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purplekitteTitle: Meta Sense
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Theme: Guardian Senshi--Madness/Insanity
Genre: General
Version: Anime
Rating: PG
“The difference between us, well other than the fact I’m smarter than you…”
“Prove that assertion. Our test scores are the same.”
“The difference is that I know there are things more important than test scores. But more specifically it’s that I know we’re living in a shoujo manga.”
“That’s crazy,” Viluy insisted.
“No, it’s called super-sanity. But, no, I don’t mean it literally,” Ami clarified. “I mean I’ve been smart enough to notice that the world around me runs on the same rules as shoujo. You say things about only intelligence mattering.”
“Only intelligence and power. Mugen Gakuen acknowledges one and gives the other.”
“See, you’re going to fail, invariably, Bidou-san. The physical laws of the universe dictate that you’re wrong, just like loners like Ha… some of my other recent acquaintances will always be ineffectual in the end compared to the power of love and friendship.”
“That’s nonsensical.”
“No, it’s right and I’d think you’d be the first one to acknowledge that’s the only thing that matters about a theory.”
“Why a shoujo manga? There’s more moral complexity than that in the world, little as it matters.”
“No there isn’t. Or at least it’s always wrong. Always save the girl always works. It is black and white and misguided but will eventually turn to good. As to what tipped me off, the magic girl short skirts and the falling cherry blossom petals were a clue.”
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purplekitteTheme: Guardian Senshi--Madness/Insanity
Genre: General
Version: Anime
Rating: PG
“The difference between us, well other than the fact I’m smarter than you…”
“Prove that assertion. Our test scores are the same.”
“The difference is that I know there are things more important than test scores. But more specifically it’s that I know we’re living in a shoujo manga.”
“That’s crazy,” Viluy insisted.
“No, it’s called super-sanity. But, no, I don’t mean it literally,” Ami clarified. “I mean I’ve been smart enough to notice that the world around me runs on the same rules as shoujo. You say things about only intelligence mattering.”
“Only intelligence and power. Mugen Gakuen acknowledges one and gives the other.”
“See, you’re going to fail, invariably, Bidou-san. The physical laws of the universe dictate that you’re wrong, just like loners like Ha… some of my other recent acquaintances will always be ineffectual in the end compared to the power of love and friendship.”
“That’s nonsensical.”
“No, it’s right and I’d think you’d be the first one to acknowledge that’s the only thing that matters about a theory.”
“Why a shoujo manga? There’s more moral complexity than that in the world, little as it matters.”
“No there isn’t. Or at least it’s always wrong. Always save the girl always works. It is black and white and misguided but will eventually turn to good. As to what tipped me off, the magic girl short skirts and the falling cherry blossom petals were a clue.”
