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Lord Justice posted:I'm back. Sayaka is most likely imprisoned. From a previous analysis: Good to see you back. e: Man, what a lovely snipe.
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Sea Sponge Run posted:if i were younger when this show came out mami'd be a role model i think A person with crippling loneliness issues such that she attempted to entrap two other girls into her situation and was also somewhat responsible for Sayaka's death?
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Lord Justice posted:A person with crippling loneliness issues such that she attempted to entrap two other girls into her situation and was also somewhat responsible for Sayaka's death? N-no, an ally of justice and goddess of battle!
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Oct 2, 2016 02:15
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um she's cool and cute ok
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Lord Justice posted:A person with crippling loneliness issues such that she attempted to entrap two other girls into her situation and was also somewhat responsible for Sayaka's death? Nah, more like a person that gets freaked out by the truth and goes into a homicidal rampage. ... and she has big boobs.
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trucutru posted:... and she has big boobs. There's a joke here, I just know it
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Movie Sayaka is totally the best mahou shoujo rolemodel. Self-image issues --> gets therapy (in the afterlife) --> accepts herself as a weird musical mermaid --> realizes she's gay, gets over her dumpy old crush, and marries a sassy redhead. If only we could all be so brave.
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Mami's mammies Mami's mammies "Your breasts. How do you get them like that?" "Getting them massaged is the first thing that comes to mind... getting 'em massaged." Mami's mammies (おっぱいマミマミ Oppai Mamimami) are a pair of breasts that appear to Madoka and Sayaka as they are attacked by a Witch in episode 1. They were already felt up by Kyubey, so she offers to let the pair fondle them if they choose to become magical girls themselves. Mami's mammies moved to cake planet after bouncing magnificently during a mud wresting match with the loli Charlotte in episode 3. Official Info 
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I'm ignoring/repressing all of that and taking away that "Anko" and "Mado-cha" are cute nicknames
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Cephas posted:I'm ignoring/repressing all of that and taking away that "Anko" and "Mado-cha" are cute nicknames You got the "Onko->Anko" but missed the "cha -> chi." 
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Oct 2, 2016 04:36
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z0glin Warchief posted:You got the "Onko->Anko" but missed the "cha -> chi." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxQR1tXDYkM
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It's mostly a dead nickname but there's some great KyouMami art and doujinshi you can only find by searching 'MamiAn' instead
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Space Flower posted:It's mostly a dead nickname but there's some great KyouMami art and doujinshi you can only find by searching 'MamiAn' instead So, what's the least popular combination anyhow? HomuMami? MadoKyoko?
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Oct 2, 2016 06:25
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Probably Homura and Mami, I'd guess. Adversarial encounters are usually enough to spark a good amount of art (see Sayaka and Homura), but it was so early and so short in the series, I think it lost a bit of the spotlight. Meanwhile Madoka and Kyouko had that team up to try and save Sayaka. I've seen a fair bit of that. Mami and Kyouko has tons, thanks to The Different Story, Mami and Madoka... Wait. The least might be Mami and Sayaka.
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Yes_Cantaloupe posted:Mami's mammies
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Oct 2, 2016 22:53
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um it's not time yet
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https://u.pomf.is/nydson.mp4 the ange vierge devs are making a mobage side story for madoka magica.
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Binged this series today. Had to dig up a thread just to say: This show was so good, it made me reconsider liking Kill La Kill when it comes to magical girl deconstructions. The movie is separate, not just a series-cram?
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Ranzear posted:Binged this series today. Had to dig up a thread just to say: Movies 1 and 2 are a recap of the series, with a few new scenes and the story framed more as "Homura's Story" than "Madoka's Story." Movie 3 is a proper sequel, and pretty damned good. And also controversial.
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PerrineClostermann posted:Movies 1 and 2 are a recap of the series, with a few new scenes and the story framed more as "Homura's Story" than "Madoka's Story." Movie 3 is a proper sequel, and pretty damned good. And also controversial. 'Rebellion' right? Doin' my best to avoid spoilers, but also not get EoE'd again for two hours  Homura looking a little too Kuroyukihime in some of this art though.
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Yeah, Rebellion is the 3rd movie.
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That's a really nice effect. Everything is different at the start and it was bugging me. I thought I'd made a mistake skipping the first two movies. It's a perfect continuation of the "wait... something's fucky" feeling I had for the first part of the series proper. Edit: Where does Kyoko keep all this goddamn food!? They've probably been wandering for hours and she still hasn't run out.  "Gettin' real sick of this lotus eater bullshit." Later edit: Yeah, I see where the contention comes from, but I don't disagree with Homura's actions. She had to become something to back the Kyubeis the gently caress off if they were getting really interested in witch-flip-harvesting again and were tracking down ways to pin down a deity (and even did so inadvertently) to get that back. Everything she'd done for Madoka, and Madoka's own sacrifice, would have gone right down the shitter and everything would be back to square one. There's an interesting addition that witches can be 'brought back down', or at least the ones Madoka knew personally, but what really interests me is that the Kyubeis are gone, meaning no more MGs or Witches anyway. The current crew will be the last. There were more than the apparent five in the series, as each only covered so much territory and of course there had to be others to turn into witches. There's probably a substantial population left, but now nothing for them to fight and nothing to despair over except the usual human poo poo. poo poo, it's contentious because 'no more magical girls' is exactly like 'no more mass relays'. Ending a premise with the end of the story is something people just naturally hate. Ranzear fucked around with this message at 05:16 on Nov 28, 2016 |
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Nah, there are still magical girls and incubators. As I recall, Kyubey says something to the effect of "Jesus Christ, Humanity keeps loving up everything. We're out of here." and Homura says "Nope. You're not going anywhere. Despair's still around, and you're going to work for me now." I think Homura's actions are very much in line with her character. Her entire theme is that of nearly suicidal self-sacrifice, fueled by (ironically) selfishness, depression and self-loathing. She seems to accept that this fake paradise she's created will one day end, and when that day comes she will be alone. She's alienated everyone, even Madoka. But that's fine, because at least now they have a chance to live a happy life, for now.
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PerrineClostermann posted:Homura says "Nope. You're not going anywhere. Despair's still around, and you're going to work for me now." Ah, right! I kinda glazed during that part I think, the movie was a bit too visually noisy to be reading subtitles after a whole day of them, but I still don't think Homura would let them run willy-nilly making more. I guess more MGs are possible then, but Madoka's universal constant (if not her real self) should still be going to prevent witches, or at least that was Homura's intent? Yeah, that's the funny thing about Homura. She became competent, but she didn't really change from her awkward, bumbling, short-sighted self. Word of God is that she only did about 100 cycles, so she didn't get the full Groundhog Day breakthrough because she could still despair and witch out whenever. But you know what? I'm gonna loosely quote OotS: She's trying. Rebellion definitely flips the theme from 'magical girl impermanence' to 'magical girl transhumanism'. I dig it. I am just kinda spitballing here. Six hours of Madoka, two hours of Jojo, then more Madoka might make my ideas about it a little silly. Ranzear fucked around with this message at 05:48 on Nov 28, 2016 |
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Ranzear posted:Ah, right! I kinda glazed during that part I think, the movie was a bit too visually noisy to be reading subtitles after a whole day of them, but I still don't think Homura would let them run willy-nilly making more. I guess more MGs are possible then, but Madoka's universal constant (if not her real self) should still be going to prevent witches, or at least that was Homura's intent? Madoka's some good stuff, and gives an anime mind some decent material to think on. Now go read The Different Story.
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Ranzear posted:Ah, right! I kinda glazed during that part I think, the movie was a bit too visually noisy to be reading subtitles after a whole day of them, but I still don't think Homura would let them run willy-nilly making more. I guess more MGs are possible then, but Madoka's universal constant (if not her real self) should still be going to prevent witches, or at least that was Homura's intent? Magical Girls still exist as normal in Homura's Labyrinth, Sayaka still has her ring and Wraiths still exist. It's important to keep in mind that, while Homura betrayed Ultimate Madoka, she didn't lose the idealism behind Ultimate Madoka, or her old self. The concept of Magical Girls existing as a force to fight what is effectively an eternal war still defines Homura's thinking now, she just didn't want Madoka personally involved with it (Madoka herself has been reverted to a normal human at the end of Rebellion). Also, here's the Concept Movie, which is a short film based on ideas SHAFT has come up with in regards to what will follow Rebellion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4JVJKpl0Dc And the transcript with a translation: https://wiki.puella-magi.net/Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_Concept_Movie/Transcript
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I approve of this.
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This show is ok but I liked Cardcaptor Sakura better
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VostokProgram posted:This show is ok but I liked Cardcaptor Sakura better Say that to my face motherfucker 
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VostokProgram posted:This show is ok but I liked Cardcaptor Sakura better Cardcaptor Sakura is fine I guess but it's got nothing on Tweeny Witches.
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I've started watching this again with a couple friends who are going in blind. Since there are apparently still people who haven't seen it yet I'll just spoiler tag it. "what the gently caress, is she seriously dead? fuuuuuck" Best girl+costume design from this series:  
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Nov 30, 2016 05:44
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You seem to have accidentally posted someone other than Sayaka
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Nov 30, 2016 05:48
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You seem to have mistaken worst girl for best girl. I have a couple saved anyway. 
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Sayaka was the most human and compelling character of the show. Without her, it would lack the level of emotional impact that made the series exceptional  
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Brownieftw posted:You seem to have mistaken worst girl for best girl. I have a couple saved anyway. Sayaka and Kyouko are both good. That's why they love each other 
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