Hah, this reminded me of this one hentai doujinshi where a magical girl stayed as such even after she became an adult and got married... with the doujinshi revolving around her ambushing her hubby on the train for a quickie to recharge her mana reserves after a battle against a monster (she used an illusion spell on the people nearby so they won't notice).

You can't just say that without giving the number mate...

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Hah, this reminded me of this one hentai doujinshi where a magical girl stayed as such even after she became an adult and got married... with the doujinshi revolving around her ambushing her hubby on the train for a quickie to recharge her mana reserves after a battle against a monster (she used an illusion spell on the people nearby so they won't notice).

You can't just say that without giving the number mate...

Why should I give you a number... when I can just give you the name? (It's Magical Wife by Shinozuka Atsuto, BTW)

Plus, I didn't know if anyone would've been interested, since this site is primarily dedicated to yuri with practically no het art or comics being shared (AFAIK).

Yeah, I'm always a little more in favor of magical girl series that don't have an explicit magic-goes-away puberty metaphor. (Momentary pause while I grumble about Lloyd Alexander.) Nanoha, even in the first series, showed that there was a role on the good guy side for magical women (and that role was starship captain, so booya).

Noticed from the cover of "Chouchou Vol. 5 - Original Unemployment Girls Love Anthology,"
This one-shot should be added to under the anthology
https://dynasty-scans.com/anthologies/chouchou_vol_5_original_unemployment_girls_love_anthology

Momentary pause while I grumble about Lloyd Alexander.

You mean Prydain? Yeah, annoying, though makes sense as a Tolkien knockoff (crossed with abused Welsh mythology.)

I just noticed the shop name starts with koi and magic girls name is also 'love' - is there some word play going on?

It may be, though her name may also be a reference to Fresh Pretty Cure!'s Love(or perhaps the author started with that reference and worked back from there).