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First Arc/Unmarked

Episode 4
  • As Tama popped out of the hole to see the commotion, La Pucelle stepped on her, causing her to fall back in.
    • In the Light Novels, he actually kicked her back in instead, not wanting her to cause any more surprise attacks.
  • In a dark way, the Peaky Angels happily cheering over Ruler's death.

Episode 6

  • Despite being in a middle dramatic battle against Cranberry, La Pucelle's flashback has a few funny moments:
    • When Souta first became La Pucelle, he was in disbelief that he became a magical girl. Fav explained that men can become magical girls, and that's rare for them. Then he realized that he became a girl and pulled down his bra to see for himself...
    • When Sister Nana introduced herself as his mentor, La Pucelle looked away, flushing.

Episode 8

  • During the Peaky Angels' flashback in their teen years, when a boy confessed his love to them, they rejected him by kicking him off the hill.

Episode 11

  • Cranberry, the deadliest and strongest foe of the first arc, being killed by the most pathetic magical girl by a cheapshot.

Restart

  • Lapis Lazuline and Masked Wonder immediately bond over the fact they're a pair of Large Ham magical girls who act like they came out of a comic book.

Limited

  • Weddin having Kuru-Kuru Hime experiment with her ribbon magic by tying Weddin up. Weddin, as a hardcore magical girl fan, notes this is very similar to what you'd find in a dirty video game or manga. And also a useful skill if you were in a dirty video game or manga. Kuru-Kuru Hime, who is an adult woman and Weddin's school teacher, demands to know how Weddin knows this.
    Weddin: I can't seem to move like this. You could use a skill like this in some dirty video game or manga.
    Kuru-Kuru Hime: How does a minor like you know about that stuff?!
    Weddin: It's common knowledge.
    Kuru-Kuru Hime: That is not common knowledge.
    • Later, Weddin explains how her powers (making sure no one breaks a promise made with her) and appearance are meant to represent how terrifying the shackles of marriage can be. Kuru-Kuru Hime, who is also an Old Maid, doesn't appreciate such views on marriage.
      Kuru-Kuru Hime: That's some scary power...
      Weddin: It epitomizes the fearsome nature of marriage.
      Kuru-Kuru Hime: How can you say something like that when you're underage?
      Weddin: It's common knowledge.
      Kuru-Kuru Hime: It's the kind of common knowledge you need to get rid of.
  • Tepsekemi is unaware of the fact she doesn't emote much regardless of how she's feeling. She attempts to smile at Weddin. Weddin freaks out.

JOKERS

  • Princess Tempest comes up with the brilliant idea to approach the boy she's crushing on using her magical girl form. Not only does the narration sarcastically state this is "an original idea no one ever thought to use before" as a nod to all the classic magical girl stories such as Magical Emi, the Magic Star and Creamy Mami, the Magic Angel, there's the fact Pechka back in Restart did that exactly.

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