06.12: Miyoshi Karin's Birthday!!
I tried really hard to update my artstyle, and I think it turned out pretty nice this time around.
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https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/131470211
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06.12: Miyoshi Karin's Birthday!!
I tried really hard to update my artstyle, and I think it turned out pretty nice this time around.
better res on pixiv
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/131470211
This is my dark Yuki Yuna illustration I drew for a dark magical girl art collab on Instagram back in October!
☕️ + Yuuna Yuuki’s handling of disablility
(everyone i’ve asked has a different opinion)
Ah, that's such a good question! I have mixed but mostly positive feelings on it, especially as a disabled person.
I do think the concept of Sange- that once a magical girl goes full power she has to sacrifice a bodily function to the Shinju (aka god tree)- is really neat. I'm a big fan of the "power at a price" trope, especially when it comes to magic. I love fictional worldbuilding where magic is incredibly powerful but requires you to sacrifice something important to you. Sange is an interesting take on that, especially since it can and does happen multiple times.
The usage of Sange in Yuki Yuna also gives us disabled magical girl rep! The biggest one being Mimori Togo, who is a wheelchair user. I also like how the fairies in Yuki Yuna function as accessibility aids, with fairies being gifted to magical girls for each Sange incident. It's cool how magic is used to compensate for lost physical abilities, like how Togo is able to move around when she's transformed thanks to ribbons.
I think the reason why this is a controversial topic is because, ultimately, Sange is reversed and all the girls are made able-bodied again. It kinda feels like a cheap cop-out after all the weight placed on Sange and its impact on the girls. Disabled rep is so rare, and is ESPECIALLY rare in the magical girl genre. It sucks losing that.
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"Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru (Yuuki Yuuna Is a Hero)" new stage play announced for June 2026. New visual by Studio Gokumi unveiled
CAST:
Sakiho Motonishi as Yuuna Yuuki
Rio Omori as Mimori Togo
Harada Sayaka (STU48) as Inubousaki Fuu
Okada Azumi (STU48) as Inubousaki Itsuki
Yui Ito as Miyoshi Karin
In her everyday life, Yuuna Yuuki is a hero. As proof, she is in her middle school's Hero Club, where she does her best to help others and bring a smile to everyone's face. But Yuuna, always up to any task, is about to become an even bigger hero. Mysterious destructive forces called Vertexes begin threatening the world she loves, and the Hero Club is called upon by a strange phone app to save it. Along with her best friend Mimori Tougou, as well as sisters Fuu and Itsuki Inubouzaki, they must transform into magical girls in order to battle the Vertexes. In between studying and putting on shows for kids, Yuuna and the Hero Club must fight for the very existence of their world and face the harsh truths behind their own powers, all the while discovering what it truly means to be a hero.
If I hadn't just spent money on plamo (including 2 other GSC kits), and wasn't saving up for the Rayearth manga and a Switch 2, I'd consider preordering this kit ngl
2026.04.09 LORD HE LOOKS FINEE
Karin + Comically Large Vitamin Pill!!