Tagged: Akemi Homura
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Despair and Hope in Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Plenty of spoilers ahead, but unless you’re living under the most darkest shadow on Pluto, I assume you have already watched the final episode and are still scrambling to put the exploded parts of your brain back together.
On Quantum Physics, The Fourth Dimension and Magical Girls… Wait, What?
Spoilers for those who haven’t watched episode 10 yet, although everyone who follows Madoka probably watched it already.
WARNING: This is certified TL;DR material.
Original article came from my former anime blog turned translation blog from ages ago.
Fate and Destiny in Madoka Magica : Homura may never score a homerun
(Reader’s Choice: Part 2 of 2 [As per DoctorDazza's request] )
Not exactly post 250 , is it?
If you’ve seen the latest episode of Madoka Magica, you’ll come to terms with the fact that not only is Homura the most tragic heroine of the series, but also that she has been travelling endless back and forth in time in her attempts to rescue the magical girls. Now you know why she tries to stop Mami from fighting Charlotte and the girls from ever signing contracts.
But as one blunt observant soul pointed out, with every repetition she goes through, Homerun seems to not only not solve the problem, but in fact , find that each repetition she goes through only reveals a even darker world : with repetitions that involve Mami going insane and Madoka turning into a witch, it would seem that Homura’s attempt to alter their fates and destinies seem to be failing. That said, what does this show about fate and destiny in PMMM?
A graphical analysis of importance and popularity in Madoka Magica
