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A wish strong enough to remake the world…. even if it breaks it. ߹𖥦߹

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AJisreal

The fact I used to dislike this movie is so funny. It's one of my favorite movies of all time now. Homura did nothing wrong btw...

Lyrical Kell of Music

What an amazing movie, I haven’t read any of the manga so this movie is as far in the story I have gone so this is just a theory. But I wonder is all the girls will eventually become universal beings or part of the law of cycles. Madoka and Homura are obvious, Sayaka has become something akin to Madokas envoy. So we just have Mami and Kyoko left. I can’t see either of them joining the demon aka homura, maybe they will both become a part of the law of cycles like Sayaka did, all of them helping Madoka carry her burden. It’s a nice thought that’s probably wishful thinking in a story like this 😂

Sekraan

The manga is an adaptation of the TV series + movie, not the other way around. This is an anime original story. So no one besides the creators know where the next movie will go.

AJisreal

The new movie is called Walpurgisnact Rising btw! I wonder what it will be about?

Vidolin

Yall missed the post-credits scene😅

Kenju Storm

theres something wrong with the video. Its stopping and skipping

sleepysorceror

Is the video cutting out at random points for anyone else?

Sekraan

Re: the Homura-Mami fight scene, remember that the magical girls' bodies are fake and practically invulnerable. Their real bodies are the soul gems. Mami doesn't know this. Homura does since her memories returned. She took advantage and shot through her own head to hit the ribbon.

Demnevanni

yup, was doing that on my end as well

Lyrical Kell of Music

Oh that’s hype, no need to worry about spoilers then (unless leaks which are possible)

Doccyy

NOOOOO girls you should've watched the credits and the after credits scene!!!

Demnevanni

So it seems like Homura, after splitting off original Madoka, created a new labyrinth, but this one seems to have been large enough to envelop the entire galaxy, if not universe - you can see the dotted darkness spread out from her soul gem in a manner somewhat similar to how it looked when Sayaka first became a witch and created *her* labyrinth, except that it just keeps going. It also fits with how the world itself seems pretty real while simultaneously having a whole bunch of beings from previous labyrinths just moving about the space. As for how Homura was able to do that I've found one theory someone else had put together that seemed pretty compelling to me: Basically, Homuras wish boiled down to wanting to be powerful enough to be able to protect Madoka, while Madokas (final) wish was to erase all witches. When Homura became a witch, the only way for Madokas wish to remain true would have been for Homura to be taken in by Madoka. However that would have left Homuras wish of protecting Madoka unfulfilled, so the only way for the universe to resolve that paradox was to make Homura into something other than a witch (fulfilling Madokas wish) while also putting Homura in a position to be strong enough to perpetually protect Madoka (fulfilling Homuras wish). You definitely gotta mull that one over a few times, but from among the theories people have come up with so far it seemed pretty solid to me once I wrapped my head around it.

thereactpack

:( it must've been a bug or glitch during the upload process, I will reupload it later tonight to see if that'll fix it! sorry about that, idk why its doing that >.> -Morgan

RMS

I didn’t expect to love this series as much as I did, I’m a little late to party but happy to join

Doccyy

There's a lot that goes into Homura's decision. Most obviously being the amount of time she spent time looping to save Madoka only to have that sole purpose she was living for, taken away when Madoka became a God and ascended to a higher plane of existence. Bear in mind, the loops we saw in the anime were only a few of the total loops Homura did trying to save Madoka. The writer Gen Urobuchi said Homura was approaching 100 loops which means she spent around 12 years reliving the same month solely to save Madoka. The mental affect those extra 12 years of trauma will have on a 14 year old girl are too mindboggling to even comprehend. Besides the time loop suffering there's also the world she was left in after Madoka disappeared. She was stuck in a world where only she could remember Madoka, which originally as we saw at the end of the anime, she was using as her motivation to keep fighting, to protect the world Madoka saved. But this motivation could only last so long. After awhile she began to doubt her memories and began to question whether Madoka was even real or something she just made up, leading her to fall into a deep psychosis. Remember even though Magical Girls don't turn into Witches anymore, their Soul Gems still get corrupted by despair, so as Homura spiralled into this depression and madness, her Soul Gem was tainted and was about to be taken away the Law of Cycles. Which is when Kyubey decided to interfere, isolating Homura to observe the Law of Cycles and how it reaches her. Causing a Labyrinth to grow inside her Soul Gem, in which it's sole purpose is to bring her friends together, allow them to live happily and above all to invite Madoka in and see her again. It's so sad. Finally is the conversation Homura has with the real Madoka in her Labyrinth. Where Madoka says she could never bear to sacrifice herself and never see any of her friends again because it would hurt her too much. Which is what convinces Homura that she should've never let Madoka selflessly sacrifice herself because it's not what she truly wanted. This is the deciding point where Homura decides not to move on, to rebel against the Laws of the Universe and the Law of the Cycle, and to rebel against grief, refusing to move on healthily and resolving to get Madoka back even if she has to become a demon to do it (Hence the movie title Rebellion). Then Homura herself later ascends to Godhood and uses it for the sole purpose of creating a world where Madoka can be happy with her friends as a human. In their last conversation in the movie where Homura asks whether Madoka values order and stability and Madoka says she does think that breaking rules for your own desires is bad which is exactly what Homura has just done. This shows Homura that despite technically giving Madoka what she wants, Madoka won't agree with how she's done it by disrupting the laws of the universe. So now she understands that one day Madoka will become her enemy and oppose her, but regardless Homura will continue doing everything she can to make Madoka happy for as a long as possible. Even if it's only temporary. Unlike Madoka's wish that was essentially purely selflessness, Homura's wish is far more twisted and selfish but is balanced out with equal amounts of selflessness wanting nothing more than for Madoka to be happy. Selfish actions for selfless reasons you could potentially say. I already loved Homura after the anime but this movie truly turned her into one of the best written characters I've ever seen. Both girls ascended to Godhood for their own opposing reasons but shared the same common goal of wanting to save each other. And now both retain these powers in this new world. So the next movie coming out this year I imagine will likely be the conclusion of this deadlock between them and who's vision for the world will prevail in the end. I really hope the both of them are able to find happiness in the end but that's likely a tall order given how this series usually goes.

Nolan L Thomas

Sam was spot on with the visuals. They are so pretty and with so much activity going on in them. You can definitely get lost in them.

Doccyy

But if you don't wanna upload another reaction just for a post-credits scene you could maybe react to it during one of your reaction streams and talk it about there. Just a thought.

Racc

One little thing I love about this movie is that Mami has Bebe/Nagisa now. Mami doesn't deserve to be alone 🥲

AJisreal

Yeah it did it for me

Paden Snell

I was kinds iffy on this movie when it first came out. 1) show wrapped up in a really satisfying place already. 2) movie pretty much resets everything. 3) the fan service-y-ness is a little much, not in a "jiggles and pantyshots" sense, but in a "all of your favorite characters are back! And here's extended transformation sequences for each of them!" sense... But the more times ive watched the movie and the longer ive had to think about this movie the more I like it. I feel like it did a very good job staying in the same spirit of the show, while still giving us something new and unexpected. And of course its a visual masterpiece. Its just a LOT to take in.

AJisreal

This is exactly how I felt when I first watched! I was so confused and wondering what happened.... I also really disliked Homura's actions at first but they grew on me... I like a girl boss like her eventually it always happens

thereactpack

i think there was an issue with the upload. I will reupload later tonight to hopefully smooth it out! -Morgan

Edman

Just in time for the next movie coming out next month!

Racc

but do we know if its going to be an international release? I am still waiting the kobayashi dragon maid movie and that came out in japan 6 months ago.

whut

Homura has my permission to do whatever she wants. You go girl, live your problematic life, I am watching and cheering just beyond the blast radius

BT

Madoka Magica had always been a story of tragedy. Anime: Madoka sacrificed herself for the world. Movie: Homura sacrifices the world for Madoka.

Kiyan

Loved rewatching this with you guys. Can't wait for the next movie!

Tona Mejia

I think it’s confirmed for an international release.

KC

This perfectly explains why Homura is in my top 10 of best characters. I've watched this movie multiple times since its release, and my love for it grows every time. Gets better every re-watch.

Bocchi in Shadow

It makes sense that Homura would eventually go crazy tryinh to save Madoka over and over again. This movie is so trippy, the fight choreagraphy between Mami and Homura was insane. This is as far as I've seen but I do know she became Devil Homura to counter God Modoka. It says demon for translation I'm guessing but probably means the same.

Baren Nerab

Devilman:CryBaby would be an awesome follow up to this 😂

lemonkatze

"what was the point of this movie" to hurt your feelings

lemonkatze

if it makes you feel better another movie is coming out soon

Danilike

That's why I love this movie so much; the more you watch it, the more you understand its meaning and how profound the characters are.

Danilike

It's just a theory, but if you recall, Homura's wish was, "Instead of being protected by her, I want to be strong enough to protect her." At the end of the series, Madoka sacrifices herself to save them all, including Homura, who couldn't protect her. Homura realizes this in the labyrinth. Homura's wish interferes with Madoka's.

sn00p

And the sequel movie is soon lol. If you want a good read on homura and her whole “becoming the devil to save god” thing this is a good one https://pastebin.com/B32hb1fC

Dune

Oh we got the bad end.

StealthMomo

Madoka and Homura. Madokami and Homucifer. The Goddess of Hope and the Demon of Love. Homura hijacked Madoka's Goddess-hood. Pulled her apart from her divinity and used it to rewrite reality. With a piece of Madoka's power now hers she was able to recreate the Universe...to her liking. So reality is a little weird now, although it all seems normal to the recreated population of Earth. Sayaka and Kyouko are real and alive. Homura brought back everyone. And not because she cared about them at this point. But they were accessories that made Madoka happy. Sayaka and Bebe realize something has changed since they had been companions to Godoka and were tied to her omnipotence . But the new reality is asserting itself and rewriting memories as well. I'm sure Homura truly does view herself as "evil" now. Although really she is suffering extremely PTSD. In the end, love is what broke Homura, both mentally and emotionally. She went through so much pain to save the girl she loved, only to lose her through personal sacrifice. How many times did she rewind that one month

thereactpack

YouTube Reaction now includes end credit scene! <3

Vinne

I hope it's not delayed again

EvilGodAsura

Yeah everyone else also liked the madoka ending in world too. Thats why Homura is a demon. She stole the happy ending from everyone to make her own because she refused to let Madoka go.

milkystross

Maybe you should watch the spinoff Magia Record while waiting for the next movie, it just recently got added to Netflix. The story isnt as good as the main series but it adds a lot to the word building and is still worth a watch