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Kill la Eschaton: Partings and New Eras in Kill la Kill

Taylor Ramage September 2, 2015

This might be my last Kill la Kill post for a while, but who knows?…

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Sentient Sailor Uniforms are Serious Business: Trope-Twisting in Kill la Kill

Taylor Ramage May 27, 2015

 Today, I’m very pleased to welcome a guest post from R. I invited her to…

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You Pigs in Human Clothing: A Theology of Clothing in Kill la Kill

Taylor Ramage February 25, 2015

Part 3 of my Kill la Kill series. Today’s theme: Religion coopted into an oppressive force,…

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Girlhood and Magical Uniforms: Coming of Age in Kill la Kill

Taylor Ramage February 18, 2015

Part 2 of my Kill la Kill series. Today’s theme: feminism, magical girls, and growing up….

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Queer la Queer: From Illogical Dedication to Misappropriation

Taylor Ramage February 11, 2015

Kill la Kill is one of those rare series that has delivered just about everything…

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