The explosions are bigger and the hits are harder than your typical magical girl fare. Most of the violence consists of characters being hit by magical blasts, although there are some scenes where physical violence is used. Violence: Nanoha engages in combat in pretty much every episode. In Episode 11, Fate is briefly shown naked (again, Barbie doll-level) and another girl is shown naked, but as she is curled into a ball, nothing inappropriate can be seen. There appear to be two very brief panty shots of Nanoha in the first episode and in the ninth episode. Arf’s outfit shows off her ample cleavage. When Nanoha transforms, she is completely naked, though the detail is Barbie doll-level. Language/Crude Humor: 1 “d*mn” (based on the English dub) Alcohol/Drug Use: None Sexual Content: Some viewers may take issue with Nanoha’s transformation sequences, as the characters are all prepubescent elementary school girls.
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Nevertheless, magic is presented in the series as being an innate power that is stronger in some than in others, so its exact nature is a bit of a mystery. In the instances where tools are used, the magic appears to be a mixture of technology and mystic power, specifically because the tools change form depending on what is being asked of them, and they perform spells as if executing a program. Most of the characters use a tool of some sort to cast magic (Nanoha has the Raising Heart while Fate has Bardiche, for example), but there are instances where no notable tool is used (such as when Yuno puts up barriers).
As the two continue to clash, Nanoha finds herself more than a little intrigued by this mysterious foe as the two girls become embroiled in a universal conflict much larger than they could ever imagine.Ĭontent Guide Spiritual Content: As suggested by the title, this series does contain magic, though it is entirely of the fictional, fantastical kind. Nanoha soon finds herself in a competition with Fate Testarossa, a rival magical girl who is seeking the Jewel Seeds for her own purposes. Injured and unable to defend himself, Yuuno bestows the Raising Heart upon Nanoha, allowing her to transform into a magical girl and recapture the Jewel Seeds on his behalf. Little does she know, this ferret is actually Yuuno Scrya, an archaeologist from another world who is hunting down the lost Jewel Seeds. Nanoha Takamachi is a normal, third-grade student who finds a wounded ferret while walking home with her friends. Like most shows of this genre, the series follows a young girl who is bestowed with otherworldly powers.
Rating: PG-13 First released in 2004, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha has become a well-known name among magical girl aficionados. Starring: Christina Vee, Jennifer Alyx, Marianne Miller, Lauren Landa
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