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why does being obsessed.mp3 over someone make them "beyond hope and despair", and why is homurathe only magical girl in history to be obsessed.mp3

were kyoko/sayaka a thing in previous timelines and does kyoko remember them now too

why does nagisa show up and give a fuck about the crew when she's had 0 association with them before aside from eating mami's head

are we supposed to think of magical girl deaths as sad and meaningful when they're chilling in the afterlife homestuck-style

Here's my guess:
1.)Homura wished to become someone strong enough to protect Madoka.
2.)Madoka wished to erase all witches before they are born.
3.)Kyubey said that if Madoka can be seen she can be interfered with.

Sayaka remembers what it's like to be a witch, which means she remembers Kyoko's sacrifice. And that was just in that one timeline. Think about Madoka's "You really were my very best friend" speech, and change the names. Kyoko remembers Sayaka disappearing in Episode 12, and feeling upset over it.

Nagisa wanted to eat cheese. Moreover, Madoka did her a huge favor (stopping her from being Charlotte) so it's only natural that she wants to help, just like the other ex-witches helped by sending their familiars. Nagisa went herself because of her convenient disguise. (Kyubey has no idea what the heck Charlotte is. He'd sure as heck recognize Nagisa though.)

Well, all we know about the afterlife is all the vanished magical girls go there, and there's no cheese. So maybe it's more like Buddhist nirvana. On the other hand, I never really liked how magical girls still have to die when their magic runs out.

kyuubey really needs to start putting escape clauses in his contracts

this retroactive modification of wishpowers due to new developments lmao

Well we knew something happened to Homura's powers due to the whole "Madoka doesn't exist anymore" thing.

That's kind of what I was saying though?

You'd think some advanced logical aliens like the incubators would take into account person/situation based wishes changing due to new developments but apparently it's never been a problem before or something whoops (what happens if a circle of girls wishes to be stronger, strong enough to protect the others from anything that might threaten them? Infinite recursion of power boosts as long as karma provides?); that's the only reason I can see for not including an escape clause other than some equivalent exchange bs. It's still shortsighted as hell for a species that thinks on the long term the way they do.

In which case fuck they're idiots for playing with that kind of fire.

*ongoing situation/person based wishes

or really wishes based on an ongoing effect in general rather than an instantaneous one-off one like "I wish for my boyfriend's hand to be healed", it took me a moment to process that properly

Ah, I see what you mean now.

Homura was a special case since not many magical girls could do what Madoka did. And Kyubey certainly didn't expect Madoka's wish.

I guess we can chalk this up to Kyubey being "arrogant", shall we say, and thinking that there's no way the "crazy" humans can threaten them or their system. Which explains Rebellion - Kyubey believed he could learn how to control a god. That's pretty darn arrogant.

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