Magia Record Story A la Carte Valentine
Not to be confused with A La Carte Valentine 2nd.
This event is composed of ten separate stories and an additional bonus scene that was shown on Valentine's Day. Some part of this event story is written by Gekidan INU CURRY(Doroinu) or Ume Aoki.
Madoka
This part is written by Doroinu.
Part 1
Ever since she's arrived in Kamihama, Madoka Kaname has had a recurring dream. In it, she becomes gigantic and raises her hands to the sky. Then one by one everyone is lifted into the sky and enters heaven. Then she says how nice that everyone can live happily now and forever. Madoka wakes up a little worried about the dream.
Later that day, she meets up with Sayaka Miki. Sayaka asks if anything is wrong, but Madoka is mostly worried about Valentine's Day being next week and having to get chocolates for all her friends including the new ones she's made in Kamihama. With so many friends, Madoka isn't sure what everyone likes. Sayaka thinks she shouldn't worry so much about getting chocolate for everyone. Madoka just smiles and says she's sure Sayaka wouldn't mind getting dried squid for Valentine's Day then. Sayaka would rather it be something sweet at least, and the joke's about Madoka being ready to hand chocolate to a certain special someone one day.
Madoka decides to buy the ingredients on Saturday so she can spend Sunday making the chocolate. With so many people to make chocolate for, Madoka thinks Sayaka was right about it getting out of hand and being too much work and money. Madoka considers making lots of smaller chocolates she can put in gift bags for everyone. Just then she receives a text from Sayaka informing her about the chocolate making party at Mami's house on the 14th. Madoka decides to make the chocolates for her Kamihama friends while at the party and reminds herself to tell Homura Akemi about the party as well. She calls Homura, who is happy to join everyone at the party. It seems Homura will be busy that Saturday, however. She was hoping to buy the ingredients together with her, but figures they can just buy them the day of the party. She considers asking Homura again but thinks she was sounding a little weird on the phone like she was hiding something.
But before she can give it any more thought, Madoka receives a phone call from Kako Natsume. She makes plans to go to Kamihama to go ingredient shopping with Kako on Saturday. Madoka had invited Kako to the party as well, but she won't be able to make it.
Part 2
Madoka meets up with Kako for their big day of shopping. Kako asks Madoka if she's ever heard of the Chocolate of Fate. There's a rumor going around Kamihama about a secret sweets shop that sells you chocolate with your fate copied onto it. With it, you can share or give away your fate. Not only that, Kako had received a flyer advertising the Chocolate of Fate for only 500 yen. Kako begs Madoka to check out the shop with her while they go shopping.
The two finally find the shop on the flyer. Inside the store is a practical maze of a candy shop. As they look around, Kako wonders if the Chocolate of Fate is real. While neither of the girls has someone special to share chocolate with, Kako wonders if you breaking the chocolate to pieces could help create a new you. Madoka thinks Kako is special just the way she is, while Kako thinks she's only managed to change a little since she became a magical girl. Kako admits she's been having a strange dream lately in which a monster emerges from her body and destroys everything around her, including her precious books. In her dream, she didn't even feel sad about it. Kako worries that if she doesn't change, she may end up becoming that kind of person. Madoka assures her and admits she's been having scary dreams as well. But if the Chocolate of Fate is really real, then she'll melt it down and share it with all her friends.
Part 3
The girls look around the shop and find a line of people waiting. Kanoko Yayoi is one of the people in line and she asks if this is where they sell the Chocolate of Fate. Kanoko gets lost in her thoughts, envisioning a new fashion line inspired by mushroom-shaped chocolate. The store clerk appears and instructs everyone to raise their hands to the sky. As they do, suddenly egg-shaped chocolate appears out of nowhere into their hand. Kako has one in her hands, and Madoka has one as well but it is visibly much larger and heavier than the chocolate eggs of the other customers. She telepathically tells Kako she's getting creeped out by everything, but neither of the girls can sense Witch magic in the area. Madoka is worried the others will think she's being greedy because of how enormous the chocolate she received is.
Just then, Madoka hears a voice calling out to her. She looks down to see her chocolate egg talking to her. It urges her to hold on tight to it lest someone steal it away. The store clerk bids everyone goodbye and then just disappears. Kanoko and the others are beyond surprised at what just happened. Before they know it, they find themselves in a Rumor barrier with magic flowing in from all directions. The chocolate egg urges Madoka to hide it once more.
Part 4
Witch familiars begin to appear in the barrier despite there not being a single trace of Witch's magic earlier. Kanoko tries to step in to protect the other customers but the familiars bump into them. The girls accuse Kanoko of stealing their Chocolates of Fate, but Kanoko's chocolate has been stolen as well. Kako notes that the other girls can't see the minions, even though they're normally visible to normal people within their barriers. Kako transforms into her Magical Girl form and urges Madoka to help her protect all the people. Madoka transforms as well, but her chocolate egg is so huge it's slowing her down. The chocolate egg yells at Madoka to shut up and make sure she doesn't let go of it before warning her of a familiar coming in from the right. As she and Kako fight the familiars off together, one of the familiars manages to steal Kako's chocolate. One by one, the girls whose chocolate was stolen begin to faint until only Madoka is left.
As she looks around, her chocolate rudely tries to grab her attention again. Madoka aims an arrow at her talking chocolate egg, who insists it's not a Witch's familiar. Madoka lowers her weapon, noting there's not a trace of Witch magic emanating from the chocolate. The chocolate egg explains that it is Madoka's fate drawn out of her being, and they share the same fate which is why it was so eager to be protected by Madoka. It explains that she can still leave the store as long as she holds onto it. Madoka asks if the others will be ok if she leaves, but the chocolate egg explains that only those who hold Chocolate of Fate can ever leave this barrier. She wonders if she can track down the familiars and get everyone's chocolates back, but her chocolate egg says that's unlikely since the familiars have probably already eaten them up. The chocolate egg urges Madoka to save herself just as more familiars begin to show up again.
Part 5
Madoka fights off some of the familiars, but none of them are holding any Chocolates of Fate. Her chocolate egg asks if she's done wasting time and urges her once more to leave before the barrier collapses and takes her with it. Madoka tries to gather the unconscious people to carry them out, but her chocolate egg says that it's pointless: they'll wither and die almost immediately without their fate. Madoka says that everyone grows old and dies eventually, so it's not pointless. She's as determined as ever to get their chocolate back, even if the chocolate egg doesn't believe it's possible.
Madoka begins to crack her chocolate egg apart. Shocked, the chocolate egg demands to know what she thinks she's doing! Madoka says she is cracking her chocolate egg to share with everyone since only those who hold Chocolate of Fate can escape. She asks if it's a bad idea. The chocolate egg practically goes berserk, calling Madoka crazy for trying to break it apart with her bare hands, and without even asking it first! Madoka is just glad the Witches they normally fight can't talk to them. The chocolate egg tells Madoka to stop trying to break it, but Madoka argues that she has to try everything she can to save the others. She asks if it's possible to leave with a piece of someone else's Chocolate of Fate, but this has never happened to her chocolate egg before so it's not sure. The chocolate egg reminds her that it is Madoka's fate, and by handing over her fate completely or exchanging it with someone else she will be essentially deciding her fate. But by deliberately breaking her fate, her life will never be normal again. It's aware that her fate is "freakin' outrageous", and to take into account what an anomaly she is before she just hands her fate to others. Madoka thanks the chocolate egg for trying to protect her, but if the egg is her fate and knows her better than even she does, then it knows what Madoka is going to do next.
The chocolate egg sighs, knowing that even if it meant giving away her body bit by bit she would do it if it helped, even if it meant shredding herself to pieces. The chocolate egg knows that Madoka is just like that, but it warns her that if she continues like that, it's guaranteed that she'll fail one day. It asks Madoka if she isn't sure that the egg is lying to her, but Madoka is too clever for that. It warns her once more that this plan might fail and she had better get used to a half-baked life from now on. Madoka thanks her chocolate for the talk they were able to have and bids it goodbye. She then cracks her chocolate egg into as many pieces as she can and gives one to each person. They all wake up instantly, albeit a bit confused. Madoka urges them to leave the store while they still can. The moment they went outside, the chocolate pieces they were holding just melted away without a trace.
Kako thanks Madoka for saving them before they were crushed in the collapsing barrier. the customers who were rescued don't know what's going on or why they're there. Even Kako has forgotten the reason they're in that particular area. Just as Madoka is about to answer, she realizes she forgot what she was going to say. She looks around and wonders why the building has suddenly collapsed. Kako remembers they had come shopping for ingredients, and both the girls hurry off to finish their shopping. Nearby, Kanoko wonders what she is doing way out there when she remembers she had come looking for trendy new mushrooms for a coat she's designing.
Part 6
It's Valentine's Day and Madoka is eager to leave school so she can go to Mami Tomoe's house for the chocolate-making party with Homura. As she heads outside, she finds that Homura is nowhere to be found. She gets a text from Homura that says she's probably not going to make it to the party later.
Sayaka arrives at Mami's house, and Kyoko Sakura is already there. Kyoko asks for some more tea while Madoka tells the others that Homura might not make it after all. It seems she's been acting a little strange lately, and Madoka hopes she's ok. She wonders if maybe she did something to make Homura hate her. Sayaka thinks that's impossible while Kyoko points out that Homura messaged her so she must be fine. Kyoko suggests that Madoka make something extra good for Homura so she can give it to her tomorrow.
As the party winds down, Sayaka, Kyoko, and Madoka say goodbye and leave. Outside, it's beginning to snow. Madkoa decides to call Homura even though she might still be busy. She manages to get ahold of Homura, and finds out she's sitting in a park nearby. She tells Homura to wait for her there while she hurries to catch up to her.
As she arrives at the park, Madoka is overwhelmed by a sad feeling, as someone has gone far away. She shakes her head, sure she's overthinking things as she calls out to Homura.
Sayaka
Part 1
Just a few days before Valentine's Day, Sayaka asked Kyoko for her help in making chocolates. Kyoko was reluctant at first, but Sayaka insisted she wanted to make chocolates for her friends separate from the ones they'll be making at Mami's house. Besides that, she knew that Kyoko wasn't very busy. Secretly, Kyoko admitted she did have too much time on her hands. Sayaka wants to make small chocolate gateaus for everyone, so they start by melting the chocolate and heating the oven. Kyoko thinks Sayaka is acting a little funny but helps anyways even if she thinks it's dumb that she's helping to make the chocolate she's going to receive later.
Part 2
The girls finally finishing making the gateaus, even with Kyoko constantly taste-testing everything. Now that they're done, Kyoko wants to taste-test the final product. Sayaka hands her the extra one they made and Kyoko scarfs it right down. She thinks it tastes amazing and asks if she can have another taste-test just to make sure. Sayaka stops her from eating them all. Kyoko then counts the remaining gateaus and realizes there's still one leftover. Sayaka claims she wanted to try one too, but when Kyoko reaches over to take a bite out of it Sayaka stops her with a yell. She's blushing, but she won't tell Kyoko the reason she's so protective of the last one.
Part 3
Sayaka heads to the park by herself, determined to give the last chocolate gateau to her crush Kyosuke. Even with Kyoko's help making it, Sayaka is still too nervous to give the chocolate to Kyosuke. Kyoko finds her at the park, wondering what she's doing by herself. Sayaka claims she's going to eat her slice of the gateau there, but Kyoko noticed she had gift-wrapped it. Sayaka tries to shrug it off, saying she thought it might taste better this way. Kyoko looks at her suspiciously, then wonders aloud if she was saving it for later. She urges Sayaka to eat it now, threatening to eat it later if she doesn't. Sayaka narrowly dodges the danger by saying she'll take her time eating it at home and hurries off to Kyosuke's house before something else happens. She secretly thanks Kyoko for giving her the push she needed. Kyoko stands in the park smiling and watching Sayaka run off, telling herself Sayaka would be hopeless without her.
Aimi
Part 1
Aimi Eri has called over Kokoro Awane and Masara Kagami to help her come up with a big plan for Valentine's Day. Masara isn't very enthused since she thinks Valentine's Day is just a big candy marketing scheme, but Aimi will take any chance she can get to show her love to her crush, Hayato Isesaki. Kokoro asks Aimi how it went for her last year, prompting Aimi to reenact her conversation with Hayato in which he thanks her for the chocolates before asking her out for a romantic walk (complete with using his voice and switching sides depending on which part she's acting out). Kokoro and Masara shake their heads at Aimi's overacting as Aimi explains that what she re-enacted is how it should have gone down. Instead, it seems it didn't go over that well last year.
On her way to school, Aimi had planned to hand the chocolates to Hayato during their lunch break. But before she could approach him, a friend of his offered to go get lunch with him, thus ruining her plan. She then decided to wait until after classes were over to hand him his chocolates. But some other students had the same idea and told everyone to line up so she could hand out chocolates to the class. Aimi decided to wait until she was finished, but then a classmate of hers told her the teacher needed Aimi to do something. But Aimi was too busy daydreaming to hear what her classmate had to say. Once everyone left the classroom, Aimi approached Hayato and was about to confess when she was interrupted by the teacher. The teacher was upset with Aimi for not helping him with the task she was assigned and Aimi yelled at the teacher for taking away her chance at giving chocolate to Hayato.
At the sound of this, Masara remembers the incident that happened at school that day prompting Aimi to go quiet. Kokoro wants to know more about this incident, but Aimi quickly changes the topic and reminding her they're focused on this year's Valentine plan. Either way, Aimi is sure she'd have been too psyched up to hand the chocolate over to Hayato directly. Masara thinks maybe an indirect approach would be better and suggests mailing him the chocolate but both Kokoro and Aimi think that may not be the right way to do it. She asks how Masara would do it. Masara responds she would give it to him like "normal" and shows her how she would just hand it over by saying "Here, some chocolate for you". Aimi thinks Masara's approach was very cool, but she's not sure she can pull it off. Kokoro thinks there's another way she could do it.
Part 2
Kokoro thinks if maybe there were a situation where Aimi HAD to give the chocolate to Hayato, then she could be successful but coming up with a situation like that is tricky. Aimi then remembers something she read in a magazine, where your friend pushes you forward right into your crush. Msara and Kokoro think her suggestion is a little much, as well as her suggestion to pretend to find the chocolate stuck to his hair. They try to come up with a situation where maybe something bad will happen if she doesn't hand over the chocolate, but the idea felt too much like a hostage situation. Aimi remembers the girl who handed out chocolate to everyone in the class and Kokoro thinks this is the perfect plan: NOT handing Hayato chocolate would be more awkward since everyone else will be getting some.
Part 3
At home, Aimi makes enough chocolates for the class. But, when she was mixing the color into the white chocolate, she added too much and worries the color is too strong. As she's looking at the color, she imagines a scenario in which she gives the chocolate to Hayato and he loves it regardless of the color. She reenacts the scenario she's playing out in her head and decides that she shouldn't count on Hayato being nice, so she gives that chocolate to her dad and sets out to make another one for Hayato. After several misfires, she makes the perfect one and wraps it up carefully.
The next day she goes to school with her chocolates ready. Masara and Kokoro cheer her on before classes start and decide to watch from the window. Stuttering, Aimi announces to the class that she's made chocolates for everyone. Everyone lines up, including Hayato who takes the chocolate happily. Aimi is glad her planned work, but she worries what he'll think when he sees that she made him a red chocolate heart. As her classmates open their treat bags, one of the girls received the red heart chocolate by mistake. But since Aimi had made other colors and shapes, no one thought anything of it. Kokoro feels sorry for Aimi since everything had gone well for the most part, while Masara is just puzzled since Aimi did manage to give him chocolate after all.
Hinano
Part 1
Hinano Miyako makes Valentine's Day chocolate for her new crush. She calls it "Saint Science #14 (temporary)". She says this time she'll become the cool person she wanted to be. Since she was rejected the last time she confessed to a boy, Hinano thinks she can't be too forward this time. Hinano wonders how she will give her crush the chocolate. She talks with Emiri Kisaki about it, and Emiri thinks it might work if Hinano goes "in hard with it". Hinano says if her brain was simplistic as Emiri's she would be happy.
Emiri points out that if Hinano overthinks it she'll get nothing done. Hinano says she just doesn't want to fail again. Emiri says it will work because Hinano is a legal...short girl, and looks like a cute animal. Emiri says Hinano can make someone happy just by being kept in their house. Hinano demands that Emiri stop talking about her like she's an animal. Hinano says she'll forget her theories and go straight for the confession.
Emiri says that tomorrow she'll meet with Akira Shinobu to exchange chocolates. She invites Hinano to come, but Hinano says she won't go because her chocolate is a "one-shot". Hinano says her confession will be successful, and she'll be busy celebrating the day she became a cool person. However, when the day before Valentine's Day comes, Hinano still doesn't have a plan. As she walks outside, she senses a witch for a brief instant.
Part 2
On Valentine's Day, Emiri enjoys Akira's chocolate. Akira says it's the first time she's done something like this. Meiyui Chun, also present, says that Akira used an unexpected amount of strength to make the chocolate. Akira says that she couldn't have them eat chocolate that didn't taste good. Suddenly there's a sound, which turns out to come from a somber Hinano. Emiri is overjoyed to see her, but then sees Hinano's mood and wonders if she was "defeated". Hinano says she didn't even start.
In a flashback, it's revealed that Hinano saw her crush alone in the classroom and was going to give the chocolate to him. However, another boy showed up and talked to Hinano's crush about a "dependable, sexy, older girl type" senior that Hinano's crush supposedly likes. Hinano's crush insisted he only admires that type of girl. Crushed, Hinano left the school without handing over the chocolate. In the present, Hinano hands the chocolate over to Emiri and then runs off crying. While moping in a park, Hinano suddenly senses the witch from earlier. Entering the barrier, she says that this is an unbelievable day.
Part 3
Hinano is shocked to find her crush is trapped inside the barrier. Recognizing Hinano, the boy explains the barrier appeared while on his way home. Hinano puts the boy to sleep. Suddenly the witch appears and Hinano announces she'll make it explode with nitroglycerin. Upon its defeat, the witch attempts to suicide bomb Hinano. When the witch explodes, Hinano sees her crush and thinks it's the visions you supposedly see before you die.
It's revealed that Hinano's crush was in her class with her and that his little sister enjoyed Hinano's science performances. The boy says that he had to quit his club because of an injury and admits he feels envious of Hinano. As Hinano wonders, if she saved her crush, she suddenly sees Emiri calling out to her. Hinano apologizes to Emiri, but Emiri keeps calling. Suddenly multiple Emiris appear, asking if Hinano is listening. Hinano abruptly awakens in reality, shouting at Emiri to shut up. Surprised and relieved that she's still alive, Hinano notices that her crush is fine too.
Part 4
It turns out that Emiri, Akira, and Meiyui are also there. Hinano tells them it isn't what they think it is and there's a really good reason. Meiyui says Hinano is acting weird, and Emiri asks if the unconscious boy was Hinano's crush. Hinano's reaction answers enough. Emiri says this is a miracle and tells Hinano to confess. Hinano says the boy already likes someone else, but Emiri says the boy only said he admired that person. Emiri says if she confesses now, she could "bullseye his tastes".
Hinano protests, but Emiri says she doesn't want Hinano to have any regrets. When Hinano still refuses, Meiyui says Emiri is right. She asks Hinano to identify the magical girl she knows with the most longevity. Hinano says the only one older than her is Yachiyo Nanami, and abruptly comes to a realization. Emiri says she trusts Hinano and knows she'll be fine, but Valentine's Day only comes once a year. Hinano finally admits Emiri is right. Emiri then throws the chocolate Hinano made back at her, hitting Hinano in the head. Akira said that Emiri didn't eat it, claiming that she couldn't eat something packed with those feelings.
The boy suddenly begins waking up, and Akira tells Hinano to hurry. When the boy awakens, he says he doesn't remember what happened, but he feels like he was saved from a dangerous situation. Hinano says that's what happened, and then gives him the chocolate. She tries to say something else, but what comes out is a bunch of "ata"s, which causes Akira to exclaim it's like "that legendary martial art".
Emiri tells Hinano to relax, and Hinano asks the boy to go out with her. The boy is silent for a long while. He then thanks Hinano for helping him, but isn't sure how he should say what he wants to say. Hinano realizes he's rejecting her. She sighs and tells him to forget the dating part. She then apologizes for laying this on him so suddenly. The boy says it's alright, and he'll eat the chocolate with care.
Part 5
Afterward, Emiri tells Hinano the boy only needed one more push. Hinano points out the boy was saved from an inconceivable situation and was surrounded by a bunch of people. She claims in that situation it would be hard to turn anyone down, comparing it to a flash mob. Emiri says it didn't feel like the boy would reject, but Hinano says the boy was just trying to be careful with her feelings. Emiri says she doesn't know that, but Hinano says she does because she fell in love with him.
Hinano thanks Emiri and says she's satisfied, claiming that Emiri might understand if she falls in love with someone one day. Hinano says it feels like she missed out on handing chocolate - specifically to Emiri. Hinano gives Emiri chocolate, to Emiri's surprise. An overjoyed Emiri says she loves Hinano and wants to adopt her. Hinano says she's different from yesterday, and that this day's experiences begin her third growth spurt. Meiyui asks if humans grow taller when they're rejected. Hinano starts crying and runs off. Akira tells Meiyui that was just a metaphor.
Catching up to Hinano, Emiri asks her to shout out all the things she liked about her crush, to get it out of her system. Her voice slurred from crying, Hinano shouts out all the things she liked about the boy, which is nothing more than characteristics of his appearance. Emiri then reveals she got chocolate for Hinano. When she sees the chocolate, Hinano claims it's as huge as a tennis ball. Emiri says she fortified the chocolate with calcium supplements. Hinano says that based on the chocolate's weight, Emiri ignored the recommended dosage. She still thanks Emiri, and says she'll crush up the chocolate and drink it every day. Emiri says she can't wait for next year. Hinano narrates if she can grow another ten centimeters next year, she'll fall in love again.
Homura
This part is written by Doroinu.
Part 1
A small girl in the hospital is reading Oliver Twist and describing its contents. She wishes she could be the Artful Dodger so she can help poor Oliver. The screen then shows Homura's shield counting down from 10. Homura realizes that something is different in this particular timeline, and hopes that this will be the one where she can finally protect Madoka.
At a cafe, Natsuki is describing Friendship Chocolate to Homura, who has never heard of it due to never really having friends before. Natsuki asks if Madoka isn't her friend, but Homura meant she had no friends before meeting Madoka and then Natsuki. Natsuki cheers Homura on her first year of giving out friendship chocolate. Homura wonders if it's like Christmas Cards where you have to give one to everyone or it would be considered rude. Natsuki says she doesn't have to, but whoever receives one is sure to smile. Natsuki gives another loud cheer for Homura, who asks her to pipe down.
As Homura is walking home at night, she wonders what kind of chocolate to get for Madoka. She prefers it be a surprise and thinks of getting something from a shop Madoka hasn't been to before. As Homura tries to think of a place they haven't been to together, she remembers there was a sweets shop just down the road from the hospital she was staying in.
A few days later on a Saturday, Homura stands outside the hospital she was once a patient in. Every time she reverses time, Homura has to go and get all the weapons she'll need right away, so she never got to take the time to explore the area. When she was still hospitalized she rarely left her room, so she remembers every detail of the few times she ventured outside. She soon finds the store's location only to discover the store vacant. Dismayed, Homura wonders where she'll get the chocolate for Madoka now when suddenly she senses the presence of a Witch inside the hospital. Homura enters the barrier only to find a Black Feather already battling the Witch.
Part 2
The Witch has dispatched thanks to their teamwork. At the hospital, the Black Feather knows Homura is one of the people that oppose the Wings of Magius, but thanks her for her help nonetheless. Homura asks for her name, but the Black Feather can't divulge any kind of personal information, especially to an outsider. She fears the retribution that she'll incur if she lets even the tiniest thing slip. Homura thinks that not being able to talk to anyone is a bit much, especially since the girls of Kamihama are so kind. She believes that the Black Feather shouldn't have to depend on such an organization. The Black Feather gets a bit ruffled, defending her group's doctrine as a necessity for their long-awaited release. Homura apologizes, realizing that everyone has their reasons for what they do. She asks if the Black Feather isn't going out of town to recruit, but it seems she has personal reasons for straying so far outside of Kamihama today. The Black Feather was looking for a sweets shop that was just outside the hospital, the very same one Homura was looking for. The Black Feather currently lives in a student dorm in Kamihama, but she was originally from Mitakihara and was hospitalized not that long ago. She had come to visit her family the other day and had decided to look for the sweets shop.
Suddenly she realizes she let a good deal of personal information slip and accuses Homura of trying to get her to spill their secrets. But Homura was just glad to have someone to talk to, especially someone who was also hospitalized in the same place and was also looking for the same sweets shop. The Black Feather wonders if their meeting was perhaps fate. Neither of the girls knows where else to look for cute chocolates, and Homura suggests they start fresh tomorrow and look around. The Black Feather is taken aback, as she's never had someone she could call a friend. Homura introduces herself while the Black Feather asks that she be called Kuro (黒), as in the color black.
As Homura thinks back on their encounter, she feels proud of having been able to arrange an outing with someone she just met. Kuro reminds Homura a lot of herself, and she felt like she was in Madoka's shoes this time.
Part 3
The next day Homura meets up with Kuro, who arrived a bit early. As they marvel at the variety of stores in the mall, the two of them don't know where to begin. Homura asks Kuro who she's shopping for, but Kuro tells her it's a secret. She believes that the kind of friendship chocolate they are looking for is completely different. Kuro thinks that it's too embarrassing to say, and then both her and Homura argue over who is the more embarrassed and which of them is the worst kind of person. They both end the argument in laughter, with Homura reassuring Kuro that no one could hate someone for giving them chocolate. A Witch's barrier emerges nearby and Homura urges Kuro to go with her to defeat it.
They vanquish the Familiar successfully, and Homura hands Kuro a Grief Seed. Kuro thanks her, then apologizes for being so weak. Homura tells her not to worry since she was glad to have Kuro there for support. With the number of Witches in sharp decline outside Kamihama, Homura will have to make a return trip to the city to stock up on Grief Seeds for herself. She's more concerned for Kuro. Kuro envies Homura for being able to fight on her own so well, but Homura assures her she's not that good. She suggests they have Mami train them so they can become stronger together and reminds her that even the main character of a story starts weak in the beginning. Then they train and become stronger through their fighting spirit. She lets out a small Natsuki-style cheer that throws off Kuro. Homura thinks she should introduce Kuro to Madoka.
As Homura tries to fall asleep, she's too excited thinking about the chocolate-making party at Mami's place on Wednesday. She decides to give Madoka and the others their chocolate before they start making them at Mami's, and figures she'll give the Kamihama girls their chocolate the next day. Even though she won't be able to give some of the chocolates out in time for Valentine's day, she's sure they'll still bring a smile to their faces.
Part 4
At school, Madoka says hi to Homura, who is too distracted to respond properly. Before she knows it, it's already going to be lunchtime. Homura debates giving the chocolate to Madoka in class, but worries she might get yelled at by the teacher. As Homura approaches Madoka during lunch, Madoka cheerfully greets her and says she's too excited about their activity later at Mami's house. Homura gets nervous and says she'll give Madoka something later when they get to Mami's party. Madoka doesn't know what she's going on about, and happily offers to walk with Homura to the party after school. As Madoka leaves, Homura wonders if she shouldn't have given her the chocolate now instead of later.
As the school bell rings to mark the end of classes, Madoka asks if Homura can wait for her outside for a few minutes while she talks to the teacher for a few minutes. As Homura waits outside, she receives a phone call from Kuro. Homura answers, asking if she hasn't given out her chocolates yet. Kuro is quiet at first, before saying Homura's name. She says she didn't have anyone else to call. Homura is now beginning to get worried, and judging from the background noise deduces that Kuro is back at the hospital. She promises she'll be there in minutes and rushes to the hospital as fast as she can go.
There, she finds Kuro, her soul gem filled with impurities. Kuro is covered in blood, though not her own. Kuro apologizes to Homura for finding her this way. She says she couldn't take the bullying today like she usually does, saying their timing was so bad. Kuro feels like she's amounted to nothing, even after contracting and joining the Wings of Magius. She berates herself for getting in over her head and being useless. When she noticed a Witch in the hospital the other day, she was only concerned with saving the head nurse of the hospital, who was an acquaintance. She never believed she could save everyone, but if she could save just that one nurse then it would be enough for her. Homura realizes she's out of grief seeds and is helpless to save Kuro at that moment. Kuro apologizes again, admitting that she rather liked Homura and now she has nothing. Homura begs her to calm down, promising that she'd love to receive chocolate from Kuro and telling her she had picked out special chocolate for her as well. Homura looks about frantically. She tells Kuro they can find another Magical Girl and beg her for a Grief Seed. But all the Magical Girls have gone to Kamihama, and the few that haven't wouldn't be willing to give up the Grief Seeds they've fought so hard to obtain. Kuro is sad that she couldn't become more like Homura, and begs her to give her something to show that she's not worthless as she has nothing to hold dear. As happy as she was the day she left the hospital so she could go to school again, her time in the hospital was still the happiest she had ever been. Homura once more begs her to take her hand, asking Kuro to talk to her more. Kuro regrets not wishing to become the star of the story, describing herself as someone not worth knowing. She'll never be the main character. As she apologizes once more, her Soul Gem finally reaches its limit and she transforms into a Witch.
As Homura fights and defeats her former friend, she chastises herself for giving Kuro false hope. Even though she knew nothing about her, she kept promising that everything would be fine when it wasn't. In the end, she wasn't like Madoka at all.
Homura stands alone at the park, the silent snow falling from the night sky. As she's thinking, her soul gem is dark with impurities. Madoka appears from seemingly nowhere and uses a Grief Seed on Homura's Soul Gem. Homura thanks her, though she's feeling shy. She explains that the Witch she just fought was very strong. Madoka apologies for not being there, although the battle was far away, and hands her the chocolate she made just for her at Mami's house. Homura hands Madoka the chocolate she made for her as well. Madoka holds Homura's cold hands and keeps talking about how nice her chocolate is and so on. Perhaps she knows Homura is feeling down and is trying to cheer her up without asking about the issue.
Momoko
This part is written by Ume Aoki.
Part 1
Sometime after Sana Futaba came to Mikazuka Villa and Momoko started thinking of making up with Yachiyo Nanami, Valentine's Day was fast approaching.
Momoko overhears her classmates talking about who they're going to give their special chocolates too. However, Momoko has already been rejected by her crush long ago, so she doesn't feel like this holiday is for her anymore. Afterward, Momoko meets up with Rena Minami and Kaede Akino. Kaede is going to make friendship chocolate for her two teammates and wants to know what kind of things they like before she gets started. Rena insists again that Kaede is her servant and not her friend, so Kaede says she'll just call it servant chocolate instead, not caring what the chocolate is called. Momoko thinks it's a great idea, while Rena says she doesn't care what kind of chocolate she makes since she's taking the time to make it instead of buying it. She asks why Kaede isn't making the chocolate for her precious pets instead, but chocolate is poisonous to dogs. Kaede asks Rena not to feed any of her pets when she comes to visit. Rena, being the tsundere she is, insists she would never visit Kaede's house....unless she was invited, in which case she'll think about it. Momoko laughs at their antics. Rena asks if Momoko is doing anything for that day, while Momoko gives a half-hearted smile and says she guess she'll get friendship chocolates.
As Kaede heads home after saying goodbye, Rena turns to Momoko and asks her what's the matter. She noticed how dark Momoko got when Rena had asked her what she was going to do for Valentine's Day. Momoko apologizes, saying the reason she felt a little down was because she remembered the guy she was crushing on that she contracted for. She was shot down before she could even ask him how he felt, and although she 's over it now, she can't help but remember those feelings when this holiday comes around. And with her luck, Momoko is likely to run into him when she least expects it.
Part 2
A few days later, some of the kids in school are talking about a rumor about Valentine's monster. It seems Kaede had overheard some of the others talking about it in the hall. According to the rumor, if you sneak in chocolate against the rules and give it to the boy you like, then a monster will break the couple apart resulting in heartbreak for both. Momoko thinks it's weird, but it does sound similar to the other kind of Rumors they usually encounter. However, it seems the rumor probably won't trigger until Valentine's Day itself so they have no real way of stopping it beforehand. Also, most of the teachers in the school don't enforce the rule on Valentine's Day so the rumor seems weirder than usual. Regardless of the rumor is a regular one or one of the more menacing variety, they won't be able to do much other than keeping an eye on things.
Part 3
Momoko decides to investigate as much as she can before the big day. She goes around the school asking everyone who they heard the rumor from originally to track the source. She talks to a girl who claims she heard if from her friend, but her friend says she heard it from another classmate and when she came to tell her friend she had already known about it. Friend A insists she heard it from Friend B, but Friend B insists Friend A already knew about it.
Momoko finds all this talk more than suspicious, and at the next chance, she pulls Rena aside to talk to her. She cuts straight to the point and asks Rena if she transformed into various classmates and spread the rumor herself. Rena admits it's true, but she wasn't expecting the rumor to spread so quickly. She only did it to help Momoko take her mind off of everything and before she knew it it had spun out of control. Rena apologizes to Momoko, who tells her it's ok. She just wants everyone to have a happy Valentine's Day.
Part 4
Momoko soon comes up with an idea to combat the malicious rumor: a second rumor that promises everything will go well. Kaede thinks the name is a bit long and a little cheesy, but Rena can't complain since she's the one that started the trouble. After Kaede finishes teasing her writing skills a bit, Rena transforms into one of her classmates to go spread the new rumor to counteract the other one. Most of their classmates think the counter-rumor is a bit much and the whole thing sounds silly, while others think the first rumor is more interesting. Still, Momoko thinks it was enough to undo some of the first rumor and she believes everything will still work out in the end.
Part 5
Rena, Kaede, and Momoko are waiting after class and watching as various girls confess and hand chocolate to the boys they like. Rena thinks there are more couples than usual, but Momoko figures maybe they're just noticing it more because of everything that happened. Kaede suddenly realizes that she was so busy with the rumors that she never made the chocolates she had promised to make for Rena and Momoko. Momoko also didn't have time to get chocolate for her friends. Rena asks them to meet up with her later that night.
Later that night, Rena meets up with Momoko and Kaede and takes them to the supermarket near their school. She gets as much chocolate as she can and puts it all in a basket. She plans on buying it all with the money she was saving for an idol concert since it's her fault so many people didn't buy chocolate for their crushes. Momoko insists on paying for half of it since Rena only started the Rumor because of her. Even though Momoko won't be able to buy merchandise at the concert, she should still have enough money left over to pay for Rena's concert ticket so they can still go together.
Outside, the snow is starting to come down harder. Rena hands out the some of the chocolate to Momoko and Kaede, and even gives a few extra pieces for Kaede's pets (with Kaede reminding her that dogs can't eat chocolate). Momoko smiles and hands out her chocolate as well. Kaede asks if she can buy some from them to give in return, but Rena says she can just receive chocolate this year. As they're talking, they notice a couple walking by. It's the guy Momoko had a crush on, and he's walking down the street with his girlfriend. Momoko suggests they take another road so as not to bump into them. Rena wonders if Momoko is ok after seeing her former crush, but Momoko is just relieved that they are having a happy Valentine's Day regardless of the rumor. She says it is thanks to Rena that she feels this way and isn't wallowing in self-pity. The three girls eat some of the chocolates as they walk home, while Momoko secretly thanks Kaede and Rena for giving her a happy Valentine's Day.
Ren
Part 1
On Valentine's Day, Ren Isuzu plans to give chocolate to the friends who helped her: Akira, Emiri, Ria Ami, Konomi Haruna, Hinano, Kanoko, and most especially Rika Ayano. Ren shops for chocolate but finds there are too many choices - and she doesn't know her friends' preferences anyway. Suddenly Ren senses a witch and heads into its barrier. The witch is very strong and nearly defeats Ren. Suddenly she's rescued by another magical girl, Aimi, who is annoyed the witch attacked while she was shopping for Valentine's. Aimi asks for Ren's help, and they destroy the witch.
Afterward, Aimi introduces herself to Ren and asks if she went to buy chocolate for Valentine's Day. Ren is shocked that Aimi knew. Aimi says she guessed because it's close to Valentine's Day. She says she's giving chocolate to the person she loves and asks Ren what kind of guy she's giving her chocolates too. Ren's stuttered reaction causes Aimi to apologize, saying she's just interested in hearing love stories. Ren explains the chocolate is for her friends. Aimi says that's also a flavor of Valentine's Day, and says she's giving chocolate to the rest of her class too. Ren, perhaps not understanding, is surprised Aimi has that many friends.
Aimi asks Ren if she decided what to buy yet. When Ren says no, Aimi suggests they look together. Aimi herself is looking for the ingredients for homemade chocolate. The two travel through the store, but Ren can't find anything she thinks is right. Aimi becomes fascinated by red heart-shaped chocolate and decides to make one just like that. Aimi asks if Ren has thought of something, but Ren says she hasn't. Aimi says it's pretty hard to find something that would make the other person happy. This causes Ren to remember something...
Part 2
Ren recalls the gift Rika gave her on her birthday. When she tells Aimi about it, Aimi suggests that Ren should make drawings on her chocolate. She suggests Ren should draw flowers, just like how Rika drew flowers on the gift she gave Ren. Ren says she doesn't understand the language of flowers, but Aimi points out she can just use the internet. Aimi then decides to give her a pen to draw pictures on chocolate. Aimi initially bought it for her Valentine's chocolate, but since she's now going to copy the heart-shaped chocolate she doesn't need it anymore. She asks Ren to consider it her Valentine's present. Ren decides that she'll make the chocolate herself, and Aimi encourages her.
When Ren returns home, she goes to make the chocolates. Ren's mother asks if she's making chocolate for someone, but Ren says it's for her friends. Ren's mother then asks if it's okay that Ren is making the chocolates alone, but Ren says that's what she wants to do. Ren's mother wishes Ren good luck. Using Aimi's pen, Ren successfully makes the chocolates. She wonders if her friends will be happy with it.
Part 3
On Valentine's Day, Ren was supposed to meet with everyone at Emiri's "office". However, Ren loses courage in the quality of her chocolates and ends up not going. Ren believes that no-one would like her chocolates. Suddenly a voice calls out. It turns out to be Rika, who was worried something happened to Ren. Ren apologizes, but Rika says it's fine and gives Ren her Valentine's chocolate. She then notices that Ren is holding a bag, and asks if she brought Valentine's chocolate herself. Recalling Aimi's encouragement, Ren hands Rika her chocolate. When Rika unwraps the chocolate she pauses for a moment. Ren thinks she isn't happy until Rika says it's super cute. Rika asks Ren if she made it, and Ren confirms it.
Rika asks what flower Ren drew on her chocolate. Ren says it's rose periwinkle. Rika never heard of it but is happy anyway. Rika notices that Ren made chocolates for everyone else. Ren says she made them to thank everyone. Rika is sure they'll be happy and says they should go give out the chocolates. As the girls leave, Ren explains that in the language of flowers, rose periwinkle means "happy memories". Ren thanks Rika for everything. Rika thanks Ren too, and say that when she's with Ren she's always having fun. The girls decide to make lots of happy memories together.
Tsukasa
Part 1
Tsukasa Amane decides to make a "true love" Valentine's chocolate for her sister Tsukuyo Amane. Unfortunately, Tsukuyo will only have a half-hour's worth of free time on Valentine's Day, starting at 6:00 PM. Tsukasa resolves to do her best. She makes chocolate not just for Tsukuyo but for her other friends as well. Tsukasa's first "obstacle" occurs after school, when one of the classmates invites her to exchange chocolates with the rest of her friends. This is, in fact, something Tsukasa has done every year until now. Tsukasa hands over some of the chocolate she made and asks the classmate to share it with everyone. She then leaves the school.
Once at home, Tsukasa has an hour to prepare dinner for her father and his apprentices. She believes she can finish if no-one bothers her. In a flashback, Tsukasa thinks about her Valentine's Day plans before she bumps into taking, one of her father's apprentices. Noticing she's thinking about something, Take offers to help Tsukasa, ignoring her warning that her father might get angry. Tsukasa asks to Take to delay her father on Valentine's Day, making him stay in the workshop until 6 PM.
Back in the present, Tsukasa finishes with time to spare. She prepares to leave when suddenly her father and his apprentices arrive in the dining room. Tsukasa's father praises her for getting dinner ready. Tsukasa mentally berates Take. Tsukasa's father explains he came home early because he noticed Take trying to delay their work, and thought he might be hiding something. Take apologizes to Tsukasa, saying he knew she wanted to keep it a secret. Tsukasa is confused until he reveals he thought Tsukasa was making a Valentine's Day surprise for everyone. Tsukasa mentally calls Take an idiot.
Part 2
The time is 5:40 PM, 20 minutes before Tsukasa is set to meet Tsukuyo. Her father has bought Take's explanation, causing Tsukasa to laugh. Take thinks Tsukasa snapped. Tsukasa thinks that she had planned for something like this to happen, and reveals that she prepared chocolate for all the apprentices. She also reveals she created a sort of chocolate fountain. She demonstrates with chocolate from the refrigerator, to the delight of the apprentices. Her father still says she can do better, but the apprentices insist it's delicious. Suddenly they notice Tsukasa left while they weren't looking.
With only five minutes left before the meeting, Tsukasa worries about being late. However, she knows Tsukuyo will wait for her. That's when she suddenly runs into a witch's barrier...
Part 3
Her time runs out, Tsukasa decides to defeat the witch and go home. Suddenly Tsukuyo arrives, much to Tsukasa's shock. Tsukuyo explains she was caught by a junior at school and headed to the meeting place in a hurry. However, then she sensed the witch. Tsukasa says the same thing happened and is relieved she was able to meet Tsukuyo in the barrier. The girls think they were just on time. Together they easily defeat the witch and share the Grief Seed.
As the girls marvel over what happened, Tsukuyo suddenly exclaims she only has ten minutes left. Tsukuyo gives Tsukasa her chocolate, but then Tsukasa realizes she forgot to bring hers. Thinking back, she believes she used the chocolate meant for Tsukuyo in the chocolate fountain. Tsukasa apologizes, but Tsukuyo says they can just share hers. The chocolate turns out to be two half-moon shapes stuck together. Tsukuyo says she did not intend them to be divided in half but believes doing so now is the right thing. Tsukasa thanks Tsukuyo, and the two wish each other a happy Valentine's Day.
Back at Tsukasa's house, Take wonders what "true love" chocolate is doing in the refrigerator. It seems Tsukasa never took it out of the fridge.
Sana
This part is written by Ume Aoki.
Part 1
Sana Futaba narrates that New Year's over and that it will be Valentine's Day soon. She claims she doesn't like Valentine's Day because it reminds her of the household where she didn't belong. In the past, her mother gave her brothers Valentine's chocolate while ignoring Sana. Sana would give chocolates to her family, but while they accepted her gifts, the next day she found them tossed out in the garbage.
In the present, Iroha Tamaki takes Sana out to the shop and notices Sana looks a little pale. Sana says she just got distracted, while she thinks that Valentine's section brought her memories to mind. She resolves to forget and not let Iroha worry. With the store being crowded, Iroha grabs Sana's hand; Sana finds it warm. The girls buy food for dinner. Sana decides she'll give chocolate to Iroha and the others, as they're the people who accepted her.
Part 2
In the past, Sana thought "friendship chocolate" was something in a different world from her own. Sana wonders if she'll ruin the mood if she's the only one to get chocolate but then figures that everyone will be happy regardless. As she shops, Sana is paralyzed by indecision. She then realizes no-one can see her anyway, so she can't even pay. She figures she'll just ask Iroha for help until she notices the self-checkout machine. She resolves to come back the next day - Valentine's Day, and use it to buy chocolate.
Part 3
On Valentine's Day, Sana finds a box of chocolate truffles that she decides to buy for her friends. She also sees a "Koneko no Gorogoro" chocolate which she buys for herself. After buying the chocolates and leaving the store, she comes across a boy in an alleyway. Sana notices the boy has been Witch Kissed.
Part 4
Sana wonders if she should call the others, but figures they won't make it in time. She decides to resolve the situation herself. The boy climbs up a building and prepares to jump off a ledge. Sana tells him to stop, but of course, he doesn't hear her. The boy mutters that he just wanted the girl he liked to give him chocolates. As the witch's barrier appears, Sana exclaims the boy can't just disappear for that reason.
Sana can defeat the witch and rescue him. The boy wonders where he went, and figures he came here because he was being depressed. Sana tries to talk to him, but he can't hear her. The boy says he thought a girl liked him, but she gave chocolates to someone else. Sana thinks it's sad, though she feels she can't understand. The boy says he just wanted to stay by the girl's side, causing Sana to wonder what would happen if she lost her friends. Sana says she doesn't understand what it is to love, but she believes she understands the boy's feelings just a bit. She says she wants to say sorry, but of course, the boy doesn't hear her.
Sana places her "Gorogoro" chocolate in the boy's bag, not wanting to give away the chocolate she got for the others. The boy laughs and says that even if it was just some kid from his neighborhood, he was really happy to get chocolate. Sana decides to go home and hopes the boy finds a place where he belongs. Sana thinks that even invisible, there could be more things she can do. She thanks Ai for releasing her, and Iroha for finding her. She promises to do her best. Thinking that it could snow soon, Sana hurries back home.
Iroha
This part is written by Ume Aoki.
Part 1
After buying food at the store, Iroha finds a pamphlet saying there will be a special event for Valentine's Day, to commemorate the new branch of a famous chocolate store. Iroha wonders what she should do for Valentine's. In the past, Iroha and her mother would make a chocolate cake for Ui Tamaki each Valentine's Day. Of course with Ui missing Iroha can't do that this year, so she decides that she will get chocolate for her friends. Iroha wants to wait for Ui to come back before making the chocolate cake again, so instead, she decides to buy something.
Part 2
The next day, Iroha buys chocolate at the store. She gets a Dorogon Ball chocolate for Felicia Mitsuki, the "Strongest Chocolate" for Tsuruno Yui, and a "Gorogoro" chocolate for Sana. Iroha then wonders what to get for Yachiyo. Remembering the pamphlet for the previous day, she decides to wait for the event on Valentine's so she can buy Yachiyo a beautiful and "adult-like" chocolate. Iroha wonders if everyone will be happy on Valentine's Day.
Part 3
As it was her turn to clean the classroom, Iroha left school late on Valentine's Day. Having heard it was going to snow at night, Iroha decides to rush to the supermarket. Suddenly she senses the presence of a witch and investigates. Iroha ultimately encounters a familiar. Iroha tries to fight the familiar, but it keeps dodging her attacks. Despite this, Iroha perseveres and destroys the familiar. However, once the barrier vanishes, it's nighttime and snowing. Iroha hurries back to the supermarket just before it closes due to the weather. Unfortunately, all Valentine's chocolates were sold out. Iroha thinks there's no time to go to another store and wonders what to do.
Part 4
Returning home, Iroha is welcome by everyone except Tsuruno, who is also late. Tsuruno eventually arrives carrying a pull-cart of Chinese food. She exclaims that for Valentine's Day, her family's restaurant is having a "Valentine Chuunise Menu" - since "chuu" is Japanese for "kiss". Tsuruno shows the food, which is just ordinary food given grandiose names...and crab rice. There's also a heart-shaped almond jelly for dessert, though it ends up parted in the middle due to shaking in the pull-cart. Yachiyo says she'll pay Tsuruno later. The girls prepare the food and prepare to eat.
Part 5
After eating, the girls say it was delicious. Tsuruno says the customer who came to her family's restaurant on Valentine's liked the food too...although those customers were all old men. Felicia then asks if she can give everyone chocolate, much to the surprise of both Yachiyo and Iroha. Neither of them expected Felicia to do such a thing. As Felicia runs to her room to get the chocolate, Iroha thinks that she forgot all about her chocolate woes while eating. Felicia then comes down with "Momo Milk Choco", claiming that she wanted to try it for some time and that she's only sharing half the pieces. Tsuruno says that's just like Felicia. The chocolate has a rich milk taste.
Sana then says she bought chocolate for everyone and hands it to them. When asked how she could buy chocolate while invisible, she explains she bought the chocolate using the self-checkout machine. This prompts Iroha to say that Sana is amazing. Sana says she bought the chocolate to show her gratitude to everyone. The girls enjoy Sana's chocolate. Tsuruno then says her present was the "Chuunise Menu" from before. The girls say it was delicious. Tsuruno says the restaurant plans to do a white menu for White Day.
Yachiyo then brings out the chocolate she got for everyone, placed in a beautiful box. She got Felicia extra milk chocolate, Tsuruno hazelnut-flavored chocolate, Sana milk tea Chocolate, and Iroha white chocolate. Yachiyo says she picked chocolate that represents the image each girl gives. Iroha thinks the chocolate is beautiful. Iroha knows she has to give chocolate next but is still worried. She gives Felicia the chocolate she bought for her, which has an action figure inside of it. Felicia is thrilled. She then gives Tsuruno the "Strongest Chocolate". Tsuruno promises to put it in the refrigerator and eat it all before it expires. Iroha then gives Sana the kitten chocolate. Sana is shocked - it's the chocolate she wanted and gave away in her own Valentine's story. Sana says she's very happy.
Finally, Iroha tells Yachiyo she couldn't buy the chocolate she wanted to give to her, and gives Yachiyo common, ordinary chocolate. Iroha apologizes, but Yachiyo says she's happy just because Iroha made the effort. Yachiyo says she has an idea and asks Iroha if she can share her chocolate with everyone. When Iroha says yes, Yachiyo uses the chocolate Iroha got her to make hot chocolate for everyone. Yachiyo says that Iroha's chocolate was perfect for it. The girls enjoy the drink. Iroha says it's like magic: Somehow the bland chocolate became something amazing, and Iroha's bad feelings became warm ones. Yachiyo says Iroha's exaggerating.
Iroha still feels bad because she's always receiving things from Yachiyo. She promises to repay her on White Day. Yachiyo tells Iroha she doesn't need to do that, but then says that Iroha isn't going to listen anyway. The girls drink their hot chocolate and watch the snow outside. Iroha thinks that even if she made a mistake, it turned out to be a happy Valentine's Day she'll never forget. The narration appears, saying that on this day, all kinds of people have all kinds of feelings. The narration claims, the teen girls of these Valentine's Day stories had day flavored to their taste.
Special Scene
Natsuki Utsuho thinks about how she cheers people on and admits that saying those cheers to herself makes her nervous. However she's happy; earlier in the day she gave chocolate to the baseball team, and they said it was good. Natsuki figures you have to stand on the mound and be brave before expecting results. Natsuki thinks everyone else is going to hand out their chocolate later in the day, and also believes they have chocolate for their special someones. Natsuki decides to get up on top of a large building and cheer for everyone. Transforming, she tells everyone to do their best. "Go, fight, win!"
External Links
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Madoka
- Madoka Part 1 Youtube Recording
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- Madoka Part 5 Youtube Recording
- Madoka Part 6 Youtube Recording
Sayaka
Aimi
Hinano
- Hinano Part 1 Youtube Recording
- Hinano Part 2 Youtube Recording
- Hinano Part 3 Youtube Recording
- Hinano Part 4 Youtube Recording
- Hinano Part 5 Youtube Recording