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Magical Girl Crystal Genocide

Making Friends After Causing the Apocalypse! (The Shattered Earth, Book 1)

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Hi there! I'm Magical Girl Crystal Genocide, one of the twelve magical girls, and sworn protectors of Earth! We were like a superhero squad, but with more sparkles! We fought day and night to keep the baddies at bay and the Earth safe. But, one day, our best wasn't good enough.

So, we huddled up for a superhero brainstorm and decided to pool our powers for this mega, super-duper save-the-day plan. We kinda goofed. Big time. Instead of saving the day, we accidentally wiped out a quarter of the Milky Way.

Now, here I am, Crystal Genocide, in a bit of a pickle. I've landed on this bizarre planet, surrounded by odd monsters and folks who have magic that feels way too familiar. It's like they're copying our style, but not quite getting it right. My mission? Unravel this magic mystery, track down my magical girl gang, and maybe, just maybe, put back together the pieces of our home that we kinda, sorta blew up. Hopefully, I won't accidentally destroy this world too! Wish me luck!

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I bought this because the name intrigued me it turned out to be lot of fun with a super over powered characters and fun dialogue. the voice acting also great i can't wait for the next one

So much fun i want more!

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An interesting story with an all-star cast. My only dislike is that the main narrator sounds artificial and her edits clearly stand out.

Fun and quirky

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It's hard to figure out exactly how to describe Magical Girl Crystal Genocide.

On the one hand, it's a parody of the Magical Girl genre. On the other hand, it's a fantasy adventure. And on the other other hand, it's a mystery involving space, time and demons. It doesn't help that there's two (actually three) perspectives running through the book: first of all, a magical girl named Crystal Genocide, who finds herself in a fantasy adventure world, and secondly, a magical girl named Twisted Nightmare, who is awakening to her powers on modern Earth.

I found the story of Twisted Nightmare to be the much more interesting storyline - she seemed much more relatable, even though she had godlike powers, just like Crystal Genocide. Crystal Genocide felt much less real, her personality warped by experiencing being a godlike yet childlike magical girl for years, and her voice actress being chirpy and happy throughout the book.

Just as the listener was getting used to everything, the book ends with Crystal Genocide leaving the fantasy world behind, setting the stage for book two in a wildly different world, as the overall plot for the series became clear. That also means saying goodbye to the other characters we've met along the way, although at least the author gave us an epilogue showing how things worked out for them.

All in all, I found the book a little too jarring for my tastes. It wasn't a bad listen, but I couldn't quite figure out what it was trying to be.

A zany adventure

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