Kyoko beats up a bunch of historically significant magical girls: Minky Momo, Doremi, Cardcaptor Sakura, Sally the Witch, and Nanoha.
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Kyoko beats up a bunch of historically significant magical girls: Minky Momo, Doremi, Cardcaptor Sakura, Sally the Witch, and Nanoha.
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Sally Yumeno: 1966 black and white, 1966 color, and 1989 remake.
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A whole posse of vintage magical girls!
Clockwise from bottom: Sally, Lalabel, Mako, Meg, Cutey Honey, Lunlun, and Akko.
In the center: Chappy.
Magical girls in red: Akko, Persia, Sally, and Minky-Momo.
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Sally the Witch, original flavor, looking less moeified than usual.
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Oh this cracks me up.
At the top: The parents of Sally the Witch, the first magical girl, whose anime came out in 1966.
At the bottom: The parents of Majokko Tsukune-chan, whose show is a parody of Sally’s subgenre.
Lol @ the token black censor line. “Conceptual drawing” indeed.
A Magical Girl tea party: Sally the Witch, Minky Momo, Sailor Moon, Doremi Harukaze, and Madoka Kaname, and their respective Cute Annoying Things.
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I found some more Sally the Witch fanart!
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Sally the Witch (1966)
The very first Magical Girl series, Sally the Witch was partly inspired by the American sitcom Bewitched. The story focuses on Sally, the princess of the witch world, who relocates to the human world in order to make friends and have magical hijinks. Like many of her Magical Girl descendants, Sally must keep her magical identity a secret, and she must say a specific phrase and use a magical trinket (her baton) in order to access her powers.
Here’s the original black-and-white OP from 1966.
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