This is a personal magical-girl costume and prop archive on aogl.cn. Every file lives under original/magic-girl/ (stills from late July–early August 2026; motion clip re-exported 2026-08-26). I treat the folder as a batch label for one silhouette family: short brown bob, pink beret, red bow, white gloves, sealing-style staff, and optional companion / card / wing accents. Working name on my private sheet: Mira Starpetal—not a client delivery, not an official franchise kit. The page walks real filenames so humans and crawlers can index phrases like “magical girl costume turnaround,” “sealing wand prop render,” “mahou shoujo cherry blossom action still,” and “personal CGI character consistency notes.”

Why a separate magic-girl folder

This site already ships girl2 · Lyra’s butterfly Chrono-Lens line, home-girl soft knit interiors, and Elena’s sea-wind ritual sheet. Dropping a pink-beret sealing-staff kit into those folders would tangle wardrobe meaning: Lyra’s identity is lavender butterflies; home-girl is beige knit pearl braid; Elena is island priestess ritual UI. magic-girl isolates the classic mahou-shōjo costume language—beret, star staff, companion creature, card prop, soft wing FX—so QA checks stay comparable across stills and the motion cut.

For SEO I deliberately repeat entities in prose: Mira Starpetal, magical girl, mahou shoujo, pink beret, sealing wand, companion mascot, Clow-style card prop, cherry blossom petals, white gloves, red bow. Crawlers meet HTML first; pretty pixels alone rarely rank long-tail costume queries.

What’s in the folder

• pic.png — full-body action leap under blue sky; cherry petals; companion; staff; inline skates + pads.
• Gemini_Generated_Image_qjbpdjqjbpdjqjbp.png — bust portrait with pink battle dress, star wand, soft light-wings.
• Gemini_Generated_Image_srxi3isrxi3isrxi.png — hopeful sky bust in sailor-collar / wing-badge variant.
• Gemini_Generated_Image_2hgn582hgn582hgn.png — coral dress + large white wings; iridescent feather on fingertip.
• Gemini_Generated_Image_ukjdd8ukjdd8ukjd.png — portrait with ornate bordered card prop (sun–moon–wing seal).
• Gemini_Generated_Image_beqzshbeqzshbeqz.png — macro of pink-crystal / gold crown wand head.
• Gemini_Generated_Image_zicj4dzicj4dzicj.png — over-shoulder back view: red satin bow, feather wings + digital wing overlay.
• video.mp4 — ~44.5 s motion pass combining still language into a short loop (~18 MB).
• music.mp3 — BGM bed archived beside the clip for local preview (~3 MB).

I keep the Gemini filename prefixes for batch traceability—same habit as girl2 and sports-lens. I do not paste full vendor prompts or teach watermark removal. Genre silhouettes borrow from classic cardcaptor-era costume grammar; this archive is personal generative art and production notes, not licensed merchandise.

Identity anchors I refuse to renegotiate

Like Lyra’s butterfly bible, Mira’s keep-set fails frames that break these checks:

• Hair — short layered brown bob; one or two ahoge strands; bangs that still read in three-quarter light.
• Beret + cherries — pink or white beret with cherry/bow accents; large red chest bow as the costume “logo.”
• Staff — sealing / star wand with gold bird-or-crystal head; shaft must stay readable in action crops.
• Companion — small winged yellow mascot when present; never swapped for a random animal mid-batch.
• Palette — coral/pink, white lace, gold metal, sky blue; sakura pink as particle accent only.

Those rules turn “cute CGI” into a checkable character line. If a new still widens the jaw, drops the beret, or invents a neon cyber staff, it stays out of the keep set even if the lighting is prettier.

Costume ladder: battle dress, sailor badge, coral wings

The stills are not random outfits; they are a ladder of variants that must keep the same face:

1. Action battle kit (pic.png) — layered white/red skirt, navy jacket accents, knee/elbow pads, inline skates, backpack, staff. Stress-tests silhouette under motion crop and petal bokeh.
2. Pink battle dress bust (qjbpdj…) — puffy sleeves, lace trim, red bow, star wand, soft wing FX on warm yellow. Face ruler for green-eye / brown-hair continuity.
3. Sailor-collar hopeful bust (srxi3i…) — white beret, wing-badge on shoulder, fingerless gold-plate gloves, clasped hands against blue sky. Checks whether identity survives a more “uniform” read.
4. Coral dress + angel wings (2hgn58…) — larger feathered wings, iridescent feather FX on the fingertip. Escalates magic without inventing a new heroine.

Prop studies: wand macro and seal card

Props get their own stills so the heroine does not have to carry every QA burden:

• beqzsh… — diagonal macro of a pink-crystal crown wand head on apricot bokeh. Specular gold vs translucent pink must match the handheld staff in portraits.
• ukjdd8… — bordered card with gold sun–moon–wing seal geometry; index finger pointing at the center. Useful for “collector prop” crops and for locking red-border / gold-corner language.

Back view: bow, collar, wing overlay

zicj4d… is the reverse-angle QA frame. Magical-girl kits often look finished from the front and unfinished from behind. This still locks the red satin rear bow, white ruff collar, small feathered wing pack, and a translucent iridescent wing overlay on a pink/mustard split backdrop. If a later render invents a long braid or drops the bow entirely, it fails the back-view check even when the face is perfect.

Motion: video.mp4 + music.mp3

Stills hide flicker; a short motion pass exposes petal boiling, wing shimmer, and wand specular crawl. video.mp4 is about 44.5 seconds (~18 MB), archived 2026-08-26. music.mp3 sits beside it as the preview BGM bed so local review does not depend on a streaming license. I keep audio and picture as separate files—same pattern as other demos on this site—so the article page can embed video while still documenting the soundtrack path.

Workflow notes next to Lyra and Elena

Order that saved iterations: lock face + beret + bow anchors → prop macros (wand / card) → costume ladder stills → back view → only then cut video.mp4. When motion looked wrong, I fixed the still that owned the failing rule instead of painting inside the timeline. Hero generation for Open Graph still goes through npm run generate-article-covers from pic.png so the homepage carousel gets a 1200×675 WebP without inventing stock photography.

Chinese body copy serves regional queries around「魔法少女」「封印杖」「樱花特效」; English body copy serves “magical girl costume study,” “sealing wand prop,” and “CGI mahou shoujo consistency.” Short locales stay brief—the thick bilingual pair carries AdSense review weight. This line stays indexable primary content, not a ranking-table archive.

Accessibility and SEO checklist

• Alt text names visible costume entities (beret, bow, wand, companion, card, wings)—never “image 1.”
• Body text repeats Mira Starpetal, magic-girl, mahou shoujo, sealing wand, cherry blossoms, original/magic-girl/, video.mp4.
• Video uses controls playsinline with a still poster; narrative remains in first-paint HTML.
• No claim of official franchise partnership; personal generative-art archive only.

Boundaries

These files document a personal magical-girl aesthetic study I maintain under original/magic-girl/. Silhouettes echo classic mahou-shōjo costume grammar for learning consistency—not commercial cosplay commissions, and not medical, financial, or legal advice. Children viewing transformation tropes should have age-appropriate context from a guardian.

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