“They really do look better on you after all” And that’s all we know 😔 Will Madoka forgive Homura for everything even when there’s a chance she will be the enemy for Homura? And if she does, will Homura ever forgive herself after everything she’s ever done just to keep Madoka away from this cruel fate of being a magical girl into a god/goddess? Who knows, if they will get a “happily ever after”
@@CBMOA “You’ll see. Everything is going to be fine. Just believe it will. We’re magical girls, remember? We make hopes and dreams come true. They might not happen all the time, but there’s no doubt miracles can really happen. Don’t you think?”
I'm just realizing this, and this probably wasn't intentional, but the pace of the piano's notes are so metronomically strict that it almost sounds like the ticking of a clock...the scene the piece backdrops also almost perfectly fits this narrative. The phonetic image of the clock conjured through the music emphasizes that Homura is on a timer (time limit), and her time with Madoka is running out.
@@rice2cu5881 Of or relating to a metronome. A metronome is a device used to keep the proper time pacing when playing notes on the piano. The sound it makes mirrors the same ticking as a clock. (Hope this helps you)
@augieottie6403, To give my perspective, it could not only be interpreted as a pressure for time (like a clock's time limit), but also a pressure for a perfect result. Just like a pianist restart the same song many times just to perfect the piece's note pacing to achieve their "perfect result", Homura also restarted the same timeline to achieve her "perfect result" of her wish. At least, that's my added analysis on the metronome ordeal haha. I enjoyed your connection and I just HAD to add a thought that came to mind as a fellow lover of the OST and Yuki Kajiura's works. Happy reading
The thing i get from Homura at the end is that she is so tired. Tired of suffering, tired of all the pain she has gone through, and she just want it all to end. But she can never allow herself that. Partially because if she did, it would make all of her sacrifices pointless. Partially because her guilt over her own perceived failures wouldn't allow such a mercy. But also because deep down, she knows that if an opportunity to protect Madoka or a chance to keep her happy pops up, she will grab hold of it and never let go. Her whole existence revolves around Madoka, and nothing, not even her own self, matter anymore. Even if it means she must shoulder the worst of sins and commit the most heinous of crimes, she would do it for her. But the guilt is eating away at her. Homura is stuck in her own vicious cycle. She is aware of it, but no matter how much it hurts her, she knows she can not, will not break away from it either. She simply can not allow herself too do so.
No matter how many times I watch this scene it breaks my heart. Homura swallows down the fact that one day, her closest loved one will become her enemy. It's a sad sense of poetic justice given her actions.
...poetic justice? Lolwut? Homura is the epitome of self-sacrifice. Homura is devastated to learn that Madoka herself didn't want to sacrifice her existence and life as a human to become what she did.
@@serenitysubs933 except she didnt. Even in the end, she is putting on yet another facade. Just like the first, she puts on her cold demeanor to hide that deep down she is an emotional person who is hurting, 12 years of watching the one you love die and then knowing that in order to do what you thought was best, you had to go against what they believed. She knows what she did was wrong. She doesnt call herself the devil because she is evil. Its because she knows she went against what madoka wanted. She isnt fully content with this life.
This song is a tear-jerker for me. I think of how much Homura has sacrificed, and how all she wants is Madoka to live a life of happiness. She considers the false world she made to be precious because it's protecting the thing she cares about most. It actually fits surprisingly well with what Madoka said before she died once. That there are "awful things in this world, but there are some things worth protecting". Madoka aims to protect the magical girls of the world, while Homura aims to save the one person who deserves a happy ending. Both have very good ambitions, but it seems fate will never give these two a break.
Homura knows she did something wrong. Yet, she did finally fulfill her wish of becoming strong enough to protect Madoka. But once again, as Sayaka once said- "Whenever we wish for somebody's happiness, someone else must be cursed in exchange." Homura's wish brought an idealistic world for not only Madoka, but all of their friends too. Madoka was separated from the Law of Cycles, but the salvation of all magical girls still works... It's just under new management. That is the curse placed upon Homura, for she must loathe herself for eternity as she holds up the Law and watches the creator get what she should have deserved.
yes, but that doesn't change the fact that homura feels a lot of guilt for what she did, knowing that madoka might someday become her enemy because of said actions
I literally just choke up and burst out in tears everytime that violin starts playing. Just the music itself breaks my heart. Yet.. Here i am listening it over and over again.
1:41 This artwork portrays the eerie contrasting fates across timelines so beautifully! If only either of them could break into the flip side... If only the incubators had never arrived... If only...
1:03-1:17 Oh my god. I'm...I'm actually choked up. I NEVER get choked up. I mean, that's one of the most heartbreaking/warming sequences I've ever seen. I mean, I can practically hear Homura screaming at Madoka to shoot her, before Madoka lowers her bow and embraces her friend.
Madoka may forgive, but will she accept the new world made by Homura? My guess is that Madoka will have to step in due to the possible instability of Homura's world. Nobody who is well and accepts what they are doing willingly calls themselves evil. Homura will not be able to sustain the world she has created because she sees it as an inherently terrible thing. It will buckle under it's own weight simply because Homura loathes herself too much. That is why the whole city she made in her sole gem imploded on itself. She will always be unhappy and discontent until she can learn self worth. This may mean moving past Madoka.
Yes, these speculations are exactly what the ending of Rebellion is getting at, I believe. It shouldn't be just Homura or just Madoka fighting to protect the world from Kyuubey. They have to work together in order for everyone to get a fair and just ending. Homura's wisdom mixed with Madoka's passion will make it right again. That's why I never saw the ending of Rebellion as a tragic one. In away, it's really Homura trying to reveal what she's been through to Madoka but her own self loathing holding her back. If Homura is convinced to ignore her self loathing, she can reveal what happened to Madoka and they won't have to be enemies. I think that's honestly the best ending the series can have.
A part of Madoka's wish is to destroy any other law that doesn't allow her to fulfill her duty. I'm pretty sure they will engage in combat at some point
Love how this track sounds like it's trying to hold itself together. It has an awkward kind of rhythm, like a superficial normality threatening to break at any moment,, i like it :>
+Der Empath For one who sees this as the OST for the scene when Madoka's "See you tomorrow" finally becomes "Good Morning", I think your mental image of this track is absolutely perfect.
SPOILERS I cant wait for the next movie...I have high hopes for it and I doubt they will let me down. Also demon form Homura has some of the best fan art I have ever seen. I have seen some reviewers talk about how her going demon doesn't make sense but if you actually think about it it does make sense considering how far she had fallen into despair.
steven6666600000 yes I agree and I think it helped huminize her and it helped all those homura fans that think she's the best thing in the world finally see the flaws in her.
@@swaggbunny1502 not every Homura fan thinks she doesn't have flaws. I'm a Homura fan myself, but I know she has flaws. Its precisely what I like about her.
(This is my opinion so please don’t explode) ok so for everyone out there it’s not that Homura did nothing wrong because she absolutely did it’s just that she did something bad for the sake of Madoka and Madoka’s friends as well, another thing to note is what Madoka’s mom had said earlier in the series about doing something bad for the sake of something good or just to snap someone out of their way of thinking so if we go by this then this could all be a way for Homura to not only get her feelings across to Madoka but simply just to send her the message the she (Madoka) can be selfish sure she can be kind and think of others but she also has to make room for her own happiness, cause after all Madoka is legitimately in an unending battle with every witch in existence
Maybe, but maybe it will be like one of those "I forgive you, but what you did was unacceptable, I'm sorry but I have to stop you" kind of things... Part of me wants this, another part of me wants a happy ending.
903IDFOLEY I believe that Madoka will forgive Homura for what she has done. Being a very understanding and kind person, Madoka understands that Homura did all these just to protect her, which is a noble reason and there's nothing wrong with that. What Madoka won't be able to forgive Homura for, is taking her memories away. After all she probably wants to remember Homura's efforts and things important to her.
simunator No she did, it's kinda the whole point... Back in the TV series, Junko taught Madoka that if someone is suffering for doing the right thing, then sometimes, the way to help them is to simply go and do the wrong thing for them. Homura is doing just that. The _wrong_ thing. Junko goes on to warn Madoka that such a move could end a friendship, if the person being saved does not understand why their friend did what they did, and instead see it as a simple betrayal. In the end, it is a simply choice between doing nothing and watching your friend suffer to the end, or saving them but losing your friendship... Either way, it's going to be a messed up ending. During the scene this very track is used, Homura gives Madoka back her ribbons. These ribbons are the ultimate proof of Madoka and Homura's friendship, which survived a changing of an entire universe. Homura knew she was no longer worthy of these ribbons because she understood that if Madoka knew the truth, she would not only no longer see Homura as a friend, but instead as an enemy. But at the same time, Homura still wishes for Madoka's happiness, because while Homura may no longer be Madoka's friend, Madoka will always be Homura's best friend.
3 people who clicked the dislike button. I want to know the reason why: 1. Don't want Madoka to come back to school. 2. Dislike or even hate the ending of the 'Rebellion' movie. 3. Versions of Kyubey. 4. Something else
I feel relieved. At least, Madoka (no matter she had the magical girl's ring or not) finally come back to school. Homura takes Madoka all around the school. I want to go out with Madoka after I watched the 'Rebellion' movie
I just hope that all will be good after the concept movie, i know, this is madoka magica but... Also what happened to sayaka in the trailer of the concept movie?:0
its great to see a fellow madoka fan waiting for the concept movie. Frankly idk what exactly happened, because the only known leak of the trailer was videotaped poorly, thus showing poor quality. One thing for sure, there is going to be a lot of mami. ;3
I know that Homura loved Madoka truly but i can't forgive her to stop the motion of the universe or absorb the universe. (I'm not really that sure what happened to the universe at the end of rebellion.) I mean, her goal was to be with Madoka at the end but can they chat with each other, can they play together, can they have really fun times together, after what Homura did when she became a demon?
Moon Leung What is there to forgive? It's not like there is anything to show Homura is doing anything bad to the new world. To normal people, the world looks exactly the same as before and life goes on. Sayaka is alive and finally happily reunited with Kyoko. Nagisa is alive and is with Mami who is no longer alone. Madoka is back with her family where she belongs. Homura claims to be the the devil and the embodiment of evil, but evil has always existed in the world and would continue to do so with or without Homura. It's not like Homura is suddenly kicking babies and strangling kittens... As for Homura not being together with with Madoka, that is pretty much the whole point of Rebellion's ending. Homura's goal was never "to be with Madoka", it was "to save and protect Madoka". Homura would of course love to be with Madoka, but we have witnessed Homura make countless sacrifices that would have caused her to be forever seperated from Madoka via her own death or damnation, all for the sake of protecting Madoka. Rebellion's ending is Homura's ultimate sacrifice, as she not only throws away her position as Madoka's best friend, she betrays Madoka and becomes her arch-enemy. We see this in the final scene between Madoka and Homura in the school hallway. Homura gives Madoka back her pink hair ribbons, that was Madoka's gift to her at the end of the TV series. These ribbons were the ultimate symbol of Madoka and Homura's friendship, whose existence defy the law of the unverse itself. Homura knew that she was no longer worthy of these ribbons...
This damn track man...I can't help but feel that it sounds vaguely similar to Migawari no Shinyu from End of Evangelion. Maybe not idk. Ughhhh this scene though...Homura why ;-;
Number 1: Remember when Homura's soulgem was being coloured by love? And then Madoka's goddess form separated from her? Next, she said,"I told you, Madoka. I won't let you go ever again!" or at least something like that? So like i said 2 days ago, Homura's final goal at the end was to be with Madoka, right? Number 2: About that the universe went on the same and stuff that you said, I'm gonna tell myself "you are so dumb, Moon" if i really wasn't right about my last comment. To be honest, i didn't see all the parts in rebellion so yeah. Thanks if your reply was right, senpai! (I don't really know if you're really my senpai but whatever!)
Moon Leung This is to my previous post right? You could have just replied to that thread, it means I would get a notice and I would have seen it sooner. Anyway... 1) Not necessarily. Since these words do not tell us _why_ Homura has caught Madoka and won't let go. If someone has fallen off a cliff or is heading to their death, then grabbing them and not letting go, would mean you are saving them. Another thing is that if Homura simply wanted to be with Madoka, she could have just allowed herself to be taken into the Cirlce, and be with Madoka there. Homura has very little attachment to the real world, and only suffers to live in it and protect it because it was the world Madoka gave her life to save. There is therefore no reason why she would want to drag Madoka back into the real world to be with her there, especially (as you pointed out yourself) if it means she loses Madoka's trust and can't be with her. 2) LOL Glad to be of help. And yeah, going by age alone, I am probably more than enough to be considered your senpai, since I'm old enough to have watched the original TV run of Doctor Slump (i.e before original Dragonball) as a kid...
There is so much precious Devil Homaru x God Madoka art out there. Such a pity it's always accompanied with all of this ugly irrational hatred against a fictional character that turned the universe into paradise out of love.
Well, she tried... It was the world Madoka tried to protect by giving up everything for after all. But ultimately, a world without Madoka just didn't sit well with Homura.
"I will continue to wish for a world in which you will be happy."
“They really do look better on you after all”
And that’s all we know 😔
Will Madoka forgive Homura for everything even when there’s a chance she will be the enemy for Homura? And if she does, will Homura ever forgive herself after everything she’s ever done just to keep Madoka away from this cruel fate of being a magical girl into a god/goddess?
Who knows, if they will get a “happily ever after”
@@CBMOA “You’ll see. Everything is going to be fine. Just believe it will. We’re magical girls, remember? We make hopes and dreams come true. They might not happen all the time, but there’s no doubt miracles can really happen. Don’t you think?”
@@CBMOA but based on everything we know, homura will most likely be forgiven
I'm just realizing this, and this probably wasn't intentional, but the pace of the piano's notes are so metronomically strict that it almost sounds like the ticking of a clock...the scene the piece backdrops also almost perfectly fits this narrative. The phonetic image of the clock conjured through the music emphasizes that Homura is on a timer (time limit), and her time with Madoka is running out.
What does metronomically mean?
@@rice2cu5881 Of or relating to a metronome. A metronome is a device used to keep the proper time pacing when playing notes on the piano. The sound it makes mirrors the same ticking as a clock. (Hope this helps you)
@augieottie6403, To give my perspective, it could not only be interpreted as a pressure for time (like a clock's time limit), but also a pressure for a perfect result. Just like a pianist restart the same song many times just to perfect the piece's note pacing to achieve their "perfect result", Homura also restarted the same timeline to achieve her "perfect result" of her wish. At least, that's my added analysis on the metronome ordeal haha. I enjoyed your connection and I just HAD to add a thought that came to mind as a fellow lover of the OST and Yuki Kajiura's works. Happy reading
@@Tomatoes58 So it's essentially a fancy way of saying the notes are spaced evenly?
Given the interviews I've read and some of my knowledge of Kajiuras past work, I think it's very likely it was intentional
The thing i get from Homura at the end is that she is so tired. Tired of suffering, tired of all the pain she has gone through, and she just want it all to end.
But she can never allow herself that. Partially because if she did, it would make all of her sacrifices pointless. Partially because her guilt over her own perceived failures wouldn't allow such a mercy. But also because deep down, she knows that if an opportunity to protect Madoka or a chance to keep her happy pops up, she will grab hold of it and never let go. Her whole existence revolves around Madoka, and nothing, not even her own self, matter anymore.
Even if it means she must shoulder the worst of sins and commit the most heinous of crimes, she would do it for her. But the guilt is eating away at her. Homura is stuck in her own vicious cycle. She is aware of it, but no matter how much it hurts her, she knows she can not, will not break away from it either. She simply can not allow herself too do so.
...This comment nearly made me cry. Still gave me goosebumps though.
No matter how many times I watch this scene it breaks my heart. Homura swallows down the fact that one day, her closest loved one will become her enemy. It's a sad sense of poetic justice given her actions.
...poetic justice? Lolwut? Homura is the epitome of self-sacrifice. Homura is devastated to learn that Madoka herself didn't want to sacrifice her existence and life as a human to become what she did.
@@Raptor747 yes but she put aside her morals and became a demon and pput the laws of nature aside for it
@@serenitysubs933 except she didnt. Even in the end, she is putting on yet another facade. Just like the first, she puts on her cold demeanor to hide that deep down she is an emotional person who is hurting, 12 years of watching the one you love die and then knowing that in order to do what you thought was best, you had to go against what they believed. She knows what she did was wrong. She doesnt call herself the devil because she is evil. Its because she knows she went against what madoka wanted. She isnt fully content with this life.
@@summerwolf7197 this is a literal greek tragedy, that poor child-
This song is a tear-jerker for me. I think of how much Homura has sacrificed, and how all she wants is Madoka to live a life of happiness. She considers the false world she made to be precious because it's protecting the thing she cares about most. It actually fits surprisingly well with what Madoka said before she died once. That there are "awful things in this world, but there are some things worth protecting". Madoka aims to protect the magical girls of the world, while Homura aims to save the one person who deserves a happy ending. Both have very good ambitions, but it seems fate will never give these two a break.
Homura knows she did something wrong. Yet, she did finally fulfill her wish of becoming strong enough to protect Madoka. But once again, as Sayaka once said- "Whenever we wish for somebody's happiness, someone else must be cursed in exchange." Homura's wish brought an idealistic world for not only Madoka, but all of their friends too. Madoka was separated from the Law of Cycles, but the salvation of all magical girls still works... It's just under new management. That is the curse placed upon Homura, for she must loathe herself for eternity as she holds up the Law and watches the creator get what she should have deserved.
Didn't Homura make kyubey the vessel for all suffering after she became a demon though
yes, but that doesn't change the fact that homura feels a lot of guilt for what she did, knowing that madoka might someday become her enemy because of said actions
+Shia during her talk with sayaka at the the end she said something along the lines of "once all the wraiths are defeated I'll gladly be your enemy"
Except y'all're wrong since a sequel series is coming eventually lol.
It wasn't sayaka who originally said that. That was kyouko.
me: *sees title* "I think this..."
me: "I think this the end?"
*clicks video*
*title:* "I think this world is precious"
Me: *sobbing uncontrollably*
I love Homura so much and she's my favorite as always. Such a selfless girl.
I literally just choke up and burst out in tears everytime that violin starts playing. Just the music itself breaks my heart. Yet.. Here i am listening it over and over again.
1:41 This artwork portrays the eerie contrasting fates across timelines so beautifully! If only either of them could break into the flip side... If only the incubators had never arrived... If only...
After-movie thoughts: ...how do I feel things after this?
*existential crisis*
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA This ending killed me. It's so poethic that it ended at the hallway like they first met.
1:03-1:17
Oh my god. I'm...I'm actually choked up. I NEVER get choked up.
I mean, that's one of the most heartbreaking/warming sequences I've ever seen. I mean, I can practically hear Homura screaming at Madoka to shoot her, before Madoka lowers her bow and embraces her friend.
"Friends"
Kek
I think the same.
This anime is so beautiful.
🥹
Am I the only one that keeps remember the scene when Madoka says: “If I had to say something changed... That was me”?
What exactly is deep about it?
It meant she knew in a way that Homura forced her into normalcy.
@@ibrahimihsan2090 its been 5 years... i don't even remember 😭
Madoka WILL forgive Homura and maybe even be actually thankful for what she did, if you guys remember their talk at the flower field.
Madoka may forgive, but will she accept the new world made by Homura? My guess is that Madoka will have to step in due to the possible instability of Homura's world. Nobody who is well and accepts what they are doing willingly calls themselves evil. Homura will not be able to sustain the world she has created because she sees it as an inherently terrible thing. It will buckle under it's own weight simply because Homura loathes herself too much. That is why the whole city she made in her sole gem imploded on itself. She will always be unhappy and discontent until she can learn self worth. This may mean moving past Madoka.
Yes, these speculations are exactly what the ending of Rebellion is getting at, I believe. It shouldn't be just Homura or just Madoka fighting to protect the world from Kyuubey. They have to work together in order for everyone to get a fair and just ending. Homura's wisdom mixed with Madoka's passion will make it right again. That's why I never saw the ending of Rebellion as a tragic one. In away, it's really Homura trying to reveal what she's been through to Madoka but her own self loathing holding her back. If Homura is convinced to ignore her self loathing, she can reveal what happened to Madoka and they won't have to be enemies. I think that's honestly the best ending the series can have.
A part of Madoka's wish is to destroy any other law that doesn't allow her to fulfill her duty. I'm pretty sure they will engage in combat at some point
No one knows. After all the madoka in the flower field scene is just the ideal version that homura made up
orangemelk it’s the real Madoka. The director said it’s the true Madoka without her memory of being a god.
"I Think this World is Precious". Madoka is Homura's world, so I guess that makes sense.
finally they said the continuation of rebellion is on the works. can't wait for the day is out and we get to see what happens next
0:52 onwards gives me chills, every time.
Love how this track sounds like it's trying to hold itself together. It has an awkward kind of rhythm, like a superficial normality threatening to break at any moment,, i like it :>
I don't know why but this reminds me of a sunrise at the morning behind a green foggy meadow..
+Der Empath
For one who sees this as the OST for the scene when Madoka's "See you tomorrow" finally becomes "Good Morning", I think your mental image of this track is absolutely perfect.
+903IDFOLEY oh, thank you really much
@@903IDFOLEY Hey, I come back to this comment every now and then and I really hope you‘re doing well.
@@heartbeast5678 Thanks man, you too.
@@903IDFOLEY I wonder, what you do with your life.
cool now i have my own waterfalls falling from my own eyes
Madoka: _indirectly activates her madokami powers_
Homuhomu: _Holy fuck I gonna calm her down_
It looked like she was tryna train a pet or sum 💀
...Why are we torturing ourselves for awaiting the inevitable and irreconcilable fight between them?
SPOILERS
I cant wait for the next movie...I have high hopes for it and I doubt they will let me down. Also demon form Homura has some of the best fan art I have ever seen. I have seen some reviewers talk about how her going demon doesn't make sense but if you actually think about it it does make sense considering how far she had fallen into despair.
steven6666600000 yes I agree and I think it helped huminize her and it helped all those homura fans that think she's the best thing in the world finally see the flaws in her.
@@swaggbunny1502 not every Homura fan thinks she doesn't have flaws. I'm a Homura fan myself, but I know she has flaws. Its precisely what I like about her.
@@Yams-Hams7734 Right I know that now. This was a while ago and I was a lot saltier about her character when I made that reply lol.
Same
Yes.
YES. I FINALLY FOUND THIS SONG. NOW I CAN KILL MY FEELS EVERYTIME I WANT. :DDD *YES MADOKA MAGICA TURNED ME INTO A MASOCHIST. PROBLEM?*
少女達に幸あれ。
Peaceful but so sad
(This is my opinion so please don’t explode) ok so for everyone out there it’s not that Homura did nothing wrong because she absolutely did it’s just that she did something bad for the sake of Madoka and Madoka’s friends as well, another thing to note is what Madoka’s mom had said earlier in the series about doing something bad for the sake of something good or just to snap someone out of their way of thinking so if we go by this then this could all be a way for Homura to not only get her feelings across to Madoka but simply just to send her the message the she (Madoka) can be selfish sure she can be kind and think of others but she also has to make room for her own happiness, cause after all Madoka is legitimately in an unending battle with every witch in existence
美しい、悲しい、人間の感情の一番深いところにいるような
I was listening to a song named "salvation"
And when I heard "my heart will burn for you, it's all I can do "
My heart broke..... :) 💔
Madoka *WILL* forgive Homura. I Believe it!!!
Maybe, but maybe it will be like one of those "I forgive you, but what you did was unacceptable, I'm sorry but I have to stop you" kind of things...
Part of me wants this, another part of me wants a happy ending.
903IDFOLEY Of course, because Homura did nothing wrong
903IDFOLEY I believe that Madoka will forgive Homura for what she has done. Being a very understanding and kind person, Madoka understands that Homura did all these just to protect her, which is a noble reason and there's nothing wrong with that. What Madoka won't be able to forgive Homura for, is taking her memories away. After all she probably wants to remember Homura's efforts and things important to her.
simunator No she did, it's kinda the whole point...
Back in the TV series, Junko taught Madoka that if someone is suffering for doing the right thing, then sometimes, the way to help them is to simply go and do the wrong thing for them.
Homura is doing just that. The _wrong_ thing.
Junko goes on to warn Madoka that such a move could end a friendship, if the person being saved does not understand why their friend did what they did, and instead see it as a simple betrayal. In the end, it is a simply choice between doing nothing and watching your friend suffer to the end, or saving them but losing your friendship... Either way, it's going to be a messed up ending.
During the scene this very track is used, Homura gives Madoka back her ribbons. These ribbons are the ultimate proof of Madoka and Homura's friendship, which survived a changing of an entire universe. Homura knew she was no longer worthy of these ribbons because she understood that if Madoka knew the truth, she would not only no longer see Homura as a friend, but instead as an enemy. But at the same time, Homura still wishes for Madoka's happiness, because while Homura may no longer be Madoka's friend, Madoka will always be Homura's best friend.
903IDFOLEY Well said. Playing the soundtrack and reading your comment wasn't a good combination. i think I got something in my eyes
Why did I have to cry? Q.Q
Because you're supposed to, even a year after watching the movie
1:05 - 1:16 My favorites scene .
The burden of godhood and the torment of demonhood should be the purview of gods and demons.
The two of them are just _kids!_
0:52 onwards, so fitting
MINHA TRISTEZA
É COLOSSAL
tamo junto
3 people who clicked the dislike button. I want to know the reason why: 1. Don't want Madoka to come back to school. 2. Dislike or even hate the ending of the 'Rebellion' movie. 3. Versions of Kyubey. 4. Something else
Really excited for the new movie and hope madoka and homura work things out somehow
0:50 me encanta esta parte ❤
i like how you do your videos, very beautiful
I feel relieved. At least, Madoka (no matter she had the magical girl's ring or not) finally come back to school. Homura takes Madoka all around the school. I want to go out with Madoka after I watched the 'Rebellion' movie
綺麗なイラスト
0:45 Sagitta Luminis
I’m your 100 comment congratulations
*#HomuraNoHizoNadaMalo*
Разговор Хомуры и Мадоки в конце фильма
I just hope that all will be good after the concept movie, i know, this is madoka magica but... Also what happened to sayaka in the trailer of the concept movie?:0
its great to see a fellow madoka fan waiting for the concept movie. Frankly idk what exactly happened, because the only known leak of the trailer was videotaped poorly, thus showing poor quality. One thing for sure, there is going to be a lot of mami. ;3
YUSS
Same
I know that Homura loved Madoka truly but i can't forgive her to stop the motion of the universe or absorb the universe. (I'm not really that sure what happened to the universe at the end of rebellion.) I mean, her goal was to be with Madoka at the end but can they chat with each other, can they play together, can they have really fun times together, after what Homura did when she became a demon?
Moon Leung What is there to forgive? It's not like there is anything to show Homura is doing anything bad to the new world. To normal people, the world looks exactly the same as before and life goes on. Sayaka is alive and finally happily reunited with Kyoko. Nagisa is alive and is with Mami who is no longer alone. Madoka is back with her family where she belongs.
Homura claims to be the the devil and the embodiment of evil, but evil has always existed in the world and would continue to do so with or without Homura. It's not like Homura is suddenly kicking babies and strangling kittens...
As for Homura not being together with with Madoka, that is pretty much the whole point of Rebellion's ending. Homura's goal was never "to be with Madoka", it was "to save and protect Madoka". Homura would of course love to be with Madoka, but we have witnessed Homura make countless sacrifices that would have caused her to be forever seperated from Madoka via her own death or damnation, all for the sake of protecting Madoka.
Rebellion's ending is Homura's ultimate sacrifice, as she not only throws away her position as Madoka's best friend, she betrays Madoka and becomes her arch-enemy. We see this in the final scene between Madoka and Homura in the school hallway. Homura gives Madoka back her pink hair ribbons, that was Madoka's gift to her at the end of the TV series. These ribbons were the ultimate symbol of Madoka and Homura's friendship, whose existence defy the law of the unverse itself. Homura knew that she was no longer worthy of these ribbons...
+903IDFOLEY omg THANKKKS i was lost lol really
This damn track man...I can't help but feel that it sounds vaguely similar to Migawari no Shinyu from End of Evangelion. Maybe not idk.
Ughhhh this scene though...Homura why ;-;
Number 1: Remember when Homura's soulgem was being coloured by love? And then Madoka's goddess form separated from her? Next, she said,"I told you, Madoka. I won't let you go ever again!" or at least something like that? So like i said 2 days ago, Homura's final goal at the end was to be with Madoka, right?
Number 2: About that the universe went on the same and stuff that you said, I'm gonna tell myself "you are so dumb, Moon" if i really wasn't right about my last comment. To be honest, i didn't see all the parts in rebellion so yeah. Thanks if your reply was right, senpai! (I don't really know if you're really my senpai but whatever!)
Moon Leung This is to my previous post right? You could have just replied to that thread, it means I would get a notice and I would have seen it sooner.
Anyway... 1) Not necessarily. Since these words do not tell us _why_ Homura has caught Madoka and won't let go. If someone has fallen off a cliff or is heading to their death, then grabbing them and not letting go, would mean you are saving them.
Another thing is that if Homura simply wanted to be with Madoka, she could have just allowed herself to be taken into the Cirlce, and be with Madoka there. Homura has very little attachment to the real world, and only suffers to live in it and protect it because it was the world Madoka gave her life to save. There is therefore no reason why she would want to drag Madoka back into the real world to be with her there, especially (as you pointed out yourself) if it means she loses Madoka's trust and can't be with her.
2) LOL Glad to be of help. And yeah, going by age alone, I am probably more than enough to be considered your senpai, since I'm old enough to have watched the original TV run of Doctor Slump (i.e before original Dragonball) as a kid...
Where can I find some of this great artwork?
We will be able and able for the next two
There is so much precious Devil Homaru x God Madoka art out there. Such a pity it's always accompanied with all of this ugly irrational hatred against a fictional character that turned the universe into paradise out of love.
Thomas Name yep ikr homura did nthn wrong
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is it just me or does god madoka resemble jibril a little?
What do you mean by Jibril?
Is it just me, or is this a little similar to the OST "Facing the truth #1"?
Darius Farrell it's actually the same melody as "her new wings." they sound extremely similar if you listen to them side by side.
...Isn't there a song missing from this playlist? Like between this song and the ending credits?
Where can I find the pictures at 0:14, 1:05, 1:35, and 1:45?
1:41 anyone got some link to this
12.1.2020 ?
anyone got sources for the images?
what's the last picture？
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No she doesn't. Madoka might, but Homura doesn't.
Well, she tried... It was the world Madoka tried to protect by giving up everything for after all. But ultimately, a world without Madoka just didn't sit well with Homura.
Does anyone know this soundtrack between this one and ending credit song?
And I think this movie is crap
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We will be able to get the tickets and get