My name is Shiratori Anzu, and I'm a magical girl.
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This may come as a surprise, but I transmigrated.
The good news: This is a peaceful world without monsters, so I don't have to work.
The bad news: There's no magic here, so I can't use my powers.
With no money to my name, I was on the verge of fighting the pigeons in the park for food when I finally got in touch with my superior from my original world. He was deeply sympathetic about my situation and said he'd be willing to help.
I asked, “So what should I do now?”
My superior said, “Go to school.”
Me: “Huh?”
My superior: “Magical girls don't have official jobs, after all.”
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This may come as a surprise, but I went to school.
My grades in academic subjects were a disaster, so I ended up becoming the basketball club's manager after submitting a club application form by mistake. That was how I joined the ranks of passionate young athletes.
In my ordinary, peaceful daily life, curses, magical beasts, and aliens were nothing but fantastical creatures found in manga and games.
But I had good reason to suspect that magic actually existed in this world.
A 100% three-point shooting rate from anywhere on the court? Eye manipulation? Breaking someone's center of gravity? Perfect imitation? The Eye of the Emperor?
Come on, those are definitely things only magic could do, right?
◆ The main story is told in third person;
◇ A lighthearted, doted-on daily-life story, mainly centered on Kuroko's Basketball;
◆ The protagonist is an eccentric, quirky type, not from the Puella Magi Madoka Magica setting, and not exactly a traditional magical girl either;
◇ The cover is based on a chibi illustration by @Bingzizi, with commercial rights purchased;
Theme: Cherish the life you have now
