Riri goes from victim to voyeur in the blink of a yuri eye

^^^^^^^ haha bottom

Viva el riri x kaede

Nice. :D

Very nice. ^_^

Yo quiero a una karin en mi vida :'v

Llamen a la onu alguien quiere devorar a una loli

we love smol top

now kiss

same

I need crossick fan art with the new costume!

Another good RikoYoshi pic by Eco

I broke the chain and I'm not sorry

Beautiful.

^KOOONNNN! And yes, it is adorable.

lol- not seen that pairing before.

Its a shame the 3 fairies aren't used more in doujins and art.

Personally I think star would look more terrified. Or excited lol. Star is a bit wierd.

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@squishy-shi it's actually yukadon

^sure if you browse on a phone- unfortunetly useless for a desktop :(

Lol- they are gonna end up with a very strange club!

In a few month they will all either be either growing flowers, or making out in the clubroom i guess?

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@Norainhere same- the left girl especially looks very much like Asami.

Lol- kinda hard to imagine Patchy being all pervy tbh but not Koa :)

I do wish artists wouldn't keep leaving off her wings tho!

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^ THANK YOU!

Also, "disaster-lesbian-epic" is the best description of Starlight I've come across.

I bet mona is just chillin cause she knows the harem ending is in the future

^^ I agree with all your points (though can JunNana really be considered newlywed, with Nana looped the year about 5 dozens times and still sticks to Junna? A tad obsessive, imo, but as with Homura, it's its own kind of great). That's why I said it's borderline toxic.

sweet

^ JunNana are interesting because they have a dynamic that instantly fits together and is arguably the most domestic in the show- they're not as competitive as MayaKuro, not as naïve as KareHika and not as mature as FutaKao. I call them newlyweds because they're at the arguable peak of their relationship- they've been together for long enough to fall in love with each other, clashed a few times over minor issues (like the Class Rep position), and know exactly what to say in order to support each other. There's no need to dramatically prove their love, and no need to renew it- it's incredibly stable, even within the revues, without the greenness or the rot.

Of course, this is all from Junna's perspective- in Nana's eyes, their relationship is essentially a chemical formula that's painstakingly recreated year over year, with everything measured out and maintained, isolated from new elements. It's a flower in an artificial greenhouse that feeds off itself, blooming without ever creating something new. The newlywed metaphor still works, because Nana is striving to keep them in that ideal space.

Your point about Homura is quite pertinent, because I think Starlight is what you'd call a post-Madoka show, made at a time when brutal deconstructions of optimistic narratives were quite popular. While it's more inspired by Utena in terms of aesthetics, the time-looping and the deal-offering giraffe were anime-original elements specifically meant to evoke Madoka. Nana is quite similar to Homura, Hikari wants to be both Homura and Madoka, and Karen hilariously just goes, "Guys, this isn't Madoka. Can y'all stop being so edgy?". It's basically what you'd get in a universe where Madoka as a show was super-popular and became adapted and imitated across every form of media, butchering and time-looping countless lesbians for tragedy, until a bunch of girls in 2018 took a look at the script and went, "Well, this is nice, but don't you think it's a bit too melodramatic, contrived and edgy for our time? Screw this, let's show all those edgy audiences that a happy ending can be simultaneously more intelligent and more entertaining than a bury-your-gays tragedy." And boy, did it work magnificently.

Also a rather long comment, but I will gush about Starlight till the end of time because it's a masterpiece.