Does anyone know another fighting game where I can do this? Especially if I can be Sailor Moon v Cardcaptor Sakura v Madoka Magica v Precure.
Many, many years ago, probably around mid 2000's, I found an odd game, a doujinsoft, called Magical Chaser: Stardust of Dreams, which was a fighting game featuring some anime magical girls as the cast. The game itself was extremely funny and decent (not sure if it was based on MUGEN or completely original), the pixel art was nice... aside of that I don't know anything else, but I know that Stardust of Dreams was a sequel to the original Magical Chaser, that was a bit more rough but featured some different characters including Kukuri from Mahoujin Guru Guru (as a fan of Guru Guru I searched for that game for a while but sadly I have never been able to find it).
Else, if you don't really care of it being a fighting game, I suggest you Twinkle Star Sprites, it's a Neo Geo game that got ported on a few other consoles as well, and it features a magical girl as the main character. The game is incredibly creative and fun, it's a competitive shooter/puzzle game hybrid and I think it's a very underrated hidden gem. Despite it being based on the style of a magical girl anime, it also features a decent amount of male characters as well.
Sora is not a magical boy, he's just a boy who uses magic.
Yeah, I saw that episode of Precure. I just wish the sexism present in the genre didnt relegate any magical boy into becoming a super sentei, instead.
Well... I didn't watch many magical girl shows but I definitely watched some (Ojamajo Doremi, Minky Momo, probably some random episodes of a few other stuff), and I think that when done right, the format can be enjoyable; though I'm also a bit annoyed that most of those shows tend to be too much focused on a cast of female-only protagonists and designed with only the female audience in mind (and in some cases, when they care of the male audience, the do it in the worst possible way, through fanservice - luckily not the case in the two shows I mentioned, but I know that some others are definitely full of it). I mean, those shows are usually about teaching life lessons, and usually the main characters use their powers to help other people... I don't think that it's required for the main characters to be all female at any cost; I think that those shows should be aimed at everyone and not just girls, since they can be educative for the kids, and usually the anime aimed at boys focus more on the competition aspect with only some cheesy references at the themes of friendship and teamwork at times (I'm generalizing a lot to give an idea BTW, I know there are likely a lot of exceptions).
I don't have any problems with female protagonists but I definitely prefer mixed casts of protagonists over all-female or all-male.
Probably the closest thing to a male version of a magical girl anime is Doraemon (it's not quite the same thing though, it's only vaguely similar on surface level), while in gaming, the closest thing (setting-wise, not character-wise), I think it's the side-missions of Majora's Mask... I know it seems odd but I think that getting into the everyday life of all the people of Clock Town and solving their problems through the hero's magical powers, in a way fits the format regardless of Link being a boy.