The series is, in fact, the Trope Codifier for Magical Girl Genre Deconstruction, and has served as the primary inspiration for a whole slew of imitators which, by gradually putting their own spins on the concept, spawned an entire magical girl subgenre. What appears to be a straightforward Magical Girl Warrior tale becomes a twisted, morally complex, and surprisingly terrifying exploration of concepts like hope, despair, entropy, utilitarianism, and the psychological issues of the Magical girls, and it does not pull punches in regards to the horror the girls have to endure. One thing becomes clear early on, though things are not as they seem. Who is Homura, and what is her deal? Just what are the witches? What is Kyubey’s plan, and why does it require Madoka specifically? And what is Madoka’s destiny - can she truly save the world? Or will she fall to despair? The idealistic Madoka wants to accept the contract so she can help people in need, but Homura - who reveals herself to be a Dark Magical Girl - seems determined to stop Madoka for unknown reasons. It turns out that Kyubey has a plan to Save the World by destroying the witches, but the little creature will need Madoka’s help - and Kyubey sees great potential in her. A small cat-like creature called Kyubey appears before Madoka, and offers to grant a single wish in exchange for her services as a magical girl. It is said that a mysterious witch, known only as Walpurgisnacht, will appear and destroy the world. In the shadows of the city of Mitakihara, a war is being waged between the grotesque witches and the magical girls who fight to limit their destructive influences. One day, an enigmatic girl named Homura Akemi transfers into her class, setting off a chain of events that will completely change Madoka's life.įor you see, bizarre creatures called “witches” have been attacking Earth, killing innocent humans. Madoka Kaname is an Ordinary Middle School Student with a loving family and a close circle of friends.
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