(22/04/2011 02:26 AM)Sparker Wrote:  ^
So if Saya no Uta is like school girls being cute and falling in love. Then Madoka is totally about 5 best friends who team up with each other to fight evil that threatens their homes.

(26/04/2011 05:24 AM)S7* Wrote:  My anime of the season? I'm not sure. Kimi ni Todoke 2nd is really good, and arguably more consistant compared to PMMM.

(25/04/2011 03:36 AM)krystabegnalie Wrote:  

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and as it was aired in a Good Friday, does this scene reminds me of someone holy?

(27/04/2011 06:15 AM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  

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I did mention before that Homura's time travel seems to be somewhat imperfect, a while back.  I noticed 2 things:
1. Madoka gets stronger in each cycle
2. Madoka remembers part of the previous time in a dream

Their explanation for the first sounds similar to the quantum universe theory of time travel, except that the travel of time seems to have an effect on others, not just the time traveller.  It's some poo poo about "being centered around someone" though it sounds like bullchocolate since I don't see how intentions cause any magic build up, but anyway, wee'll go along with their explanation.
My theory is that #2 above is explained by the imperfection of time travel.  So if Madoka traverses through time to screw up the world, the time travel still leaves traces of "pre-time travel" (if that concept even makes sense; multidimensional time?) around the place.
It explains a number of possibilities, such as how Homura even got the ribbon at the end - if Madoka, after the rewrite, never existed in the human plane, it would've been impossible for Homura to have ever met her, let alone take one of her ribbons (and wee'll not go into stuff like how the ribbon was created etc).  Although Madoka's change didn't affect Homura's personal timeline, the imperfection does.

(27/04/2011 01:04 AM)S7* Wrote:  

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This is a good point. Interestingly, with Mami, Sayaka and Kyoko returning it obviously indicates time has been rewound - yet Homura is the only one capable of acknowledging Madokas existance (other than Madokas brother). It seemed like she was "removed" - in the same way Mami was removed from the universe when she died (nobody knew she was dead except for Madoka and Sakaya - or she had no friends and I'm completely on the wrong track here). So she must have existed up to that point - only her existence as a human had been removed from everyones minds.

(27/04/2011 01:04 AM)S7* Wrote:  

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The story just says that her life had no beginning or end.  It doesn't say anything about why her change caused her mother not to give birth to her >_>