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Nov 9 2011 11:37 PM
Interesting.

I will be waiting for the new story part also Because the show's so epic, you can't watch recaps to enjoy it o.O

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Nov 8 2011 06:30 AM
Three movies were just announced. Two of them are a recap of the series and one will be a new story.

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Im defenitely looking forward for the new movie.

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Aug 6 2011 08:18 AM
I just had to post this.
The best Madoka picture ever
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Jul 23 2011 12:09 AM
Never really cared to watch, since I'm not big on the genre. Frankly, if I need my fill of typical slice-of-life non-plot school comedy, I can just wipe the dust off my Azumanga DVD and re-watch that.

Not my point though, I was just saying, I think if Madoka with its witty troll attack against the annoying mindless otaku with typical cliches as the bait gets fashioned into a straight-faced manifestation of the very "otaku values" it was screwing with, that'd be a pretty unfortunate example of dark irony, no?

I think you misspelled "Impossibru!"

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Jul 22 2011 11:18 PM

Unpossilble!

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Jul 22 2011 09:25 PM

The first one is explainable.

Homura essentially became the "embodiment" of Madoka at the end. Homura's wish was to save Madoka, which granted her the power of time leap. However, since Madoka no longer exists except in Homura's mind, she essentially became "the Madoka" of the new world that goddess Madoka created, granting her Madoka's bow and essentially her powers. Homura's own powers disappearing is a different question.

Homura's wings turniing black is probably the one unexplainable thing at the end. Whether or not Homura is turning into a witch or one of the new "shadows" as a result of grief or something (similar to Sayaka) is probably the best reason. Alternatively, Homura could still possess the power to manipulate space and time and bring the world of the witches back even though Madoka got rid of all the witches.

The wasteland, could be the new "Walapurgis Night" in the new world and Homura, if she still possesses her original powers, could be stuck in another time loop.

By the way, all of this is going to sound farfetched no matter what explanation.

Someone didn't like Hidamari Sketch...

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Jul 21 2011 06:08 PM

Well, too bad for you, if they do make a sequel, you'll get a K-ON with Madoka characters instead.

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Jul 21 2011 05:13 PM
In any case we all know that we do want to see either on continuation of what has transpired in the end of all if this. Either it by continuing on with Homerun and explaining on what is the current situation of the Maho Lolis, or nothing more than what could be cosindered as a fanservice storyline.

By that I mean playing up to the gags and memes that were stuck onto said characters. To be put in to more accurate words it's kind of like a Fan Disk for people that play a Visual Novel series. It doesn't have to be overly dark, but it's what could be known as a spin-off in a way.

Besides seeing any kind of continuation of this series is more than welcomed by me at this time of course.

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Jul 21 2011 05:02 PM
Kit, my focus wasn't on the "creation of a sequel" but on what happened next and how that stuff I quoted can be explained. I did wonder about that stuff quite a bit and it's annoying that it's left unanswered.

I never said that a second season will come. I only suggested that if there will be a sequel or more spin-offs, they probably (and should! mind you) explain what the hell happened in the end, i.e:


>Homerun's black Madoka bow
>Homerun's white wings turning black
>Wasteland ending

Stop focusing on the single sentence that mentioned "second season" briefly for crying out loud.

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Jul 9 2011 07:42 PM

Whenever there's a half-decent show, there's always someone asking for sequels.