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* ''And So, the Azalea's Bloom'' introduces us to the backstories of the three, and being orphans raised in an orphanage, its naturally tragic.
** Konhoa was born into an affluent family, one who immediately started suffering financial reversal. As this coincided with her birth, her father blamed her for it, and after the stress of financial decline killed both him and her mother she was sent to the Azalea orphanage at a young age already with a iced-over heart.
** Hazuki had loving parents who were killed on the way back from a family vacation by a car accident, sacrificing their own lives to save hers. After which she was in the custody of relatives who mistreated her before eventually dumping her at an orphanage.
** Ayame was abandoned in an alley so young she didn't even remember her parents, only the faintest memory of large hands.
** Konhoa was born into an affluent family, one who immediately started suffering financial reversal. As this coincided with her birth, her father blamed her for it, and after the stress of financial decline killed both him and her mother she was sent to the Azalea orphanage at a young age already with a iced-over heart.
** Hazuki had loving parents who were killed on the way back from a family vacation by a car accident, sacrificing their own lives to save hers. After which she was in the custody of relatives who mistreated her before eventually dumping her at an orphanage.
** Ayame was abandoned in an alley so young she didn't even remember her parents, only the faintest memory of large hands.
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** The two following films make things further hard for Mabayu and Sayaka's friendship. Because of the latter will always try to heal Kyosuke's arm, her finding out she's essentially a zombie during fights against Witches ends up drawing Madoka's sympathy and contract no matter what. She ignores Mabayu's warnings because of her own emotions clouding her reasoning (and Kyubey egging her on) and upon discovering Mabayu was a Magical Girl in the seventh film, she accuses her of using her prediction powers to try and manipulate her feelings (which is only wrong regarding the use of magic, as she's still used her knowledge from Homura's time loop to try and win Sayaka's favor). Upon being told to her face that they're not friends, poor Mabayu ''shrieks'' in defeat, powerless as Sayaka contracts, reminded of her loneliness and inability to make friends. The film then skips to Walpurgisnacht's arrival, where Homura finds Mabayu catatonic under her kotatsu. It takes some [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan necessarily harsh]] words to snap her out of it and convince her to go and properly apologize to Sayaka, with Homura justifying it as self-satisfaction to make up for the fact their actions remain unchanged. It doubles as Heartwarming as Homura is helping Mabayu leave the timeline without regrets, but also serves as a cruel reminder that both girls can never make friends with anyone, not even Sayaka and Madoka while Walpurgisnacht is still looming.
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** The two following films make things further hard for Mabayu and Sayaka's friendship. Because of the latter will always try to heal Kyosuke's arm, her finding out she's essentially a zombie during fights against Witches ends up drawing Madoka's sympathy and contract no matter what. She ignores Mabayu's warnings because of her own emotions clouding her reasoning (and Kyubey egging her on) and upon discovering Mabayu was a Magical Girl in the seventh film, she accuses her of using her prediction powers to try and manipulate her feelings (which is only wrong regarding the use of magic, as she's still used her knowledge from Homura's time loop to try and win Sayaka's favor). Upon being told to her face that they're not friends, poor Mabayu ''shrieks'' in defeat, powerless as Sayaka contracts, reminded of her loneliness and inability to make friends. The film then skips to Walpurgisnacht's arrival, where Homura finds Mabayu catatonic under her kotatsu. It takes some [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan necessarily harsh]] words to snap her out of it and convince her to go and properly apologize to Sayaka, with Homura justifying it as self-satisfaction to make up for the fact their actions remain unchanged. It doubles as Heartwarming as Homura is helping Mabayu leave the timeline without regrets, but also serves as a cruel reminder that both girls can never make friends with anyone, not even Sayaka and Madoka while Walpurgisnacht is still looming.looming.
* Whenever Suzune is defeated as a unit, she says "Tsubaki...". Despite her brainwashing, she still remembers her surrogate mother and how kind she was to her.
* Whenever Suzune is defeated as a unit, she says "Tsubaki...". Despite her brainwashing, she still remembers her surrogate mother and how kind she was to her.
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* Chapter 6: First, Ryou's then, later, Ikumi's deaths. Both are beautiful yet painfully sad. Not to mention their impact on Hinano.
* Chapter 8: Juri attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. It's not something that happened abruptly, but hints of her wanting to die have already scattered throughout previous chapters. While initially seen as a ruthless pyromaniac (see Arc 2 Chapter 1 above), [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex she]] [[SadClown has]] [[ItsAllMyFault her]] [[HairTriggerTemper own]] [[TheseHandsHaveKilled issues]], blaming herself for what had happened back in Futatsugi and thinks [[ItsAWonderFulPlot the world should better off without her]]. Tsuruno voiced her opinion exactly as such, [[InnocentlyInsensitive not knowing that the words were slowly sinking into Juri]], breaking every kind of coping mechanism she's trying to put up, with the truce between Promised Blood and the Union as the last straw. Juri herself has already had stress that are buried and yet to be let out already, so all of them bottled up leading to the aforementioned decision. If not for Yuna coming JustInTime and [[InterruptedSuicide put a stop to it]], there would've been another casualty.
* Chapter 8: Juri attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. It's not something that happened abruptly, but hints of her wanting to die have already scattered throughout previous chapters. While initially seen as a ruthless pyromaniac (see Arc 2 Chapter 1 above), [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex she]] [[SadClown has]] [[ItsAllMyFault her]] [[HairTriggerTemper own]] [[TheseHandsHaveKilled issues]], blaming herself for what had happened back in Futatsugi and thinks [[ItsAWonderFulPlot the world should better off without her]]. Tsuruno voiced her opinion exactly as such, [[InnocentlyInsensitive not knowing that the words were slowly sinking into Juri]], breaking every kind of coping mechanism she's trying to put up, with the truce between Promised Blood and the Union as the last straw. Juri herself has already had stress that are buried and yet to be let out already, so all of them bottled up leading to the aforementioned decision. If not for Yuna coming JustInTime and [[InterruptedSuicide put a stop to it]], there would've been another casualty.
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* Chapter Chapters 4 and 6: First, Ryou's then, later, Ikumi's deaths. Both are beautiful yet painfully sad. Not to mention their impact on Hinano.
* Chapters 5 and 6: Felicia finds out that she herself caused her parents' deaths, resulting in her Doppeling out and running away hating herself. Nothing her teammates can do helps her; it's only when Kako and Ayame convince Asahi to summon the ghosts of Felicia's parents to speak with her that she finally forgives herself.
* Chapter 7: Yuna finds out that Sakuya died and blames herself for starting the war. Then the Kimochi take over her body and make her attack her followers, meaning she's causing even more pain to the people she's fighting for. She almost [[DrivenToSuicide kills herself]] before Iroha manages to [[InterruptedSuicide convince her to keep going]].
* Chapter 8: Juri attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. It's not something that happenedabruptly, but abruptly; hints of her wanting to die have already scattered throughout previous chapters. While initially seen as a ruthless pyromaniac (see Arc 2 Chapter 1 above), [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex she]] [[SadClown has]] [[ItsAllMyFault her]] [[HairTriggerTemper own]] [[TheseHandsHaveKilled issues]], blaming herself for what had happened back in Futatsugi and thinks [[ItsAWonderFulPlot the world should better off without her]]. Tsuruno voiced her opinion exactly as such, [[InnocentlyInsensitive not knowing that the words were slowly sinking into Juri]], breaking every kind of coping mechanism she's trying to put up, with the truce between Promised Blood and the Union as the last straw. Juri herself has already had stress that are buried and yet to be let out already, so all of them bottled up leading to the aforementioned decision. If not for Yuna coming JustInTime and [[InterruptedSuicide put a stop to it]], there would've been another casualty.
* Chapters 5 and 6: Felicia finds out that she herself caused her parents' deaths, resulting in her Doppeling out and running away hating herself. Nothing her teammates can do helps her; it's only when Kako and Ayame convince Asahi to summon the ghosts of Felicia's parents to speak with her that she finally forgives herself.
* Chapter 7: Yuna finds out that Sakuya died and blames herself for starting the war. Then the Kimochi take over her body and make her attack her followers, meaning she's causing even more pain to the people she's fighting for. She almost [[DrivenToSuicide kills herself]] before Iroha manages to [[InterruptedSuicide convince her to keep going]].
* Chapter 8: Juri attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. It's not something that happened
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* Suzuka's Magical Girl Story has her discover that the wish she was requested to make wasn't a noble wish, but the wish of a businessman who wanted to protect his factory, throwing her into a funk as a result. While this is eventually clarified to have done good for more than just the one person, Kanoko's family factory was also benefited, she still has to live with the fact that while her wish protected Japanese jobs, it did cause many people outside of Japan to lose their jobs.
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* Suzuka's Shizuka's Magical Girl Story has her discover that the wish she was requested to make wasn't a noble wish, but the wish of a businessman who wanted to protect his factory, throwing her into a funk as a result. While this is eventually clarified to have done good for more than just the one person, as Kanoko's family family’s factory was also benefited, she still has to live with the fact that while her wish protected Japanese jobs, it did cause many people outside of Japan to lose their jobs.
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* Yuuna's Winter Costume Story has her being admired by a young girl who believes she saved her and her family. On top of this being a misunderstanding, they were in fact saved by Mami, this girl has an untreatable illness and is living in Satomi Medical Hospice. And just as Yuuna is talking with Mami about how she feels guilty for being given praise that should be Mami's, but the girl's condition takes a sharp turn for the worst. The costume story ends with Yuuna visiting the girl's grave.
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* Suzuka's Magical Girl Story has her discover that the wish she was requested to make wasn't a noble wish, but the wish of a businessman who wanted to protect his factory, throwing her into a funk as a result. While this is eventually clarified to have done good for more than just the one person, Kanoko's family factory was also benefited, she still has to live with the fact that while her wish protected Japanese jobs, it did cause many people outside of Japan to lose their jobs.
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* Sudachi's Valentine's story has her meeting the father of one of her dead classmates, one of the ones who died because of her wish. He's still heartbroken, unable to be in his house without being reminded of her and spends the nights in the park to avoid the painful memories.
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* Mami's Pajama Costume story has her admit that she gets very lonely when she's the last one up, or alone, in her apartment. Everything in it pretty much reminds her of her loneliness, and all her juniors falling asleep leaves her rather miserable. Fortunately Madoka wakes up and can alleviate things.
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** Sayaka's fate at ''best'' is getting injured while in a Witch's Labyrinth, being discouraged from contracting. In every other timeline, she either turns into Oktavia due to not trusting Homura and her stubbornness getting in the way, or dies to Walpurgisnacht. The fifth film involves a budding friendship between her and Mabayu that turns sour once she realizes Mabayu is a Magical Girl and Homura's ally. A one-sided fight sparks until Madoka contracting puts a stop to it. From then on, Mabayu is left feeling powerless because of her failure to be friends with Sayaka reminding her of her inability to have any friends before she discovered her powers, as well as feeling responsible for this timeline being a failure.
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** Sayaka's fate at ''best'' is getting injured while in a Witch's Labyrinth, being discouraged from contracting. In every other timeline, she either turns into Oktavia due to not trusting Homura and her stubbornness getting in the way, or dies to Walpurgisnacht. The fifth film involves a budding friendship between her and Mabayu that turns sour once she realizes Mabayu is a Magical Girl and Homura's ally. A one-sided fight sparks until Madoka contracting puts a stop to it. From then on, Mabayu is left feeling powerless because of her failure to be friends with Sayaka reminding her of her inability to have any friends before she discovered her powers, as well as feeling responsible for this timeline being a failure.failure.
** The two following films make things further hard for Mabayu and Sayaka's friendship. Because of the latter will always try to heal Kyosuke's arm, her finding out she's essentially a zombie during fights against Witches ends up drawing Madoka's sympathy and contract no matter what. She ignores Mabayu's warnings because of her own emotions clouding her reasoning (and Kyubey egging her on) and upon discovering Mabayu was a Magical Girl in the seventh film, she accuses her of using her prediction powers to try and manipulate her feelings (which is only wrong regarding the use of magic, as she's still used her knowledge from Homura's time loop to try and win Sayaka's favor). Upon being told to her face that they're not friends, poor Mabayu ''shrieks'' in defeat, powerless as Sayaka contracts, reminded of her loneliness and inability to make friends. The film then skips to Walpurgisnacht's arrival, where Homura finds Mabayu catatonic under her kotatsu. It takes some [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan necessarily harsh]] words to snap her out of it and convince her to go and properly apologize to Sayaka, with Homura justifying it as self-satisfaction to make up for the fact their actions remain unchanged. It doubles as Heartwarming as Homura is helping Mabayu leave the timeline without regrets, but also serves as a cruel reminder that both girls can never make friends with anyone, not even Sayaka and Madoka while Walpurgisnacht is still looming.
** The two following films make things further hard for Mabayu and Sayaka's friendship. Because of the latter will always try to heal Kyosuke's arm, her finding out she's essentially a zombie during fights against Witches ends up drawing Madoka's sympathy and contract no matter what. She ignores Mabayu's warnings because of her own emotions clouding her reasoning (and Kyubey egging her on) and upon discovering Mabayu was a Magical Girl in the seventh film, she accuses her of using her prediction powers to try and manipulate her feelings (which is only wrong regarding the use of magic, as she's still used her knowledge from Homura's time loop to try and win Sayaka's favor). Upon being told to her face that they're not friends, poor Mabayu ''shrieks'' in defeat, powerless as Sayaka contracts, reminded of her loneliness and inability to make friends. The film then skips to Walpurgisnacht's arrival, where Homura finds Mabayu catatonic under her kotatsu. It takes some [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan necessarily harsh]] words to snap her out of it and convince her to go and properly apologize to Sayaka, with Homura justifying it as self-satisfaction to make up for the fact their actions remain unchanged. It doubles as Heartwarming as Homura is helping Mabayu leave the timeline without regrets, but also serves as a cruel reminder that both girls can never make friends with anyone, not even Sayaka and Madoka while Walpurgisnacht is still looming.
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* ''I'll Keep Waiting For You'' delves into Sakuya's pain. She had to kill her best friend with her own hands during the Blood Tragedy, she can't sleep, she isolates herself from people who want to be her friend because they might become her enemy and have to be killed. She's not in a good place, and everyone recognizes it, especially Ryouko who wants to help her even if Sakuya doesn't want the help.
-->Sakuya: "Shut the hell up! I've had enough. I'm not killing my friends again! Don't turn me into a friend-killer! I don't want to be friends with you when we're in a position to kill each other! *pant*…*pant*… I mean… why…Why are you even doing all of this for me in the first place…?! You have NO obligation to do this!!
-->Sakuya: "Shut the hell up! I've had enough. I'm not killing my friends again! Don't turn me into a friend-killer! I don't want to be friends with you when we're in a position to kill each other! *pant*…*pant*… I mean… why…Why are you even doing all of this for me in the first place…?! You have NO obligation to do this!!
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* Ui's Swimsuit costume event is bittersweet as she, Touka, and Nemu can finally make good on a promise they made to all go to the beach together when they were all cured, but due to Nemu's loss of mobility following Act 1, its not as they wished and Touka and Nemu are squabbing, mostly because Touka genuinely feels bad about this and is annoyed Nemu isn't as openly upset about the fact.
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** Mabayu herself is pretty tragic. She was depressed upon moving in with her aunt, [[spoiler: due to the recent insanity and eventual death of her mother]], finding herself incapable of making meaningful connections with anyone at school, constantly comparing herself to others. The fact she doesn't show up in ''Rebellion'' implies Homura was either so caught up in her own grief that she didn't care about her anymore, or given the fact she didn't even appear in the original anime at all, her story might as well end in a way where everyone will forget about her existence [[spoiler: (not helped by the reveal her powers also affect memories)]], even in Ultimate Madoka's universe. Where Madoka had someone to mourn her erasure, Mabayu might as well cease to exist while forgotten from all.
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** Mabayu herself is pretty tragic. She was depressed upon moving in with her aunt, [[spoiler: due to the recent insanity and eventual death of her mother]], mother, finding herself incapable of making meaningful connections with anyone at school, constantly comparing herself to others. The fact she doesn't show up in ''Rebellion'' implies Homura was either so caught up in her own grief that she didn't care about her anymore, or given the fact she didn't even appear in the original anime at all, her story might as well end in a way where everyone will forget about her existence [[spoiler: (not helped by the reveal her powers also affect memories)]], memories), even in Ultimate Madoka's universe. Where Madoka had someone to mourn her erasure, Mabayu might as well cease to exist while forgotten from all.
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* Both of Yachiyo and Mifuyu's school uniform costume stories are rather sad, as they struggle to have any happy memories when they dress up in their school uniforms again, only being able to remember the friends they lost to death or the sides they choose in the Magius fight. Its even worse for Mifuyu who unlike Yachiyo, who had Iroha eventually end the story on a happy note by saying Yachiyo looked good in the uniform after a barrage of memories of her old friends making fun of said outfit, Alina 'relished' in Mifuyu's melancholy instead, encouraging more of it for her artistic endeavors.
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* Both of Yachiyo and Mifuyu's school uniform costume stories are rather sad, as they struggle to have any happy memories when they dress up in their school uniforms again, only being able to remember the friends they lost to death or the sides they choose in the Magius fight. Its even worse for Mifuyu who unlike Yachiyo, who had Iroha eventually end the story on a happy note by saying Yachiyo looked good in the uniform after a barrage of memories of her old friends making fun of said outfit, Alina 'relished' in Mifuyu's melancholy instead, encouraging more of it for her artistic endeavors.endeavors.
* Scene0 brings its fair share of events, on top of Mabayu living the events of the original anime's earliest timelines alongside Homura. To wit:
** Mabayu herself is pretty tragic. She was depressed upon moving in with her aunt, [[spoiler: due to the recent insanity and eventual death of her mother]], finding herself incapable of making meaningful connections with anyone at school, constantly comparing herself to others. The fact she doesn't show up in ''Rebellion'' implies Homura was either so caught up in her own grief that she didn't care about her anymore, or given the fact she didn't even appear in the original anime at all, her story might as well end in a way where everyone will forget about her existence [[spoiler: (not helped by the reveal her powers also affect memories)]], even in Ultimate Madoka's universe. Where Madoka had someone to mourn her erasure, Mabayu might as well cease to exist while forgotten from all.
** Homura's decaying friendship with the rest of the girls is seen in full effect. In more than one timeline, Sayaka accuses her of deceiving Madoka out of being skeptical about the truth behind Witches and Magical Girls. In many others, Madoka contracts with Kyubey, ignoring her pleas about the dangers it comes with. Even learning about Witches being former Magical Girls ''encourages'' her to contract, making Homura's struggle to stop her during the time loop much more understandable if her best friend won't listen to reason no matter the outcome. And there's always the fact she ends up losing the girls to either an argument, witching out, or dying against Walpurgisnacht.
** The fourth film is packed full of it. As it turns out, thanks to Madoka ignoring her warnings, Homura ''did'' know who Nagisa was before the events of ''Rebellion''. Madoka wished for the Witch attacking the hospital to no longer fall in despair, resulting in a personification of Nagisa's emotions to be born from Charlotte. In the remaining month of the fourth film, the off-color Nagisa slowly became closer to Madoka, Homura and Mabayu... until [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Kyoko brought her back to reality]] by reminding her she was responsible for Mami's death prior to Charlotte's defeat. This causes Nagisa to lash out and actually ''kill Kyoko'' in frustration and self-loathing, calling herself a bad girl (calling back to how her mother treated her in her last moments as well as to how she viewed herself in her story event) and running off. Mabayu's prediction even shows she might've eventually become a Witch again or at least asked everyone to kill her before she did so. Fortunately, Sakie making good on her promise to make a cheesecake, as well as Homura forgiving her and apologizing for her own antagonistic behavior, allows Nagisa to ''finally'' eat her favorite cake one last time and rekindle her friendship with the girls. On the day Walpurgisnacht arrives, her friends (including [[NotSoStoic Homura]]) part ways with her in sadness, as she was able to fulfill her hopes and disappears, leaving Madoka behind as she wishes Mabayu and Homura good luck before the timeline gets reset.
** Sayaka's fate at ''best'' is getting injured while in a Witch's Labyrinth, being discouraged from contracting. In every other timeline, she either turns into Oktavia due to not trusting Homura and her stubbornness getting in the way, or dies to Walpurgisnacht. The fifth film involves a budding friendship between her and Mabayu that turns sour once she realizes Mabayu is a Magical Girl and Homura's ally. A one-sided fight sparks until Madoka contracting puts a stop to it. From then on, Mabayu is left feeling powerless because of her failure to be friends with Sayaka reminding her of her inability to have any friends before she discovered her powers, as well as feeling responsible for this timeline being a failure.
* Scene0 brings its fair share of events, on top of Mabayu living the events of the original anime's earliest timelines alongside Homura. To wit:
** Mabayu herself is pretty tragic. She was depressed upon moving in with her aunt, [[spoiler: due to the recent insanity and eventual death of her mother]], finding herself incapable of making meaningful connections with anyone at school, constantly comparing herself to others. The fact she doesn't show up in ''Rebellion'' implies Homura was either so caught up in her own grief that she didn't care about her anymore, or given the fact she didn't even appear in the original anime at all, her story might as well end in a way where everyone will forget about her existence [[spoiler: (not helped by the reveal her powers also affect memories)]], even in Ultimate Madoka's universe. Where Madoka had someone to mourn her erasure, Mabayu might as well cease to exist while forgotten from all.
** Homura's decaying friendship with the rest of the girls is seen in full effect. In more than one timeline, Sayaka accuses her of deceiving Madoka out of being skeptical about the truth behind Witches and Magical Girls. In many others, Madoka contracts with Kyubey, ignoring her pleas about the dangers it comes with. Even learning about Witches being former Magical Girls ''encourages'' her to contract, making Homura's struggle to stop her during the time loop much more understandable if her best friend won't listen to reason no matter the outcome. And there's always the fact she ends up losing the girls to either an argument, witching out, or dying against Walpurgisnacht.
** The fourth film is packed full of it. As it turns out, thanks to Madoka ignoring her warnings, Homura ''did'' know who Nagisa was before the events of ''Rebellion''. Madoka wished for the Witch attacking the hospital to no longer fall in despair, resulting in a personification of Nagisa's emotions to be born from Charlotte. In the remaining month of the fourth film, the off-color Nagisa slowly became closer to Madoka, Homura and Mabayu... until [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Kyoko brought her back to reality]] by reminding her she was responsible for Mami's death prior to Charlotte's defeat. This causes Nagisa to lash out and actually ''kill Kyoko'' in frustration and self-loathing, calling herself a bad girl (calling back to how her mother treated her in her last moments as well as to how she viewed herself in her story event) and running off. Mabayu's prediction even shows she might've eventually become a Witch again or at least asked everyone to kill her before she did so. Fortunately, Sakie making good on her promise to make a cheesecake, as well as Homura forgiving her and apologizing for her own antagonistic behavior, allows Nagisa to ''finally'' eat her favorite cake one last time and rekindle her friendship with the girls. On the day Walpurgisnacht arrives, her friends (including [[NotSoStoic Homura]]) part ways with her in sadness, as she was able to fulfill her hopes and disappears, leaving Madoka behind as she wishes Mabayu and Homura good luck before the timeline gets reset.
** Sayaka's fate at ''best'' is getting injured while in a Witch's Labyrinth, being discouraged from contracting. In every other timeline, she either turns into Oktavia due to not trusting Homura and her stubbornness getting in the way, or dies to Walpurgisnacht. The fifth film involves a budding friendship between her and Mabayu that turns sour once she realizes Mabayu is a Magical Girl and Homura's ally. A one-sided fight sparks until Madoka contracting puts a stop to it. From then on, Mabayu is left feeling powerless because of her failure to be friends with Sayaka reminding her of her inability to have any friends before she discovered her powers, as well as feeling responsible for this timeline being a failure.
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* The Special Story/Christmas Login for 2022, Don’t Show Tears to Santa Claus, shows the girls celebrating Christmas sometime after Iroha ascended, and it’s clear all of the girls are trying their best to cope with her departure. However, it’s clear they are still saddened over her fate, with Felicia being unable to finish the story of the Fire Demon and The Ice Queen due to the aforementioned characters disappearing like Iroha did.
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* The Special Story/Christmas Login for 2022, Don’t Show Tears to Santa Claus, shows the girls celebrating Christmas sometime after Iroha ascended, and it’s clear all of the girls are trying their best to cope with her departure. However, it’s clear they are still saddened over her fate, with Felicia being unable to finish the story of the Fire Demon and The Ice Queen due to the aforementioned characters disappearing like Iroha did.did.
* Both of Yachiyo and Mifuyu's school uniform costume stories are rather sad, as they struggle to have any happy memories when they dress up in their school uniforms again, only being able to remember the friends they lost to death or the sides they choose in the Magius fight. Its even worse for Mifuyu who unlike Yachiyo, who had Iroha eventually end the story on a happy note by saying Yachiyo looked good in the uniform after a barrage of memories of her old friends making fun of said outfit, Alina 'relished' in Mifuyu's melancholy instead, encouraging more of it for her artistic endeavors.
* Both of Yachiyo and Mifuyu's school uniform costume stories are rather sad, as they struggle to have any happy memories when they dress up in their school uniforms again, only being able to remember the friends they lost to death or the sides they choose in the Magius fight. Its even worse for Mifuyu who unlike Yachiyo, who had Iroha eventually end the story on a happy note by saying Yachiyo looked good in the uniform after a barrage of memories of her old friends making fun of said outfit, Alina 'relished' in Mifuyu's melancholy instead, encouraging more of it for her artistic endeavors.
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** Tsukuyo laments of her FriendlessBackground before meeting Tsukasa. She notes how many admire and respect her but not a single one offers her friendship due to lack of time to socialize.
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** Prior to the events was Juri's own side story, where she not only struggles with her internal anger issues, but ends it by accidentally killing a girl who she befriended and helped her let out her angers with sparring, accidentally creating the very split between her and Yuna's gang that said friend was trying to prevent in the first place.
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* Chapter 1: In the aftermath of the Magius’ attack on Kamihama, all of the Magius’ crimes are brought to light for the other magical girls. Karin is informed that her [[SenpaiKohai Sempai]] [[MadArtist Alina]] was [[AxCrazy a psychopath who tried to kill countless innocent people]]. Poor Karin is in denial about what happened, trying desperately to believe in her gruff mentor, and ends up running off upon hearing a sighting of Alina. [[FromBadToWorse As if her situation wasn’t bad enough]], she ends up being captured by [[ItsPersonal Promised Blood]], who try to interrogate her about Alina though she doesn’t know anything g relevant to the Magius. [[HopeSpot Just as their about to let her go]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero a poorly-timed rescue by the other magical girls]] ends up with Karin being badly burned by Juri’s [[PlayingWithFire flamethrower]], and releasing her Doppel from the pain and misery. [[TraumaCongaLine Seriously]], can this [[TheWoobie poor girl]] catch a break?
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* Chapter 1: In the aftermath of the Magius’ attack on Kamihama, all of the Magius’ crimes are brought to light for the other magical girls. Karin is informed that her [[SenpaiKohai Sempai]] Sempai [[MadArtist Alina]] was [[AxCrazy a psychopath who tried to kill countless innocent people]]. Poor Karin is in denial about what happened, trying desperately to believe in her gruff mentor, and ends up running off upon hearing a sighting of Alina. [[FromBadToWorse As if her situation wasn’t bad enough]], she ends up being captured by [[ItsPersonal Promised Blood]], who try to interrogate her about Alina though she doesn’t know anything g relevant to the Magius. [[HopeSpot Just as their about to let her go]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero a poorly-timed rescue by the other magical girls]] ends up with Karin being badly burned by Juri’s [[PlayingWithFire flamethrower]], and releasing her Doppel from the pain and misery. [[TraumaCongaLine Seriously]], can this [[TheWoobie poor girl]] catch a break?
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** Gunhild and Olga’s story; Kyubey approaches Gunhild behind Olga’s back, hoping to have both sisters contract, and she wishes for a band of soldiers that would follow Olga’s lead, declaring that Olga’s dreams are her dreams. Tragically, Gunhild ends up witching out and Olga is forced to become a Magical Girl to give her a MercyKill, only asking for the power to send Gunhild to Valhalla.
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** Gunhild and Olga’s story; Kyubey approaches Gunhild behind Olga’s back, hoping to have both sisters contract, and she wishes for a band of soldiers that would follow Olga’s lead, declaring that Olga’s dreams are her dreams. Tragically, this all changes with they join Harald’s campaign in England, with Gunhild convincing her sister to join in for the sake of their dream. When things inevitably went wrong and Harald’s army is overwhelmed, Gunhild ends up revealing her secret to Harald, causing him to wrongfully blame her for their army’s misfortunes and tries to have both sisters killed, declaring that Gunhild will never go to Vahalla. This ends up being the point where Gunhild crosses the DespairEventHorizon and she ends up witching out and after killing Herald, while Yuna could only pull a protesting Olga is forced to become a Magical Girl to give away. After Yuna and the others explain things, Olga was left blaming herself for her sister’s state…which draws Kyubey towards her for a MercyKill, contract. She immediately agrees, only asking for the power to send Gunhild to Valhalla.Vahalla. In the end, Olga is left distraught over everything that went wrong and Gunhild’s death and it’s only with Yuna and the other’s encouragement that she finds the resolve to keep on living.
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** An occurring element in this arc is the fact none of the girls can’t meddle too much in they historical eras they get transported to in order to keep history on track. While this is understandable, it ultimately means that the girls can not change the fates of the magical girls they encounter, despite wanting to save them.
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** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing that they couldn’t escape and that she would be executed, Heruka instead uses her remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the soliders finally find them.
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** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing that they couldn’t can’t escape and that she would be executed, Heruka instead uses her remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the soliders finally find them.
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** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing that they couldn’t escape and that she would be executed, Heruka instead uses her remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the solider finally find them.
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** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing that they couldn’t escape and that she would be executed, Heruka instead uses her remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the solider soliders finally find them.
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** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing she would most likely be executed and they couldn’t escape, Heruka instead takes the remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the solider finally find them.
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** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing she would most likely be executed and that they couldn’t escape, escape and that she would be executed, Heruka instead takes the uses her remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the solider finally find them.
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Arc 2.5: Puella Historia Arc
** Gunhild and Olga’s story; Kyubey approaches Gunhild behind Olga’s back, hoping to have both sisters contract, and she wishes for a band of soldiers that would follow Olga’s lead, declaring that Olga’s dreams are her dreams. Tragically, Gunhild ends up witching out and Olga is forced to become a Magical Girl to give her a MercyKill, only asking for the power to send Gunhild to Valhalla.
** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing she would most likely be executed and they couldn’t escape, Heruka instead takes the remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the solider finally find them.
** Gunhild and Olga’s story; Kyubey approaches Gunhild behind Olga’s back, hoping to have both sisters contract, and she wishes for a band of soldiers that would follow Olga’s lead, declaring that Olga’s dreams are her dreams. Tragically, Gunhild ends up witching out and Olga is forced to become a Magical Girl to give her a MercyKill, only asking for the power to send Gunhild to Valhalla.
** Heruka’s ultimate fate: She is accused of being a Rakshasi and she and Dolma try to escape, only for the Rongi soldiers to quickly catch up. Knowing she would most likely be executed and they couldn’t escape, Heruka instead takes the remaining time to have one last talk with Dolma, assuring her that she doesn’t regret anything and hugging her, even laughing as Dolma comforts her one last time as the solider finally find them.
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While most of the story is LighterAndSofter compared to other entries in the series, there are instances that remind us that, yes, this is still the universe where girls sell their souls for a wish and risk themselves turning into literal monsters.
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While most of the story is LighterAndSofter compared to other entries in the series, there are instances that remind us that, yes, this is still the same universe where girls sell their souls for a wish and risk themselves turning into literal monsters.
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*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace to try to wipe the opposite side out.
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*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of magical girls becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius Wing of Magius’s attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace to try to wipe the opposite other side out.
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* The truth about Tsuyu and Chizuru: Years ago, there was a civil conflict between the east (Chizuru’s bandit clan) and the west (the Mizuna clan) and the two girls met on the battlefield, clashing with each other. Despite that, they were able to come to an understanding of each other and became friends, realizing that everyone wasn’t that different from each other and urged their fathers to make peace with each other. Unfortunately, Chizuru’s father had no intention of making peace, so he and his clan sided with an forgein country that wanted to take advantage of the conflict and they launched a massive attack at Mizuna castle during the peace talk, killing Tsuyu’s father. And when Tsuyu and Chizuru clashed again due to this, a sniper ends up shooting Tsuyu on his orders, as he had realized his own daughter can not be trusted. As such, as Tsuyu laid dying and her Soul Gem about to hatch, she made a vow that her grudge against the East will last forever, witching out as Chizuru can only watch in horror.
*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace to try to wipe everyone on the opposite side out.
*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace to try to wipe everyone on the opposite side out.
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* The truth about Tsuyu and Chizuru: Years ago, there was a civil conflict between the east (Chizuru’s bandit clan) and the west (the Mizuna clan) and the two girls met on the battlefield, clashing with each other. Despite that, they were able to come to an understanding of each other and became friends, realizing that everyone wasn’t that different from each other and urged their fathers to make peace with each other. Unfortunately, Chizuru’s father had no intention of making peace, so he and his clan sided with an forgein country that wanted to take advantage of the conflict and they launched a massive attack at Mizuna castle during the peace talk, killing Tsuyu’s father. And when Tsuyu and Chizuru clashed again due to this, a sniper ends up shooting Tsuyu on his orders, as he had realized his own daughter can not be trusted. As such, as Tsuyu laid dying and her Soul Gem about to hatch, she made a vow that her grudge against the East will last forever, witching out as Chizuru can only watch on in horror.
*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace to try to wipeeveryone on the opposite side out.
*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace to try to wipe
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*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace for his own means.
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*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama (particularly, Mitama and Kanagi) constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace for his own means.
to try to wipe everyone on the opposite side out.
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*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace for his own means.
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*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace for his own means.
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* The truth about Tsuyu and Chizuru: Years ago, there was a civil conflict between the east (Chizuru’s bandit clan) and the west (the Mizuna clan) and the two girls met on the battlefield, clashing with each other. Despite that, they were able to come to an understanding of each other and became friends, realizing that everyone wasn’t that different from each other and urged their fathers to make peace with each other. Unfortunately, Chizuru’s father had no intention of making peace, so he and his clan sided with an forgein country that wanted to take advantage of the conflict and they launched a massive attack at Mizuna castle during the peace talk, killing Tsuyu’s father. And when Tsuyu and Chizuru clashed again due to this, a sniper ends up shooting Tsuyu on his orders, as he had realized his own daughter can not be trusted. As such, as Tsuyu laid dying and her Soul Gem about to hatch, she made a vow that her grudge against the East will last forever, witching out as Chizuru can only watch in horror.
*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace for his own means.
*** What’s worse, this tragic event ended up impacting the present, as the witched out Tsuyu fused together with the Symbol Witch, and it spread her hatred for the people of the East to the people of the West, causing the divide the girls of Kamihama constantly deal with. As for Chizuru, she ended up dying in despair over not being able to save Tsuyu and her spirit ended up eventually encountering Mikoto and fusing with her, helping drive her into becoming the monstrous Mirror Witch that wanted to destroy humanity just to stop their suffering. Essentially, asides from the issue of becoming witches (and the Wing’s Magius attempts to stop that cycle and the consequences that followed), a large part of the story is caused by one man refusing to end to end the conflict he was in and deciding to take advantage of the chance for peace for his own means.
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Senpai Kohai is the name of the trope
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* Chapter 1: In the aftermath of the Magius’ attack on Kamihama, all of the Magius’ crimes are brought to light for the other magical girls. Karin is informed that her [[SempaiKohai Sempai]] [[MadArtist Alina]] was [[AxCrazy a psychopath who tried to kill countless innocent people]]. Poor Karin is in denial about what happened, trying desperately to believe in her gruff mentor, and ends up running off upon hearing a sighting of Alina. [[FromBadToWorse As if her situation wasn’t bad enough]], she ends up being captured by [[ItsPersonal Promised Blood]], who try to interrogate her about Alina though she doesn’t know anything g relevant to the Magius. [[HopeSpot Just as their about to let her go]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero a poorly-timed rescue by the other magical girls]] ends up with Karin being badly burned by Juri’s [[PlayingWithFire flamethrower]], and releasing her Doppel from the pain and misery. [[TraumaCongaLine Seriously]], can this [[TheWoobie poor girl]] catch a break?
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* Chapter 1: In the aftermath of the Magius’ attack on Kamihama, all of the Magius’ crimes are brought to light for the other magical girls. Karin is informed that her [[SempaiKohai [[SenpaiKohai Sempai]] [[MadArtist Alina]] was [[AxCrazy a psychopath who tried to kill countless innocent people]]. Poor Karin is in denial about what happened, trying desperately to believe in her gruff mentor, and ends up running off upon hearing a sighting of Alina. [[FromBadToWorse As if her situation wasn’t bad enough]], she ends up being captured by [[ItsPersonal Promised Blood]], who try to interrogate her about Alina though she doesn’t know anything g relevant to the Magius. [[HopeSpot Just as their about to let her go]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero a poorly-timed rescue by the other magical girls]] ends up with Karin being badly burned by Juri’s [[PlayingWithFire flamethrower]], and releasing her Doppel from the pain and misery. [[TraumaCongaLine Seriously]], can this [[TheWoobie poor girl]] catch a break?
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-->Himena:"But I'm sorry - I can only be happy with Hiko. I can't breathe in a world without him... So this is the only way, right? ...I really wanted to live on with you, Hiko. I wanted us to grow up together, and get married, and become parents someday...but that's a dream that will never come true now. So I'll get my happily ever after in my next go-round! So Irorin, please set the stage for everyone's happy future before my return.★ We'll meet again in the next life...Irorin."
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-->Himena:"But I'm sorry - I can only be happy with Hiko. I can't breathe in a world without him... So this is the only way, right? ...I really wanted to live on with you, Hiko. I wanted us to grow up together, and get married, and become parents someday...but that's a dream that will never come true now. So I'll get my happily ever after in my next go-round! So Irorin, please set the stage for everyone's happy future before my return.★ We'll meet again in the next life...Irorin.""
* The Special Story/Christmas Login for 2022, Don’t Show Tears to Santa Claus, shows the girls celebrating Christmas sometime after Iroha ascended, and it’s clear all of the girls are trying their best to cope with her departure. However, it’s clear they are still saddened over her fate, with Felicia being unable to finish the story of the Fire Demon and The Ice Queen due to the aforementioned characters disappearing like Iroha did.
* The Special Story/Christmas Login for 2022, Don’t Show Tears to Santa Claus, shows the girls celebrating Christmas sometime after Iroha ascended, and it’s clear all of the girls are trying their best to cope with her departure. However, it’s clear they are still saddened over her fate, with Felicia being unable to finish the story of the Fire Demon and The Ice Queen due to the aforementioned characters disappearing like Iroha did.
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* Chapter 1: In the aftermath of [[spoiler: the Magius’ attack on Kamihama, all of the Magius’ crimes are brought to light for the other magical girls. Karin is informed that her [[SempaiKohai Sempai]] [[MadArtist Alina]] was [[AxCrazy a psychopath who tried to kill countless innocent people]]. Poor Karin is in denial about what happened, trying desperately to believe in her gruff mentor, and ends up running off upon hearing a sighting of Alina. [[FromBadToWorse As if her situation wasn’t bad enough]], she ends up being captured by [[ItsPersonal Promised Blood]], who try to interrogate her about Alina though she doesn’t know anything g relevant to the Magius. [[HopeSpot Just as their about to let her go]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero a poorly-timed rescue by the other magical girls]] ends up with Karin being badly burned by Juri’s [[PlayingWithFire flamethrower]], and releasing her Doppel from the pain and misery.]] [[TraumaCongaLine Seriously]], can this [[TheWoobie poor girl]] catch a break?
* Chapter 6: First, Ryou's then, later, Ikumi's [[spoiler: deaths]]. Both are beautiful yet painfully sad. Not to mention their impact on Hinano.
* Chapter 8: Juri [[spoiler:attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]].]] It's not something that happened abruptly, but hints of her [[spoiler:wanting to die]] have already scattered throughout previous chapters. While initially seen as a ruthless pyromaniac (see Arc 2 Chapter 1 above), [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex she]] [[SadClown has]] [[ItsAllMyFault her]] [[HairTriggerTemper own]] [[TheseHandsHaveKilled issues]], blaming herself for what had happened back in Futatsugi and thinks [[ItsAWonderFulPlot the world should better off without her]]. Tsuruno voiced her opinion exactly as such, [[InnocentlyInsensitive not knowing that the words were slowly sinking into Juri]], breaking every kind of coping mechanism she's trying to put up, with the truce between Promised Blood and the Union as the last straw. Juri herself has already had stress that are buried and yet to be let out already, so all of them bottled up leading to the aforementioned decision. If not for [[spoiler:Yuna coming JustInTime and [[InterruptedSuicide put a stop to it]], there would've been another casualty.]]
** The fact that she chose to [[spoiler:break her Soul Gem]] instead of [[spoiler:Witching out]] is even more heart-breaking, as Juri [[spoiler:wants to die as a human, not the monstrosity that will eventually disrupt the peace she's been desiring so badly.]] It shows that even if she [[spoiler:wants to die]], she still want the world to have peace, even [[spoiler:without her.]]
* Yukuni City, aside from Tokime village is another place where Magical Girls are well-known. They're viewed as [[YouMonster evil beings who only cause suffer and make people miserable.]] Whenever there's one around, civilians will drive them away by any means, including abusing them both physically and verbally. [[spoiler:Asahi, being a resident there, [[GoodScarsEvilScars was beaten up so bad that scars and burn marks are seen covering her body]].]] No wonder why Folklore wants to conceal the truth of Magical Girls to the world.
* Poor [[TheWoobie Mitama]] finally reaches her breaking point in chapter eight when [[spoiler: the mayoral election goes bad and her beloved sister Mikage gets pelted with ROCKS by YET MORE [[KidsAreCruel vicious brats]] who hate her because she’s from Daito. [[DespairEventHorizon Having lost faith in Kamihama]], Mitama chooses to join Neo-Magius [[ZeroApprovalGambit to become a villain for them to unite against]], while Kanagi follows her [[UndyingLoyalty out of sincere devotion to her dearest friend]]]]. [[TraumaCongaLine These two just can’t catch a break]].
* Chapter 6: First, Ryou's then, later, Ikumi's [[spoiler: deaths]]. Both are beautiful yet painfully sad. Not to mention their impact on Hinano.
* Chapter 8: Juri [[spoiler:attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]].]] It's not something that happened abruptly, but hints of her [[spoiler:wanting to die]] have already scattered throughout previous chapters. While initially seen as a ruthless pyromaniac (see Arc 2 Chapter 1 above), [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex she]] [[SadClown has]] [[ItsAllMyFault her]] [[HairTriggerTemper own]] [[TheseHandsHaveKilled issues]], blaming herself for what had happened back in Futatsugi and thinks [[ItsAWonderFulPlot the world should better off without her]]. Tsuruno voiced her opinion exactly as such, [[InnocentlyInsensitive not knowing that the words were slowly sinking into Juri]], breaking every kind of coping mechanism she's trying to put up, with the truce between Promised Blood and the Union as the last straw. Juri herself has already had stress that are buried and yet to be let out already, so all of them bottled up leading to the aforementioned decision. If not for [[spoiler:Yuna coming JustInTime and [[InterruptedSuicide put a stop to it]], there would've been another casualty.]]
** The fact that she chose to [[spoiler:break her Soul Gem]] instead of [[spoiler:Witching out]] is even more heart-breaking, as Juri [[spoiler:wants to die as a human, not the monstrosity that will eventually disrupt the peace she's been desiring so badly.]] It shows that even if she [[spoiler:wants to die]], she still want the world to have peace, even [[spoiler:without her.]]
* Yukuni City, aside from Tokime village is another place where Magical Girls are well-known. They're viewed as [[YouMonster evil beings who only cause suffer and make people miserable.]] Whenever there's one around, civilians will drive them away by any means, including abusing them both physically and verbally. [[spoiler:Asahi, being a resident there, [[GoodScarsEvilScars was beaten up so bad that scars and burn marks are seen covering her body]].]] No wonder why Folklore wants to conceal the truth of Magical Girls to the world.
* Poor [[TheWoobie Mitama]] finally reaches her breaking point in chapter eight when [[spoiler: the mayoral election goes bad and her beloved sister Mikage gets pelted with ROCKS by YET MORE [[KidsAreCruel vicious brats]] who hate her because she’s from Daito. [[DespairEventHorizon Having lost faith in Kamihama]], Mitama chooses to join Neo-Magius [[ZeroApprovalGambit to become a villain for them to unite against]], while Kanagi follows her [[UndyingLoyalty out of sincere devotion to her dearest friend]]]]. [[TraumaCongaLine These two just can’t catch a break]].
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* Chapter 1: In the aftermath of [[spoiler: the Magius’ attack on Kamihama, all of the Magius’ crimes are brought to light for the other magical girls. Karin is informed that her [[SempaiKohai Sempai]] [[MadArtist Alina]] was [[AxCrazy a psychopath who tried to kill countless innocent people]]. Poor Karin is in denial about what happened, trying desperately to believe in her gruff mentor, and ends up running off upon hearing a sighting of Alina. [[FromBadToWorse As if her situation wasn’t bad enough]], she ends up being captured by [[ItsPersonal Promised Blood]], who try to interrogate her about Alina though she doesn’t know anything g relevant to the Magius. [[HopeSpot Just as their about to let her go]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero a poorly-timed rescue by the other magical girls]] ends up with Karin being badly burned by Juri’s [[PlayingWithFire flamethrower]], and releasing her Doppel from the pain and misery.]] [[TraumaCongaLine Seriously]], can this [[TheWoobie poor girl]] catch a break?
* Chapter 6: First, Ryou's then, later, Ikumi's[[spoiler: deaths]].deaths. Both are beautiful yet painfully sad. Not to mention their impact on Hinano.
* Chapter 8: Juri[[spoiler:attempting attempting [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]].]] suicide]]. It's not something that happened abruptly, but hints of her [[spoiler:wanting wanting to die]] die have already scattered throughout previous chapters. While initially seen as a ruthless pyromaniac (see Arc 2 Chapter 1 above), [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex she]] [[SadClown has]] [[ItsAllMyFault her]] [[HairTriggerTemper own]] [[TheseHandsHaveKilled issues]], blaming herself for what had happened back in Futatsugi and thinks [[ItsAWonderFulPlot the world should better off without her]]. Tsuruno voiced her opinion exactly as such, [[InnocentlyInsensitive not knowing that the words were slowly sinking into Juri]], breaking every kind of coping mechanism she's trying to put up, with the truce between Promised Blood and the Union as the last straw. Juri herself has already had stress that are buried and yet to be let out already, so all of them bottled up leading to the aforementioned decision. If not for [[spoiler:Yuna Yuna coming JustInTime and [[InterruptedSuicide put a stop to it]], there would've been another casualty.]]
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** The fact that she chose to[[spoiler:break break her Soul Gem]] Gem instead of [[spoiler:Witching out]] Witching out is even more heart-breaking, as Juri [[spoiler:wants wants to die as a human, not the monstrosity that will eventually disrupt the peace she's been desiring so badly.]] badly. It shows that even if she [[spoiler:wants wants to die]], die, she still want the world to have peace, even [[spoiler:without her.]]
without her.
* Yukuni City, aside from Tokime village is another place where Magical Girls are well-known. They're viewed as [[YouMonster evil beings who only causesuffer suffering and make people miserable.]] Whenever there's one around, civilians will drive them away by any means, including abusing them both physically and verbally. [[spoiler:Asahi, Asahi, being a resident there, [[GoodScarsEvilScars was beaten up so bad that scars and burn marks are seen covering her body]].]] body]]. No wonder why Folklore wants to conceal the truth of Magical Girls to the world.
* Poor [[TheWoobie Mitama]] finally reaches her breaking point in chapter eight when[[spoiler: the mayoral election goes bad and her beloved sister Mikage gets pelted with ROCKS by YET MORE [[KidsAreCruel vicious brats]] who hate her because she’s from Daito. [[DespairEventHorizon Having lost faith in Kamihama]], Mitama chooses to join Neo-Magius [[ZeroApprovalGambit to become a villain for them to unite against]], while Kanagi follows her [[UndyingLoyalty out of sincere devotion to her dearest friend]]]].friend]]. [[TraumaCongaLine These two just can’t catch a break]].
* Chapter 6: First, Ryou's then, later, Ikumi's
* Chapter 8: Juri
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* Yukuni City, aside from Tokime village is another place where Magical Girls are well-known. They're viewed as [[YouMonster evil beings who only cause
* Poor [[TheWoobie Mitama]] finally reaches her breaking point in chapter eight when
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** It becomes even more tragic in the story of Iroha and Madoka: [[spoiler: The reason Kyubey doesn’t contract with Iroha in any other timeline is because ''[[OurHeroIsDead Iroha dies]] in a car accident in those timelines.'']]
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** It becomes even more tragic in the story of Iroha and Madoka: [[spoiler: The reason Kyubey doesn’t contract with Iroha in any other timeline is because ''[[OurHeroIsDead Iroha dies]] in a car accident in those timelines.'']]''
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* The reason for Kanagi being [[spoiler: possessed by a Witch and mind-controlling the other magical girls during the Halloween event: The Halloween season brought back memories of all the magical girls who died under Kanagi’s leadership, and her guilt at being unable to save them or help the ones who mourned them process their grief. It swiftly becomes clear that [[HeroicSelfDeprecation Kanagi is suffering a horrible amount of guilt for all the allies she lost, and is truly tormented by not being able to help them]]. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Thankfully, Momoko is able to reassure her that everyone has their own way for mourning those they’ve lost, and their is nothing wrong with mourning them in her own way]]]].
** While trying to reach Kanagi, Momoko ends up encountering Kanae, Mel and [[spoiler: Ryo. Or rather, representations of Kanagi’s memories of them. From her behavior, it’s clear Momoko is still very saddened by what happened to her teammate and is sympathetic to Yachiyo and the others, despite not knowing Kanae or Ryo very well. Even more painful is the idea of Kanagi torturing herself with the memories of her dead allies, blaming herself for their loss]].
** While trying to reach Kanagi, Momoko ends up encountering Kanae, Mel and [[spoiler: Ryo. Or rather, representations of Kanagi’s memories of them. From her behavior, it’s clear Momoko is still very saddened by what happened to her teammate and is sympathetic to Yachiyo and the others, despite not knowing Kanae or Ryo very well. Even more painful is the idea of Kanagi torturing herself with the memories of her dead allies, blaming herself for their loss]].
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* The reason for Kanagi being [[spoiler: possessed by a Witch and mind-controlling the other magical girls during the Halloween event: The Halloween season brought back memories of all the magical girls who died under Kanagi’s leadership, and her guilt at being unable to save them or help the ones who mourned them process their grief. It swiftly becomes clear that [[HeroicSelfDeprecation Kanagi is suffering a horrible amount of guilt for all the allies she lost, and is truly tormented by not being able to help them]]. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Thankfully, Momoko is able to reassure her that everyone has their own way for mourning those they’ve lost, and their is nothing wrong with mourning them in her own way]]]].
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** While trying to reach Kanagi, Momoko ends up encountering Kanae, Mel and[[spoiler: Ryo. Or rather, representations of Kanagi’s memories of them. From her behavior, it’s clear Momoko is still very saddened by what happened to her teammate and is sympathetic to Yachiyo and the others, despite not knowing Kanae or Ryo very well. Even more painful is the idea of Kanagi torturing herself with the memories of her dead allies, blaming herself for their loss]].loss.
** While trying to reach Kanagi, Momoko ends up encountering Kanae, Mel and
