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Magical Girl Raising Project: Restart
魔法少女育成計画 restart
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Synopsis
The deadly game is back! Once again, sixteen Magical Girls have been assembled for a high-stakes challenge. Every three days, their Magical Phone pulls them into an RPG-like simulation where they have to work together to fight enemies, solve puzzles, and earn Magical Candy to advance. A staggering ten billion yen reward awaits them at the end—but only for the players who land the finishing blow. With such a tantalizing prize on the line, it's only a matter of time before the girls turn on each ...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 17++
strong
ViolenceMagical girls forced to kill each other in a death game with graphic combat, impalement, and on-screen deaths of minors
strong
goreExplicit bloodshed, dismemberment, and detailed injury depiction during battles and executions
strong
Disturbing themesChildren manipulated into mutual slaughter for money, psychological torture, betrayal trauma, and exploitation of trust
moderate
LanguageHarsh insults, threats, and desperate screaming during life-or-death confrontations
This sequel continues the franchise's brutal death-game premise where teenage magical girls are pitted against each other for a cash prize, featuring explicit gore and psychological horror. Expect graphic violence against minors, intense betrayal dynamics, and a tone that deliberately subverts the magical girl genre's innocence.
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Magical Girl Raising Project: Restart is currently currently airing.
Magical Girl Raising Project: Restart was produced by SynergySP.
Magical Girl Raising Project: Restart aired Oct 6, 2026 to ?.
Magical Girl Raising Project: Restart is based on a Light novel.
This sequel continues the franchise's brutal death-game premise where teenage magical girls are pitted against each other for a cash prize, featuring explicit gore and psychological horror. Expect graphic violence against minors, intense betrayal dynamics, and a tone that deliberately subverts the magical girl genre's innocence.
