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Almost forgot! Little sad one for today. Would have done end roll but I don’t have the mental fortitude to watch it over rn. Hope you enjoy!

TW: Suicide and Death

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Kakakoro remembers the hospital. It comes to him in a flash, the white walls, the white sheets, the crying. Why was everyone crying? Mom was apologizing, sister was sobbing, and Father was silent. What was happening?

The room, his room. Why does he feel sad? It hurts, it hurts, why does it hurt. Help help help help.

The rope. Oh.

Oh no.

Someone is hanging from a noose. Who was it? Why were they there? Were they sad? Were they okay?

He looks closer.

It’s him.

Why is he there?

Oh. He remembers.

Mother, why? Why did she do this? Why did she take his life away?

He’s dead. He’s not Kakakoro.

He’s Shouta.

Pigu is here.

Magical Girl Mascot Spotlight: Pigu & Mogu (Mahou no Stage Fancy Lala)

Dinosaur fairies from the land of time, they repay Miho for giving them a place to stay until they find a way home by gifting her a magic pen & sketchbook that let her transform into her older alter ego Fancy Lala.

Pigu & Mogu (also called “Pog & Mog” in English or “Pea & Peo” in Italian) act as Miho’s guides to her magic and also help her out if she’s in trouble. They also have the ability to transform into bracelets or earrings that Miho can wear to discreetly bring them into town.

Pigu, in blue, is gluttonous, silly and a little self-centered while Mogu, in pink, is more the voice of reason and ladylike but not above loosing her temper to keep Pigu in check.

Pigu & Mogu are the most similar to their counterparts in the 1988 series “Fashion Lala” but are also completely seperate characters.