Movie 3 Brochure
The Madoka Magica The Rebellion Story Brochure was released on October 26, 2013 and sold at theatre screenings in Japan. Two versions are available: standard (¥900) or limited edition (¥1,000) in beautiful hardcover.
Aniplex of America has offered the brochure as part of The Rebellion Story's US Premiere ticket package.
Staff Interviews
Shinbo
Interview translation. Akiyuki Shinbo is the Chief Director of the Madoka franchise and SHAFT studio.
Gen
Interview translation. Gen Urobuchi is the writer for the Madoka franchise.
Ume
Interview translation. Ume Aoki is the Original Character Designer of the Madoka franchise.
Miyamoto
Interview translation. Yukihiro Miyamoto is the Director of The Rebellion Story.
Aoi Yuuki and Chiwa Saitou Joint Interview
Interview translation. Aoi Yūki and Chiwa Saitō are the voice actresses for Madoka and Homura.
Inu Curry Art Works
Witches
Witches are born from curses. They are the counterpart to magical girls, who are born from wishes.
Bebe
A witch previously referred to as the "Witch of Sweets" in the previous work. While she can produce infinite sweets, she cannot create her favorite food, cheese. Bebe's lines were supervised by Gekidan Inu Curry and are expressed through speech bubbles and sound.
Sayaka and the Mermaid Witch
The Mermaid Witch (Miki Sayaka), who has become part of the Law of Cycles. She appears before Akemi Homura, who is on the verge of becoming a witch, accompanied by minions borrowed from other witches.
Nightmare
A manifestation of nightmares that appears at night. It freely soars through the sky, fighting magical girls by using missiles (such as Bear Missiles or Baby Goat Missiles) and punches. Gekidan Inu Curry created two approximately 30-centimeter-tall dolls of the Nightmares, which were filmed live-action and incorporated into the main story.
Dark Orb
A gem reconstructed from the soul of a magical girl, Akemi Homura, through the extreme depths of her emotions. It emits a color more dreadful than a curse. Gekidan Inu Curry created a model of the Dark Orb as a reference material for production.
Gallery
See also
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Staff interview translations are by Feral Phoenix, who has requested that the translations are not to be mirrored elsewhere: