I don't know who's Mary Sera, last time I watched Detective Conan was around 20 years ago and I only read some manga from the beginning. According to my search, she didn't even exist back then.
I don't know who's Mary Sera, last time I watched Detective Conan was around 20 years ago and I only read some manga from the beginning. According to my search, she didn't even exist back then.
Mary Sera is another character who was turned into a child because of the APTX 4869 drug. She'd be in the intellectual type since she has shown to very smart.
Mary Sera is another character who was turned into a child because of the APTX 4869 drug. She'd be in the intellectual type since she has shown to very smart.
I assumed that was the case when I saw the pictures, now I look at the first one I vaguely recall a meme. In the second one she doesn't even look like a loli, out of context I'd think it's just a short mommy (but not as quite as others).
Everyone knows foxes are messengers of the gods, if not gods themselves, but she is even more special than that.
Our little protagonist is Yuzu, a foxgirl who was saved at a really young age. She was looked after, taught everything her caretaker knew and raised with plenty of affection. Thanks to all that, Yuzu is a kind and warm being who will fill an irreplaceable spot in everyone's hearts. Once she's ready, she's sent to a new home, a distant inn atop of a hill called Konohanatei. She, who has always lived in a quite place, can't fathom the change she's going to have in this place!
Konohanatei is run by an old fox with a lot of character who's quick to put her to work. Always guided by her attentive co-workers, she will spare no effort in any of the tasks she's given (even if they return unexpected results). Maybe with more slips than successes, she never gives up to return the trust she was put on, and so, days pass in her new home.
Among all the co-workers, Satsuki is the one designed to be her instructor. A serious, capable, diligent kitsune who will be as strict as needed to make her learn from her mistakes (since she's too prone to). However, her relationship won't be only as kouhai-senpai, as they'll be in all kind of situations and hear all kind of stories, unforgettable ones. Of course, it's not as Satsuki is going to monopolise her, Yuzu will also have her own trials to overcome and make acquaitances that few dream of.
Konohana Kitan is a manga that started in 2014's Christmas Eve and got a single season anime adaptation in 2017. A still ongoing story with 17 manga volumes promises a heart-warming journey with this little fox set to discover more than meets the eye. The anime adaptation is a great incentive to dive into the manga and a great option to relax yourself after a busy day. If this still doesn't convince you, you only need to listen the opening song, it'll be the push you need to watch it!
Senko is a loli right?
She is a fox too so I bring this up! Hehe appreciate da fox lolis!!
The helpful fox Senko San is also the first anime I ever watched (aside from Pokémon)
( Also Toro , the character on my pfp is a fox girl!)
Senko is a loli right?
She is a fox too so I bring this up! Hehe appreciate da fox lolis!!
The helpful fox Senko San is also the first anime I ever watched (aside from Pokémon)
( Also Toro , the character on my pfp is a fox girl!)
Yes, Senko is a baba-loli (as well as Shiro, both in my list), I didn't showcase her because she is already popular (the best loli from the triumvirate of the season the anime was aired). Even if it was a short adaptation, it was lovely.
The reason you can rest peacefully at night is because this little angel is protecting the streets unconditionally.
Welcome to Kuronekotei! In this lovely café you'll meet a lot of waitresses that'll make your day but, in particular, there is a sun that shines more brightly: Gekka. She is one of the oldest staff members and you can see her performing all the tasks flawlessly. In addition to that, she's quick to ad-libing and improvise any idea others bring up, which makes her the great partner you can ask for in any work. Despite her small frame, there is no physical task where she gets behind or service she fails to deliver... except picking books from the booksheft that are too high for her, her co-worker Houkiboshi is just too fast to ask her not to help. When the protagonist Haizakura comes to the café, she watches over her and even volunteers to show her the town, she's just too thoughtful for anyone to dislike her!
Prima Doll features other lovable characters including the couple of lolis in the picture: Haizakura on the left and Haikagura on the right, plus a benevolent existence outside the picture called Chiyo (check the one as example for "Joyful"). An original one-season anime that got a couple of manga spin-offs, all in this decade, is not set in our world. Here, robots and androids exist, they are the ones who push the story forward. If you're up for an emotional adventure, check out this one!
Do you know what is "wagashi"? If you were listening to your Japanese lessons you can only answer "yes, I love them". And just as sweet as them is our Itsuka, the designed heiress of a traditional store in Kyoto that sells these delicacies. Itsuka goes attends to her elementary school on the morning until the afternoon and then, once she finishes her homework, she helps in the store like any other employee. On the weekends, she helps the store as well, all without neglecting any of her responsabilities at home. This all sounds too good to be real, right? Any parent would love her as a daughter.
However, this perfect daughter is no related to the couple that runs this store. As a matter fact, Itsuka was abandoned at a very young age and yearns for her parents. Here, she's really appreciated to the point she is the one who is considered to inherit the business. The series starts with Nagumo returning home with the hope of inheriting the family business when he bumps into her and discovers that this is not going to play as smooth as he thought: she shows to be better in every aspect, and he's treated condescingly. Will Nagumo be able to overcome this trial? And how?
To answer all these questions, this is a manga series that started in 2016 and, for now, has no less than 20 volumes. Four years ago, this title got an anime adaptation that helped giving visibility this slice of life-comedy series. It also features cooking as the main theme (after all, this is about making the best sweets), if you like cousine you may get a new inspiration.
Nothing is what it seems in Bakemonogatari, as you may have noticed with Shinobu Oshino previously. Hachikuji is well-known as well in the Internet, as she is an essential character in the series. Intelligent, perceptive, always on her own and ready to give trouble to the protagonist. She could fill in many archetypes as she is a complete character that has an important place even nowadays, after all the books and anime adaptations this series has been given. The author must have a bathtub filled with 10K yen notes and, ironically, this is an important drive for this character. Casuality? Just me writing? No-no, it's a fact:
Also known as the Lost Snail, Hachikuji is a guide for Koyomi, despite the apparent contradiction. When he is about to lose his sanity, who does appear? Exactly, a girl with a huge backpack and a couple of bouncing ponytails. Maybe a certain day he's wandering outside town, but the camera fixes on Koyomi's eyes. Is it an enemy stand approaching? No, it's someone who's about to surprise from behind! On the other way, you may just need to ask for some directions or if she had seen the person he's tailing. No matter the request, she will provide him unique insight after repeating their usual routine and being called "Arararagi-san" or any variation of her surname to tick him off.
To finish today's post, let me show you why this character leaves indifferent no one:
Sometimes, magical girls are the ones bringing misfortune to prosperous realms ruled by superior beings...
The Greatest Jahy was the right hand of the queen in the Dark Realm, everyone feared her and comply with any of her whims, as her power was real. All in past tense, as on one peaceful day a magical girl broke in the castle and went directly to destroy the crystal that held all the kingdom together... and threw Jahy into despair. This despair was translated into being transported to another world where magic doesn't exist and where she had no choice but to remain in her past childish body after depleting her magic energy. But even worse, this world has rules she's not able to understand, or rather, to comply with!
You can imagine what happens to someone who has been living comfortably in a castle, with servants and whose accomplishments rely solely on her magic prowess... magic that she wields no more. Or maybe not, because she's not going to give up! Surely she's going to fail, be humiliated, cry over it, resign to her fate and repeat this process, but every time she fails she does it better! By raw effort in her adaptation, she finds a job, a place to live and a routine to follow in order to, one day, restore the Dark Realm! And she will discover she's not alone with this.
Among the allies she will find there's someone who will keep her inner flame blazing and make her be her true self: Kokoro. She is a girl she meets in a park one day when Jahy is by herself, looking condescendingly at other children as she owned the place. Jahy starts ordering around but the rest of the children stay away from her, except Kokoro, who accepts to "play" with her and agrees to find mana crystals she needs. Kokoro is genuitely admired of Jahy, and in return Jahy treats her as her "first and most loyal minion of the Human Realm", even if only in her mind. No matter how much help she effectively gets from her allies, what matters is that she is still in command and it's going to fulfill her duty!
Jahy-sama wa Kujikenai! is the longest manga series so far of Konbu Wakame, a mangaka whose works always pivot around comedy, and oftenly yuri. In a more than trademarked style, this series has 13 volumes so far and it's yet to see its end, despite Jahy's efforts to restore the Dark Realm. This year will mark the ninth the manga is around making the day of many, unlike the anime adaptation that only lasted for 20 episodes and aired in 2021. The differences in both formats are minor, but both are experiences that should be enjoyed in any order, or even in parallel. Personally I recommend start reading first the manga and after some volumes check the anime, it'll feel refreshing and even more addictive. On way or another, remember:
Jahy-sama needs your support!
This post concludes the showcase of all the loli archetypes proposed in this thread, please now vote if you haven't done it yet as the poll closes in less than 24 hours. Tomorrow we'll celebrate the results, comment future developments and rejoice in the fact more people know about the greatness of these characters. If you go to a karaoke, surprise them with these songs!
First of all, many thanks to the 45 users that in two weeks have voted for their preferred loli archetype, seeing the amount of participants has made worthwhile this thread. I hope all the information so far have been useful for you (either if you've participated or not) and now you're at least a more informed otaku than two weeks ago. Despite being the mischievious type the favourite among all (probably because of "mesugaki" manga and some gacha games), it is good to see many ties for the second place and, overall, a competitive ranking.
As Akari Inuyama would say, the result was not rigged. Her sister Aoi can confirm. (Yuru Camp)
Since the mischievious archetype won with 18 votes, this post is obviously dedicated to them, for that I'm going to include the remaining ones from the list in here. All lolis deserve love, but this archetype has a different appeal... a certain loli connoisseur once said "this is the only one who can send you to jail", and she's not entirely wrong. But despite @Trobilobada point, all lolis in my list are capable of such feat, so think twice what you say and where you say it, there are Western ninjas hiding in the Internet bushes waiting for a sign to strike. This is just some food for thought, as you should not fear them, but make them eat their words!
All right, no more bad puns, just express your love for these magnificent characters however you want. For me, it's their character development that appeals me more and how through them the authors bring up topics that are rarely talked or oversimplified. The important point is this one: no topic should be left unspoken just because it is inconvinient or awkward. They are the ones who put it on the table because they don't censor themselves, even if they have to disappoint someone or deal later with some punishment. On this point, many people should be more of a loli.
Returning to the main point, I hope some of you will be returning (even if it's just to post a loli and some information to find her) to make this thread more dynamic, since talking just myself doesn't make it as engaging. You can find plenty of good loli series here on MangaDex, if you're looking for something in particular I can just answer the request as long as I am still around. Of course, you can find plenty of other stuff in other sites, after all you can't read visual novels in here or check art books from great artists. Keep your senses sharp and maybe I even learn something new from your post!
Hard to believe that every single poster in this thread shot themselves in the back of the head twice recently. Except me of course, I'm a big adults fan now.👨🦼
Hard to believe that every single poster in this thread shot themselves in the back of the head twice recently. Except me of course, I'm a big adults fan now.👨🦼
Hard to believe that every single poster in this thread shot themselves in the back of the head twice recently. Except me of course, I'm a big adults fan now.👨🦼
