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A webcomic about a Magical Girl (read: a total Fangirl) and her Mentor Mascot (read: an evil 4-inch-tall alien ant), out to save the earth (read: unknowingly help the alien ants invade it) by fighting evil alien termites in devastating Humongous (read: human-sized) Mecha battles.

Find it here. While the final two News Posts have a tone of wanting to continue the comic, other points raised about being busy/unenthused and the author's total disappearance from the webcomic community shortly afterward most likely means the series will not be continued.

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This comic provides examples of:

• Ascended Fangirl
• Animesque
• Calling Your Attacks
• Filler Strips
• Government Agency of Fiction: PET SHOP.
• Hero with Bad Publicity: Lisa's alter ego
• Humongous Mecha: Sort of.
• In the Name of the Moon
• Lawyer-Friendly Cameo: Nanoha and Vita appear in episode 3, attending a free samba lesson for kids[1].
  • Along with many cameos from the girls of WITCH.
• Living With The Villain: Lisa and Paula.
• Magical Girl: A genuine one, a Dark Magical Girl, actually.
• The Men In Black: Lisa's parents, who work for the aforementioned Government Agency of Fiction.
• Mentor Mascot
• Powered Armor
• Schedule Slip
• Shout Out: Lisa's room is full of them, including Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki, Sailor Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura. One strip also has them studying David Bowie's 1. Outside in literature class.
• The Ditz: Lisa.
• Translation Convention: It's set in Copenhagen, Denmark.
• Unknown Rival: Lisa is too dumb to realize that Pink Flash is her enemy.
• Villain with Good Publicity: Pink Flash
• Wide-Eyed Idealist: And she still insists on being such after everything she's been through.
• Wrong Genre Savvy

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