aptitude.
>Also you seem to ignore that the story of the manga doesn't fit the other points you brought up.
Remix hearts chapters are referred to as cases and decidedly framed as detective stories. There is a conspiracy going on in the background and higher ups in the school are in on it. What am I wrong about?
>She isn't extremely thin
Even you don't believe that.
...
So now you broaden the definition of generic magic highschool to cover any protagonist who has a secret of some sort?
Makoto's subplot about dealing with discrimination due to her race is completely serious. And her part in the subplot involving saving Tsubaki is serious. Platinum and Trinity aren't as important as Nine. Nine's role is of central importance in CF. Trinity tries to help kill Terumi in CP but pretty much fails. Luna and Sena don't do anything at all.
Mai has an unusual power but it isn't that special compared to others. Noel is practically the avatar of the creator of the world for example. Practically every BB character is special and a number of them are more special than Mai.
The name of the group is a private joke. The girls called themselves that because they go out looking for grimoires, not because they are trying to solve a mystery. There is no school conspiracy and the chapters are called cases but are not at all detective stories.
Mai is curvier than most of her friends. She has one of the higher BMIs among BB girls. Her BMI is 19.4, which is normal rather than underweight.
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Here are all the girls' BMI values and their classification:
Underweight: Es (17.1), Kokonoe (17.1), Makoto (18.4), Platinum (18.3), Rachel (14.7), Taokaka (15.1), Tsubaki (18.4).
Normal weight: Bullet (20.6), Celica (19.9), Lambda (18.7), Litchi (20.1), Mai (19.4), Nine (19.2), Noel (19.5), Nu (18.7).
Would you rather read about Ragna being turned into a girl and having misadventures where she's hit on by Kagura, Jin's behavior is even more inappropriate than before, and all of her sisters suddenly turn gay for reasons she doesn't quite understand?
No, I prefer Mai's story.
Put your fucking trip back on.
Translate it you lazy fuck.
Faggot.
>Her BMI is 19.4, which is normal rather than underweight
So you can't be at the very bottom of normal BMI and still not be considered skinny? Well than, I guess my doctor lied to me. Guess the moment you see a number it contradicts a physical descriptor. Nobody in their sane mind would just look at Mai and say she is skinny. Nope. Nobody.
>Practically every BB character is special and a number of them are more special than Mai.
Doesn't change the fact that she's gifted user. You can try and split hairs all you want but she's giving a super special power and comes from a illustrious bloodline.
>Nine's role is of central importance in CF
Which is where her relevancy starts and ends. You keep mistaking the two words I'm using here because there is a difference. Nine is important, but not very relevant she is a very much so in the same tier as Jubei; existing in the background and doing basically one thing of note during the actual story events. Actually, Jubei does more than she does. Where as somebody like hazama is very important and very relevant. Platinum and Trinity are arguably both less important but more relevant than nine but that is something that is Up For Debate. Although I would stipulate that it has nothing to do with whether or not they succeed or fail, just on their overall impact to the story and how much of the story they actually
>There is no school conspiracy
Who is Sypher? Was he a teacher? And was he conspiring to use the school in his experiment?
I get she's your waifu but c'mon now. Your blatantly lying about stuff and acting like numbers contradict basic observation skills.
When you get to the point where virtually every single person in a community has made it clear that they dislike you so much they blanket block every single thing you say from appearing on their screens, what motivates you to continue acting the exact same way but just disable their method of blocking you? What insane level of desperation for validation does that take?
Mai is not "extremely thin". She has a curvier body than the majority of BB girls and her BMI fits with that.
Mai has an unusual ability but a large chunk of the cast has much more powerful abilities. And there are 3 other characters who are the heirs or heads of noble families of equal rank to Mai's. You can't say that Mai is too special when lots of other characters are more special than her.
You complain about my English when you don't know what conspiracy means. Seifer was working alone; he was not conspiring with anyone. And that was just one story arc in the last fourth of Mai's first manga. The emphasis of the story was on Mai's stuggle over her identity and relations to her friends and family, not on Mai and her friends working to stop an evil conspiracy at their school.
You shouldn't take such comments at face value.
This is this So you get the point ?
Nice to see one dude speak on behalf of everyone on Sup Forums.
I was right.
>She has a curvier body than the majority of BB girls and her BMI fits with that
She also has twig limbs. Looks skinny to me.
>has much more powerful abilities
Not my point and you know it. It doesn't matter if there are more gifted people than her. She's gifted in her own right. You're trying to change my original statement.
>you don't know what conspiracy means
>Conspiracy (noun): the act of secretly planning to do something that is harmful or illegal.
So a character that was experimenting on humans in order to create the titular Remix Heart and planned to consume the school in his pursuits; all behind closed doors and secrets isn't enacting a conspiracy?
I can really tell that english isn't your first language now. One definition of the word states that you need at least 2 people and another has no such requirement.
>And that was just one story arc in the last fourth of Mai's first manga.
Conspiracy still exists. So when you say "there is no school conspiracy" you are factually incorrect.
Try to talk my daughter's half-squirrel friend into a threesome.
Her arms are normal and her thighs certainly don't look thin.
So any character with an unusual ability even if they don't stand out from others qualifies them as being the protagonist of a "standard magic university plot"? Your definitions are so broad as to be meaningless.
Did you just come up with that definition? Here's the definition from Merriam Webster, which you seem to like:
>conspiracy: the act of conspiring together
>conspire: to join in a secret agreement to do an unlawful or wrongful act or an act which becomes unlawful as a result of the secret agreement
Conspiracies always involve multiple people. There was no conspiracy in Remix Heart and Seifer's plan wasn't even what the manga was about.
Compare Mai to other character.
>Your definitions are so broad as to be meaningless.
It's unfortunate you have to try and make up stuff to prove your point. The fact is that my possesses a series of traits that give her an innate advantage over other people. In any other situation they would be called gifted.
>the definition from Merriam Webster
Which is where I got my definition from. But again if we're going to split hairs there is still a secret plot (or scheme) serving as the backbone to the story that takes place in a military academy being perpetrated by some faculty member. Which is what you can expect from a standard plot of this nature. Do you disagree that this happens in the majority of stories centered in some magical military academy?
>skinny
A lot of women in BlazBlue would be considered skinny by normal standards. And if we're using curves that some sort of proof that they aren't, keep in mind your list of underweight characters included Es, Taokaka, and Makoto; some of the busiest members of that cast. So comparing her to other idealized anime girls does not really help your point.
>busiest
Bustier.
I could agree with you is you had said that a standard magic high school story is something similar to Mahouka or Chivalry of a Failed Knight, where the protagonist has a secret ability that makes him more powerful than all the other students. Allowing any sort of unusual power to qualify broadens the definition so much as to make it meaningless.
The definition you provided is not on Merriam Webster so no, you did not get it from there.
You didn't even say that Mai was skinny. You claimed that Mai is "extremely thin". You claimed that I'm shifting goalposts but that's what you are doing.
How is one guy so dedicated to this one character?
Is this the Sup Forums debate club?
Pretty interesting discussions desu, I wonder who's gonna win
Maisolev never left us.
>Allowing any sort of unusual power to qualify broadens the definition so much as to make it meaningless.
No. My abilities allow her to handle the majority of situations thrown at her within the context of the remix Hearts plot. Not only that but she is still an exceptional student when it comes down to Certain Magical capabilities. Her bumbling with combat is only due to the fact that she is not used to fighting inside of her body and that quickly rectifies itself once proper training takes place. All you're trying to do is argue that she is less gifted than other characters which isn't untrue but is misleading about my original statement simply stating that she is gifted herself. Do you deny that she is gifted in her own right? The definition is in Broad. You're just trying to warp my statements so that they aren't exact as I've constantly tried to make them.
>You didn't even say that Mai was skinny
While the definition of wife states that the female in question needs to be extremely thin, and I do not disagree that my herself is very thin compared to somebody her age and supposedly athletic background and we'll fed should be. I have never once referred to her directly as extremely thin, only skinny. Which is exactly what she is. Bringing up BMI doesn't change the fact that Meyer self is very thin and adheres more to the stylized anime Aesthetics given to female characters.
>definition
I picked an English language learner just for you.
Nobody wins these kind of discussions. We all lose time and dignity.
>My ability
Mai's
Reminder that Mai has more hand-on experience with dick than all the other BlazBlue girls combined
Mai often has to rely on her friends in order to succeed though. She is able to handle some situations on her own and her abilities prove useful, but she's not similar to protagonists of magic high school series such as The Asterisk War, who have unique abilities that allow them to surpass everyone else. Again, your definition is too broad and includes almost any series taking place in a highschool where magic exists.
That's not what's on the Merriam Webster website:
merriam-webster.com
And the legal definition of conspiracy is an agreement between two or more people to commit a crime.
You claimed that Mai is a waif and justified that by using an obscure definition of the word meaning extremely thin. So yes you did call her that.
>ai often has to rely on her friends in order to succeed though
Gifted people still can receive help
>Again, your definition is too broad and includes almost any series taking place in a highschool where magic exists.
Have you not noticed that all those stories require the protagonist to be gifted in some respect in order to make them unique or special. He'll most stories will make the protagonist A Gifted individual to some capacity is how they handle situations or show their capability. How are you this confused about a very basic story writing convention? Harry Potter was a gifted quidditch player, that didn't stop him from being ass at casting a lot of spells.
>That's not what's on the Merriam Webster website:
Scroll down maybe you'll find something different.
merriam-webster.com
>So yes you did call her that.
If you're capable of reading what I posted, you'll notice that I still agree that she is extremely thin by normal human standards. You can drag out a BMI all you want it doesn't change the fact that she has tiny thin ass arms and the only thing big about her are her tits. And if by your own statement, anybody who's BMI puts them under weight classifies as extremely skinny, then having large tits does not excuse my herself from being extremely thin by virtue of how her character portrait is designed.
no one reads this shit, fuck off nigger
Practically every story set at high school with magic is a standard magic high school story by your standards.
So you ignore the actual definition of the word and go for the vague, dumped down version that's found in the English learners section. Real nice.
Mai has an athletic build but she's not extremely skinny. Her thighs are not thin and she has a noticeable ass. She's not skin and bones.
I would call it autism, but MaiOlev seems capable of empathy and relating to other people. So, probably he just has monomania of his waifu.
I prefer the word "love".
There is love, and there is an unhealthy obsession. You can have love without an unhealthy obsession, but you cannot have an unhealthy obsession without love.
That would be hot.
>Mom looks like her 16 year old daughter except she has one antenna hair and smaller breasts.
>Only has one kid with that banging body
Let me guess, she has some immortal curse that keep her eternally young and beautiful, and after one kid she opted to never have kids again?
Her breasts are as big as her daughter's.
Mai's friends say that Rin looks like Mai. It's not explained why she looks so young, but she is a powerful noblewoman so it makes sense she'd have access to magic that allows her to retain her youthful appearance.
>Mai's mother is named Rin
>Best girls in anime/manga are typically named Rin
>Therefore Mai's mom is now the new best girl
I think that is how a logical fallacy works.
>Practically every story set at high school with magic is a standard magic high school story by your standards.
Please get things straight about my definition
>MC goes to miilitary academy
>There is something about them that makes them unique or adept at the trade
>they have to hide their power level a bit
>Mystery plot ensues
>conspiracy that involves the principal/head teacher
>rinse and repeat.
This is what I see as the standard magical university plot. Now you have quibbled over whether or not conspiracy is an applicable term because Remix Heart only has one conspirator. If I change "conspiracy" to "devious secretive scheme" nothing changes in what I am trying convey since that is what happens in these stories all the time. And Sypher is in fact the "principal/head teacher" I am referencing.
You're trying to act like the definition I'm using is broad but the reality is that's just the climate for these types of locations in japanese fiction. Chivalry of a failed knight, Asterick wars, Mahouka, Infinite Statos, Kaze no Stigma, etc. You can find magic academy stories that don't have this setup.
>Mai has an athletic build but she's not extremely skinny
She has no visible muscle mass despite being a warrior, not that this is a pre-requisite. She's really just thin with no tone and could pass for a model more than a fighter. She's still skinny, not being 'extremely' doesn't change much outside of her needing two sandwiches instead of four.
>Maifags
I want them both.
What you desire is Oyakodon.
>come into thread for maybe BlazBlue or Variable Heart discussion since scans are behind
>instead get this retarded debate going on
You have to really stretch out your own definitions to force Remix Heart to fit your little schema. It's like hammering a square peg in a round hole.
Mai has an unusual power, but she's not especially adept at the trade. She doesn't hide how powerful she is; you claiming that you meant that keeping a secret qualifies as hiding one's power level is kind of ridiculous. There is no mystery plot; the girls go looking for grimoires on their own or get involved in other stuff for the majority of the manga. Seifer is just one teacher among many; he's not in charge. And again, his is just one arc occupying a fourth of the manga. It doesn't define the manga. You applying an arbitrary one drop rule using a story arc that doesn't even fit your own criteria.
Chivalry of a failed knight, Asterick Wars and Mahouka are power fantasies in which a male protagonist who is secretly exceptionally powerful goes to a magic school, is able to surpass every student there and ends up surrounded by attractive girls who want him. Remix Heart isn't like that at all.
What did you expect from blazblue thread anyway?
I'll translate each issue for 5USD
Noel bullying.
She's gonna sleep with his father on the next chapter, as payback for always treating him bad.
>You have to really stretch out your own definitions to force Remix Heart to fit your little schema
>MC goes to miilitary academy
Check
>There is something about them that makes them unique or adept at the trade
Check
>they have to hide their power level a bit
Check
>Mystery plot ensues
Check
>[s]conspiracy[/s]Devious secretive scheme that involves the principal/head teacher
Check
Nope still fits with no problem.
>Mai has an unusual power, but she's not especially adept at the trade
>Be fighter in a world of magic
>Have family that trains you in martial arts since childhood
>learn Kirihito assasination techniques
>Be recognized as one of the two strongest people in your group
Later
>Have ability to analyze enemy magic and use it with just a kiss
>also be able to transfer magic knowledge to other people with kiss
>somehow not making her a better fighter
Yeah, she's very adept at the trade. Only hindrance were her funbags and his mom is sorting that out.
>Power fantasies
You love adding on points I never mention. The point of comparison between Remix hearts and the series I listed wasn't to demonstrate that RH is a power fantasy, just that it incorporates all the things I listed above. Which they all most certainly do.
I make no apologies. This whole conversation is pointless and autistic but I'm just retarded enough to keep fuel onto it.
>c92 come and go
>0 mai porn book
Really fires my neurons
There is no mystery plot, Seifer is just a teacher and his plot is only a small portion of the story. And my point was that if you want some commonality between the more "standard" magical school series like the ones mentioned before it's that they are power fantasies where a male protagonist who is secretly exceptionally powerful goes to a magic school, is able to surpass every student there and ends up surrounded by attractive girls who want him. Your list is both too broad in some respects, such as any secret or any unusual ability qualifying, and too specific, such as requiring a conspiracy orchestrated by the school headmaster, to include them. Care to describe the school headmaster conspiracies in Chivalry of a failed knight, Asterick Wars and Mahouka for example?
Mai is capable but she's in a world where a number of characters have way more powerful abilities. As a result she doesn't really stand out compared to them. Remix Heart might have qualified for that if Jin was its protagonist, since he is in fact more powerful than any other student, has access to an extremely powerful weapon which he keeps hidden and is adored by most girls at his school.
Your words are as empty as your soul. anons ill needs a power fantasy such as hers!
>wanting to be literal cancer
You're a fucking faggot
>There is no mystery plot
>What is this monster doing here monster?
>Can I find a way to turn back
>Why are these assassins back?
It's a weak mystery in presentation sure, but it's there. There is intrigue about.
>male protagonist
Maybe I should read more stories set in magical schools with female protaganists. Got any recommendations since you seem to be the authority in this matter? Maybe the opposite sex doesn't have power fantasy stories set in schools as well.
>such as requiring a conspiracy orchestrated by the school headmaster
Either the principal or some head instructor. This is always the case. You could extend this to student council and it's the same effect. Someone in charge of the governing of the school is into some shit.
>Mai is capable but she's in a world where a number of characters have way more powerful abilities.
You keep doing this "mai is gifted but not as gifted as [X]" But you are still admitting that she is Gifted and that her specific qualities makes her unique (she is a human fused with a grimoire, a rare existence. Can copy spells and analyze anything by taste alone) and adept at the scenario (she is a master martial artist in a battle series, her empathic abilities allow her to befriend a myriad of people). I have never stipulated that the protagonist in these plots be the most gifted in the series, that is all you. I even cite Harry potter who sucked in terms of a lot of things but had a great support network to keep him afloat in the areas he was deficient in.
this is pretty good plot i would wish to see one day.
>daddy issues
>fuck the daddy
maybe 1 - 3 doujins with an omake in the complication with rin?
There are things Mai does not know but they are not part of some overarching mystery. This isn't a mystery series. And of course there are shoujo manga set at magic schools, and they are quite different from the formula I described. E.g.: mangaupdates.com
You assert that there is some sort of headmaster conspiracy in all of those series but provide no proof. Also you seem to think that Harry Potter is a standard magic high school series. Just say that you hate magic high schools and leave it at that. There wouldn't have been a need to discuss this then. Though I would have said that Mai's second manga does not take place at a high school.
Looks like we only got this:
really activates the grimoires yea?
>You assert that there is some sort of headmaster conspiracy in all of those series but provide no proof.
I have said it since the beginning it can be the headmaster or it could be another member of the faculty. This is important to distinguish since it's not universal that the principal is going to be the villain and vice versa. But it's always a member of the school that has high standing.
Did you not read chivalry or index? MC's family in the former is deliberately trying to sabotage the MC because he was born with low magic aptitude and is considered a blight on the families honor. This involves influencing the school so he can't graduate.
Asterisk wars has members of the respective schools student council presidentss (obviously not the MC's since Claudia is a bro and third wheel in that love triangle) that are willing to eliminate any dissenters and outright attempt murder. Plus faculty members who experiment on students with no remorse.
Mahouka. I only remember something involving the ten families or something of that nature. Really didn't get into that one since it was terrible with no redeeming qualities.
>Also you seem to think that Harry Potter is a standard magic high school series
I keep bringing up Harry potter to highlight how the MC doesn't have to be the most gifted member of the cast since Harry is most certainly not the most gifted. Neither is Mai.
>Just say that you hate magic high schools and leave it at that.
I don't hate the setup by any stretch of the imagination. But it's got a set of cliches attached to them that Remix Hearts falls into. Don't try and pull a "you just hate it" card this late into the discussion.
>>wanting to be literal cancer
I have literally been entertaining a maifag for a full day now. I already am cancer, getting the mask would only complete the transformation.
For real, Mai is gonna let her dad cum inside?
Lucky her fake body can't get pregnant.
she's not gonna say it's her right? she's gonna pass as her mom