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-->'''Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya:''' Hey, ugly! Didn’t anybody ever warn you? The dumbest place in the world to attack is a girls’ school in Japan.
-->'''Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya:''' Hey, ugly! Didn’t anybody ever warn you? The dumbest place in the world to attack is a girls’ school in Japan.
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* ''Webcomic/AgentsOfTheRealm'' is clearly inspired by the genre, with parallel worlds, MonsterOfTheWeek and eponymous Agents being five {{Magical Girl Warrior}}s whose {{Transformation Trinket}}s are shiny amulets.
* ''Webcomic/AmericanoExodus'' is a rather unique take on the genre. Several of the main characters are young girls descended from the nobility of a parallel world, sent to earth in order to hunt down members of the Twilight Dawn organization, who are hiding out on our planet. While the girls do have magic and costumes, the magical girl elements end there. The main character, Amel, is actually a teenage boy who must pretend to be a girl in order to protect the integrity of his household and his own life. Since only women are supposed to be able to use magic, any men with the ability, while rare, are imprisoned and sometimes executed.
* ''Webcomic/AngelMoxie'' is both a parody and an homage of the genre. It is about Junior High student Alex (a fairly standard magical girl) and her two friends (each of whom have super powers but otherwise don't have many magical girl characteristics) as they fight off Lord Yzin and his servants. It can be found [[http://www.venisproductions.com/angelmoxie/archives/0/0/001.html here]].
** The [[http://www.venisproductions.com/angelmoxie/archives/3/7/371.html backstory]] specifies that the magical girl motif was inspired by fiction.
* ''Webcomic/ApricotCookies'' is a DeconstructiveParody of the genre. It chronicles the life, loves, and laundry of the titular heroine, the only magical girl in Japan who can't transform. It also deconstructs many other anime tropes and even some from general fiction.
* ''Webcomic/TheArtistAndTheMachine'' is about a magical girl befriending a robot sent to kill her.
* ''Webcomic/CardcaptorTorika'', a doujinshi based on the Cardcaptor Sakura series featuring Sakura's daughter.
* ''Webcomic/CrystalFighters'' by Jen and Tyler Bartel is about a girl named Stella whose parents give her a copy of a magical girl-themed VR game called "Crystal Fighters". On the surface, it's a very cutesy game, which is exactly what Stella ''doesn't'' want; she'd sooner play fighting games, but her parents restrict her gaming to titles they consider "suitable for young girls". However, shortly after entering the world of "Crystal Fighters" for the first time, she discovers that a number of players have bypassed the game's controls (which penalize any kind of violent act with a time out) and set up a secret magical girl fight club.
* ''Webcomic/DameDaffodil'', a webcomic of the neo-classical variety. Inspired by ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' and ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''. Presented in a [[{{Yonkoma}} four-panel black and white style]] and set in the modern day, it plays out like a SliceOfLife as the main character, Charo Flores, wants to be a hero and help out others however she can.
* ''Webcomic/EvilDiva'', a webcomic about a devil girl who can't help doing good deeds for others.
* ''Webcomic/GorgeousPrincessCreamyBeamy'', a somewhat violent parody of the genre's conventions - the heroine is somewhat chubby, has an alien disguised as a star-nosed mole for a MentorMascot, and is often severely injured in battle (luckily, she is a HumanAlien with the ability to [[GoodThingYouCanHeal regenerate]] her body parts).
* ''Webcomic/TheHues''
* ''Webcomic/HiToTsukiToHoshiNoTama'' is about three magical girls with {{Mon}}s.
* ''Webcomic/KakikomiMagicalGirls'' is about a disillusioned OfficeLady named Shiori Kamiya who becomes a Magical girl. The rest of her team are also in their late teens and twenties.
* ''Webcomic/M9Girls'', a MadScience version of the genre. The eponymous girls gain ElementalPowers by means of [[ChemistryCanDoAnything genetic manipulation]].
* ''[[http://shinsengumi-fan-girl.deviantart.com/gallery/24141978 Magical Boys!]]'', another parody of the genre - the main character is a boy who is given magical girl powers (although he retains his gender) to battle against {{Dark Magical Girl}}s who want to kill retired magical girls. As the story progresses, more magical boys are revealed.
* ''Webcomic/MagicalBoy'' is a DeconstructiveParody that explores the magical boy concept, but with transgender themes. The main character, Max, is the latest to take on the role of a Goddess, an exclusively female role that spans back to the beginning of creation. However, Max is a transgender boy, and comes out to his parents on his 16th birthday - the very same day his magical powers awaken. Much of the magical girl lore is tongue-in-cheek, especially when it comes to Max's mother, Hikari, but it doubles as a deconstruction as it shows the consequences of dealing with a world-threatening menace, on top of learning to navigate life as a trans teen and being forced into a role that doesn't match one's identity.
* In ''Webcomic/MagicalGirlNeil'', Neil, the protagonist, becomes an Oni-fighting Magical Girl on his 16th birthday, due to [[spoiler: coming from a long line of magical girls - magical ''boys'' are only born every 100 years or so.]]
* ''[[http://sparklermonthly.com/series/magical-how/ Magical How?]]'' is the story of two normal college guys who are approached by a talking golf ball who offers them magical powers - when one of them agrees, he ends up DraggedIntoDrag and forced to fight for love and justice as a magical warrior.
* ''Webcomic/MagickChicks'' centers around Melissa, a former [[AlphaBitch "queen bee"]] who finds herself [[TheCallKnowsWhereYouLive fated to become a magical girl]], after being transferred to Artemis Academy. Worse, she now has [[http://www.eeriecuties.com/strips-ec/stupid_magick_stick a mysterious wand for a conscience]] and [[GeniusDitz a ditzy blonde]] [[ChronicHeroSyndrome do-gooder]] for a mentor, when all she wants is [[http://www.magickchicks.com/strips-mc/mean_old_tubby_kitty to overthrow Faith and become popular.]] [[BeingGoodSucks What a world!]]
* Also parodied in ''Webcomic/MahouShounenFight''.
* ''Webcomic/MechagicalGirlLisaANT'' parodies the genre with a FanGirl who becomes a (sorta) magical girl... and proceeds to apply large amounts of WrongGenreSavvy.
* ''Webcomic/{{Nexus}}'' is about a magical girl chosen by destiny who gets her powers from a mysterious shopkeeper.
* ''Webcomic/PrincessChroma'' is a deconstruction of the genre. June Summers seems to be the TheChosenOne for all the wrong reasons, much to the despair of her MentorMascot.
* ''Webcomic/ShatteredStarlight'' features an ex-magical girl trying to live her life after the breakup of her team.
* ''Webcomic/SleeplessDomain'' is about the {{Child Soldier|s}} magical girls who protect an unnamed city from its nightly siege by strange monsters, but don't worry - registered Magical Girls have a 70% lower risk of severe injury or death!
* ''Webcomic/TheSorcerersApprentice'' is an original work by Bwillett, the author of ''Webcomic/CardcaptorTorika'', about a girl in New England called Victoria who learns magic (with transformations included) in order to stop a series of monsters unleashed after she puts on an ancient ring. It takes a relatively realistic approach to the genre, both in terms of developing the magic system behind the transformations, and its focus on characterization.
* ''Webcomic/ToPreventWorldPeace'' features a world where Magical girls have been active since UsefulNotes/WorldWarI. Cue AlternateHistory. The story follows a magical girl who believes she must become a NecessarilyEvil in order to stop other girls from [[KnightTemplar going too far]].
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* ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'' has the Galaxy Girl Scouts (''Franchise/SailorMoon'' [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] Franchise/GreenLantern [[TheChosenMany Corps]]), as a major portion of Daisy's/Veled's BackStory.
* ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' contains several of these, though the only ones seen so far are Meimi (retired), [[spoiler:Yuki]], and possibly Miho. It's been shown by the Tokyo Police and their actions that an unlicensed Magical girl is a serious threat.
* ''Webcomic/{{Metacarpolis}}'' has a darker than normal take in Emiko, a former Magical Girl and Pop Idol who chucked it all, moved to America and works as a cleaning service maid. Her backstory makes her look like a FormerChildStar with PTSD.
* ''Webcomic/{{Rain}}'' is huge fan of an in-universe, magical girl manga called "Black Wings Kaminari".
* Parodied in ''Webcomic/SparklingGenerationValkyrieYuuki'', where the ''male'' main character is [[GenderBender turned into a]] [[MagicalGirlWarrior valkyrie]] by a [[Myth/NorseMythology Norse god]] hiding inside a Magical Girl anime, who had assumed that anyone watching it would ''already'' be female.
* ''Webcomic/TsunamiChannel'' has Magical Mina, a magical girl who, like Nanoha, has strong influences from shounen manga.
* In ''Webcomic/PowerpuffGirlsDoujinshi'', Bubbles first [[http://ppg.snafu-comics.com/index.php?comic_id=28 dresses as Sailor Moon as a gag]] but according to Webcomic/GrimTalesFromDownBelow, [[spoiler: [[http://grim.snafu-comics.com/?comic_id=170 she might take up the title for real one day]], and [[http://ppg.snafu-comics.com/index.php?comic_id=254 the outfit she wears]] while fighting insect robots]] looks like a magical girl outfit.
* ''Webcomic/SoftAndShattered'' features magical girls, or mahou, who make contracts with familiars and gain the usual ability to transform and fight Nightmares.
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* ''Webcomic/AgentsOfTheRealm'' is clearly inspired by the genre, with parallel worlds, MonsterOfTheWeek and eponymous Agents being five {{Magical Girl Warrior}}s whose {{Transformation Trinket}}s are shiny amulets.
* ''Webcomic/AmericanoExodus'' is a rather unique take on the genre. Several of the main characters are young girls descended from the nobility of a parallel world, sent to earth in order to hunt down members of the Twilight Dawn organization, who are hiding out on our planet. While the girls do have magic and costumes, the magical girl elements end there. The main character, Amel, is actually a teenage boy who must pretend to be a girl in order to protect the integrity of his household and his own life. Since only women are supposed to be able to use magic, any men with the ability, while rare, are imprisoned and sometimes executed.
* ''Webcomic/AngelMoxie'' is both a parody and an homage of the genre. It is about Junior High student Alex (a fairly standard magical girl) and her two friends (each of whom have super powers but otherwise don't have many magical girl characteristics) as they fight off Lord Yzin and his servants. It can be found [[http://www.venisproductions.com/angelmoxie/archives/0/0/001.html here]].
** The [[http://www.venisproductions.com/angelmoxie/archives/3/7/371.html backstory]] specifies that the magical girl motif was inspired by fiction.
* ''Webcomic/ApricotCookies'' is a DeconstructiveParody of the genre. It chronicles the life, loves, and laundry of the titular heroine, the only magical girl in Japan who can't transform. It also deconstructs many other anime tropes and even some from general fiction.
* ''Webcomic/TheArtistAndTheMachine'' is about a magical girl befriending a robot sent to kill her.
* ''Webcomic/CardcaptorTorika'', a doujinshi based on the Cardcaptor Sakura series featuring Sakura's daughter.
* ''Webcomic/CrystalFighters'' by Jen and Tyler Bartel is about a girl named Stella whose parents give her a copy of a magical girl-themed VR game called "Crystal Fighters". On the surface, it's a very cutesy game, which is exactly what Stella ''doesn't'' want; she'd sooner play fighting games, but her parents restrict her gaming to titles they consider "suitable for young girls". However, shortly after entering the world of "Crystal Fighters" for the first time, she discovers that a number of players have bypassed the game's controls (which penalize any kind of violent act with a time out) and set up a secret magical girl fight club.
* ''Webcomic/DameDaffodil'', a webcomic of the neo-classical variety. Inspired by ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' and ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''. Presented in a [[{{Yonkoma}} four-panel black and white style]] and set in the modern day, it plays out like a SliceOfLife as the main character, Charo Flores, wants to be a hero and help out others however she can.
* ''Webcomic/EvilDiva'', a webcomic about a devil girl who can't help doing good deeds for others.
* ''Webcomic/GorgeousPrincessCreamyBeamy'', a somewhat violent parody of the genre's conventions - the heroine is somewhat chubby, has an alien disguised as a star-nosed mole for a MentorMascot, and is often severely injured in battle (luckily, she is a HumanAlien with the ability to [[GoodThingYouCanHeal regenerate]] her body parts).
* ''Webcomic/TheHues''
* ''Webcomic/HiToTsukiToHoshiNoTama'' is about three magical girls with {{Mon}}s.
* ''Webcomic/KakikomiMagicalGirls'' is about a disillusioned OfficeLady named Shiori Kamiya who becomes a Magical girl. The rest of her team are also in their late teens and twenties.
* ''Webcomic/M9Girls'', a MadScience version of the genre. The eponymous girls gain ElementalPowers by means of [[ChemistryCanDoAnything genetic manipulation]].
* ''[[http://shinsengumi-fan-girl.deviantart.com/gallery/24141978 Magical Boys!]]'', another parody of the genre - the main character is a boy who is given magical girl powers (although he retains his gender) to battle against {{Dark Magical Girl}}s who want to kill retired magical girls. As the story progresses, more magical boys are revealed.
* ''Webcomic/MagicalBoy'' is a DeconstructiveParody that explores the magical boy concept, but with transgender themes. The main character, Max, is the latest to take on the role of a Goddess, an exclusively female role that spans back to the beginning of creation. However, Max is a transgender boy, and comes out to his parents on his 16th birthday - the very same day his magical powers awaken. Much of the magical girl lore is tongue-in-cheek, especially when it comes to Max's mother, Hikari, but it doubles as a deconstruction as it shows the consequences of dealing with a world-threatening menace, on top of learning to navigate life as a trans teen and being forced into a role that doesn't match one's identity.
* In ''Webcomic/MagicalGirlNeil'', Neil, the protagonist, becomes an Oni-fighting Magical Girl on his 16th birthday, due to [[spoiler: coming from a long line of magical girls - magical ''boys'' are only born every 100 years or so.]]
* ''[[http://sparklermonthly.com/series/magical-how/ Magical How?]]'' is the story of two normal college guys who are approached by a talking golf ball who offers them magical powers - when one of them agrees, he ends up DraggedIntoDrag and forced to fight for love and justice as a magical warrior.
* ''Webcomic/MagickChicks'' centers around Melissa, a former [[AlphaBitch "queen bee"]] who finds herself [[TheCallKnowsWhereYouLive fated to become a magical girl]], after being transferred to Artemis Academy. Worse, she now has [[http://www.eeriecuties.com/strips-ec/stupid_magick_stick a mysterious wand for a conscience]] and [[GeniusDitz a ditzy blonde]] [[ChronicHeroSyndrome do-gooder]] for a mentor, when all she wants is [[http://www.magickchicks.com/strips-mc/mean_old_tubby_kitty to overthrow Faith and become popular.]] [[BeingGoodSucks What a world!]]
* Also parodied in ''Webcomic/MahouShounenFight''.
* ''Webcomic/MechagicalGirlLisaANT'' parodies the genre with a FanGirl who becomes a (sorta) magical girl... and proceeds to apply large amounts of WrongGenreSavvy.
* ''Webcomic/{{Nexus}}'' is about a magical girl chosen by destiny who gets her powers from a mysterious shopkeeper.
* ''Webcomic/PrincessChroma'' is a deconstruction of the genre. June Summers seems to be the TheChosenOne for all the wrong reasons, much to the despair of her MentorMascot.
* ''Webcomic/ShatteredStarlight'' features an ex-magical girl trying to live her life after the breakup of her team.
* ''Webcomic/SleeplessDomain'' is about the {{Child Soldier|s}} magical girls who protect an unnamed city from its nightly siege by strange monsters, but don't worry - registered Magical Girls have a 70% lower risk of severe injury or death!
* ''Webcomic/TheSorcerersApprentice'' is an original work by Bwillett, the author of ''Webcomic/CardcaptorTorika'', about a girl in New England called Victoria who learns magic (with transformations included) in order to stop a series of monsters unleashed after she puts on an ancient ring. It takes a relatively realistic approach to the genre, both in terms of developing the magic system behind the transformations, and its focus on characterization.
* ''Webcomic/ToPreventWorldPeace'' features a world where Magical girls have been active since UsefulNotes/WorldWarI. Cue AlternateHistory. The story follows a magical girl who believes she must become a NecessarilyEvil in order to stop other girls from [[KnightTemplar going too far]].
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* ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'' has the Galaxy Girl Scouts (''Franchise/SailorMoon'' [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] Franchise/GreenLantern [[TheChosenMany Corps]]), as a major portion of Daisy's/Veled's BackStory.
* ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' contains several of these, though the only ones seen so far are Meimi (retired), [[spoiler:Yuki]], and possibly Miho. It's been shown by the Tokyo Police and their actions that an unlicensed Magical girl is a serious threat.
* ''Webcomic/{{Metacarpolis}}'' has a darker than normal take in Emiko, a former Magical Girl and Pop Idol who chucked it all, moved to America and works as a cleaning service maid. Her backstory makes her look like a FormerChildStar with PTSD.
* ''Webcomic/{{Rain}}'' is huge fan of an in-universe, magical girl manga called "Black Wings Kaminari".
* Parodied in ''Webcomic/SparklingGenerationValkyrieYuuki'', where the ''male'' main character is [[GenderBender turned into a]] [[MagicalGirlWarrior valkyrie]] by a [[Myth/NorseMythology Norse god]] hiding inside a Magical Girl anime, who had assumed that anyone watching it would ''already'' be female.
* ''Webcomic/TsunamiChannel'' has Magical Mina, a magical girl who, like Nanoha, has strong influences from shounen manga.
* In ''Webcomic/PowerpuffGirlsDoujinshi'', Bubbles first [[http://ppg.snafu-comics.com/index.php?comic_id=28 dresses as Sailor Moon as a gag]] but according to Webcomic/GrimTalesFromDownBelow, [[spoiler: [[http://grim.snafu-comics.com/?comic_id=170 she might take up the title for real one day]], and [[http://ppg.snafu-comics.com/index.php?comic_id=254 the outfit she wears]] while fighting insect robots]] looks like a magical girl outfit.
* ''Webcomic/SoftAndShattered'' features magical girls, or mahou, who make contracts with familiars and gain the usual ability to transform and fight Nightmares.
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