[ SECRET POST #3382 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3382 ⌋

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Comments

[iggy]

Madoka Magica was written to appeal to all demographics, word of god intended. The marketing et al may have pegged it as 'for dudes', but authorial intent wasn't that. And it worked, as it's very popular among women in Japan. Heck they just released a PMMM themed women's underwear line.

There's a lot of anime distinctly written for dudes but I get the impression that the creators of PMMM just wanted to tell a story. Plus, it's not all dudes. 1/2 of the Magica Quartet, the team behind the series, is women.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah that what I always assumed? Like all the PMMM haters will list "it's aimed towads a male audience!!" as some kind of giant flaw, even though I've never seen a source to this claim and everything I've heard from the behind-the-scenes has no evidence to this.

And I mean, even if it WERE intended just for dudes, it still had well written female characters who wern't sexulized. I still don't see the promblem.