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==Detective Maid Mei== | ==Detective Maid Mei== | ||
{{nihongo|'''Detective Maid Mei'''|探偵少女 メイドのメ―ちゃん|Tantei Shoujo Meido no Mee-chan}} is a short manga series by the same author as Phantom Thief Magical Kirin. It was only ever mentioned in the [[Magia_Record_Story_Newbie_Maid_Carefree_Kanagi|Newbie Maid Carefree Kanagi]] event story. | {{nihongo|'''Detective Maid Mei'''|探偵少女 メイドのメ―ちゃん|Tantei Shoujo Meido no Mee-chan}} may be based on the real-world ''[[Wikipedia:Maid Deka|Maid Deka]]''. | ||
It is a short manga series by the same author as Phantom Thief Magical Kirin. It was only ever mentioned in the [[Magia_Record_Story_Newbie_Maid_Carefree_Kanagi|Newbie Maid Carefree Kanagi]] event story. | |||
[[Karin Misono]] lent this manga to [[Kanagi Izumi]] to help her become a better maid. | [[Karin Misono]] lent this manga to [[Kanagi Izumi]] to help her become a better maid. | ||
== Doraemonball == | |||
{{nihongo|'''Doraemonball'''|ドーラエモンボール|Dōraemonbōru}} is a TV show, based on the real-world [[wikipedia:Doraemon|Doraemon]], and possibly a second parody of ''Dragon Ball'' based on its name. | |||
It is the second favorite show of [[Felicia Mitsuki]]. | |||
== Dragon Knight Squad == | |||
{{nihongo|'''Dragon Knight Squad'''|ドラゴン・ナイト・スクワッド|Doragon Naito Sukuwaddo}} is a TV show, based on the real-world [[wikipedia:Super Sentai|Super Sentai]] franchise. In particular, it may be based on the ''Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger'' ("Knight Dragon Squadron Dragon Armament Ranger") season, which released the year prior to Hotori Yuzuki's debut. | |||
It is the favorite show of [[Hotori Yuzuki]]. | |||
== Momonga == | |||
Is a popular crime literary series written by Daihachiro Furuyahsiki. Both [[Jun Kazari]] and [[Temari Kira]] seem to have read about this series. | |||
==Mr. Purrs-a-lot== | ==Mr. Purrs-a-lot== | ||
{{nihongo|'''Mr. Purrs-a-lot'''|こねこのゴロゴロ|Koneko no Gorogoro}} is a puppet show about the titular cat, Mr. Purrs-a-lot, who lives in a place called "animal city" (''Japanese''). | |||
It is the favorite show of [[Sana Futaba]]. As revealed in Sana's MSS: Due to being neglected by her family, Sana spent a lot of time outdoors and befriended a stray cat, whom she named Miss Purrs (''Japanese'') after Mr. Purrs-a-lot. She owned a Mr. Purrs-a-lot keychain, which helped her bond with another lonely student who liked it, but was soon after bullied by other students who stole the keychain. When she was first approached by [[Kyubey]] to make her contract, she initially wanted to wish herself into the show's "animal city" setting, but was told doing so was impossible. [[Iroha Tamaki]] also owns a Mr. Purrs-a-lot keychain, and the two of them can talk to each other about it now that Sana has joined [[Mikazuki Villa]]. | |||
Apart from the titular Mr Purrs-a-lot, characters mentioned include Wonderfur, Curlymagne, Piggles the Pig, and Moortimer the Cow. The show is written by [[Hajime Niboshi]], directed by [[Nekoyanagi]], and brought to life by the puppet troupe [[Futamiza]]. | |||
Each episode was 15 minutes. Several episodes have been alluded to, including one where Mr. Purrs-a-lot rides a balloon into space, one where Mr. Purrs-a-lot gets into a beach volleyball tournament and almost wins, and one where Mr. Purrs-a-lot rides a huge bird to another village. | |||
In the event [[Bittersweet AI Memory]], [[Minor_Uwasa#Mr._Purrs-A-Lot_the_Kitten_Rumor|Uwasa taking the form of characters from the show]] appear. | In the event [[Bittersweet AI Memory]], [[Minor_Uwasa#Mr._Purrs-A-Lot_the_Kitten_Rumor|Uwasa taking the form of characters from the show]] appear. | ||
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====Anime==== | ====Anime==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Episode 4 Snacks with Mitama 42.png | |||
Episode 9 Rumor of AI-chan 2.png | Episode 9 Rumor of AI-chan 2.png | ||
Episode 9 Rumor of AI-chan 3.png | Episode 9 Rumor of AI-chan 3.png | ||
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Pig uwasa.PNG|The Piggles the Pig Uwasa | Pig uwasa.PNG|The Piggles the Pig Uwasa | ||
Cow uwasa.PNG|The Moortimer the Cow Uwasa | Cow uwasa.PNG|The Moortimer the Cow Uwasa | ||
Memoria 1598 c.png | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Secret heroine Mimical☆Mimiko! == | |||
{{nihongo|'''Secret heroine Mimical☆Mimiko!'''|秘密のヒロイン・ミミカル☆ミミコ|Himitsu no hiroin mimikaru ☆ mimiko}} is likely based on real-world magical girl series such as ''[[Wikipedia:Magical Princess Minky Momo|Magical Princess Minky Momo]]''. | |||
Is a popular magical girl anime in which the main protagonist, Mimiko, is an elementary schooler that has the power to grow into a 16 year old. | |||
==Nomadic Detective Koichi Todoroki== | ==Nomadic Detective Koichi Todoroki== | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Memoria_1385.jpg|A close-up of her '''Detective Todoroki''' pin, as seen in a Memoria | |||
Memoria 1385 c.png | |||
Chiharu School.png|Chiharu's [[Matsumiya Municipal First Middle School]] uniform featuring the pin | |||
Chiharu Swimsuit.png|Chiharu's swimsuit featuring the pin | |||
103202 tokime.jpg | |||
103202 tokime leader out.jpg | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Phantom Thief Magical Kirin== | ==Phantom Thief Magical Kirin== | ||
{{nihongo|'''Phantom Thief Magical Kirin'''|怪盗少女マジカルきりん|Kaitou Shoujo Majikaru Kirin}} may be based on the real-world ''[[Wikipedia:Kamichama Karin|Kamichama Karin]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Phantom Thief Jeanne|Phantom Thief Jeanne]]''. | |||
It is a long-running shoujo manga series that supposedly features a rather formulaic approach. According to [[Karin Misono]], "it's a story about how Magical Kirin steals a bunch of magical artifacts that were scattered around the world, all while battling demons and ghouls". | |||
Fans of this series refer to themselves as {{nihongo|Kirinites|マジきらー|Maji Kiraa}}. Known Kirinites include [[Karin Misono]] (whose Magical Girl costume is | Fans of this series refer to themselves as {{nihongo|Kirinites|マジきらー|Maji Kiraa}}. Known Kirinites include [[Karin Misono]] (whose Magical Girl costume is almost an exact copy of Kirin's), Karin's grandmother, [[Alina Gray]] (after being lent this manga by Karin), [[Riko Chiaki]] and [[Ashley Taylor]]. | ||
As was revealed in [[Ashley Taylor]]'s MSS, some locations in the manga are based off [[Kamihama City]] itself. Additionally, the same story revealed that the chapters 20 through 27 of the manga are known as the {{nihongo|Western Cellar arc|異境地下室編|Ikyou Shikashitsu Hen}}. | As was revealed in [[Ashley Taylor]]'s MSS, some locations in the manga are based off [[Kamihama City]] itself. Additionally, the same story revealed that the chapters 20 through 27 of the manga are known as the {{nihongo|Western Cellar arc|異境地下室編|Ikyou Shikashitsu Hen}}. | ||
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This page covers fictional works that exist within the world of Magia Record. Many such works are named and referenced by various characters throughout the game.
Decagon Ball
Decagon Ball (デカゴンボール Dekagon Booru) is a TV show, based off real-life Dragon Ball.
It is the favorite show of Felicia Mitsuki.
Detective Maid Mei
Detective Maid Mei (探偵少女 メイドのメ―ちゃん Tantei Shoujo Meido no Mee-chan) may be based on the real-world Maid Deka.
It is a short manga series by the same author as Phantom Thief Magical Kirin. It was only ever mentioned in the Newbie Maid Carefree Kanagi event story.
Karin Misono lent this manga to Kanagi Izumi to help her become a better maid.
Doraemonball
Doraemonball (ドーラエモンボール Dōraemonbōru) is a TV show, based on the real-world Doraemon, and possibly a second parody of Dragon Ball based on its name.
It is the second favorite show of Felicia Mitsuki.
Dragon Knight Squad
Dragon Knight Squad (ドラゴン・ナイト・スクワッド Doragon Naito Sukuwaddo) is a TV show, based on the real-world Super Sentai franchise. In particular, it may be based on the Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger ("Knight Dragon Squadron Dragon Armament Ranger") season, which released the year prior to Hotori Yuzuki's debut.
It is the favorite show of Hotori Yuzuki.
Momonga
Is a popular crime literary series written by Daihachiro Furuyahsiki. Both Jun Kazari and Temari Kira seem to have read about this series.
Mr. Purrs-a-lot
Mr. Purrs-a-lot (こねこのゴロゴロ Koneko no Gorogoro) is a puppet show about the titular cat, Mr. Purrs-a-lot, who lives in a place called "animal city" (Japanese).
It is the favorite show of Sana Futaba. As revealed in Sana's MSS: Due to being neglected by her family, Sana spent a lot of time outdoors and befriended a stray cat, whom she named Miss Purrs (Japanese) after Mr. Purrs-a-lot. She owned a Mr. Purrs-a-lot keychain, which helped her bond with another lonely student who liked it, but was soon after bullied by other students who stole the keychain. When she was first approached by Kyubey to make her contract, she initially wanted to wish herself into the show's "animal city" setting, but was told doing so was impossible. Iroha Tamaki also owns a Mr. Purrs-a-lot keychain, and the two of them can talk to each other about it now that Sana has joined Mikazuki Villa.
Apart from the titular Mr Purrs-a-lot, characters mentioned include Wonderfur, Curlymagne, Piggles the Pig, and Moortimer the Cow. The show is written by Hajime Niboshi, directed by Nekoyanagi, and brought to life by the puppet troupe Futamiza.
Each episode was 15 minutes. Several episodes have been alluded to, including one where Mr. Purrs-a-lot rides a balloon into space, one where Mr. Purrs-a-lot gets into a beach volleyball tournament and almost wins, and one where Mr. Purrs-a-lot rides a huge bird to another village.
In the event Bittersweet AI Memory, Uwasa taking the form of characters from the show appear.
Gallery
Anime
Game
The Mr. Purrs-a-lot the Kitten Uwasa
The Piggles the Pig Uwasa
The Moortimer the Cow Uwasa
Secret heroine Mimical☆Mimiko!
Secret heroine Mimical☆Mimiko! (秘密のヒロイン・ミミカル☆ミミコ Himitsu no hiroin mimikaru ☆ mimiko) is likely based on real-world magical girl series such as Magical Princess Minky Momo.
Is a popular magical girl anime in which the main protagonist, Mimiko, is an elementary schooler that has the power to grow into a 16 year old.
Nomadic Detective Koichi Todoroki
Nomadic Detective Koichi Todoroki (宿無し探偵・等々力耕一 Yadonashi Tantei Todoroki Kouichi) (also translated as Wandering Detective Koichi Todoroki) is a detective TV series.
The actor portraying Koichi Todoroki is Takehiko Sakaki.
It is the favorite show of Chiharu Hiroe, and she always wears a pin featuring the series' protagonist.
A close-up of her Detective Todoroki pin, as seen in a Memoria
Chiharu's Matsumiya Municipal First Middle School uniform featuring the pin
Chiharu's swimsuit featuring the pin
Phantom Thief Magical Kirin
Phantom Thief Magical Kirin (怪盗少女マジカルきりん Kaitou Shoujo Majikaru Kirin) may be based on the real-world Kamichama Karin and Phantom Thief Jeanne.
It is a long-running shoujo manga series that supposedly features a rather formulaic approach. According to Karin Misono, "it's a story about how Magical Kirin steals a bunch of magical artifacts that were scattered around the world, all while battling demons and ghouls".
Fans of this series refer to themselves as Kirinites (マジきらー Maji Kiraa). Known Kirinites include Karin Misono (whose Magical Girl costume is almost an exact copy of Kirin's), Karin's grandmother, Alina Gray (after being lent this manga by Karin), Riko Chiaki and Ashley Taylor.
As was revealed in Ashley Taylor's MSS, some locations in the manga are based off Kamihama City itself. Additionally, the same story revealed that the chapters 20 through 27 of the manga are known as the Western Cellar arc (異境地下室編 Ikyou Shikashitsu Hen).
Alina reading Magical Kirin
