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Mahou Shoujo Site
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Wonder Egg Priority
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If you liked Mahou Shoujo Site, (For some odd reason...) you may enjoy WEP. Their immediate similarities are the themes that the show both have. Both main characters have dealt (or are) dealing with traumatic experiences. (Bullying being the main one).
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Recommended by SeasideLua
Both are dark magical girl-esque anime with hard-hitting themes like suicide, depression, and bullying, but each series has their own thing to say—Wonder Egg Priority faces those traumas head-on, while Mahou Shoujo Site confronts the perpetrators.
Each character takes a turn in the spotlight, illuminating the various pains that come with adolescence. As emotions and ideals clash in battles with the paranormal, these beautiful yet horrifying anime are worth suffering for.
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Recommended by Thekingmcking
In addition to both shows being magical girl/magical girl-esque shows with a predominantly female cast, they both deal with themes such as bullying, suicide and trauma, and in both shows, the main girls are granted powers by a mysterious entity with unclear motives.
If you liked Mahou Shoujo Site and would like a less edgy/over-the-top approach to its themes, be sure to check out Wonder Egg Priority!
Follows a young girl dealing with psychological problems as they form relationships with other people who deal with the same problem. The two focus more on their plot-driven aspects than the character-driven ones, meaning its characters might seem unreasonable sometimes, but its plot is quite good (not the best, just fine). I recommend these to anyone who highly enjoys psychological concepts.
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Recommended by Solaris-----
both about touchy subjects have a mixture of reality and fiction are both about magical girls with special weapons and are both phycological horrors
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Recommended by faisal508508
They both explore the stories of „unfortunate”/bullied girls from middle/high school. These two series explore dark themes that have to do with suicide/self harm, while having a magic/supernatural element.
They have very similar villains, that seem to be tricking the girls by misleading them into believing that their wishes are going to be granted, when in reality nothing good is going to come out of their meeting with the seemingly helpful antagonist.
They both focus on girl on girl friendships, based on strong emotional bonds between depressed girls that didn't have many friends before. Few to none male characters.
Classic magical girl vibe turned dark.
Mahou shoujo
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