Puella Magi Madoka Magica Concept Movie

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Concept Movie[Note 1] (コンセプトムービー Konseputo Muubii) is a short four-minute concept film unveiled in surprise at Studio SHAFT's 40th anniversary event in winter 2015, Madogatari. The first animated Puella Magi Madoka Magica work since Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion, it featured the return of the full Madoka Magica cast and staff. According to SHAFT CEO Kubota, the concept movie is the core of a new Madoka Magica project, and serves as its trailer.

Presently, the concept movie remains officially unavailable to the public outside of the screening at Madogatari, and no announcement has been made of a streaming/home video release. However, the B-Type Concept Movie is available to watch on YouTube with English subtitles.

On April 25th, 2021, during the tenth anniversary of Madoka Magica, a sequel movie to Rebellion was announced, called Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Walpurgisnacht Rising. It is likely that the Concept Movie was an early trailer for Walpurgisnacht Rising.

Chronology

  • 2015/11/26 - A surprise press release states a new Madoka Magica short will be screened at the Madogatari event: Tokyo 11/27 to 12/02, Osaka 12/22 to 12/27, Sapporo 2016/02/09 to 2016/02/14. [1][2]
  • 2015/11/27 - The concept movie premieres at 3331 Art Chiyoda.
  • 2015/12/08 - An interview in the January 2016 issue of NewType clarifies that the concept movie leads to a new Madoka Magica project. [3]
  • 2015/12/22 - The Osaka Madogatari stop reveal an updated "Type-B" Concept Movie with new visuals. [4][Note 2]
  • 2016/04/10 - Manga Time Kirara Magica Vol.25 is released, featuring Concept's ballerina Madoka on its cover
  • 2016/09/22 - A Bluray featuring content from the MADOGATARI exhibition, including the Concept Movie, is released.[5][6] [verify]

Credits

Cast

Staff

Runes

See Witch Runes/Concept Movie.

Speculation

See: Community:Concept Movie

Trivia

Production Note, Image Note, page 115
  • Studio SHAFT often begin an anime production with a single "image board" to capture the mood and atmosphere of an anime. Kubota describes this concept movie as an "extravagant" animated image board for the future Madoka Magica project.
  • All original magical girls will appear in the project. Nagisa and Hitomi will also have important roles. Mami is also singled out as important as Mitsutoshi Kubota states and the movie will apparently strengthen the image of Mami as a "God of Battle,"
  • Madoka's ballet solo seems based on "The Dying Swan," originally choreographed by Mikhail Fokine in 1905.[Note 3] This performance is often cited as inspiration for what would become the role of Odette in Swan Lake.
  • When interviewed in NewType, Kubota compares Mami's role to that of Guan Yu from The Romance of Three Kingdoms.[Note 4]
  • The Witch of Despair was a planned form of Kriemhild Gretchen in the original TV series.
  • Designs for the Wraiths seen in the trailer seem to come from Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Wraith Arc which were designed by Gekidan Inu Curry and used first in the Wraith Arc manga.
  • Several facts suggest the Concept movie is a trailer for Walpurgisnacht Rising:
    • Both have been stated to be "the beginning of a new chapter".
    • Wasu and Marguerite, two new characters presented in the fourth movie are mentioned in the screenshots of script shown at one point of the Concept movie.
    • Most lines from the Concept movie are also presented in the fourth movie and some of its trailers.
    • Concept art for Marguerite, Zi Ding Xiang, Selma and Madoka's new dress is shown.
    • Most pieces of art shown during Concept movie seem to be based on the storyboard for specific scenes (eg Kyoko fighting several Bona is based on an actual scene from the movie, albeit not in the exact same way depicted in the art).
    • Sayaka seems to have undergone some kind of weakening under Homura's manipulation in both media.

B-Type Offical Art

Screenshots


See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The word muubii (ムービー), despite being a loanword from English "movie", has a slightly different connotation in Japanese than in English; namely it is also commonly used when in English one would typically use the word "video" instead. Therefore, a more accurate translation may be "Concept Video" instead. Despite this, both known variants of this media use an endcard reading "Concept Movie".
    Compare to Magia Record Anime's official page featuring videos, labelled "movie": https://anime.magireco.com/movie/
  2. ↑ Offline comparison between the A-Type recording that leaked onto the internet and the Blu-Ray release of the Concept Movie appears to show the majority of changes being related to Gekidan Inu Curry sketches changing or adding more detail. Very few sketches seen in the A-Type Concept Movie are not seen in the B-type Concept Movie (for example, "Tube Girl" is shown in one additional view.)
  3. ↑ Cross-comparison can be made against an archived copy of the choreography as uploaded to archive.org here.
  4. ↑ Please see translation request, or the Concept Movie talk page.

References

Anime
Puella Magi Madoka Magica/TV Edition
Episode 1: I First Met Her in a Dream… or Something ・ Episode 2: That Would Be Truly Wonderful ・ Episode 3: I'm Not Afraid of Anything Anymore ・ Episode 4: Miracles and Magic Are Real ・ Episode 5: There's No Way I'll Ever Regret It ・ Episode 6: This Just Can't Be Right ・ Episode 7: Can You Face Your True Feelings? ・ Episode 8: I Was Stupid… So Stupid ・ Episode 9: I'd Never Allow That to Happen ・ Episode 10: I Won't Rely On Anyone Anymore ・ Episode 11: The Only Thing I Have Left to Guide Me ・ Episode 12: My Very Best Friend
Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie
Beginnings ・ Eternal ・ Rebellion ・ Concept Movie ・ Walpurgisnacht: Rising
Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story
Episode 1: Have You Heard? That Rumor About the Magical Girls ・ Episode 2: It's Proof of the End of a Friendship ・ Episode 3: Sorry for Making You My Friend ・ Episode 4: This Isn't the Past ・ Episode 5: There's No Place For You Here ・ Episode 6: I'll Do Anything ・ Episode 7: I Want to Go Home with You ・ Episode 8: You Definitely Shouldn't Respond ・ Episode 9: A World With Just Me ・ Episode 10: My Name ・ Episode 11: Memory Museum at 3:00 PM ・ Episode 12: Why Is This So Unbearable? ・ Episode 13: A Faint Hope
Episode 14: I Had a Feeling We Could All Become Magical Girls Together ・ Episode 15: You're Nothing Like Her ・ Episode 16: There Were Too Many To Carry ・ Episode 17: Are You Okay With That? ・ Episode 18: We Won't Forgive Anyone Anymore ・ Episode 19: This Is Something Only I Can Do ・ Episode 20: You Don't Know Anything ・ Episode 21: You're Not Strong At All
Episode 22: We Failed ・ Episode 23: All the Girls Disappearing ・ Episode 24: How Long Do We Continue Being Magical Girls? ・ Episode 25: No One Knows Our Record