Hello. Today I'd like to introduce "Magical Girl State Change."

This is a highly unique and stimulating work from the circle Jūkan-tai. The passion of those who have picked it up seems clearly reflected in the sales figure of 101 copies. Since this work is presented through CG and illustrations, one of its charms is the extremely high level of visual immersion.

The story begins with a very poignant moment. The protagonist is Kizuki Asuka, an unassuming girl with glasses. She fights against monsters as a magical girl with the noble goal of saving people. Her devoted demeanor likely resonates deeply with many players. However, is battle truly so cruel? She eventually suffers a defeat, finding herself in the clutches of the monsters' dark power.

This is where the core of this work begins. The theme of "Madness State Change" that befalls her sets this game apart from others. A characteristic of the work is the availability of extremely diverse variations, which go far beyond mere physical alterations, such as petrification, ballooning, costume-wearing, and latex-suit transformation.

Detailed depictions of certain types of "metamorphosis," such as petrification, ballooning, and costume-wearing, are rendered.
• A surprising breadth of highly unique scenarios is provided, including wall-butt assault, box-transformation, slime-transformation, onahole-transformation, and jar-transformation.

In terms of genre, this is a work where the fantasy setting of a magical girl deeply intertwines with themes of human modification and grotesque elements. I can assert that the sharpness of this contrast is what strongly draws players in.

However, due to its extreme content, it is clear that this work is not for everyone. Nevertheless, for those with specific tastes, it is rare to find a work that provides such detailed and varied "state change" experiences. The sales record of 101 copies speaks volumes about the niche yet solid support base it commands.

For example, for players who are strongly interested not just in sexual depiction, but in the process of "how the character transforms," this work must offer the ultimate experience. I feel it is highly recommended for those who dislike monotonous developments and wish to enjoy unpredictable or extreme situational changes.

The charm of this work lies in the meticulousness of its premise and the high level of expressive power used to bring it to life. The dramatic fall from a negative event—defeat—into such diverse and extreme developments can be seen as an artistic challenge in itself.

If you are seeking a deeply dense and stimulating narrative experience that breaks away from conventional boundaries, I highly recommend giving "Magical Girl State Change" a try. Please experience for yourself the unpredictable course of fate that this work offers.