Heroes and Heroines against Autocracy

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In the face of rising tyranny, some people must rise up to take down these dark forces. Various heroes and heroines have answered the call to fight against autocracy.

Would Rit, Tam, Hammerin' Harry, Gonbe, Wynn, Lucia and Hebereke go into hyper-rage mode if they were to oppose an alliance between fascism and communism? Yes, they will. And these heroes and heroines will destroy any villain that gets in their way. With these heroes and heroines, who needs the Avengers and the Justice League?

Stamp Out Kyubey

Characters' shoes from left to right, starting with the top row:

Row 1: Rit (Rod Land, Soldam), Lip (Panel de Pon), Kanna (Hammerin' Harry).

Row 2: Sakura Kinomoto (Tomoeda Middle School Uniform) (Cardcaptor Sakura), Escha Malier (Atelier Escha and Logy), Doremi Harukaze (Ojamajo Doremi).

For all the teenage girls that have been deceived by Kyubey's contracts, Kyubey must be executed by all means, even if he claims that his kind is an endless race.

This comic is more than just a tribute to the 10th anniversary of Puella Magi Madoka Magica. It is also a homage to the "Stamp It Out!" Allied anti-sabotage propaganda poster from World War 2. Perhaps it is time for magical girls, their voice actresses, and their fanbases to rise up to fight for freedom, liberty and justice. Speaking of justice, the injustices done by Kyubey included deceiving Homura to do wrong. That is why Kyubey must be stomped for all the wrongs he did. After all, he was the one who tricked the five main female protagonists of Puella Magi Madoka Magica into his contracts in exchange for their souls. Unfortunately, none of the Puella Magi Madoka Magica main protagonists can do anything right, so it can only be characters from outside Puella Magi Madoka Magica who can deliver justice for them by stomping Kyubey and his kind.

Long Queue

Characters featured from left to right: Hebereke, Spelunker, Kanna, Ripple, Peter Pepper, Tam, Rit, Gonbe.

Judging by Hebereke's thought bubble, the queue to buy tickets to watch Smash Bros duels would be a long queue because in order for video game characters to buy tickets, the ticket seller would have to identify whether the customer is wearing an appropriate attire before the customer can buy a ticket. This could explain why Mai Shiranui was missing from Super Smash Bros Ultimate's King of Fighters Stadium's cameo characters list, given that her exposed cleavage would displease CERO, the ESRB, and PEGI.

You can see that Rit is buying two tickets, one for her and one for Tam, as they both come from Jaleco's Rod Land.

Being seventh in line in the queue isn't so bad, but when one is being analyzed for anything inappropriate or unacceptable, which none of the characters queuing for tickets have, expect the ticket seller to do a thorough search on the customer to find anything inappropriate or unacceptable, and it will cause delays in what would be an otherwise normal queue for tickets. This method of searching for anything inappropriate or unacceptable ended up barring Mai Shiranui from buying a ticket to watch any Smash Bros duels.

On a side note, congratulations to Byleth on qualifying for Super Smash Bros Ultimate's final Fighters Pass slot, even if reception was as bland as that towards Piranha Plant.