Make pages for all the different types of records, maybe even a page that leads you to a disambiguation page for records. Currently we have:
Magia Record (potential book by Kagome)
Magia Record (the realm of the Doppel System, like the Law of Cycles)
Magia Record (the labyrinth of the Eternal Sakura, or the entrance to it)
Magical Girl Records
Interview Records (already done, just needs a redirect)
Puella Magi Diarium
Magia Record (anime, which ends up as a book)
Musical Records (how Madoka views universes, maybe also make some clarification somewhere about how archived timelines are books and running timelines are records)
Scene 1: Momoko Togame fights off several familiars but is attacked by a magical girl.
Scene 2: The narration introduces the three peacekeepers of Kamihama: Kanagi Izumi (East), Yachiyo Nanami (West), and Mifuyu Azusa (Yachiyo's partner).
A witch shortage causes tension, and magical girls from the East and West begin encroaching on the neutral Central Ward.
Yachiyo and Mifuyu discuss the need to bargain for territory in Central.
An injured Momoko arrives, reporting she was attacked in Central by a magical girl claiming to be from a rival ward.
Scene 3: Yachiyo and Mifuyu meet with Kanagi to negotiate.
They discover that magical girls from both the East and West have been attacked by assailants claiming to be from the opposite side.
Kanagi uses her mind-reading power to confirm Yachiyo and Mifuyu are telling the truth.
Momoko interrupts to report that a team of magical girls was attacked in Sankyou Ward (West), escalating the conflict.
Scene 4: Yachiyo and Mifuyu calm the Westside magical girls in Sankyou, who admit to having allies in Central.
The girls decide to investigate the Central Ward directly.
Scene 5: In Central, the local magical girls are tense and distrustful of Yachiyo's group, asking them to leave.
Yachiyo's group heads to the witch's barrier where Momoko was attacked.
Scene 6: The group enters the barrier of the Mirror Witch and finds themselves separated.
Scene 7: Mifuyu, Yachiyo, and Momoko fight familiars, with Mifuyu noting her attacks feel weaker than usual.
The group reunites and decides to retreat from the complex barrier.
Scene 8: Conflicts between East and West magical girls in Central intensify.
Yachiyo is forced to physically break up a fight between Westside teams.
Yachiyo and Mifuyu discuss the Westside's potential collapse from internal pressure and the territorial stalemate.
Scene 9: Mifuyu meets with Hinano Miyako, a Central Ward magical girl, who angrily chastises her for the situation.
Feeling responsible, Mifuyu vows to handle the crisis and asks Hinano to prevent the Central girls from going berserk.
Mifuyu resolves that the East and West must cooperate for the sake of all Kamihama's magical girls.
Scene 10: Mel Anna is falsely accused by Kanagi of an attack, but is quickly cleared.
Scene 11: Another magical girl falsely accuses Mel, leading Mifuyu to realize someone is framing individuals to pit the sides against each other.
Mifuyu deduces a third party is manipulating the conflict and decides to let the rumor spread to expose the plot.
Yachiyo and Mifuyu agree they now have the evidence to seek Kanagi's cooperation.
Scene 12: Yachiyo, Mifuyu, and Kanagi meet again and conclude a witch is creating the false attackers.
They agree to join forces to defeat the Mirror Witch in its barrier.
Scene 13: The united team enters the enlarged barrier and is separated.
Mifuyu is attacked by a duplicate of herself that preys on her insecurities about her failing magic.
Mifuyu defeats her double and then saves Kanagi from a duplicate Yachiyo.
Scene 14: The group finds Yachiyo and Momoko, confirming their identities with Kanagi's power.
They find Mel being attacked by a false Tsuruno, whom they defeat.
The "Mel" is revealed to be another duplicate and attacks Kanagi.
Scene 15: Kanagi defeats the fake Mel, having been warned by Mifuyu's intuition.
The group finds the real Tsuruno and Mel and, low on energy, decides to retreat from the barrier.
Scene 16: The girls escape the barrier. Though they failed to defeat the witch, they identified it as the culprit.
To resolve the territorial conflict, Mifuyu and Kanagi devise a new pact: the right to negotiate with Central is granted only to those who defeat the Mirror Witch.
They plan to add guarantees for Central's safety, reparations, and punishments.
As they part, Kanagi offers Mifuyu a favor; Mifuyu asks her to help Yachiyo if she is ever no longer around.
She has to decline Ren's second invitation to the teddy bear exhibition to finish the gift.
After finishing, Rika, Kanoko, and Emiri run into Ren, causing the misunderstanding.
After failing to contact Ren, Rika seeks advice and goes to find her at school.
Episode Fifteen: (Rika's Perspective) After reconciling with Ren, Rika's fighting style changes to be less reckless and more focused on helping others.
She reflects that she has changed for the better because of Ren.
Rika vows to always wait for Ren, no matter how long it takes.
Ayame 1: The trio of Konoha Shizumi, Hazuki Yusa, and Ayame Mikuri fight a Witch together.
They move into a new house, with Ayame bringing her "treasure box" of found items.
Ayame narrates that the three have been together since they were little at "Tsuzuji's House," an orphanage.
Hazuki 1: Hazuki's backstory is revealed: her parents died in a car accident, and she was sent to Tsuzuji's House.
She learned to hide her feelings with a smile, but the Director of the orphanage saw through it and comforted her.
Konoha 1: Konoha's backstory is revealed: her father's business failed, her parents died, and she was sent to Tsuzuji's House.
She and Hazuki became friends and were tasked with looking after the younger Ayame, who was found abandoned.
Hazuki 2: Konoha overhears the Director and Vice-Director arguing about the demolition of Tsuzuji's House.
The girls decide to investigate and keep the news from Ayame.
Konoha 2: The Director explains a new government program will demolish Tsuzuji and separate the children.
The girls research and discover the Vice-Director colluded with the government on the plan.
The Director collapses from the stress.
Ayame 2: The Director dies shortly after.
The girls mourn, and Hazuki and Konoha tell Ayame about the planned demolition.
Despite efforts to stop it, the demolition is scheduled, but then it is halted.
Hazuki 3: The night before they are to leave, Ayame and Hazuki find Konoha talking to Kyubey.
Konoha 3: Kyubey offers them a contract to become Magical Girls.
Ayame is eager, but Konoha and Hazuki are skeptical.
Konoha suggests she contract alone, but Hazuki and Ayame refuse to let her bear the risk alone.
The trio agrees to become Magical Girls together.
Hazuki 4: The trio plans their three wishes.
Konoha suggests: 1) Tsuzuji's House continues to exist indefinitely, 2) Erase the main cause of the demolition, and 3) Erase themselves from the memories of everyone at Tsuzuji.
Ayame suggests reviving the Director, but Konoha and Hazuki argue it is selfish and may not respect her wishes.
Ayame agrees to Konoha's plan.
Konoha 4: The wishes are made: Ayame wishes for Tsuzuji's continued existence, Konoha wishes to erase the cause of the demolition, and Hazuki erases everyone's memories of them.
As a result, the scandal is exposed, the involved parties are punished, and the trio leaves Tsuzuji.
Ayame 3: The trio now lives as Magical Girls in Kamihama City, fighting Witches to survive.
Konoha handles finances, Hazuki handles domestic duties, and Ayame feels they are like a family.
End No1 (Konoha 5): Konoha has a vision of Ayame dying and Hazuki falling unconscious.
Konoha 6: Konoha returns to reality and tells Hazuki about the vision, asking her to keep it a secret from Ayame.
Konoha 7: The trio meets the Magical Girls Nanaka Tokiwa, Akira Shinobu, Kako Natsume, and Meiyui Chun.
Nanaka invites them to join their alliance.
The trio telepathically debates the offer, with Konoha being strongly against it.
Route Split: The player chooses who leads the response.
Konoha 8: Route Split: Konoha negotiates but finds Nanaka suspicious.
The player can choose to distance themselves from Nanaka or continue thinking.
End No2 (Konoha 10): Bad End: The trio refuses all alliances.
They eventually clash with other Magical Girls over Grief Seeds, leading to Ayame's death.
Hazuki 5: Route Split: Hazuki handles the negotiation with Nanaka's group.
The meeting ends amicably, with Kako noting she and Ayame are the same age.
Ayame 5: Ayame meets Kako by chance, who invites her to talk and potentially become friends.
Despite Konoha's warnings, Ayame agrees.
Hazuki 7: Route Split: Hazuki considers the benefits of an alliance.
The player can choose for her to firmly join Nanaka or to think more.
End No3 (Hazuki 8): Bad End: Hazuki secretly allies with Nanaka.
Konoha discovers the betrayal, causing a rift that leads to a fatal lack of coordination in battle and Ayame's death.
Ayame 4: Route Split: Ayame takes the lead in the negotiation with Nanaka's group.
Her quirky speech causes confusion, but a connection is made with Kako.
Hazuki 6: Hazuki continues to ponder how to approach the situation with other Magical Girls.
Hazuki 9: Hazuki finds Ayame on her way to meet Kako and Felicia.
Hazuki approves of Ayame making friends and decides to keep it a secret from Konoha for now.
Ayame 6: Ayame and Hazuki meet with Kako and Felicia.
Ayame enjoys their company but feels conflicted about hiding it from Konoha.
Konoha 9: Konoha reaffirms her desire to keep the trio's world self-contained.
She notices Ayame is distracted but remains unaware of her new friendships.
A new crisis emerges as Magical Girls in Kamihama begin fainting, and suspicion falls on the trio.
Intermission: Kanoko Yayoi, Natsuki Utsuho, and Mitama Yakumo are interviewed by an unseen Magical Girl (revealed to be Yachiyo Nanami) about the fainting incidents.
Mitama reveals that Hazuki Yusa came to see her, making the trio a person of interest in the investigation.
Chapter 1: Kokoro Awane vents to Masara Kagami about the exhaustion of being a Magical Girl and her longing to go mountain climbing again, a hobby tied to her last happy memory with her complete family.
Masara, who claims not to like or dislike anything, asks why Kokoro likes climbing, showing a rare interest.
Later, Masara visits Mitama Yakumo alone and is seen looking at a hiking event flyer.
Masara reveals that "that girl" (Kokoro) mentioned it, but she is reluctant to invite Kokoro, fearing it would trample on Kokoro's family memory.
Mitama calls Masara a "kuudere" and suggests they go to the event together.
Chapter 2: Mitama tells Kokoro about the Hiking Quiz Rally event.
Kokoro is hesitant due to homework, but Mitama eggs her on, suggesting Masara could do it for her.
Kokoro changes her mind and agrees to go with Masara after Masara reluctantly says she wouldn't mind.
Mitama reveals her true motive: she wants them to win the first-place prize, a 5kg bag of high-quality rice.
Chapter 3: Mitama takes the girls shopping for outdoor gear for the event.
Kokoro helps Masara pick out a pair of sneakers, as Masara has no preferences and trusts Kokoro's choice.
They look at bento boxes, and Kokoro chooses a lightweight, foldable paper lunchbox.
Mitama suggests bear repellant, confusing the girls, and claims she was once known as a "mountain girl."
Chapter 4: The day before the event, Kokoro is excited and plans to make lunch for both of them.
On the day of the event, Mitama is running late.
Kokoro calls her and discovers Mitama never intended to participate, as she didn't want a sunburn.
Mitama reveals she only wanted them to win the rice for her and hangs up to tend to her sweet potatoes, leaving the stunned girls to participate alone.
Chapter 5: Masara and Kokoro begin the Quiz Rally.
The quizzes are difficult, covering obscure trivia and logic puzzles.
Masara's vast knowledge and quick thinking get them through the first several questions, though Kokoro solves one pun-based question first.
Chapter 6: The girls stop for lunch, and Kokoro's homemade bento is a success.
They discover Mitama has secretly packed her "Specially Made Energy Drink" in both their bags.
The drink has a chemical color and tastes awful, slowing them down instead of energizing them.
Chapter 7: The girls realize they are in the lead but struggle to find the twelfth checkpoint.
A Witch, Rebecca, appears, forcing them to defeat it and costing them valuable time.
After the battle, they accidentally find the next checkpoint off the main path.
Chapter 8: The girls reach the summit and make up for lost time.
The beautiful view moves Kokoro to tears, as it reminds her of her past family hikes.
She confesses to Masara that she is glad she didn't hold back her feelings and came with her.
Masara reflects that being with Kokoro is emotionally taxing but feels something beautiful may lie beyond the fatigue.
Chapter 9: Masara solves the final quiz question, which is related to the word "tears."
They turn in their answers and win first place, with the rice to be delivered to the address they provided.
Chapter 10: The girls deliver the rice to Mitama, who had it sent to Kokoro's house.
Mitama reveals that Masara was the one initially interested in the event because of Kokoro's fond memories.
Kokoro thanks Masara, and they plan to go hiking again, starting with buying new sneakers.
Kokoro reflects that Masara's awkward kindness has started to create new, happier memories for her.
Rerun Extra Chapters:
Episode Eleven: The story replays from Mitama's perspective.
Masara visits Mitama, concerned about Kokoro's love for hiking but believing she should go with family, not her.
After Masara leaves a flyer, Mitama sees the first-place prize is expensive rice and decides to meddle to get it.
She convinces Kokoro to participate under the guise of it being good for their relationship.
Episode Twelve: Mitama takes the girls shopping for gear.
While they are distracted, she goes to a supermarket to gather ingredients for a "special energy drink" based on tips from other Magical Girls.
She observes Kokoro and Masara bonding over a bento box and reflects that they understand and accept each other, which is why she wanted to help.
Episode Thirteen: Mitama creates her "special energy drink" by blending amazake, salt, chocolate, and vitamin supplements.
Momoko Togame is horrified and samples it, collapsing unconscious.
Mitama secretly packs the drink into Masara and Kokoro's bags before their hike.
She reflects that Masara and Kokoro's dynamic reminds her of herself and Kanagi.
Episode Fourteen: After the event, a confused Masara consults Mitama, wondering why the normal lunch tasted so special during the hike.
Mitama explains the feeling is difficult to describe but can be summed up as the moment "feeling special" to her.
Masara finds this incomprehensible, but Mitama assures her she will understand one day.
Memory [01]: Kazumi awakens on a park bench with amnesia, found by Tsuruno Yui.
Kazumi accuses Tsuruno of kidnapping her, but her stomach rumbles and she sniffs out Tsuruno's delivery food.
Tsuruno stops her from taking the food and asks for her name and story, but Kazumi can only remember her name and begins to cry from hunger.
Scene [01]: Umika Misaki and Kaoru Maki search desperately for Kazumi in Kamihama City.
They explain they chased a Witch from Asunaro City into Kamihama, were ambushed in its labyrinth, and separated.
Kaoru and Umika reunited, but Kazumi is still missing.
They decide to search for her at places with good food, but an Uwasa suddenly attacks them.
Memory [02]: Tsuruno takes Kazumi to her family restaurant, Banbanzai.
Kazumi finds the food comforting and delicious, finishing her plate.
She states that feeling hunger means her body has the will to live.
Suddenly, Kazumi's hair coil tingles, and she rushes off after thanking Tsuruno.
Scene [02]: Umika and Kaoru fight the Uwasa but are overwhelmed by its attacks.
Umika's analysis spell returns encrypted data, confirming the creature is an enemy.
As they flee, Kaoru offers to distract it so Umika can search for Kazumi alone.
Tsuruno arrives via telepathy, declaring herself the strongest magical girl in Kamihama.
Memory [03]: In a forest, Himika Mao and Kanoko Yayoi gather mushrooms when Kazumi finds them.
Kazumi explains she is following the tingling in her hair coil, which senses evil.
All three sense a Witch's presence as a labyrinth opens before them.
Himika transforms, and Kanoko explains they are Magical Girls, which Kazumi mistakes for "instant cosplay."
Scene [03]: Tsuruno fights the Uwasa, which has taken the form of Kazumi and uses her attack, Limiti Esterni.
Umika and Kaoru stop Tsuruno, explaining the foe is their friend Kazumi.
Tsuruno recalls the amnesiac girl she fed earlier.
Memory [04]: Himika takes everyone to her home and makes a mushroom hotpot.
During the meal, Kazumi has a flashback of making beef stroganoff for two other girls.
Himika advises her to take it easy and offers her food, to which Kazumi states, "those who waste food are evil."
Kanoko recognizes this phrase from novelist Umika Misaki and, having accidentally eaten a "Sobbing Shroom," breaks down in tears.
Scene [04]: The group flees from the Kazumi doppelganger to a shrine.
Tsuruno is confused why their friend would attack them.
Umika and Kaoru agree it can't be the real Kazumi but don't want to fight her.
Tsuruno believes them and offers to help, taking them to a safe place to talk.
Memory [05]: Himika explains Kanoko is crying from a non-poisonous mushroom.
Kanoko, through tears, advises Kazumi to go to Emiri Kisaki's consultation office for help with her memories.
Kazumi finds the office, and Emiri suggests searching her belongings.
Kazumi finds a flyer for a cafe in Asunaro, revealing her home city.
Sasara Minagi arrives, seeking Emiri's help to find a missing Asuka Tatsuki.
Scene [05]: Tsuruno's group arrives at the consultation office but finds Ria Ami in charge instead of Emiri.
They explain the situation, and Ria agrees to help.
They consider the Rumor might be a Familiar but dismiss the idea as different.
They decide to seek Yachiyo Nanami's help, but she doesn't answer her phone.
The Rumor Kazumi finds them, and Ria transforms to help fend it off.
Memory [06]: Emiri presses Sasara for details on Asuka's disappearance in a Witch's labyrinth.
Kazumi insists on helping, hearing a voice calling to her.
Sasara reluctantly agrees on the condition Kazumi waits outside the labyrinth.
Scene [06]: Ria struggles to fend off the Rumor Kazumi's attacks.
Yachiyo calls Tsuruno back and advises them to meet at Mitama Yakumo's place.
Emiri returns, is confused by the scene, but transforms to help based on her gut instinct.
Memory [07]: Emiri and Sasara take Kazumi to where Asuka vanished.
Kazumi's hair coil cannot sense the Witch, and she recalls a memory of Kaoru and Umika discussing her haircut.
A labyrinth appears, and Sasara reminds Kazumi to wait outside.
Kazumi feels a power growing within her, her earring glows, and she transforms into a Magical Girl.
Scene [07]: The group flees from the Rumor to Mitama's place, using Emiri's illusion magic to escape.
Yachiyo is there and asks Umika and Kaoru if the one chasing them is their friend.
After learning her name is Kazumi, Yachiyo proposes they take her down.
Memory [08]: Kazumi destroys the Witch with Limiti Esterni, freeing Asuka.
Asuka thanks her but then declares she will kill herself for causing trouble, leading to a confused argument with Sasara.
Kazumi remembers she has always had amnesia and that she and her friends were separated by the same Witch.
The group splits up to search for Kazumi's friends on foot, while Kazumi heads to Mitama's place with Emiri's spare phone.
Kazumi gets lost, continuously winding up on the same street, and her hair coil begins to tingle.
Scene [08]: Yachiyo points to the sleeping, real Kazumi inside Mitama's place.
Yachiyo explains she encountered a Rumor on a road that creates doppelgangers.
She escaped the Rumor and found Kazumi, bringing her to Mitama's for safety.
Yachiyo reveals that if the doppelganger meets the original, the original will disappear and be replaced permanently.
Scene [09]: Yachiyo explains the Rumor has scattered Kazumi's mind into eight parts.
They must capture all eight fragments to reassemble Kazumi's psyche and destroy the Rumor.
The Rumor Kazumi attacks the office, and Umika and Kaoru attack it futilely.
Yachiyo devises a plan, and Ria volunteers to hold off the Rumor while the others execute it.
Scene [10]: Kazumi awakens in a dream world, hearing Umika and Kaoru's voices before they disappear.
She follows the smell of food and awakens in the real world at Mitama's.
Yachiyo explains Mitama used her magic so Umika and Kaoru could call Kazumi back, aided by food from her new friends.
The plan is to use Mitama's magic to link their Soul Gems, gather the scattered Rumor parts, and defeat it.
Ria returns, asking for help against the Rumor outside, and the team prepares for a final battle.
Scene [11]: Kazumi, Umika, and Kaoru confront the Rumor.
Kazumi demands her memories back and defeats the Rumor with a powerful Limiti Esterni.
Back at Mitama's, the exhausted girls recover.
Kazumi explains her friends' voices gave her the strength to return, and she realizes she never truly lost her memories; the Rumor had suppressed them.
Kazumi, Umika, and Kaoru thank everyone and return to Asunaro City, stopping for ingredients on the way.
Kazumi always remembers her Kamihama adventure when she makes fried rice or mushroom soup.
Part One: Tsuruno Yui dreams of her elementary school self giving a presentation about her kind grandfather and her goal to restore the family's greatness by becoming President and serving ramen at the White House.
The dream shifts to her grandfather telling her not to force herself and to search for her own happiness.
The dreaming Tsuruno believes her happiness is fulfilling her grandfather's dream with her sister.
She wakes up and receives a letter from her sister, but is shocked by its contents.
Part Two: Tsukuyo and Tsukasa Amane confront a distracted Tsuruno in a Witch's barrier for revenge and easily defeat her.
Tsuruno dreams about her sister's letter, which suggests their goal is a mistake and a corruption of their grandfather's dream, and that she has found her own dream.
In the dream, a shadowy version of Tsuruno confronts her, accusing her of stealing her grandfather's dream and doing something nobody asked for, rendering her actions meaningless.
Part Three: The Amane sisters bring the unconscious Tsuruno to Mitama Yakumo for help.
Mitama notes the state of Tsuruno's Soul Gem and insists they take her outside.
In the dream, the shadow tries to convince Tsuruno to give up, but she resists by thinking of her friends.
Tsuruno realizes her true happiness comes from making her friends happy, forming a new goal.
She accepts her shadow self and decides to help Iroha's group find Ui Tamaki and bring back Mifuyu.
Tsuruno wakes up to find she has summoned her Doppel, which appears as a bright, shiny pig, to her embarrassment.
The Amane sisters are relieved she is safe, and Mitama offers to strengthen all three girls for free.
Despite the Amanes' protests, Tsuruno drags them into Mitama's Adjusting Room.
Tsuruno reflects that she has found a different interpretation of her grandfather's words and vows to keep working hard to make everyone happy.
Login Special - Scene 1 (Jan 1): Iroha Tamaki, Yachiyo Nanami, Tsuruno Yui, Felicia Mitsuki, Sana Futaba, Homura Akemi, and Madoka Kaname visit a shrine for New Year's.
The girls discuss buying omamori (charms); Felicia spent her money on food instead.
Madoka prays, thankful for the past year and wishing to become a reliable Magical Girl and for everyone's happiness.
Login Special - Scene 2 (Jan 2): Homura prays, reflecting on the strange events in Kamihama and her resolve to save Madoka.
She offers a large donation, determined to succeed this time.
Login Special - Scene 3 (Jan 3): Tsuruno prays, grateful for fighting alongside Yachiyo and meeting Iroha.
She creates a "Strongest Praying Charm" and wishes to bestow good fortune on everyone.
Login Special - Scene 4 (Jan 4): Felicia finds praying ridiculous and initially has nothing to wish for.
She eventually wishes to keep eating tasty meals at Yachiyo's and to find the ranch she visited with her parents.
Login Special - Scene 5 (Jan 5): Sana reflects on her sadness over Ai's disappearance and her happiness at finding a place with Iroha.
After being pushed away while trying to buy a charm, one falls from the sky into her hands.
She wishes to stay by Iroha and form an unbreakable bond.
Login Special - Scene 6 (Jan 6): Yachiyo is grateful to spend the new year with so many people after a long time alone.
She buys five charms to ensure the well-being of her newfound family.
Login Special - Scene 7 (Jan 7): Iroha buys a "love and marriage" charm.
On the way home, the girls discuss their wishes.
Iroha reveals she only gave thanks for the friends she met and prayed to see Ui again.
Event Story - Chapter 1: On New Year's morning, Iroha, Yachiyo, and Sana exchange greetings at home.
Felicia joins them, having stayed up late.
Yachiyo prepares a traditional New Year's meal.
Event Story - Chapter 2: The girls begin eating when Tsuruno arrives, wishing them a happy new year.
Event Story - Chapter 3: Tsuruno brings her "super special Chinese food," which consists of three layers of fried rice.
She then introduces "Tsuruno Karuta" (Tsuruta), a card game she invented.
Event Story - Chapter 4: The girls play Tsuruta.
The rules are vague, and the reader (Tsuruno) can activate "special effects" at will.
Despite the confusing rules, the girls warm up to the game.
Event Story - Chapter 5: The game continues with various special effects.
In the final round, Yachiyo is stunned by an unflattering drawing of herself on a card, allowing Iroha to win the game.
Event Story - Chapter 6: The girls discuss the game. Felicia and Yachiyo leave for other plans.
Tsuruno invites Iroha and Sana for a walk.
Meanwhile, Madoka and Homura enjoy the festivities at Sumei Shrine.
Event Story - Chapter 7: Madoka and Homura enjoy food from the stalls, specifically Castella mini cakes.
They then go to draw their "Ultimate Fortunes."
Event Story - Chapter 8: Madoka and Homura draw their fortune numbers.
Event Story - Chapter 9: Homura gets a "Great Fortune," and Madoka gets an even better "Infinite Fortune."
Homura realizes the shrine may only give great blessings but is happy to see Madoka delighted.
Iroha, Tsuruno, and Sana find most shops closed but discover a badminton competition at a toy store.
Event Story - Chapter 10: Tsuruno and Iroha participate in the badminton event; Iroha wins several matches.
Sana, who cannot be seen, practices with Tsuruno and demonstrates an impenetrable defense.
An attendant tells Tsuruno she could win the tournament.
Event Story - Chapter 11: Elsewhere, Felicia, Ayame, and Kako participate in a mochi-pounding competition.
Felicia and Ayame pound mochi with extreme, synchronized vigor.
Event Story - Chapter 12: Felicia and Ayame finish pounding the mochi, which is left glowing.
Ayame's teammates, Konoha and Hazuki, arrive and invite them to the badminton tournament.
Event Story - Chapter 13: The badminton tournament is a doubles competition.
Iroha partners with Tsuruno, and Felicia partners with Ayame.
Madoka and Homura arrive to watch, along with many other Magical Girls who form teams.
Event Story - Chapter 14: The preliminary rounds begin.
Iroha and Tsuruno defeat Ria and Emiri.
Felicia and Ayame defeat Kanoko and Himika.
Meiyui and Akira defeat Ayaka and Shizuku.
Rena and Momoko defeat Sasara and Asuka.
Event Story - Chapter 15: The semifinals begin.
Iroha and Tsuruno defeat Felicia and Ayame in a close match.
Rena and Momoko defeat Meiyui and Akira.
Event Story - Chapter 16: The final match is Iroha and Tsuruno versus Momoko and Rena.
The intense mood is broken when Iroha wishes everyone a happy new year.
Due to Iroha's exhaustion, Momoko and Rena win the tournament.
The winners are told they can challenge the "legendary champion."
Event Story - Chapter 17: Kaede Akino reveals the legendary champion is Yachiyo, a former five-time champion known as the "queen of badminton."
Momoko explains she entered the tournament specifically to challenge Yachiyo.
Event Story - Chapter 18: Yachiyo easily defeats Momoko and Rena, demonstrating her superior skill.
Yachiyo's prize is a mochi-making kit, which was her original motivation for competing years ago.
Everyone gathers at Yachiyo's house to eat mochi, including Momoko, Rena, and Kaede.
Iroha reflects that it's a happy new year because everyone is together.
Part 1: Madoka Kaname has a recurring dream of becoming gigantic and sending everyone to heaven. She worries about making Valentine's chocolates for all her friends in Kamihama and plans a shopping trip with Kako Natsume.
Part 2: Kako tells Madoka about the "Chocolate of Fate" rumor. They find the shop, and both girls confess to having scary dreams lately.
Part 3: Inside the mysterious shop, a clerk makes everyone raise their hands, and chocolate eggs appear. Madoka receives an abnormally large one that begins talking to her. The clerk disappears, trapping them in a Rumor barrier.
Part 4: Witch familiars appear and steal the chocolates from the other customers, who faint. Madoka's chocolate egg explains it is her fate and that only those holding a Chocolate of Fate can leave the barrier.
Part 5: Madoka decides to break her own chocolate egg into pieces to share with the unconscious customers. Her chocolate egg warns her that shattering her fate will make her life "half-baked," but she proceeds. Everyone wakes up and escapes, but their memories of the event fade.
Part 6: On Valentine's Day, Homura Akemi misses the chocolate-making party at Mami Tomoe's house. Madoka finds Homura in a snowy park, feeling a sudden wave of sadness, and gives her the chocolate she made.
Sayaka:
Part 1: Sayaka Miki enlists Kyoko Sakura's help to make chocolate gateaus for her friends.
Part 2: After baking, Sayaka protects one specially wrapped gateau, making Kyoko suspicious.
Part 3: Sayaka hesitates to give the last gateau to her crush, Kyosuke. Kyoko finds her in the park and teases her, giving Sayaka the push she needs to go deliver it.
Aimi:
Part 1: Aimi Eri plans her Valentine's confession to Hayato Isesaki with Kokoro Awane and Masara Kagami. She recounts her failed attempt from the previous year.
Part 2: The group brainstorms scenarios for Aimi to give Hayato the chocolate. They settle on a plan for her to give chocolate to the entire class, ensuring he gets one without a direct confession.
Part 3: Aimi makes chocolates for the class, including a special red heart for Hayato. During the distribution, the heart is accidentally given to another classmate, but Hayato still receives a chocolate.
Hinano:
Part 1: Hinano Miyako plans to confess to her crush with "Saint Science #14" chocolate. She discusses her plan with Emiri Kisaki but remains anxious.
Part 2: On Valentine's Day, Hinano overhears her crush say he admires a "dependable, sexy, older girl type." Dejected, she gives her chocolate to Emiri and runs off.
Part 3: Hinano finds her crush trapped in a Witch's barrier. She defeats the Witch and has a vision of his past admiration for her before waking up to find Emiri, Akira Shinobu, and Meiyui Chun have arrived.
Part 4: Emiri encourages Hinano to confess. Hinano gives the boy the chocolate and asks him out, but he gently rejects her.
Part 5: Hinano reflects on the rejection, stating she is satisfied for having tried. She gives Emiri her chocolate, and Emiri gives her a giant, calcium-fortified chocolate in return.
Homura:
Part 1: Homura Akemi, in a new timeline, learns about Friendship Chocolate from Natsuki Utsuho. She decides to get chocolate for Madoka from a sweets shop near her old hospital but finds it gone and senses a Witch.
Part 2: Homura meets a Black Feather from the Wings of Magius, who was also looking for the same shop. They bond over their shared history of being hospitalized there. The Feather introduces herself as "Kuro."
Part 3: Homura and Kuro go shopping for chocolate together and defeat a Witch. Homura feels she has made a friend and is excited for the future.
Part 4: Homura plans to give Madoka her chocolate at school but gets a distressed call from Kuro. She rushes to the hospital to find Kuro's Soul Gem nearly corrupted. Kuro despairs over her weakness and bullies, and despite Homura's pleas, she turns into a Witch. Homura defeats her, heartbroken. Later, Madoka finds Homura in the park and comforts her, exchanging chocolates.
Momoko:
Part 1: Momoko Togame feels down around Valentine's Day, reminded of her past rejection. She meets with Rena Minami and Kaede Akino, who are making "servant chocolate" for each other.
Part 2: A rumor spreads at school about a "Valentine's monster" that breaks up couples if girls break the rule against bringing chocolate to school.
Part 3: Momoko investigates and discovers Rena started the rumor to distract Momoko from her sadness.
Part 4: To counteract the rumor, Momoko starts a positive rumor. Rena helps spread it by transforming into other students.
Part 5: On Valentine's Day, Momoko, Rena, and Kaede buy a large amount of chocolate to share after seeing many successful confessions. Momoko sees her old crush with his girlfriend and feels happy for him, thankful to her friends for her own happy Valentine's.
Ren:
Part 1: Ren Isuzu struggles to choose chocolate for her friends. She is saved from a Witch by Aimi Eri, who then helps her shop.
Part 2: Inspired by a gift from Rika Ayano, Ren decides to make her own chocolate. Aimi gives her a pen to draw on the chocolates.
Part 3: Ren loses her nerve to give out the chocolates. Rika finds her and reassures her. Ren gives Rika a chocolate decorated with a rose periwinkle, symbolizing "happy memories," and they go to deliver the rest together.
Tsukasa:
Part 1: Tsukasa Amane plans to give "true love" chocolate to her sister, Tsukuyo, during her tight 30-minute window. She enlists an apprentice, Take, to delay her father.
Part 2: Take's plan backfires, and Tsukasa's father comes home early. Tsukasa improvises by making a chocolate fountain for the apprentices to cover her escape.
Part 3: Tsukasa and Tsukuyo meet while both fighting the same Witch. Tsukasa realizes she used Tsukuyo's chocolate in the fountain, so they share the chocolate Tsukuyo brought, which is shaped like two halves of a moon.
Sana:
Part 1: Sana Futaba has bad memories of Valentine's Day from her neglectful family. Resolving to make new memories, she decides to get chocolate for her friends at Mikazuki Villa.
Part 2: Sana, who is often invisible, plans to use a self-checkout machine to buy the chocolate.
Part 3: On Valentine's Day, Sana buys truffles for her friends and a "Koneko no Gorogoro" chocolate for herself. She finds a boy who has been Witch-Kissed.
Part 4: Sana defeats the Witch and saves the boy, who is sad a girl he liked didn't give him chocolate. Empathizing with his loneliness, Sana secretly puts her "Gorogoro" chocolate in his bag, hoping he finds happiness.
Iroha:
Part 1: Iroha Tamaki decides to buy chocolates for her friends, breaking from her tradition of making a cake with her mother for her sister, Ui.
Part 2: Iroha buys specific chocolates for Felicia Mitsuki, Tsuruno Yui, and Sana. She plans to get a special, "adult" chocolate for Yachiyo Nanami.
Part 3: Iroha is delayed by a Witch fight and arrives at the store too late; all the Valentine's chocolates are sold out.
Part 4: Iroha returns home to find Tsuruno has brought a "Valentine Chuunise Menu" from her family's restaurant for dinner.
Part 5: Felicia, Sana, and Yachiyo all give out their chocolates. Iroha gives her purchased chocolates to Felicia, Tsuruno, and Sana. Embarrassed, she gives Yachiyo the common chocolate she managed to find. Yachiyo uses it to make hot chocolate for everyone, turning Iroha's mistake into a warm, happy memory.
Special Scene:
Natsuki Utsuho reflects on her role of cheering for others. She climbs to the top of a building and shouts encouragement to everyone giving out their Valentine's chocolates.
The Trio’s Story Ep. 1: The narrator describes their love for the Daito Apartment Complex, the largest residential complex in Kamihama.
Leila Ibuki, Seika Kumi, and Mito Aino are shown starting their mornings.
A dark undercurrent is introduced, with mentions of a "rot" growing beneath the surface of the idyllic setting.
Leila’s Story Ep. 1: Leila takes out the trash and is warned by a neighbor to be careful due to recent unsafe events.
She greets Seika, accidentally startling her.
Seika’s Story Ep. 1: Seika is given a safety poster by the apartment council president, warning of suspicious people.
She is easily startled, first by the president and then by Leila.
Mito surprises both of them, and the three friends head to school.
Mito’s Story 1: Mito looks for a four-leaf clover before school, lamenting her recent bad luck.
She then sneaks up on Leila and Seika to surprise them.
Leila’s Story 2: At school, Leila worries about the changing atmosphere of her home and the recent incidents.
She agrees to cover a classmate's cleaning duty, fearing that refusing would cost her their friendship.
Leila’s Story Ep. 3: During lunch, Leila and her classmates discuss the rumors about the Daito complex.
They talk about a family that mysteriously vanished from Building 12 and the recent sightings of a suspicious person.
Leila's classmates warn her to be careful.
Seika’s Story Ep. 2: Two classmates invite Seika to eat lunch with them, but her social anxiety causes her to freeze up and scare them away.
She retreats to eat alone, frustrated with herself.
Mito’s Story Ep. 2: Mito's classmates mock her for her humming and eccentric behavior, calling her weird.
They demand to see her lunch and her friends, treating them as curiosities.
Mito leaves the classroom upset.
Seika’s Story Ep. 3: Seika is eating alone in the AV room when Mito finds her.
They decide to have lunch together since Leila is busy.
Mito’s Story Ep. 3: Mito asks Seika if she thinks she is weird.
Seika reassures her that being different is normal.
They receive a text from Leila saying she will be late due to cleaning duty.
The Trio’s Story Ep. 2: The three friends walk home together.
Leila expresses discomfort about how others are treating the complex's troubles like a horror story.
Seika senses something and makes an excuse to leave early.
Leila’s Story Ep. 4: Leila returns home and wants to go to the bookstore to pick up a cookbook she ordered but forgot due to cleaning duty.
Route Split: Leila must choose between doing her homework or going to the bookstore.
Leila’s Story Ep. 5 (End No. 1): Leila decides to stay home and do her homework.
She convinces herself she is overthinking things and resolves to return to a normal routine.
Leila’s Story Ep. 6: Leila decides to go to the bookstore.
Her mother warns her to be careful and asks her to pick up curry mix.
Outside, Mito sees her and calls out to her.
Seika’s Story Ep. 4: Seika goes to the nearly abandoned Central Shopping Village.
She spots the suspicious man from the posters, who is mumbling to himself.
She decides to follow him.
Mito’s Story Ep. 4: Mito arrives home and, after a conversation with her worried mother, makes up an excuse to go to the store.
She meets Leila and offers to accompany her to the bookstore and grocery store.
Mito’s Story Ep. 5: Leila and Mito walk to the store, reminiscing about their childhood and how they first met Seika.
Seika’s Story Ep. 5: Seika confronts the suspicious man, who rants about "food" and "bait."
A barrier opens, and a Familiar appears.
Seika transforms into a Magical Girl to fight it.
Leila’s Story Ep. 7: Leila and Mito return from shopping, talking about the cookbook.
They see a safety poster, which dampens their mood, but are cheered by remembering their childhood "acorn bank."
They see someone who looks like Seika near the shopping center.
The next day, news breaks that the suspicious man has been found and taken into custody.
Seika’s Story Ep. 6: The incident with the man is resolved; he was found in a daze with no memory of events.
Leila confronts Seika about seeing her at the shopping center.
Seika denies it, but Leila is visibly doubtful.
Seika senses something and panics.
Mito’s Story Ep. 6: Seika makes a hurried excuse and leaves.
Mito and Leila are left confused and worried about Seika's strange behavior.
Leila’s Story Ep. 8: Leila returns home troubled.
Her mother notices and offers advice, but Leila insists on figuring things out herself.
She decides to go out again to think.
Route Split: Leila must choose between going to the roof or the shopping center.
Leila’s Story Ep. 9 (End No. 2): Leila goes to the rooftop to clear her head.
She decides she is over-worrying and resolves to drop the matter and act normally with Seika.
Seika’s Story Ep. 7: Seika, as a Magical Girl, defeats a Familiar at the shopping center.
She hides when she hears Leila searching the area, narrowly avoiding being discovered.
Mito’s Story Ep. 7: Leila confides in Mito about her suspicions regarding Seika and the shopping center.
She asks Mito to meet her in the park after school to talk to Seika together.
Mito’s Story Ep. 8: Mito feels anxious about the impending conversation.
She meets Leila, and they find Seika in the park.
Seika’s Story Ep. 8: Leila confronts Seika about being seen at the shopping center.
Seika, panicking, yells at them to stop, which is out of character.
Mito begins to cry, and the friends part ways upset, with a rift forming between them.
Leila’s Story Ep. 10: Leila blames herself for the fight but is certain Seika is hiding something.
She debates whether to press for answers.
Kyubey appears in her room.
Leila’s Story Ep. 11: Kyubey offers Leila a contract to become a Magical Girl.
Leila considers wishing for her friendship with Seika to return to normal but decides to achieve it on her own for now.
Seika’s Story Ep. 9: Seika regrets her outburst and resolves to lie to protect her friends from the truth about Magical Girls.
She struggles to find a way to convince Leila without raising more suspicion.
Mito’s Story Ep. 9: Mito is upset about the fight between her friends.
Her mother notices she has been crying and says she has something important to discuss.
Mito’s Story Ep. 10: Mito's mother tells her they will be moving away.
Mito refuses and runs out to the park, desperately searching for a four-leaf clover to change her luck.
Kyubey watches her.
Leila’s Story Ep. 12: Leila continues to struggle with her desire to know the truth about Seika.
Route Split: Leila must choose whether to call Seika or not.
Seika’s Story Ep. 10 (End No. 3): Leila calls Seika.
Seika lies, claiming she was upset because her mother had yelled at her earlier.
Leila accepts the explanation, and the conflict is superficially resolved.
Seika is relieved but saddened that she must continue lying to protect them.
Leila’s Story Ep. 13: Leila decides not to call Seika and instead makes a contract with Kyubey.
She wishes for things to go back to how they were with Seika.
The wish is granted, and Leila is flooded with lost memories.
Seika’s Story Ep. 11: Seika encounters Leila on the rooftop, who has now become a Magical Girl.
Leila reveals her wish and the recovered memories: a Witch had caused Leila's death, and Seika had used her own wish to bring her back and erase her memory.
Seika is distraught that Leila has entered her dangerous world.
Mito arrives and finds them both in their Magical Girl forms.
Mito’s Story Ep. 11: Mito, who has also met Kyubey, begs her friends to stop fighting.
She reveals that she is moving away.
The Trio’s Story Ep. 3: Nanaka Tokiwa's team discusses the Witch in the Daito complex.
Nanaka reveals she has avoided the area because a local Magical Girl with a "steely resolve" asked her to, claiming the complex was her home and she would handle it.
Episode One: Mayu Kozue is late for her job at the Kamihama Contemporary Art Museum.
A valuable, hand-drawn postcard by the artist Master Mone has been stolen.
Security footage shows the postcard vanishing and then Mayu's friend, Ria Ami, entering and leaving the room.
The museum closes for a police investigation.
Mayu suspects a Witch was the real thief and that Ria was there to hunt it, but she cannot contact Ria.
Episode Two: Mayu searches for Ria and is confronted by Asuka Tatsuki, who accuses her of stealing her family's secret book from their dojo.
They fight until Mayu explains she was at the dojo to return a lost item.
Asuka apologizes and reveals another girl, matching Ria's description, was seen loitering near the dojo and muttering about "stealing."
Asuka joins Mayu's search for Ria.
Episode Three: Mayu and Asuka find Sayuki Fumino, who is upset because her rare sword book was stolen after she was briefly trapped in a Witch's barrier.
Asuka interrogates Rena Minami, who was acting suspiciously only because she was nervous about asking Sayuki for an autograph.
Rena confirms she saw Ria nearby, muttering suspiciously.
Episode Four: Mayu and Asuka find Ria at Walnut's, where Manaka Kurumi is accusing her of stealing a rice omelet.
Ria flees.
Manaka explains Ria is suspected because she was nearby when the food went missing.
Mayu makes a bet with Manaka: if she can prove Ria's innocence, she gets free food for a month.
Episode Five: Mayu reflects on how Ria has always helped her, like when she helped find Mayu's precious bear pendant from her late father.
A Witch's barrier appears, and Mayu and Asuka defeat the Familiars.
Ria appears, asking if they saw something.
Episode Six: Asuka accuses Ria of the thefts due to her suspicious behavior.
Ria agrees to a duel; if she loses, she will turn herself in.
Ria loses the duel and begins to confess, but a misunderstanding is revealed: Ria was talking about an old binder of idol clippings of Yachiyo Nanami she was embarrassed about, not the recent thefts.
Ria explains she has been trying to retrieve her stolen binder from a Witch.
The trio teams up to find the Witch.
Episode Seven: The trio finds and defeats the Witch, recovering many of the stolen items, including Sayuki's book.
However, the dojo's book, the museum's postcard, and Ria's binder are still missing.
Episode Eight: The next morning, news reports show thefts are still occurring.
Mayu is attacked by a Familiar with the same magic signature as the defeated Witch.
She realizes the previous Witch was a powerful Familiar and the real Witch is still active.
She rushes to the museum.
Episode Nine: At the museum, Mayu finds the director, who is under a Witch's Kiss, trying to steal a painting.
Asuka and Ria arrive, having dealt with similar incidents across the city.
Mayu deduces the Familiars are attracted to items of great personal value and offers her bear pendant as bait.
Episode Ten: Despite Ria's protests, Mayu uses her pendant as bait for the Familiars.
The trio fakes a scene where the pendant is "stolen," allowing them to trace its magic to the real Witch's location.
Episode Eleven: The trio finds the real Witch's labyrinth, filled with stolen items.
They execute a plan: Asuka and Mayu distract and immobilize the Witch while Ria evacuates all the stolen goods from the barrier.
Ria then defeats the Witch.
They recover all the missing items, including Ria's embarrassing "Yachiyo Collection" binder and Mayu's damaged pendant.
Mayu explains that while the pendant is damaged, the memories of her father are what truly matter.
Asuka and Ria are moved by her maturity, but this is undercut when Mayu immediately trips and falls into a lake.
April Fool's Day Special Scene: Yachiyo Nanami, Iroha Tamaki, Sana Futaba, and Felicia Mitsuki discuss a flyer announcing Mitama Yakumo is becoming a professional photographer.
Tsuruno Yui arrives and suggests the team get a photo taken together.
At Mitama's "Adjuster's Photo Studio," Mitama reveals she bought a camera because an ad claimed it would make her a pro.
The first photo Mitama takes of the group comes out distorted, shocking Iroha.
April 2nd Special Scene: Mitama continues to take poor photos, producing images in the style of "Magia Report" featuring Madoka Kaname, Homura Akemi, and Sayaka Miki in absurd scenarios.
Frustrated, Mitama threatens to quit being an Adjuster to focus on photography.
The girls convince her to stay by praising her "unique" photos and emphasizing how much the magical girls of Kamihama need her as an Adjuster.
Mitama agrees to stay but vows to keep practicing photography.
FM Kamihama Holy Radio Station:
Episode 1: Iroha and "Madoka-senpai" host a radio broadcast.
Episode 2: Madoka-senpai hits Iroha with a speech bubble, explaining their newfound freedom compared to the confines of the "Magia Report" comic strip.
Episode 3: The hosts begin a listener advice segment with premium cooking implements as prizes.
Episode 4: Iroha reads questions from "Strongest Magical Girl-san" (Tsuruno Yui) and "Mikazuki House Zashiki Warashi-san" (Sana Futaba). Madoka-senpai gives absurd advice.
Episode 5: Iroha reads a question from "Saint of Kamihama-san" (Holy Mami) about online flame wars.
Episode 6: Iroha laments not having any 4-star magical girls. Madoka-senpai rolls on her phone and offers her aluminum foil.
Episode 7: Himika Mao arrives to collect a paycheck, complaining about her difficult life.
Episode 8: Himika explains she came for the kitchen gadgets, as she has no phone or internet. Iroha gives her candy.
Episode 9: Himika is recruited as the new assistant, replacing the injured Konomi Haruna.
Episode 10: Iroha plays a "song," which is just Tsuruno's poor humming.
Episode 11: Madoka-senpai starts a "Gourmet Roundup" segment. Natsuki Utsuho reports live from "Walnuts," cheering on customers.
Episode 12: Natsuki compliments Alina Gray's food before being thrown out by the owner, Manaka Kurumi.
Episode 13: Himika hosts a game where the hosts pick from covered platters containing different foods.
Episode 14: Himika gets a soufflé, Iroha gets dango, and Madoka-senpai gets a goopy fish. Himika asks to take her food home to share with her family.
Episode 15: Iroha promotes Himika's homemade "Mao family secret sauce," which has universally bad reviews and a scent that hurts the eyes.
Episode 16: Yachiyo Nanami bursts in, revealing the entire radio studio is inside a Rumor's barrier.
Episode 17: Yachiyo explains the "Rumor of FM Kamihama" is broadcasting magical radio waves across dimensions, threatening the existence of the "Magia Report" world.
Episode 18: The group resolves to defeat the Rumor to prevent an interdimensional war.
Episode 19: The Rumor's radio wave-based attacks are too powerful to avoid.
Episode 20: Himika gets an idea, which is comically misrepresented as an ancient fortune-telling ritual called "the pick-up."
Episode 21: Himika uses aluminum foil to block the radio waves, allowing the group to fight the Rumor effectively.
Episode 22: The Rumor is defeated. The radio show goes on hiatus, and Iroha is seen playing "Magia Record" on her phone.
Scene 1: Ria Ami receives a call from her manager inviting her to be the final guest at a fashion show with a "stylish uniforms" theme.
She eagerly accepts and imagines her friend Mayu Kozue praising her.
Scene 2: Ria has a nightmare about the day of the show.
She encounters a Witch and then Kyoko Sakura, who tells her to stay out of the way.
They fight, causing Ria to miss the fashion show entirely.
She wakes up and realizes it was a dream.
Scene 3: Ria has a second nightmare.
In this dream, her friend Asuka Tatsuki cheers for her at the show with the intensity of a sports event, embarrassing Ria.
She wakes up again, realizing this was also a dream.
Scene 4: Ria has a third nightmare where the power cuts out just before she goes on stage.
Although the power returns, the audience's enthusiasm is gone, and Ria blames herself.
She wakes up, realizing she has been having anxious dreams about the show.
Scene 5: On the actual day of the show, Ria pinches herself to confirm it is real.
She encounters the Witch and Kyoko as in her dream, but this time she lets Kyoko handle the Witch so she won't be late.
She meets Asuka and Mayu, and proactively teaches Asuka about proper fashion show etiquette.
When the power cuts out for real just before her walk, Ria improvises by directing the audience to use their penlights, turning the incident into a successful part of the show.
Although her planned "perfect walk" was disrupted, she feels it was a complete success and is thrilled.
Magia Record Story Cross Connection:
Part One
Episode One: Kokoro Awane is saved from Familiars by a Magical Girl named Suzune Amano, who then suddenly attacks her.
Episode Two: Arisa Narumi and Chisato Shion are in Kamihama City to find a picture book Chisato's father wrote, but Arisa gets distracted by food.
Episode Three: Suzune continues her attack, aiming for Kokoro's Soul Gem. Masara Kagami, invisible, intervenes and tells Kokoro to run. Kokoro escapes, and both girls are confused by Suzune's motives.
Episode Four: Chisato reflects on her past: her father was an abusive illustrator, and she used her wish to turn him into a kind man, which caused him to stop drawing.
Episode Five: Suzune recalls her mission: Kyubey told her about Kamihama, a city where Magical Girls gather and Incubators cannot enter. She has come to kill all Magical Girls to end their suffering.
Episode Six: After a battle with Familiars, Suzune is approached by a concerned Akira Shinobu.
Episode Seven: A flashback reveals a classmate showed Chisato a social media post of her father's book in Kamihama, sparking her search. Arisa defended her from the classmate's prying.
Episode Eight: Chisato explains she loved one of her father's books but can't remember its title or plot. The posted book, "The Adventures of Dumpling Boy," triggered a strong need to find it. They ask a local for directions to Natsume Books and are directed to Akira.
Episode Nine: Suzune pretends to be a hurt civilian. Akira offers help and suspects Suzune may have encountered a Witch.
Episode Ten: Akira takes Suzune to "Emiri's Consultation Services" to rest and treat her fake injury. Suzune decides to gather information from Akira.
Episode Eleven: Akira leads Arisa and Chisato to Natsume Books personally.
Episode Twelve: At Natsume Books, the owner Kako helps them search for "The Adventures of Dumpling Boy."
Episode Thirteen: Arisa finds a different book about a misunderstood Witch, which resonates with them. Their search for Chisato's book is unsuccessful.
Episode Fourteen: Suzune talks with Akira, finding herself genuinely enjoying the conversation. Nanaka Tokiwa arrives and greets Suzune with a fake smile, which Suzune recognizes.
Episode Fifteen: Nanaka aggressively questions Suzune, deducing she is from out of town and is their enemy. Suzune leaves abruptly.
Episode Sixteen: Unable to find the book, Kako offers to help Arisa and Chisato with their search, and they accept.
Part Two
Episode Seventeen: Suzune sets another trap using a Witch's Labyrinth. The Magical Girl who arrives is Kokoro, and they begin to fight.
Episode Eighteen: Nanaka and Akira reveal themselves. Nanaka, now transformed, confirms Suzune is an enemy.
Episode Nineteen: While Kako searches for the book, Arisa and Chisato argue over Arisa's casual attitude and her acceptance of Kako's help. They split up.
Episode Twenty: Suzune escapes using her "Heat Shimmer" magic. Nanaka confirms she is a threat. Masara reveals herself, and the group plans their next move.
Episode Twenty-One: Suzune reflects on her failures and resolves to kill Kokoro, Akira, and Nanaka. She reaffirms her mission to end the cycle of suffering for all Magical Girls.
Episode Twenty-Two: Arisa returns to Natsume Books upset. Kako notices her mood and asks what's wrong.
Episode Twenty-Three: Chisato regrets her harsh words toward Arisa, realizing her friend was only trying to help.
Episode Twenty-Four: Meiyui Chun joins the group. Nanaka explains her magic allows her to sense enemies. The group agrees Suzune is a major threat, and Nanaka devises a plan involving Akira, Kokoro, Masara, and Meiyui.
Episode Twenty-Five: Arisa confesses her fight with Chisato to Kako. Chisato returns to the bookstore looking dejected.
Episode Twenty-Six: Suzune finds Akira at the consultation stand. Akira confronts her, and when Suzune refuses to explain her actions, they agree to fight in the alley where they first met.
Episode Twenty-Seven: Kako helps Arisa and Chisato reconcile. She then gives them a new lead on the book's location.
Episode Twenty-Eight: Akira and Suzune battle. Nanaka and Meiyui observe, with plans to intervene when Akira reaches her limit.
Episode Twenty-Nine: Kako, Arisa, and Chisato go to a secondhand store with a large collection of picture books.
Episode Thirty: Nanaka and Kokoro intervene in the fight. As Akira makes a reckless move, Suzune strikes her down.
Episode Thirty-One: The girls find "The Adventures of Dumpling Boy" wedged in a bookshelf.
Episode Thirty-Two: Chisato buys the book. Upon reading it, she finds the story odd and unmemorable until she checks the publication page and finds her own name credited.
Episode Thirty-Three: Suzune "kills" Nanaka, Kokoro, and Masara. She reveals she could sense Masara's magic and was not fooled by her invisibility.
Episode Thirty-Four: Suzune encounters men who show her a post on a local forum about her. Feeling pressured and watched, she decides to leave Kamihama for now.
Episode Thirty-Five: Chisato remembers she created the Dumpling Boy character as a child, and her father turned it into a book. She realizes the book is a testament to her father's love for her before her wish changed him, and she breaks down in tears, comforted by Arisa.
Episode Thirty-Six: Meiyui reveals her magic disguised the truth, and the four "dead" girls are alive. The social media posts were part of Nanaka's plan to pressure Suzune into leaving without further bloodshed. The plan succeeded.
Episode Thirty-Seven: Meiyui notes Suzune always aimed for Soul Gems and suspects her memories have been altered. Nanaka asks Meiyui to spread a rumor to warn other Magical Girls about Suzune. Arisa and Chisato head home, their mission complete. Suzune overhears they are from Hozuki and decides to retreat there, vowing to remember Nanaka. The rumor eventually warps into the Hozuki urban legend of the "Ripper Girl."
Episode 1: Mel Anna and Kanae Yukino are ghosts. Mel, a fortune-telling magical girl, died fighting a Witch and met Kanae in the afterlife.
Episode 2: Mel explains she died protecting her leader, Yachiyo Nanami. Kanae is surprised to hear the name, revealing she also knew Yachiyo.
Episode 3: Mel reveals her wish was for her predictions to be true, which she now regrets led to her becoming a ghost. Kanae tells her to check her pockets, where Mel finds a "ghost license."
Episode 4: Kanae takes Mel to a ghost cafe for magical girls. The ghosts explain they cannot interact with the living world, except with those sensitive to ghosts.
Episode 5: Mel and Kanae observe that Kamihama has an unusual number of Witches and magical girls. They are both afraid to see Yachiyo, fearing the pain of being unable to help her. They track Yachiyo down and find her talking to Iroha Tamaki.
Episode 6: The ghost girls follow Yachiyo to Mikazuki Villa and see she is not alone, relieved to find her with a new team. They become worried about the whereabouts of their former teammate, Mifuyu Azusa.
Episode 7: Mel and Kanae watch as conflict escalates with the Wings of the Magius. Mel follows Yachiyo into the Memory Museum and witnesses Yachiyo relive their deaths, unable to comfort her.
Episode 8: Yachiyo concludes her inherent magic is to survive by sacrificing others. Mel and Kanae realize how heavily Yachiyo blames herself and resolve to find a way to reach her.
Episode 9: At Mikazuki Villa, Mel and Kanae try to move objects to send a message but fail. Iroha begins to console Yachiyo, and the ghosts see this as a vital opportunity.
Episode 10: Kanae suggests projecting their feelings onto keepsakes Yachiyo saved. That night, Yachiyo finds Kanae's song lyrics and Mel's fortune, which give her the resolve to move forward. For interacting with the living world, Mel and Kanae's ghost licenses are suspended, and they are returned to the ghost cafe. Yachiyo wakes up, having seen it all in a dream.
Rerun Extra Chapters
Episode Eleven: In a time of peace, Yachiyo leaves Mikazuki Villa to buy flowers, still troubled that she never found and defeated the Witch that Mel became.
Episode Twelve: Yachiyo meets Mifuyu and Mel's mother by chance. Mel's mother tells them Mel loved them and asks them to live happily for her sake.
Episode Thirteen: As Yachiyo and Mifuyu walk to Mel's grave, they discuss the need to defeat Mel's Witch to give her soul peace. They sense a Witch's approach and recognize its signature as Etteilla, Mel's Witch.
Episode Fourteen: Yachiyo and Mifuyu transform and fight the Witch. The Witch uses its magic to prey on their fears, causing Mifuyu to hesitate to finish it out of fear of forgetting Mel.
Episode Fifteen: Yachiyo realizes the Witch is amplifying their insecurities. She tells Mifuyu about the messages Kanae and Mel left behind, convincing her they must move forward as their friends would have wanted. Together, they defeat the Witch. They visit Mel's grave, place flowers and the Witch's Grief Seed, and pray, promising to keep moving forward. They speculate that Mel's Witch appeared to give them a final push.
Scene 1: Felicia Mitsuki surprises the other residents of Mikazuki Villa by scoring 52 points on a test.
She asks for a reward and requests a trip to MooMoo Park.
Yachiyo Nanami refuses due to the cost and instead promises a fancy dinner the next day, which satisfies Felicia.
Scene 2: The next day, Iroha Tamaki and Yachiyo find Tsuruno Yui's phone in the refrigerator.
Yachiyo has a photo shoot, so Iroha offers to return the phone to Tsuruno.
At breakfast, Felicia reminds everyone about the promised dinner, and a commercial for MooMoo Park plays on the TV.
Scene 3: After Iroha and Yachiyo leave, Felicia tells Sana Futaba she is still not satisfied and wants to go to MooMoo Park.
Felicia gets the idea to catch animals and bring the "park" to the house.
She leaves, dragging Sana along with her.
Scene 4: Iroha returns Tsuruno's phone and helps out at the family restaurant, which is short-staffed due to a large reservation.
Tsuruno's father gives Iroha a gift of vegetables for her help.
Iroha and Tsuruno discuss Felicia, and Tsuruno says she will visit the villa later.
Scene 5: Felicia and Sana go to a riverbank to catch animals.
Felicia finds a turtle, but Ayame Mikuri appears and accuses Felicia of harassing it.
The two girls fight over the turtle, and Felicia lets it go to prevent it from being harmed.
Felicia and Ayame run off fighting, leaving Sana behind.
Scene 6: Yachiyo finds Sana, who explains what happened.
Yachiyo calls Felicia's idea stupid but assures Sana that Felicia will be fine, then invites Sana to lunch.
Scene 7: Felicia returns home and tells Iroha she is still mad at Ayame.
After lunch, Felicia naps and dreams the turtle thanks her and says it has a gift for her at the riverbank.
Felicia wakes up and leaves the house just as Yachiyo and Sana return to prepare dinner.
Scene 8: Felicia returns from the riverbank with a ticket for two to MooMoo Park.
Iroha reveals she also received a ticket from Tsuruno's father, and Yachiyo received one from a meat store.
With Felicia's ticket, they now have enough for everyone to go to the park.
The girls resolve to go to MooMoo Park and enjoy their dinner together.
Magia Record Story Newbie Maid Carefree Kanagi:
Part One
Episode One: Kanagi Izumi finishes her last day at a grocery store, where she was a dependable employee.
She takes a new, higher-paying job at a maid café to better support her family, despite her father's concerns about the different work environment.
Episode Two: On her first day, Kanagi impresses the manager and head maid with her efficiency in the kitchen.
Due to a staff shortage, the manager offers her a raise to work as a maid, which she accepts, becoming "Maid Nagitan."
Her first customers, Seika Kumi, Leila Ibuki, and Mito Aino, are taken aback by her serious, soldier-like demeanor instead of a warm, welcoming one.
Episode Three: Kanagi fails to understand the performative aspects of a maid café, such as professing "love" for the food or playing games.
Her intense staring contest causes the already-nervous Seika to faint.
Episode Four: The head maid reprimands Kanagi, stating that basic customer service is not enough for a maid café.
The manager gives Kanagi a one-week trial period to improve her maid skills, or she will be demoted back to the kitchen.
Episode Five: Dejected, Kanagi meets Karin Misono in a park.
Karin, an aspiring manga artist, offers to help Kanagi learn about maids in exchange for inspiration for her own story.
Karin lends Kanagi her "Detective Maid Mei" manga as a reference.
Episode Six: Kanagi reads the manga, taking notes on the maids' warm greetings, loyalty, and respect for their masters' decisions.
Episode Seven: The next day, Kanagi greets customers with a warm, manga-inspired welcome, which is well-received.
She practices her maid skills on Karin, but her attempt at ketchup art fails.
Episode Eight: Kanagi serves customers Aimi Eri and Natsuki Utsuho, successfully engaging with them by drawing on their food and striking a pose from the manga.
The two customers leave happy.
Episode Nine: The head maid praises Kanagi's significant improvement but notes it's still early.
Kanagi thanks Karin for her help and agrees to read Karin's favorite manga, "Magical Kirin," as a favor.
The manager observes that Kanagi still hasn't grasped the most important aspect of being a maid.
Episode Ten: Kanagi continues to improve, even doing her signature pose for customer photos.
The manager announces that her final test to remain a maid will be the next day.
Part Two
Episode Eleven: Kanagi's final test is to please the next returning customer.
The manager will evaluate her on customer service basics, attentive care, and, most importantly, making the customer leave with a smile.
The customer is Konomi Haruna, who is distressed to find herself in a maid café and nervous upon recognizing Kanagi.
Despite Konomi's clear discomfort, Kanagi insists on continuing the test.
Episode Twelve: Kanagi professionally helps Konomi order a drink.
However, her attempt to ease the mood by offering an arm-wrestling match terrifies Konomi, who quickly pays and flees.
Episode Thirteen: Kanagi accepts her failure, acknowledging she could not satisfy her master.
She thanks Karin and the head maid for their help but honors the agreement and returns to work in the kitchen.
Episode Fourteen: Kanagi is welcomed back by the kitchen staff but is bothered by her failure.
The manager encourages her to reflect until she is truly satisfied.
Kanagi realizes her pride is hurt from not doing her job well and resolves to find Konomi to understand what she lacked.
Episode Fifteen: Kanagi finds Konomi at her flower shop.
Konomi explains she was nervous due to Kanagi's fearsome reputation, not her service, and reveals that Kanagi's actions were actually considerate.
Kanagi realizes the key thing she was lacking was genuine consideration for her master's feelings and needs.
Episode Sixteen: Kanagi reflects on her revelation, understanding that a maid's duty is to be aware of and respond to her master's needs to ensure they enjoy themselves.
Karin finds her and encourages her not to give up, convincing her to ask for a second chance.
Episode Seventeen: Kanagi asks the manager for a second chance to serve the trio from her first day.
The manager agrees.
Karin tracks down Leila and Seika and invites them back to the café on Kanagi's behalf.
Episode Eighteen: The trio returns to the café.
Kanagi greets them warmly and serves them professionally.
She engages Mito and Leila in games but remains cautious with the still-nervous Seika.
Episode Nineteen: Leila explains that Seika is shy and they originally came to research for a school festival.
Kanagi encourages Seika to find her own unique style as a maid, just as Kanagi has.
Seika smiles and gains confidence, even suggesting they return another time.
Before they leave, Kanagi does her signature pose and offers Seika a "charm of courage."
The trio leaves the café happy.
Episode Twenty: The manager, impressed that Kanagi prioritized her duty over her own satisfaction, officially reinstates her as a maid.
Kanagi continues her unique maid style, complete with poses, catchphrases, and latte art, to the delight of her "masters."
She offers to help Karin with her manga as a thank you for all her support.
Episode One: On August 11, Homura and her friends travel by train to a seaside inn for a summer vacation, having been invited by Sayaka's relatives.
Episode Two: At the inn, Madoka and Homura meet two young twin girls who warn them about a mysterious "Kei," whom they should not speak to. The girls assume Kei is a feral cat.
Episode Three: The girls play beach volleyball. Mami accidentally hits Homura in the face with the ball. Homura and Madoka go to rest in the shade and decide to collect pine cones.
Episode Four: A cat appears, and Madoka wonders if it is Kei. The cat leads Homura and Madoka deep into the forest.
Episode Five: The cat leads them to a small shrine where Homura finds an old, nameless diary. She reads several entries where the author writes about a complex, intense relationship with their friend "Kei."
Episode Six: Sayaka tells a ghost story about a girl who died after falling from a nearby cliff. Kyoko is intrigued, while Mami is frightened. Madoka tells the others about the twins and "Kei."
Episode Seven: After dinner, the girls light fireworks on the beach. Kyoko bumps into Hinano Miyako, and a brief argument ensues.
Episode Eight: Ren Isuzu, Emiri Kisaki, and Rika Ayano find Hinano. Emiri reveals she used a relaxation spell on the group, which Kyoko angrily confronts Sayaka about for not telling them.
Episode Nine: Sayaka confronts her twin cousins, who are lining up stones to "protect the place" from Kei. The twins warn that Kei would hate Sayaka the most.
Episode Ten: Homura has a vivid dream from the perspective of another girl, detailing her complicated friendship with a girl named Yusa Yumeno and her struggles with her identity and how others perceive her.
Episode Eleven: Homura wakes up with sleep paralysis and sees a shadowy figure examining the faces of her sleeping friends, muttering "wrong, all wrong." The figure notices Homura can see it.
Episode Twelve: Homura's scream wakes the others. They find no one else in the room and assume it was a nightmare. To comfort her, Madoka holds Homura's hand as they go back to sleep.
Part Two
Episode Thirteen: The next morning, Homura meets the twins again. They reveal that "Kei" is a shadowy figure that emerges from the sea and looks at people's faces while they sleep to find her friend "Yu." Homura suspects a Rumor.
Episode Fourteen: Homura returns to the forest shrine and reads more of the diary, learning the author's name is "Yu" and her obsessive, turbulent relationship with Kei.
Episode Fifteen: Homura continues to recall diary entries detailing Yu's violent and possessive feelings towards Kei, including bruising each other's necks. Madoka notices a small bruise on Homura's neck.
Episode Sixteen: The group visits an aquarium and then watches the sunset from a cape where a girl allegedly fell to her death. Homura is preoccupied with the diary and the scent of night-blooming jasmine.
Episode Seventeen: Homura recalls the final diary entries where Yu and Kei plan a "big plan" for August 13. Homura questions her own identity and confesses her fears to her diary, worried about deceiving her friends about her time-traveling past.
Episode Eighteen: Homura dreams of Kei and Yu on the day of their plan. They vow to kill each other in every reincarnation as proof of their identities, swearing, "In every life, we end whenever we meet."
Episode Nineteen: Homura awakens at dawn on August 13 to find Madoka possessed by Kei's spirit. Madoka calls out for Yu and runs into the forest towards the cliff, with Homura chasing after her.
Episode Twenty: Homura catches up to Madoka/Kei on the cape, which is now enveloped in a dark abyss. Kei explains she is a memory staining the cliffside and that Homura's time-stop magic is useless here. She states her goal is to find and kill Yu.
Episode Twenty-One: Ren Isuzu finds Homura in the abyss. Kei explains she and Yu bound themselves and jumped into the sea, but the waves pulled them apart. She now seeks to find Yu and kill her to fulfill their eternal vow.
Episode Twenty-Two: Homura refuses Kei's offer to stay in the unchanging abyss. Kei, using Madoka's body, attacks. Ren tries to use her magic to draw Kei out, while Homura distracts her by shouting the vow she made with Yu.
Episode Twenty-Three: Distracted by the vow, Kei is vulnerable. Ren attempts an exorcism, but a ghost girl deflects it and is revealed to be the Witch, Paola. Homura is pulled into the Witch's barrier to fight alone.
Episode Twenty-Four: After the Witch is defeated, Homura confronts the fading spirit of Kei on the cape. Kei begs Homura to promise to kill Yu if she ever meets her, so they can be reunited. Kei's spirit then leaves Madoka's body.
Episode Twenty-Five: Ren and the other girls find Homura and a now-conscious Madoka, who remembers nothing. The group reflects on the strange events involving a Witch and a Rumor. Homura writes in her diary, pondering the nature of the soul.
Episode Twenty-Six: Homura records a final dream from Yu's perspective, set after Kei's death. Yu wakes in the hospital, tormented by grief and the perceptions of others, and clings to the hope of their vow. Homura notes she never agreed to Kei's desperate request.
Day 1: Iroha and Felicia win a 7-day, 6-night beach hostel trip for five in a lucky draw.
The Nanami-ke residents (Iroha, Yachiyo, Sana, Felicia) invite Tsuruno and travel to the beach hostel.
They meet Momoko, Rena, and Kaede at check-in; Momoko reveals Rena orchestrated the "coincidental" meeting.
The group enjoys the beach, playing in the ocean and a game of beach flags.
Tsuruno and Felicia's energetic competition ends with them crashing into a sleeping Rena.
Day 2: The group visits a seaside restaurant run by Manaka, which is collaborating with Walnuts.
Yachiyo completes a spicy curry challenge that defeated Himika.
Yachiyo, Tsuruno, and Felicia form a team for a food fight event against teams led by Konoha and Nanaka.
Yachiyo's team wins after a relay pasta-eating contest, with Yachiyo consuming 142 bowls.
Bad Ends: Tsuruno and Felicia eat the curry and go nuts, requiring rescue. Yachiyo loses the eating contest due to bad condiments or overeating.
Day 3: Sana and Iroha investigate a mysterious "Come on go" phrase Sana heard at night.
Their investigation, joined by Kokoro and Masara, spirals into a local rumor on social media.
The source is revealed to be Ayaka and Seika practicing a poorly received Manzai (comedy) routine.
Mito and Leila, who were searching for Seika, join Ayaka's group.
Bad Ends: Sana discovers a new crab species and becomes a marine biologist. The phrase becomes a tourist attraction. Sana gets recruited into Manzai.
Day 4: (Side story for Swimsuit Iroha).
Day 5: Tsuruno leads a surprise treasure hunt for the group.
The group finds Tsuruno's notes but plays along, following a map and meeting actors Konomi and Mayu.
They eventually reach a beautiful cave, which was the real "treasure" Tsuruno wanted to show.
Mitama is revealed to have helped Tsuruno plan the adventure to ensure its success.
Bad Ends: The surprise is ruined. Iroha's acting about a "curse" is too weak or too strong, derailing the event. Mitama gives away the map too easily.
Day 6: The group attends an unconventional summer festival produced by Emiri and featuring Ria as its "Goddess."
Felicia acts as Yachiyo's representative in a challenge against Ria and wins at mushroom whacking.
Ria challenges everyone to a Bon Odori dance, which ends the festival under fireworks.
Bad Ends: The group eats bad-smelling mushroom okonomiyaki. They end up working at Tsuruno's father's food stall. Yachiyo refuses to challenge Ria. Felicia loses to Ria in other games but learns Katanuki.
Day 7 and Normal End: The group spends their last day at the beach and takes a final group photo.
True End: Yachiyo, Tsuruno, Sana, and Felicia throw a surprise birthday party for Iroha.
They give her personalized gifts: a cookbook, a photo album, a drawing, and a handmade brooch.
Momoko, Rena, and Kaede arrive with a bouquet and food to join the celebration.
Iroha is moved to tears by the affection from her friends.
August 17th, 2018 Scene: The goddess of all Magical Girls resides at the corner of the universe, watching over and listening to the records of every Magical Girl from all times equally.
August 18th, 2018 Scene: The goddess discovers a single, unknown record she does not recognize, though it contains the familiar songs of Magical Girls she has blessed.
August 19th, 2018 Scene: The goddess hears a completely new song from a Magical Girl she does not know, which hasn't happened since she was a human girl.
She tries to harmonize with the song and bless the record, but her voice leaves no mark on it.
August 20th, 2018 Scene: The goddess realizes she cannot listen to the end of the record, and that all the songs from these specific Magical Girls are new to her, despite her omniscience.
This causes her anxiety to turn to panic and suspicion.
August 21st, 2018 Scene: The goddess discovers that new grooves are actively being carved into the record as it is being created.
She decides to watch over the record for now, fearing that forcing her blessing upon it could break it.
The goddess resolves that if the completed record is "bad," she will destroy it, but she does not yet know what her final judgment will be.
Episode One: Yachiyo Nanami calls a meeting with the entire group to discuss the fate of the Rumors they defeated.
She presents her "Kamihama Rumor Files" book and expresses concern that the underlying rumors may have evolved or created new Uwasa.
The group agrees to investigate the status of the former Rumors.
Episode Two: Momoko Togame, Kaede Akino, and Rena Minami investigate the Breakup Staircase Rumor.
They find no trace of the original Rumor, but Kaede hears of a similar rumor about a spell to grow distant from someone you dislike.
Rena and Kaede argue over the investigation, causing Rena to storm off.
Episode Three: Rena, walking alone, encounters a girl muttering a spell on a staircase to end a friendship.
Rena advises the girl to apologize to her friend instead of relying on the spell.
Momoko and Kaede find Rena, and the trio mutually apologizes.
They conclude the Breakup Staircase Rumor is gone, surviving only as minor gossip.
Episode Four: Iroha Tamaki, Yachiyo, and Tsuruno Yui investigate the Séance Shrine Rumor at Mizuna Shrine.
They find the shrine is now a popular spot for couples, with new merchandise based on mascots "Séance Boy" and "Séance Girl."
The legend has merged with a story of tragic lovers, rebranding the shrine as a place to pray for lasting relationships.
They hear a scream from the prayer line.
Episode Five: The group helps a girl who collapsed from exhaustion.
The girl reveals she was praying to be reunited with her deceased best friend to apologize for an argument.
Yachiyo reassures her and offers to pray with her, later reflecting on her own departed friends, Kanae and Mel.
Episode Six: Kaede hears a rumor about a "New Geezer" selling "Misery Water," but with a reversed effect: drinking it now brings happiness.
Iroha and Felicia Mitsuki go to investigate this new figure.
Episode Seven: Iroha and Felicia find the "New Geezer," a man trying to sell fraudulent water by exploiting the old rumor.
He confesses he cannot go through with the scam due to guilt.
Felicia advises him to stop and helps him find a legitimate job.
The water station rumors subsequently die down.
Episode Eight: Sana Futaba, under the alias "Ai," infiltrates a small, toxic online chat forum called "Endless Solitude."
The other members—Eradicator, TheForgotten, and DownpourOfSorrow—express self-hatred and violent fantasies.
They believe their isolation constitutes their own "Endless Solitude."
Episode Nine: Sana, as Ai, tries to convince the chat members to stop their harmful rhetoric and reconnect with the world.
The group rejects her message, accuses her of preaching, and bans her from the forum.
Sana is saddened she couldn't help them more but is relieved to find the forum disappeared soon after with no reports of suicides.
Episode Ten: Yachiyo investigates the Memory Curator's Museum, reflecting on the pivotal events that occurred there.
She thinks of her departed friends, Kanae and Mel, whose memories feel closer lately, and wonders if it's an aftereffect of the Uwasa or her prayer at the shrine.
She finds nothing unusual at the museum and returns home.
Episode Eleven: Iroha and Tsuruno investigate the Chelation Land Rumor.
Tsuruno reflects on her experiences, stating the rumor is completely gone and musing on the nature of rumors and invisible connections between people.
The entire group reconvenes, confirming all the former Rumors have vanished without a trace.
Yachiyo concludes their investigation and states their next task is to investigate the Wings of Magius themselves.
A few days later, the group encounters a new Uwasa: the Rumor of the Eternal Sakura.
Episode 1: Riko Chiaki is practicing her knife skills with a special whale-shaped knife when she cuts her finger.
She is suddenly transported into a magical labyrinth where everything is made of food.
She fights off familiars and is joined by Kyubey, who reminds her of their deal to always hunt Witches together and warns her that fear will taint her Soul Gem.
Riko insists she is fine, despite clearly being troubled.
Episode 2: Riko recalls past failures in cooking and the pressure she feels as the child of bento shop owners.
She fights more familiars as the Witch sings a song about clumsy people and bento foods.
Riko has a flashback of a time she fought a Witch alone before going to visit her neighbor (Onee-san) and struggling in the battle.
The labyrinth's atmosphere shifts, filling with the scent of rotting food.
Episode 3: Kyubey explains the labyrinth is reacting to Riko's fear.
The Witch creates an illusion of Riko's home, where a voicemail from a cruel version of Onee-san accuses Riko of being clumsy and running away.
After Kyubey snaps her out of it, Riko continues fighting but grows exhausted.
Another flashback reveals her classmates mocked her for her clumsiness, linking it to her parents' profession.
Riko's fear causes her Soul Gem to become tainted, and she physically shrinks in size.
Episode 4: Riko relives receiving the whale knife from Onee-san and confesses her deep-seated fear of disappointing her idol.
She resolves to run away from her dreams and is confronted by a shadowy copy of herself.
The shadowy Riko stabs the illusion of Onee-san with the knife, sending the real Riko into a panic.
Episode 5: The Witch assaults Riko with all her insecurities.
Clutching her real whale knife and a recipe, she remembers Onee-san's true, encouraging words about cooking with love and learning at her own pace.
Riko accepts her clumsiness and vows to keep improving, causing the shadowy copy to disappear.
She returns to her normal size and apologizes to Kyubey for letting her fears overwhelm her.
Episode 6: Riko finds and defeats the Witch, realizing the labyrinth was made from her own happy memories, which the Witch had been corrupting.
The labyrinth was inside her own heart, and the Kyubey with her was a manifestation of her own will to survive.
Riko wakes up at Mitama Yakumo's office, having been rescued by Manaka Sae.
Mitama and Manaka comfort her, and Manaka apologizes for going through her bag, revealing she placed the knife and recipe in Riko's hands during her nightmare.
Riko thanks them and leaves with a new resolve, texting Onee-san that she is on her way, ready to grow at her own pace.
Episode 1: Nagisa Momoe tells her teacher her mother hurt her for breaking a dish.
On her way home, Kyubey appears and asks if she wants to be a Magical Girl.
Nagisa is skeptical and refuses to follow a stranger.
Episode 2: Nagisa reveals she likes sad stories because they make her feel her suffering could end.
She questions the nature of wishes, noting they often lead to unhappiness in stories.
Kyubey profiles her and suggests her best wish would be "I want to be loved."
Nagisa rejects this, claiming she is loved enough.
Episode 3: A Magical Girl named Inui Itsumi calls for Kyubey.
She asks about the "Sleepwalking Spectre," a Magical Girl who targets bad people, fearing for a boy named Shou.
Kyubey notes Inui has been neglecting her witch-hunting duties.
Episode 4: Nagisa lies to her classmates about visiting her sick mother in the hospital.
Kyubey invites her to accompany an older Magical Girl on a witch hunt.
Nagisa reluctantly agrees but questions the unfairness of Magical Girls helping others when no one can help them.
Episode 5: The older Magical Girl, Inui, fails to show up because Kyubey didn't tell her he was bringing Nagisa.
Kyubey confronts Inui, who refuses to mentor Nagisa, believing she is too young and would die.
Inui is more concerned that the Sleepwalking Spectre may be targeting Shou.
Episode 6: Nagisa shops for cheese as a present for her mother, whose health is improving.
She reveals her mother's past and that her father abandoned them.
Kyubey pressures her to make a contract, warning her potential will fade if she refuses.
Nagisa is suddenly pulled into a witch's barrier.
Episode 7: The "Sleepwalking Spectre," a Magical Girl named Yu, saves Nagisa.
Yu has amnesia and kills "bad people" from a list to try to remember a promise she made.
Her list contains the name "Momoe," which Nagisa claims must have moved away.
Yu encourages Nagisa to be free and stop enduring so much.
Episode 8: Kyubey dismisses Yu as an abnormality.
Nagisa realizes that as a Magical Girl, she would be free to think anything, including that her mother doesn't love her.
She considers wishing to cure her mother's illness to earn her love and gratitude.
Episode 9: Inui confronts and attacks Yu for targeting Shou.
Elsewhere, Nagisa tells Kyubey she has decided to wish to cure her mother's illness.
Episode 10: Nagisa visits her mother in the hospital.
Her mother tells Nagisa to abandon her, claiming her birth caused all their problems.
Rejecting the wish to heal her, Nagisa instead wishes for "the tastiest cheesecake in the whole world," tailored to her mother's tastes.
Episode 11: Kyubey finds Inui, who has been mortally wounded by Yu.
Inui's Soul Gem corrupts completely, and she transforms into the witch Uhrmann, whose barrier engulfs the hospital.
Nagisa rushes to save her mother from the witch.
Episode 12: Nagisa confronts Uhrmann but is knocked unconscious.
Yu arrives and kills the witch.
Kyubey tells the awakened Nagisa that she will soon become a witch herself.
Episode 13: Nagisa finds Yu has attacked her mother.
Her mother, delirious, describes being bitten by a monster (Uhrmann) and begs Nagisa not to leave her.
Nagisa says nothing.
The narration reveals Nagisa became a witch alone, in a landscape of sweets where she wouldn't have to hate or forgive anyone, but which contained no cheese for her mother.
Episode One: Nagisa Momoe arrives in Kamihama City with a silent, pink Kyubey.
She senses multiple signatures of her own Witch, Charlotte, appearing all over the city.
Nagisa is attacked by two Charlottes and, finding them too powerful to handle alone, decides to flee and find help.
Episode Two: While searching for cheese, Nagisa finds Kanoko Yayoi battling a Charlotte.
Nagisa helps Kanoko defeat the Witch, which regenerates by shedding its skin.
After the battle, Nagisa introduces herself and asks Kanoko to team up, also requesting a recommendation for good cheese.
Episode Three: Kanoko takes Nagisa to "Walnuts," where Manaka Kurumi serves her a cheese-based meal.
Nagisa explains that the Charlottes are multiplying rapidly and are a city-wide threat.
She proposes a strategy requiring many Magical Girls to launch a continuous, coordinated assault.
Nagisa lies, claiming Charlotte is a Witch she has been hunting that fled to Kamihama.
As Nagisa leaves to scout, she is immediately engulfed in another Charlotte's barrier.
Episode Four: Manaka and Kanoko save Nagisa and begin gathering Magical Girls.
A large group, including Ria Ami, Hinano Miyako, and others, defeats a Charlotte but then begins arguing over who should be the team leader.
The group devolves into bickering, threatening their cooperation.
Episode Five: To unite the group, Nagisa reveals her true identity as a heavenly messenger sent to defeat the Witch.
The group is shocked but believes her, uniting under her direction.
They sense another Charlotte and enter its barrier to fight it together.
Episode Six: Nagisa tries to convince Kako Natsume and Meiyui Chun to join the effort.
Meiyui is skeptical of Nagisa's story and demands proof.
As a Charlotte attacks, Nagisa realizes her "proof," the pink Kyubey, is missing and rushes to find it.
Episode Seven: Nagisa presents the pink Kyubey as proof of her divine mission.
Meiyui remains unconvinced but agrees to cooperate, secretly to report the pink Kyubey to her faction leader, Nanaka Tokiwa.
Nagisa is struck with inspiration for a final strategy, which she names "Welcome to Kamihama Cheese Party!"
Episode Eight: The Magical Girls execute Nagisa's plan by setting up a large cheese fondue feast by the river to lure all the Charlottes to one location.
The plan works, and a large swarm of Charlottes appears, engulfing the group in a barrier.
The united Magical Girls launch their final attack.
Episode Nine: The Kamihama Magical Girls successfully defeat all the Charlottes.
Nagisa reflects on her mission, concluding she was sent not to unite this universe with the Law of Cycles, but to protect its unknown, human future.
She destroys the pink Kyubey to secure her freedom from the Law of Cycles' oversight.
Nagisa decides her new purpose is to ensure this universe remains separate, and then sets off to go sightseeing.
Prologue: A girl known as Christmas Death Caribou, or Death Santa, appears in Kamihama.
Chapter One - The Maiden of Mortality and Fortune:
Day 1 - 6:00 PM: Alina Gray, fused with the "Rumor of the Fur God," plans to steal life energy to power her art.
Day 1 - 6:02 PM: Alina, as "Holy Alina," targets a mother and child, but the woman is revealed to be a kidnapper.
Day 1 - 6:15 PM: Alina subdues the kidnapper and saves the child, but fails to collect any life energy.
Day 2 - 5:30 PM: Mifuyu Azusa warns Alina that using the Rumor is dangerous. Rumors spread calling Alina "Maiden of Mortality" and "Lucky Death Santa."
Day 2 - 6:10 PM: Alina finds another target: a girl on a rooftop.
Day 3 - 8:10 AM: Gossip spreads that Death Santa saved a girl from suicide, leading to a happy proposal.
Day 3 - 3:30 PM: Karin Misono shows Alina her manga, "The Tale of the Lucky Death Santa," and reveals she coined the popular nicknames.
Chapter Two - A Long Day for the Wings:
Day 4 - 1:00 PM: Tsukuyo and Tsukasa Amane, dressed as "Miss Santa," plan to attend a Christmas party at Minaminagi Sea.
Day 4 - 1:15 PM: The twins learn about the Death Santa rumors.
Day 4 - 2:00 PM: Alina explains to Mifuyu that the Rumor automatically creates black cards and takes over her actions, but only results in happy outcomes, not energy collection.
Day 4 - 5:20 PM: Tsukasa's bamboo workshop runs late, making her miss her meeting with Tsukuyo.
Day 4 - 5:30 PM: Mifuyu finds Tsukasa's phone and heads to Namiki Street to return it, worried Alina is also there.
Day 4 - 5:35 PM: Tsukuyo waits at the theme park and meets a woman in a maid outfit.
Day 4 - 6:15 PM: Alina detects a man with a "frozen heart" who is planting a bomb.
Day 4 - 6:20 PM: Mifuyu enters the building where the bomb is planted.
Day 4 - 6:22 PM: Alina rushes in to save Mifuyu.
Day 4 - 6:25 PM: Alina transforms, creates a labyrinth, and saves Mifuyu from the explosion. The Rumor takes over, and she throws a black card at the bomber.
Chapter Three - Christmas Magic:
Day 4 - 6:30 PM: Tsukuyo tells the woman the story of how "Miss Santa" helped her as a lost child.
Day 4 - 6:50 PM: The bomber is arrested. Alina, drained of magic, is frustrated by another failure.
Day 4 - 7:10 PM: The woman tells Tsukuyo a story about a friend she failed to wait for one Christmas.
Day 4 - 7:20 PM: Tsukasa finally arrives. The woman reveals she was the "Miss Santa" from Tsukuyo's childhood and that Tsukuyo's father was the artisan who fixed the flute.
Day 4 - 7:30 PM: The twins and the woman part ways after Tsukuyo wishes for a "White Christmas."
Day 4 - 7:40 PM: It begins to snow at the theme park as the twins enjoy the party.
Day 4 - 8:00 PM: Alina and Mifuyu deduce that another Rumor is interfering with Alina's.
Chapter Four - Coda:
Day 5 - 3:40 PM: Alina tells Karin the Death Santa won't appear again, but leaves her strawberry milk as a Christmas present.
Day 4 - 8:05 PM: Alina and Mifuyu identify the interfering Rumor as the "Rumor of the Happy Stamp," which overwrites the Fur God's effect with joy.
Alina severs her fusion with the Fur God Rumor, deeming it too inefficient.
Day 5 - 6:00 PM: Alina hears bells and sees Karin, in her Magical Girl outfit, spreading Christmas cheer.
Wait, There’s More!:
Day 4 - 7:40 PM: The woman from the park meets an apprentice from the Amane Bamboo Studio who delivers Christmas toys for the hospital.
She realizes Tsukuyo's father recognized the flute years ago, creating a chain of Christmas miracles.
She watches the snow, feeling her friend is with her.
Twin Santa Illusion Christmas Login Special:
Tsukuyo and Tsukasa deliver presents at a children's hospital in their Santa outfits.
Tsukuyo triggers a bell trap but uses "magic" (hiding under a bed) to maintain the illusion of Santa for the children.
Tsukasa assists in the deception, and they continue their gift delivery.
Part One: Yachiyo Nanami is at home, staring at a box containing the belongings of her deceased friends, Kanae Yukino and Mel Anna, but is unable to open it.
Iroha Tamaki arrives, and Yachiyo explains the box's contents, stating she is trying to work through her feelings.
They leave to visit Mitama Yakumo for magical girl adjustments, paying her with Grief Seeds and other items.
Mitama expresses concern for Yachiyo's unresolved feelings about the box, suggesting she needs to resolve her past to move forward.
Yachiyo becomes defensive, but Mitama insists on a dual adjustment for both Yachiyo and Iroha.
During the adjustment, Yachiyo is mentally transported to a gray room and confronted by a shadowy doppelganger of herself.
Part Two: The shadow, representing Yachiyo's fears, accuses her of being afraid of the future.
It criticizes her past actions as clumsy and selfish, driven by the fear of her wish causing death.
Yachiyo admits she is afraid of losing her current chance at happiness and is scared to open the box and see her friends' last words.
The shadow transforms into Yachiyo's Doppel, which tells her to despair and accept that her wish will kill everyone.
Yachiyo states she cannot believe in a future like that.
Part Three: Yachiyo thanks the Doppel for helping her understand her own fear but refuses to give in to despair.
She declares she will accept her fear but not be controlled by it, valuing the hope Iroha gave her.
Yachiyo and the shadow unite in their resolve to "cut Kanae and Mel's tickets" so they can move on, causing the shadow to disappear.
Iroha appears in the mental landscape, and together they see visions of Kanae and Mel, who encourage Yachiyo to move forward into the future.
Yachiyo awakens from the adjustment. Mitama reveals she paired their sessions so Iroha could help Yachiyo if needed.
Back at home, Yachiyo finally opens the box with Iroha.
They find Kanae's song lyrics about their friendship and Mel's fortune-telling notes prophesying a future event in Kamihama involving a "circle" of people and a falling "star" near Yachiyo.
Yachiyo cries upon reading them, and Iroha resolves they will create that gentle future together.
Yachiyo states that to do so, they must first get their friends back: Tsuruno, Felicia, and Sana.
A White Wing from the Wings of Magius meets with Mitama Yakumo, informing her that a higher-up will be visiting tomorrow.
Mitama understands she should complete her business when the higher-up comes and says she will be prepared.
Elsewhere, Hinano Miyako is working on a chemical compound when her hand slips, filling the room with gas.
The next day, at a science event, Hinano explains the accident to her audience, with her assistant Emiri Kisaki concluding the lesson on the importance of preparation.
Afterward, Hinano reluctantly admits to Emiri that she was trying to make a drug to make herself taller, which reminded her of a failed, life-threatening attempt five years ago that led to her becoming a Magical Girl.
Emiri, worried, offers Hinana five centimeters of her own height, but Hinano says it pisses her off and promises to stop dangerous experiments to avoid making Emiri sad.
Later, Hinano sneaks back into her club room, unable to give up her dream, and apologizes to Emiri for lying.
Part Two:
Emiri rushes an unconscious Hinano to Mitama's place after finding her passed out in the science club room.
Mitama checks Hinano's Soul Gem and determines it needs purification, which Emiri performs with a Grief Seed.
Hinano wakes up and explains she passed out from violent stomach pains after drinking her height-increasing drug, which also failed to make her taller.
Hinano explains her desire to be taller is tied to her origin as a scientist; as a child, she was inspired by an attractive, long-legged older girl who moderated a science event and wanted to become a figure like her.
Part Three:
Hinano admits her current self can only accomplish one of her ideals: teaching science to kids. She is too scared to perform dangerous experiments after her near-death experience and remains short.
Emiri shares that she became a Magical Girl because she wanted to be the cutest little devil, a spur-of-the-moment decision.
As Hinano's Soul Gem begins to corrupt, a barrier appears, pulling her inside.
Inside the barrier, Hinano confronts a shadowy version of herself, which represents her desires and transforms into her Doppel.
The shadow claims to be a pure crystallization of Hinano's longing from a time when she was freer.
Hearing Emiri's telepathic shout that she doesn't want to part with her, Hinano finds the will to fight back.
Hinano acknowledges her regrets but affirms she feels alright because she has been blessed with friends like Emiri.
The shadow asks if she is giving up her research, and Hinano states she will continue developing a completely safe version.
The shadow, satisfied, disappears, and the barrier vanishes.
After Hinano and Emiri leave, Alina Gray enters Mitama's place.
Mitama deduces that Alina created the barrier to isolate Hinano and prevent her Doppel from causing harm.
Alina confirms this, stating that Mitama's death would be a bad situation for her.
Mitama offers Alina special service as gratitude and begins an adjustment, asking her to keep favoring her business.
Part One: Mitama Yakimo invites multiple magical girls to her home for an event called the "Great Mitama Thanksgiving."
Yachiyo Nanami and Iroha Tamaki are surprised by the crowd, while Felicia Mitsuki is skeptical.
Mitama reveals the event is a quiz tournament about herself, and the winner will receive a free "adjustment session."
Mitama states the winner will also receive the title of "Mitama's Perfect Lover," displeasing Felicia.
The first question about her three sizes is revealed to be a fake-out, with Mitama stating the correct answer is a secret, annoying Momoko Togame and Yachiyo.
Part Two: The real first question is about Mitama's actual age, with the choices being "17 Years Old" and "27 Years Old."
If "17 Years Old" is selected, Iroha picks it, but Tsuruno Yui argues it's a trick and guesses 47, leading Mitama to activate a trap door that sends Tsuruno falling.
If "27 Years Old" is selected, Ayame Mikuri convinces Konoha Shizumi it's correct, but Mitama activates the trap door and sends Ayame falling.
Mitama reveals the correct answer is 17 years old.
The second question is whether Mitama's cooking is delicious or tastes nasty.
If "Delicious" is selected, Kako Natsume defends Mitama, but Felicia recounts a time she and Kyoko Sakura got sick from it, leading to Felicia being sent down the trap door.
If "Taste Nasty" is selected, Manaka Kurumi explains Mitama is a "Legend of Bad Cooking" who uses banned food colorings, leading to Manaka being sent down the trap door.
Mitama reveals "Delicious" was the correct answer.
Part Three: The ninth question is about Mitama's favorite movie, with choices being "The Elegy of the Virtueless Boys," "Friends for a Week The Fake Girlfriend," and "Pacifistic Hayashi."
If "The Elegy of the Virtueless Boys" is selected, Ria Ami praises it but insults the lead actress, leading Mitama to send her down the trap door for being rude.
If "Friends for a Week The Fake Girlfriend" is selected, Rika Ayano explains the plot to Ren Isuzu, and Mitama is silent but does not punish them.
If "Pacifistic Hayashi" is selected, Yachiyo picks it and explains the plot to Iroha. Sana Futaba, fearing for Iroha, tries to push her to safety, but Mitama sends Sana down the trap door out of pity.
Mitama reveals "Pacifistic Hayashi" was the correct answer but admits she has run out of questions.
With many competitors left, Mitama decides to draw lots to pick the winner, which Yachiyo calls a farce.
A flashback reveals Mitama has gained new confidence in her own magic and her ability to survive and help others if she ever abandons her neutrality.
In the present, Mitama says she held the event because something good happened to her.
The other girls sense a Witch and leave to hunt it, promising to draw lots later.
Mitama is left alone, wondering who she would use her power for if she stopped being neutral.
[[Magia Record Story Mitama's Special Training - Rumor Tsuruno Episode:
Part One: Tsuruno Yui narrates a fairy tale about a kingdom with a ferris wheel attacked by an invisible beast that eats time.
Her self-insert character, the strongest girl, journeys to a clock tower to find the "Guardians of Time," portrayed by Felicia Mitsuki and Sana Futaba.
The sisters test Tsuruno by fighting her, and she fuses with her mascot to become "Super Tsuruno-chan Number 2."
Part Two: Tsuruno defeats Felicia and Sana, who reveal they cannot help defeat the beast and decide to join her journey.
The girls find they cannot leave the kingdom, and during their break, the invisible beast eats the present and the past, ending the story.
In reality, Tsuruno is creating a children's picture show at Mitama Yakumo's place.
Tsuruno admits she is unsure of the story's meaning, and Mitama notices her poor drawings.
Mitama offers to have another customer draw the pictures and a book-loving girl help write an ending, which Tsuruno eagerly reads.
Part Three: In the new story, the kingdom is reduced to a single ferris wheel.
A Mysterious Coordinator (Mitama) appears and guides them to seek the great sage, giving them a jewel for the future.
The great sage, portrayed by Touka Satomi, reveals the beast is not invisible and Tsuruno must discover its true identity.
Tsuruno deduces the beast is the ferris wheel itself.
They fight the ferris wheel (portrayed by the witch Teresa), and Tsuruno uses the jewel to become "the invincible Tsuruno BLUE 3" and destroy it.
The kingdom is restored, and they build a new ferris wheel.
Tsuruno thanks Mitama for the ending but dislikes the part where the coordinator appears out of the blue, which Mitama reveals was her own addition.
Mitama asks if the story is based on Tsuruno's experiences; Tsuruno confirms she remembers a place where she didn't have to try but wants to improve this world.
Tsuruno offers to pay Mitama, who suggests advertising her services at the end of the play instead.
Tsuruno returns to Yachiyo Nanami's house and thinks about Mel Anna.
Part One: Kaede finds herself near a construction site and sees a garden with her name on it.
She sees her friends Momoko and Rena, who explain they are there to help harvest her garden.
They harvest impossibly large and shaped vegetables, and Kaede realizes she is dreaming.
Kaede tries to conjure more things, but Momoko and Rena say they are out of time as an apartment complex is finished being constructed, which will block the sunlight and end the garden.
Kaede remembers this event from her past as Kyubey appears.
Part Two: Kaede remembers her family's real garden was threatened by the construction of a 38-story building.
Filled with despair, she made a contract with Kyubey, wishing for the building to have never been built to protect her garden.
Back in the dream, her friends disappear, and a shadowy version of herself appears.
The shadow accuses Kaede of always changing things to suit herself and running away from discomfort.
Kaede is transported to a cloudy void, which the shadow explains is a part of her deep inside.
The shadow encourages Kaede to live a life of ease, run away from difficulties, and change her surroundings for her own convenience, just as she did with her wish.
Part Three: The shadow reminds Kaede of a time she ran away from her team after hearing Rena didn't want her, instead of talking it out.
It lists other examples of Kaede avoiding effort, like holding back in a marathon and skipping hard study problems.
The shadow states this is Kaede's core self: someone who avoids pain and fits her surroundings to herself, running away if they don't fit.
It urges her to keep running until she finds a place where she belongs, reaching out its hand to her.
Kaede initially agrees but then stops. She admits her weaknesses but asserts that she later went back to her team and found her place.
She insists she wants to stay with her important friends in Team Mikazuki and become a better person little by little.
The shadow agrees to remain and watch from her heart to see if her choice to move forward is right.
Kaede awakens at Mitama's place, having blacked out during a Witch battle after her Soul Gem turned black with impurities.
Remembering the shadow's words, she decides she doesn't want to run away anymore and wants to protect her friends.
Mitama has purified her Soul Gem and encourages her to go. Kaede heads out to rejoin Momoko and Rena.
The story opens with a prologue summarizing the Mikoto & Hanna arc: Hanna Sarasa was a rogue Magical Girl who used suggestion magic to spread misfortune, working alongside Mikoto Sena, the remnant will of the Mirror Witch.
After Hanna committed suicide to give Mikoto hope, Mikoto rejected it. Following the events of Puella Historia, a silent Mikoto, dwelling within Iroha Tamaki, decides she will find and bring Hanna back no matter what.
Mikoto reminisces about her past life with Hanna, recalling how Hanna saved her and made her promise never to leave.
As winter approaches, Mikoto breaks her silence and convinces Iroha and Mikazuki Villa to throw a large Christmas party. On the day of a shopping trip, Mikoto enacts her plan.
She lures Iroha to the Magia Record, where she uses her stored magic to hijack Nemu Hiiragi's body.
Using Nemu's power and penning together Uwasa, Mikoto materializes an Uwasa version of Hanna and a new body for herself.
Iroha and Nemu try to reason with Mikoto, stating this Hanna is just a hollow copy from the Record. Mikoto refuses to listen, declaring she just wants her friend back.
A fight ensues. Mikoto activates her Uwasa's power, creating a facsimile of the Mirrors Labyrinth and trapping Iroha and Nemu inside with color-clone Familiars.
Mikoto and Uwasa Hanna escape into the real world. Mikoto notes Hanna is acting strangely and doesn't remember her.
They begin a journey north, with Mikoto wanting to spend a final, happy Christmas with Hanna. Hanna uses suggestion magic to secure them lodging.
Mikoto's Uwasa body begins to deteriorate. She discovers that the Rumor she wrote causes Hanna to absorb malice from the environment.
To protect Hanna from this torment and prevent her from forgetting, Mikoto uses her transplant magic to absorb the malice into herself, which feeds and awakens the dormant Uwasa persona within her.
This process causes Mikoto's memories to fade and her magic to deplete faster. She is terrified of forgetting Hanna.
They continue their journey by train. Hanna secures them a place to stay and gives Mikoto gifts, including snowdrop seeds.
Mikoto, desperate to find a matching star-pen for Hanna as a Christmas gift, overuses her magic, sending Familiars to search. These Familiars attack civilians, leaving them in critical condition.
Iroha and Nemu, still trapped, are found by Nanaka Tokiwa, who deduces Hanna is alive and rallies those wronged by her.
The part concludes from Hanna's perspective, revealing she has been pretending to remember Mikoto to avoid hurting her.
Hanna finds Mikoto in a stationery shop, covered in a dark substance and delirious, having caused another attack.
Hanna realizes Mikoto is deteriorating rapidly to protect her. She decides to embrace being "perfectly evil" for Mikoto's sake.
Part 2:
Hanna's Side I: Hanna reflects on her lack of real memories but feels her devotion to Mikoto is genuine. She vows to never abandon Mikoto and to shoulder all her sins.
Nanaka's Side I: Nanaka deduces the situation, is pulled into the Labyrinth, and learns the plan to escape. She rallies a large coalition of Magical Girls and tracks Mikoto and Hanna's northward path, which is marked by violent attacks.
Mikoto's Side I: Mikoto's mental state fractures further in a shopping mall. Hanna finds her and gently leads her away from the carnage her Familiars caused, playing along with her delusions.
Nanaka's Side II: Nanaka's group corners Mikoto and Hanna. Hanna claims responsibility for the attacks to protect Mikoto. A confused Mikoto attacks Nanaka before they escape again.
Mikoto's Side II: Pursued by Nanaka's relay teams, Mikoto and Hanna reach a vast, snowy field. Mikoto's memory fails badly. They share a final, joyful moment building snowmen.
Knowing their time is up, Hanna uses her suggestion magic on Mikoto, commanding her to "Forget about me." The magic works, and Mikoto forgets who Hanna is. Hanna sends her away and prepares to face their pursuers alone.
Hanna's Side II: Hanna fights Nanaka's entire coalition. She uses absorbed malice for power, which erodes her own memories. She nearly forgets Mikoto but is saved by the sound of her voice.
Mikoto returns, having broken the suggestion by reading Hanna's name on her arm. To gain more power, Mikoto performs a dangerous gambit: she surrenders her body to the Uwasa but uses transplanted suggestion magic to control it from within.
She transforms into a powerful, unstable form and attacks the coalition.
Hanna's Side III: Severely wounded, Hanna resigns herself to death. Nanaka refuses, demanding she stand and fight, revealing her own need for an adversary to atone against.
Inspired, Hanna embraces her identity as the "Chaotic Villain," rising for one final stand alongside Mikoto. They face Nanaka together before collapsing.
Mikoto's Side III: Mikoto and Hanna escape while Nanaka is asleep. They collapse together in the snow, their bodies immobile and memories dissolving.
Though they remember nothing specific, they find comfort in each other's presence. Mikoto is flooded with beautiful, fabricated Christmas memories.
In their final moments, they lie together, hands clasped, as their world fades away.
Nanaka's Side III: Weeks later, Nanaka visits the site where they vanished, finding only two impressions in the snow and, later, two snowdrop flowers blooming together.
Nemu confirmed she tore the Rumors from the Record, ending their story. Nanaka vows never to forgive them but promises to remember them and carry their memory forward.
Events that could be any timeline/unclear timeline (I'll think of a better name later) or that I need to put elsewhere. They're all just events but I may need to changed them depending on what they are, as well as shorten them after they're migrated to their wn pages probably
Memories of You Part I:
Episode 1: Homura Akemi, on her way to her first day at a new school, meets a friendly black cat and shares a cookie with it.
At school, their teacher, Kazuko Saotome, gives a bizarre lecture about the proper way to eat cream puffs.
She then announces the arrival of a new transfer student.
Episode 2: The transfer student is revealed to be Homura, who gives a shy and nervous self-introduction.
Saotome explains Homura has been in the hospital due to a heart condition.
Overwhelmed by questions from classmates, Homura is rescued by Madoka Kaname, who offers to take her to the Nurse's Office.
Madoka encourages a nervous Homura and asks to call her by her first name.
Episode 3: Walking together, Homura and Madoka see the black cat again.
They bond over their shared love of cats, specifically finding it cute when they sharpen their claws.
Episode 4: Homura is called on in math class but cannot solve the problem, revealing she is behind in her studies.
After class, other students gossip about her.
Madoka tries to cheer her up, and Sayaka Miki provides a borrowed notebook with math notes.
Episode 5: Homura praises the neat notes, and Sayaka reveals she took the notebook from Hitomi Shizuki without asking.
Hitomi appears and, instead of being angry, invites Homura, Sayaka, and Madoka to a study session.
Episode 6: During P.E. class, Homura feels faint during warm-ups and is told to sit out.
She confides in Madoka, expressing despair that she will never be able to keep up with a normal life.
Episode 7: Madoka encourages Homura to believe in herself.
She takes Homura's hand and uses magic, making Homura imagine herself jumping and causing her body to feel lighter.
Madoka then demonstrates a perfect high jump, clearing a 1.55-meter bar.
Episode 8: Inspired, Homura attempts the jump and also clears the bar perfectly.
However, the magic is unstable, and Homura loses control, running uncontrollably across the schoolyard.
Madoka calls Mami Tomoe for help.
Mami uses her magic from a distance to put Homura to sleep to stop her, and Homura faints.
Memories of You Part II:
Episode 1: Homura has a nightmare about her classmates' taunts and her own feelings of inadequacy.
She wakes up to the memory of Mami Tomoe scolding Madoka for using magic recklessly during P.E. class.
Homura overhears the words "magic" and "Soul Gem."
Episode 2: Homura wakes up in the Nurse's Office.
Madoka tries to apologize, but a despondent Homura blames herself for being a nuisance before she can explain.
Mami advises Madoka to give Homura some space.
Madoka and Mami's Soul Gems glow, signaling a Witch is nearby.
Left alone, Homura sinks into despair, and the Witch's influence causes her to wish for death, pulling her into its Labyrinth.
Episode 3: Madoka, Mami, and Kyubey track the Witch to its Labyrinth and find Homura inside.
They rescue her and defeat the Witch, revealing their identities as Magical Girls to Homura.
Episode 4: The group goes to Mami's apartment.
Homura learns that Madoka became a Magical Girl very recently.
Madoka formally apologizes for using magic on Homura during the high jump incident.
Homura thanks her, explaining that despite the chaos, successfully making the jump made her happy.
Episode 5: Homura expresses interest in becoming a Magical Girl.
Kyubey explains the contract, but Mami sternly warns Homura about the severe, lifelong dangers and burdens of the role.
Episode 6: Walking home, Madoka explains her own past insecurities and how becoming a Magical Girl gave her life purpose.
She clarifies that she suggested it to Homura for that reason, but echoes Mami's warning to think carefully about such an important decision.
They are joined by the black cat, Amy.
Episode 7: Madoka reveals she used her wish to become a Magical Girl to save Amy after the cat was hit by a car.
She asks Homura to take care of Amy if anything ever happens to her.
Amy warms up to Homura, allowing her to hold her.
Episode 8: On a very windy day, Homura realizes Madoka is absent from school and connects it to Walpurgisnacht.
After researching and learning it is a "Witches' Night," she fears Madoka is in danger.
Amy appears and leads Homura to the location of the battle.
A narrative reveal states that Homura became a Magical Girl that night in order to save Madoka, but was naïve about the future consequences.
Farewell Story Part I:
Episode 1: After a class tour of an automobile factory, Madoka informs the teacher that Sayaka is missing. Madoka goes to search for Sayaka and finds her in a deserted, eerie part of the factory. Sayaka explains she got lost after leaving the bathroom and the two question if they are dreaming.
Episode 2: As Madoka and Sayaka try to find their way out, an unseen voice warns them they are going the wrong way and directs them toward the exit. The girls thank the voice and leave and Kyoko is revealed to be the one who warned them. She confirms with Kyubey that the area is clear of humans and prepares to fight a Witch that escaped her previously.
Episode 3: In a flashback, Kyoko, when she was a relatively new Magical Girl, confronts an Asiphae Witch in Mitakihara. Kyoko's illusion magic is countered by the Witch's own similar ability, but just as Kyoko is captured, Mami appears and saves her.
Episode 4: Mami deduces the Witch's true form is its large axe and not the body carrying it. Mami and Kyoko coordinate their attack: Kyoko destroys the axe while Mami attacks the body, successfully defeating the Witch. The two introduce themselves and Kyoko reveals she is from Kazamino City and was hunting this specific Witch for a personal vendetta.
Episode 5: After the battle, Mami offers Kyoko a Grief Seed to purify her Soul Gem and then invites Kyoko to her apartment, where she serves her peach pie.
Episode 6: Impressed by Mami, Kyoko asks to become her disciple to become a full-fledged Magical Girl and Mami agrees, proposing they become partners and fight as a team instead. Mami begins teaching Kyoko, including her theory that Witches are drawn to locations with concentrated negative human emotions.
Episode 7: Kyoko continues her training under Mami, improving her illusion magic to create more decoys of herself. Mami praises her progress and gives her magic the name "Rosso Fantasma," meaning Red Phantom, but Kyoko questions the practice of shouting attack names in battle.
Episode 8: Mami jokingly declares herself offended and, as punishment, orders Kyoko to shout her attack names in their next battle. At the end of the day, Kyoko asks if they can go somewhere other than Mami's apartment, and the scene shifts to the Sakura household, where Kyoko's family is having a meal with Mami as a guest.
Farewell Story Part II:
Episode 1: Mami has dinner with Kyoko's family and Kyoko's mother notes it is the first time Kyoko has brought a friend home. The atmosphere is lively, and Mami expresses that she enjoys it and that she misses such family meals.
Episode 2: After dinner, Kyoko's father explains that his church sermons were ignored for years until recently, when a crowd suddenly gathered to listen. He and his wife attribute this change to his persistent faith and hard work. Kyoko's father also asks Mami to continue getting along with Kyoko.
Episode 3: As Mami is leaving, she asks Kyoko about her wish for becoming a Magical Girl, and Kyoko reveals she wished for people to listen to her father's sermons. Mami advises that a wish fulfilling one's own dreams is better, as the life of a Magical Girl involves difficult sacrifices, but Kyoko insists she will be fine, as her wish was to safeguard everyone's happiness. Both of their Soul Gems react to a nearby threat.
Episode 4: Kyubey arrives and informs them a Grief Seed is about to hatch. They defeat the Witch, and Kyoko successfully uses "Rosso Fantasma," creating thirteen decoys of herself. She finds shouting the attack name embarrassing and cringe-worthy and Mami explains she believes shouting attack names is better than fighting with fear, as it embodies the hopeful, fearless symbol of the Magical Girls they dreamed of as children.
Episode 5: A flashforward reveals Kyoko's happy days with Mami did not last. Days later, Kyoko returns home to find her family is gone. From the experience she lost everything, including the ability to use her illusion magic, Rosso Fantasma. As a result her fighting style becomes reckless and self-serving, so she ultimately tells Mami she will no longer use her magic to help others.
Episode 6: Kyoko proposes a new strategy to Mami that they should only defeat Witches for their Grief Seeds and ignore the Familiars, as they are a waste of magic. Mami is horrified, insisting that Familiars also prey on humans and must be stopped, but Kyoko reveals her family died because of her magic anyway and declares she will never use her powers for anyone but herself again. In the end, Kyoko ends their partnership.
Episode 7: Mami tries to stop Kyoko from leaving, leading to a fight between the two. As they know each other's fighting styles intimately, Kyoko gains the upper hand and breaks free. She states they are walking different paths and returns to Kazamino City. While Mami laments being alone again, Kyoko says that Mami will eventually find the right person to team up with.
Episode 8: At a later point in time, Kyoko meets with Homura to plan for Walpurgisnacht's arrival. Homura states her sole purpose has been to find a way to defeat Walpurgisnacht. Kyoko is reminded of her former partnership with Mami when Homura says they will defeat it "together," and Kyoko asks Homura to explain her strategy for beating Walpurgisnacht.
Two Hands in Harmony:
Episode 1: Tsukuyo and Tsukasa express their exhaustion from their duties for the Magius and the strain of guarding a Rumor. They bond over their shared desire for freedom from their destinies as Magical Girls and their difficult home lives. They play their flutes, which are a pair that form a full moon when combined, and Alina arrives and criticizes their playing as "unharmonious."
Episode 2: Alina asks the twins for their opinion on two art concepts: "nature art" or "sound art." The twins are unable to give a meaningful answer, leading Alina to call them "useless" and leave in frustration.
Episode 3: Mifuyu arrives with new Black Feathers, reminding the twins they were supposed to be instructing them and the twins, having forgotten, rush off to prepare. Mifuyu confides in Alina that she worries the twins lack the sense to be White Feathers.
Episode 4: The twins apologize to the Black Feathers for their lateness and begin their instruction. They explain the purpose of the Feathers' robes is to hide their identities from other Magical Girls, and that the two do not wear robes because it is "too late" for them to hide their identities.
Episode 5: The twins demonstrate the Feathers' standardized, impersonal combat style and a Black Feather disobeys instructions to avoid an attack, arguing the method feels restrictive. The twins explain that freedom is impossible if they are dead, and they share snacks with the Black Feathers and offer to exchange phone numbers, treating them as comrades rather than pawns.
Episode 6: After training, a Black Feather comments that the twins don't seem alike, noting they are "polar opposites." This comment makes the twins visibly shocked and distressed.
Episode 7: The twins privately confess that the comment bothered them and they reveal they're long-lost twins who only recently met and reunited after mistaking each other for a doppelganger at a shrine.
Episode 8: Tsukuyo and Tsukasa twins recall how they discovered they were sisters by matching their flutes, which have semicircles that form a full moon, and they bond over their similarly oppressive home lives in different wards of Kamihama. They question why others don't perceive them as twin-like and briefly worry that their bond is a result of their wishes and not real.
Episode 9: The twins reaffirm their shared, genuine dream of gaining freedom through the Wings of the Magius so they can leave Kamihama together. Tsukasa notes that their combined technique, "Flute Blossom Resonance," has been failing recently, so they decide to prove they are twins to the Black Feathers by showing off their "twin-like talents."
Episode 10: The Black Feathers apologize for their earlier comment, and the twins, now self-conscious, begin their lesson but their attempts to act in sync are clumsy and forced. This awkwardness is noticed by the Black Feathers as well.
Episode 11: The twins attempt a "twin quiz" where the Black Feathers must identify them, but it fails as the Black Feathers can easily tell them apart by their demeanor.
Episode 12: After several failed attempts to act twin-like, the Black Feathers confront the twins, stating it's obvious they are upset about the earlier comment and that their forced act is making things awkward. Mifuyu arrives and interrupts, giving the twins a mission to capture a Witch as a demonstration for the Black Feathers.
Episode 13: The twins see the mission as a chance to prove their twin nature with their Flute Blossom Resonance, but during the fight, their teamwork is severely out of sync, and they struggle to protect the Black Feathers from Familiars.
Episode 14: The twins attempt Flute Blossom Resonance, but it fails and instead affects the Black Feathers, paralyzing them. They are unable to capture the Witch and are on the verge of being overwhelmed, but Mifuyu arrives and captures the Witch herself.
Episode 15: Mifuyu scolds the twins for their performance and endangering their allies, warning they could be demoted to Black Feathers if it continues.
Episode 16: The twins lament their failure, believing the result of their signature technique means their bond is fake and their shared dream is meaningless. They decide to quit the Wings of the Magius when Alina calls and summons them to the base.
Episode 17: Alina gives the twins a mission to capture a specific, powerful Witch, insisting they use Flute Blossom Resonance despite knowing it has been failing. When they protest, Alina coldly tells them to "die trying," and, resolved to quit, the twins angrily decide to ignore the mission.
Episode 18: A Black Feather calls the twins for help, revealing she overheard Alina's mission and, blaming herself for their slump, went to capture the Witch alone.
Episode 19: The twins rush into the Labyrinth to save the Black Feather and they fight the Witch, focusing on protecting her rather than acting in sync, and their natural teamwork returns.
Episode 20: To defeat the Witch, the twins attempt Flute Blossom Resonance again, and as they play, they remember their flutes were never meant to produce the same sound, but to harmonize. By embracing their individuality, their technique succeeds, and they defeat the Witch.
Episode 21: The twins realize their bond was never about being identical, but about two different individuals harmonizing. Their Flute Blossom Resonance worked because they were focused on saving their friend, not on forcing themselves to be the same.
Episode 22: Alina and Mifuyu arrive and Mifuyu reveals the entire mission was a setup she orchestrated with Alina to help the twins break out of their slump.
Episode 23: Mifuyu explains that after the previous failure, she and Alina devised the plan, believing a real fight would help the twins rediscover their individuality.
Episode 24: Alina admits the result was "emozionale" and inspired her art. She and Mifuyu tease the twins for their overly clingy behavior, proving they can easily tell them apart. The twins, now more comfortable with their unique bond, reaffirm their love for each other and their determination to achieve freedom with the Wings of the Magius. Touka Satomi appears and affirms their goal, stating it is time to strategize their next moves.
The Rumored Temp Counselor:
Episode 1: A transfer student named Sakurako Hiiragi introduces herself to the members of the counseling room, which consists of Emiri, Hinano, Rika, Ren and Akira. She states she is there to learn from them and that her identity is a cover. She reveals she is actually the Uwasa of the Eternal Sakura and the group is shocked by her revelation.
Episode 2: The group decides to ask Sakurako questions to understand her better. Emiri Kisaki gives her the nickname "Sakuran" and they ask about her age, her transfer to a different school, her mention of a "server," and her ability to fight Witches.
Episode 3: Sakurako explains her origins: she was a formless story given life by Nemu Hiiragi as an Uwasa, after her duty was complete, she was invited to live as a human named Sakurako Hiiragi. She "downloads" common sense from a "server" but is not actually connected to the internet. She confirms she can fight Witches using a battle form and magic granted by Nemu. Finally she states that her purpose for visiting the counseling room is to learn about human society.
Episode 4: Emiri, seeing an opportunity, immediately appoints Sakurako as a temporary counselor. The logic is that listening to people's problems is the best way to learn about them and despite some initial hesitation from the group, Sakurako agrees to the role. Her first client arrives for a consultation.
Episode 5: Sakurako listens to a student's dilemma about choosing between university and pursuing her dream of being a dyer. Internally, Sakurako refers to her data server for guidance.
Episode 6: Sakurako advises the student to go to university, arguing that broader knowledge will enhance her skills as an artisan, and the student accepts this reasoning and thanks Sakurako, resolving to discuss options with her family.
Episode 7: The counseling room members praise Sakurako for her successful first consultation. When asked for her feelings, Sakurako states she felt nothing, as she was only referencing data from the server. Emiri then asks about a past problem Sakurako caused.
Episode 8: Sakurako recounts an incident where a man bumped into Ui and refused to apologize. Driven by her Uwasa instinct to protect her friends, Sakurako attempted to attack the man, shocking her friends and earning a lecture.
Episode 9: Sakurako explains that she found school boring and missed Iroha and the others, which led her to sneak out of class to find Iroha. Hinano states that things worked out because Sakurako met her friend Ryo as a result.
Episode 10: Sakurako decides to continue her role as temporary counselor and she successfully counsels another student on studying methods by encouraging small, achievable goals.
Episode 11: Over the next several days, Sakurako gives consultations on love, family conflicts, and mentoring juniors. She resolves each case by strictly referencing "common sense" from her server.
Episode 12: After finishing her consultations, Sakurako privately confesses she is bored with the work. Iroha, Ui, Touka, and Nemu arrive and invite her to play cards, and while Sakurako wants to join, she feels she must prioritize her commitment and declines.
Episode 13: Noticing Sakurako's low spirits, Emiri suggests the group go out to a cafe. Sakurako reveals she cannot eat or drink but agrees to go, and the group plans their outing for two days later.
Episode 14: Sakurako visits Mikazuki Villa, where Touka presents tickets for all five of them to go to Minagi Land on the same day as her planned outing.
Episode 15: Torn between her two commitments, Sakurako tells Iroha's group she cannot go with them. She insists they go without her, but feels a heavy sadness after making this "correct" choice.
Episode 16: On the day of the outing, Sakurako sees Iroha's group off at the station before leaving to meet the counseling group. She internally struggles with her desire to be with Iroha but forces herself to stick to her plans.
Episode 17: Sakurako meets the counseling group for their shopping trip, but she has trouble understanding their slang and finds her mind constantly drifting to Iroha's group.
Episode 18: Throughout the shopping trip, Sakurako remains distracted and unable to focus, so the others, noticing her disinterest, decide to end the outing early. Sakurako also apologizes for her behavior.
Episode 19: The next day, Sakurako reflects on the previous events, confused as to why following common sense led to causing trouble. She goes to the counseling room to apologize but finds it empty, then a new client arrives for a consultation.
Episode 20: Sakurako takes the consultation, and the client is troubled about showing favoritism towards her old friends. Instead of the "common sense" answer, Sakurako's true feelings slip out, and she says it's normal to prioritize those most important to you. The client is relieved and thanks her.
Episode 21: Hinano finds Sakurako and asks what is wrong. Sakurako explains she gave the "wrong" advice and apologizes for the trouble she caused.
Episode 22: Hinano reveals the group had deduced that Sakurako wanted to be with Iroha instead of them and Sakurako finally admits she wanted to spend the day with Iroha and the others.
Episode 23: Sakurako confesses that prioritizing Iroha's group is her true feeling, and Hinano explains that common sense is not about strict rules but about coexisting happily and should not cause suffering. Sakurako realizes she should have communicated her feelings to the group, and thus concludes she has learned what she needed to and decides to quit her role as a counselor.
Episode 24: Several days later, Sakurako hosts a thank-you party for the counseling room, where she formally thanks them for their guidance and announces she is quitting to experience more of the world. The group accepts her decision and celebrates their friendship, but Sakurako privately tells Hinano she will continue to rely on her for advice.
The Case Files of the Coordinator 1: The Many-Worlds Interpretation Poesy:
Episode 1: Mitama is reading a detective novel, "The Case Files of Doyle the White Tabby," and names a neighbor's visiting white tabby kitten after the protagonist, Doyle. Momoko visits the Coordinator's office and Mitama jokingly rebrands her service as the "Yakumo Detective Agency."
Episode 2: A client arrives for a Soul Gem adjustment and after the client leaves, Mitama sees a strange memory during the tuning process.
Episode 3: The memory depicted Mitama and Momoko patrolling an alley together the previous night. She confirms with Momoko that this event never happened, as they were both watching over an unconscious Iroha at the time.
Episode 4: Mitama realizes she saw a "memory that shouldn't exist" from the client's perspective and she treats it as a minor mystery, inspired by her detective novel.
Episode 5: Over the next few days, Mitama sees more of these anomalous memories from other Magical Girls during their adjustments. She pieces together that these memories are from a slightly different "Alternate Kamihama" and confides in Momoko about this discovery.
Episode 6: Mitama shares details of the Alternate Kamihama with Momoko. In that world, Mitama and Momoko are a team, and Yachiyo acts as a leader figure. There is also a serious conflict between Magical Girl teams in the Sankyo Ward, notably between Nanaka's and Konoha's teams. Notably, Kako is missing in that alternate world.
Episode 7: A severely injured Magical Girl is brought in for healing at Mitama's and she sees more of her memories, revealing the dire state of the other Kamihama, where the rivalries are spreading. There, Seika, Reira and Mito were terrorized by an unknown entity that stole their Soul Gems and threatened to destroy them if their answers to a riddle didn't match.
Episode 8: Momoko grows concerned about Iroha's status in the Alternate Kamihama and Mitama reveals that no one has seen Iroha or the small Kyubey there, but the regular Kyubey is still present. Momoko asks her for more information, and Mitama formally asks her to be her "investigative assistant." Mitama confirms that the memories are of actual experiences and reveals that some Magical Girls from their Kamihama recently wound up in the other world.
Episode 9: Mitama explains that the girls who traveled to the Alternate Kamihama were friends who were separated upon arrival. They realized the world was "off" as they searched for each other and interacted with its inhabitants. However, the girls are unfortunately bound by a promise never to reveal how they got there. Mitama reveals a key difference: in the Alternate Kamihama, the mascot Mocha Bunny's bow tie is red instead of blue.
Episode 10: Mitama reflects on her need for confidentiality, including her secret that the Alternate Kamihama is a world without Witches. Doyle the kitten prompts her to look for a clue, and she finds a phone left behind by one of the traveling girls. The phone's wallpaper shows Mocha Bunny with a red bow tie, confirming it is from the other world.
Episode 11: Mitama holds onto the phone from the other world and Momoko tells Mitama about the "Rumor of the Rule of Ending Friendships," which trapped Kaede and Rena. Mitama reveals that in the Alternate Kamihama, Kaede and Rena are always together and never argue.
Episode 12: Momoko suggests Mitama write everything down to preserve the details, and she agrees. As Mitama records the events in her "Case Files," Nanaka arrives and overhears her mention Kako's disappearance in the other world.
Episode 13: She explains the situation with the Alternate Kamihama to Nanaka, who is intrigued by why the Sankyo Ward is the center of conflict and asks about the incident that sparked it. She advises Mitama to directly ask the phone's owner how they traveled to the other world to learn the truth.
Episode 14: As advised, Mitama returns the phone and asks the girl about her experience. She explains that they were victims of the "Rumor of Parallel Memories." This Rumor projects a dream world based on the user's desires, and travel is triggered by obtaining an item from a parallel world and wishing at the central tower.
Episode 15: Mitama tells Momoko the truth: the Alternate Kamihama was a dream world created by a Rumor. She explains that many girls, including Karin, fell victim to it, and being trapped in the dream is dangerous as the body weakens. Escaping the Alternate Kamihama is achieved by simply wishing to return.
Episode 16: Mitama summarizes the entire case for Momoko, saying that the girls found a phone with the "red bow tie" Mocha Bunny, used it with the Rumor, and wished to see a "world without Witches." They kept it a secret because their "boss" would be angry at their reckless curiosity, and Momoko points out that Mitama only collected stories instead of truly solving the mystery herself.
Episode 17: Mitama informs Nanaka that the Alternate Kamihama was just a dream from a Rumor. Nanaka however is unsettled by the level of hostility in that world and theorizes that Hanna Sarasa is actually behind it. She recounts how Hanna used suggestion magic and tricks to ruin lives before ultimately destroying her own Soul Gem.
Episode 18: Nanaka explains her theory: the targets and methods in the dream world match Hanna's modus operandi and she believes Hanna is alive in the dream, stoking hatred and manipulating events. She also reveals a recent, suspicious incident that nearly destroyed her friendship with Kako, making her question if Hanna is truly dead.
Episode 19: After the case seems solved, Nanaka's doubt about Hanna's death prompts Mitama to investigate further. She recalls recent incidents involving Felicia and Reira that tested their friendships, often initiated through a phone. Mitama decides to post a question in a Magical Girls' group chat with the intention of baiting the culprit.
Episode 20: Mitama theorizes the culprit is using the Endless Mirrors Labyrinth. She posts in the group chat, asking if anyone has had bad experiences related to Endless Mirrors, and she immediately receives a video call from someone identifying as "H. S."
Episode 21: The caller reveals herself to be Hanna Sarasa from a parallel world. She confirms she is in Endless Mirrors and lures Mitama there by claiming to know the "serious consequences" of Mitama's secret wish.
Episode 22: Mitama goes to Endless Mirrors and speaks with Hanna via video call. Hanna claims the Alternate Kamihama is not just a dream, but a real parallel world identical to the one in the Rumor.
Episode 23: Hanna reveals she planted the phone with the red bow tie Mocha Bunny in Mitama's world. She explains that a narrow, temporary tunnel connects their two worlds, with the exit in Endless Mirrors and she hints that this connection is a consequence of Mitama's wish.
Episode 24: Hanna continues to guide Mitama deeper into the Labyrinth via video call. She reveals she knows the details of Mitama's wish, claiming the Mitama in her world made the same one as well.
Episode 25: Mitama grows suspicious that Hanna is luring her into a trap and hiding from her. She confronts Hanna, asking if she is even physically present.
Episode 26: Hanna admits it was indeed a trap and that she is still in the Alternate Kamihama. She reveals a magical projector that can trade Magical Girls between the two worlds. Using her power of suggestion, she forces Mitama to turn the handle, swapping their places.
Episode 27: Now in the Alternate Kamihama, Mitama listens as Hanna explains her motive. Hanna was searching for her missing friend, Mikoto Sena, and forced a tunnel open to Endless Mirrors by using a girl who could connect dimensions. She used the Mirrors copies and the planted phone to manipulate events, all to lure a Magical Girl to the projector so she could trade places and search for Mikoto in Mitama's world.
Episode 28: Mitama is trapped in the dark, abandoned Alternate Kamihama, however Momoko, who grew worried and followed Mitama, arrives in Endless Mirrors and attacks Hanna. Mitama telepathically instructs Momoko to turn the projector's handle in reverse.
Episode 29: Momoko turns the handle, swapping Mitama and Hanna back to their original worlds, however the experience erased Mitama's memory of the events after she reached for the handle. She deduces what happened from Momoko's account and concludes that the connecting tunnel will close soon, ending the threat.
Episode 30: Mitama and Momoko reflect on the concluded case and Mitama realizes her guilt over her wish, not just curiosity, led her into Hanna's trap. She resolves to continue her role as Coordinator, despite her secrets and in her office, she plays with Doyle again.
The Case Files of the Coordinator 2: A Drifting Narrative:
Episode 1: Mitama Yakumo is playing with a white tabby kitten named Doyle when he accidentally plays a video on her phone.
The video is from "The Urban Legends of Kamihama" channel and details the "Sketchbook of Misfortune."
The rumor states that if you receive the book and find a drawing of yourself, the event in the drawing will happen.
If you try to prevent it, an entity named Ketch will grab you and drag you into the sketchbook.
Episode 2: Karin Misono and Momoko Togame visit Mitama's detective agency.
Karin presents a sketchbook she found in her school's art room, which Mitama recognizes as the rumored Sketchbook of Misfortune.
Mitama takes the book from them without explanation and discovers a drawing of Tsukuyo Amane lying hurt on the floor.
Episode 3: Mitama reflects on the Amane twins, Tsukuyo and Tsukasa, and their close bond despite being raised separately in East and West Kamihama.
She worries about what to do with the sketchbook, knowing she can't get rid of it or give it to Tsukuyo.
Episode 4: Tsukasa Amane arrives at Mitama's office and reveals she overheard the entire conversation and knows about the sketchbook.
Tsukasa confirms she knows about the online rumors and asks to see the drawing of her sister.
They agree to work together to prevent the predicted event from happening to Tsukuyo, with Tsukasa becoming Mitama's interim investigative assistant.
Episode 5: Mitama and Tsukasa analyze the sketchbook, noting the drawings mostly feature pairs of people with close bonds in modern Kamihama settings.
They conclude the book contains drawings of the future and decide to investigate the rumors online.
They find a post that may be about Doyle's owner but decide to focus on the case.
Episode 6: Mitama questions if the sketchbook is a "Rumor" spread by the Wings of the Magius, but Tsukasa is unsure.
Their conversation turns to the twins' own past and how they used their wishes to overcome the East-West Kamihama feud.
Mitama reflects on her own wish and regrets.
They decide to broaden their investigation by talking to Karin and the video's creator.
Episode 7: Mitama and Tsukasa contact the creator of the "Urban Legends of Kamihama" channel.
They research past owners of the sketchbook and find verified stories, including a couple who drowned themselves and two soccer-playing brothers who disappeared after challenging their fate.
They confirm the drawings are of real people and the predictions come true, but determine the sketchbook predates the Wings of the Magius and is not one of their Rumors.
Episode 8: The duo investigates the entity Ketch, learning he is described as a doppelganger who steals the appearance of his victim.
They learn from the channel creator about a similar, newer variant rumor about an entity named "Genga."
The theory is that Ketch's story is the original and part of it morphed into the Genga rumor.
Mitama receives a message from Karin Misono.
Episode 9: Karin Misono investigates the sketchbook's origin at her school, Sakae Academy.
She discovers it was found in the trash and turned in, not with donated art supplies.
A graduate identifies a drawing of a girl who looks like a current freshman named Ikeda.
Mitama, concerned, asks Karin to look into the freshman Ikeda.
Episode 10: Karin reports that Ikeda has been absent from school for a week, since around the time the sketchbook was found.
Mitama and Tsukasa theorize Ikeda saw her drawing, tried to discard the book, and was captured by Ketch.
They realize the book is now with Karin and worry for her safety.
Episode 11: Karin finds the original owner of the sketchbook: an aspiring artist who died decades ago.
Karin and Mitama meet the artist's older sister, who confirms the sketchbook and shares the artist's diary.
Mitama reads the diary and has a realization about the sketchbook's true nature.
Episode 12: Mitama deduces the artist was a Magical Girl who could see the future; the book itself is not cursed.
The predictions come true because they are visions, not because of a curse. The rumors of Ketch are unfounded.
Mitama finds the artist's old studio and discovers a completed painting based on the sketch of Tsukuyo.
Tsukuyo Amane arrives for an errand, and Mitama leaves briefly to buy tea.
Episode 13: Mitama returns to find Tsukasa has taken the sketchbook and left.
Tsukuyo reports that Tsukasa seemed unsettled and desperate.
Mitama fears Tsukasa may try to destroy the book, believing the rumors.
Unable to reach Tsukasa by phone, Mitama and Tsukuyo decide to go find her.
Episode 14: Mitama explains the entire situation to Tsukuyo as they search.
They discuss the rumors of "Genga," both as a doppelganger and as the figure Sanojo Genga from the Wings of the Magius's "Rumor of the Historical Battle Marker."
Mitama notes the connection between the Ketch and Genga rumors but remains certain the sketchbook itself is not magical.
Episode 15: Mitama and Tsukuyo encounter a white tabby cat that is not Doyle.
The cat's owner appears and mistakes Tsukuyo for a girl she spoke to moments earlier.
The owner describes a girl who looked like Tsukuyo but knew details about Doyle and Mitama's detective novel.
The owner returns a phone she claims "Tsukuyo" dropped.
Episode 16: Mitama deduces the girl the owner met was Tsukasa disguised as Tsukuyo.
The dropped phone is Tsukasa's, confirmed when it rings from Mitama's call.
Mitama explains that Tsukasa knew the specific details mentioned by the cat's owner, while Tsukuyo did not.
They conclude Tsukasa is planning to take Tsukuyo's place to face the dangerous future depicted in the drawing.
Episode 17: Mitama realizes Tsukasa is heading for the artist's old studio, the location in the drawing.
She explains to Tsukuyo that Tsukasa, disguised as her, is likely trying to take her place to face the predicted fate.
Mitama then questions this logic, as Tsukasa wouldn't know about the studio.
She reconsiders, theorizing Tsukasa's true goal is to destroy the sketchbook in a secluded place, and her disguise is a precaution against Ketch.
They find Tsukasa's belongings, the sketchbook, and a lighter near a mound, with drag marks leading towards it.
Episode 18: Tsukasa, disguised as Tsukuyo, prepares to burn the sketchbook, resigned to being captured by Ketch to save her sister.
An entity appears, and Tsukasa is dragged away, screaming.
Mitama and Tsukuyo find the scene and deduce Tsukasa has been captured by the "Rumor of the Historical Battle Marker," not Ketch.
They learn the escape phrase and enter the mound to rescue her.
Episode 19: Tsukasa, injured and disoriented inside the mound, believes her sacrifice has saved Tsukuyo.
Mitama and Tsukuyo find her and use the escape phrase to free them all.
They take Tsukasa to the studio, where Mitama reveals the completed painting shows the twins together, with Tsukuyo tending to a wounded Tsukasa—a scene of hope, not misfortune.
Mitama explains the artist was a Magical Girl who wished to see "hope," and her sketches depict people overcoming the East-West feud through their bonds.
Episode 20: Tsukasa recovers from her injuries.
Mitama and Tsukasa debunk the rumors: the sketchbook does not seek out its subjects, and no one is trapped inside it.
The "misfortune" stories were distortions of positive outcomes or unrelated incidents, mixed with the "Rumor of the Historical Battle Marker."
The book is returned to the artist's sister.
Alone, Mitama reflects on the hope others found in Kamihama and contrasts it with her own wish, which she views as a curse, leaving her uncertain about her future.
The Case Files of the Coordinator 3: Cozy Cosmology:
Episode 1: Coordinator Mitama Yakomo wakes up with no memory in an unfamiliar, old building.
She remembers her day was extremely busy with Magical Girl adjustments.
She recalls finding a delivered package containing an antique dollhouse outside her office.
Upon opening it, the world distorted, and she heard the Rumor of the Miniature Dollhouse.
Episode 2: Mitama realizes she has been trapped inside a space created by the Rumor, which resembles the dollhouse.
She finds a strange book labeled "Screenplay (draft version)" which glows and displays a disclaimer.
The book shows "Episode 1 Location: Shinsei Ward" before the text "To be continued after a commercial break!" appears.
Episode 3: Mitama finds herself in a fictional world at Kamihama University Affiliated School.
She is a trainee teacher, and Mifuyu Azusa is a full teacher; they are preparing students for a choir competition.
The students include Momoko Togame, Kaede Akino, and a missing Rena Minami.
The world operates like a sitcom or musical, with spontaneous backing music.
Episode 4: Mitama deduces the other characters have forgotten the real world and are fully in their drama roles.
The screenplay book reveals "Escape Conditions: Finish all episodes and beat the Dreamer's challenge."
It also gives a "Tip" for Episode 1: "Concession to the Spy."
Mitama decides to progress the drama by helping to find Rena.
Episode 5: Rena is found but is too scared to perform her solo.
Just as Mitama and Momoko convince her, Kaede threatens to quit, throwing a wrench in the plan.
Remembering the "spy" tip, Mitama makes a concession to Kaede, offering to cover her shifts at the flower shop.
This resolves the conflict, and the episode concludes with a musical rehearsal.
The screenplay book updates to "Episode 2 Location: Kosho Ward."
Episode 6: The setting shifts to Kosho Ward with a new cast: Ashley Taylor, Karin Misono, Riko Chiaki, Kako Natsume, and Kush Irina.
They have formed the "Alien Investigators" to find a mysterious being dubbed "Red Eye" at an old rail yard.
Mitama realizes all the Magical Girls appearing in the episodes visited her office the day she received the dollhouse and were also trapped.
Episode 7: The group investigates the rail yard, discussing the "Red Eye" sightings, which describe a pale, ghostly figure with supernatural powers.
Karin notes the being often appears when people are eating snacks or talking happily.
Episode 8: The group decides to try replicating the snack-time conditions to lure out Red Eye.
An earthquake causes a boulder to fall towards Kako, but Kush stops it mid-air using psychokinesis.
Kush's eyes glow red, and she reveals herself to be "Red Eye."
Episode 9: Kush Irina reveals herself to be "KSH-I-013," an artificial life form or "Doll" created by the "Doll Master."
Mitama remembers Touka Satomi mentioning a favorite sci-fi show called "The Doll Master," linking the Rumor's theme to her.
Kush explains she was sent to integrate into society and needs to eat lycopene (from cherry tomatoes) to function.
The screenplay book's tip updates to "Episode 2 — Doll Master of the North."
Kush agrees to teleport the group north to meet the Doll Master.
Episode 10: The group arrives at the Satomi Medical Center.
Believing the Doll Master is the "Dreamer" who controls the Rumor's world, Mitama goes to meet them alone.
She finds Touka Satomi in a room on the top floor and accuses her of being the Doll Master and the Dreamer.
Episode 11: Touka denies being the Dreamer, grading Mitama's detective skills as "27 out of 100."
She confirms the world is a reflection of the Dreamer's mind but says she is merely playing a role.
Touka points out that Mifuyu is also trapped, which she would not do as a Magius leader, and that not all visiting Magical Girls have appeared in episodes yet.
She suggests there are more episodes to come before Mitama can meet the real Dreamer.
Episode 12: Touka confirms she is also a victim of the Rumor but realized the truth from the start.
She explains the Rumor of the Miniature Dollhouse traps victims via a delivery and chooses one among them to be the Dreamer.
The Dreamer creates the world's rules, and the only escape is for another to beat the Dreamer in a challenge.
Touka reveals a "cost" to being in the Rumor: everyone trapped loses something, but in exchange, they escape painful reality.
Episode 13: Kush enters the room to check on them.
Mitama asks Touka why she created the dolls; Touka says it was to create a "soul carrier" to bring back a friend's soul.
However, Touka cannot remember who this friend was, hinting at the "cost" of the Rumor.
Mitama returns to the Alien Investigators and wraps up the "Red Eye" case, satisfying the episode's plot.
The screenplay book updates to "Episode 3 Location: Shinsei Ward."
Episode 14: The setting returns to Shinsei Ward, with Mitama working at the Blossom flower shop, fulfilling her promise from Episode 1.
Masara Kagami and Kokoro Awane visit to discuss a bouquet.
Kokoro shares a childhood memory of getting lost in the Hokuyo Ward forest and finding a mysterious sunflower field that no one else remembers.
Konomi Haruna suggests they all go look for the field together.
Episode 15: The group travels to the Hokuyo Ward forest to search for the sunflower field.
They meet Himika Mao and Kanagi Izumi, who are volunteering to pick up litter on the hiking trail.
The group helps them, and during the trek, Kanagi contacts Mitama telepathically, revealing she is also aware they are in a Rumor.
Mitama and Kanagi share information telepathically.
The group helps a lost child find her parents back at the campsite.
After this event, Kokoro remembers something new about the day she found the sunflower field.
Episode 16: Kokoro remembers being led to the sunflower field as a child by a "Sunflower Spirit" as thanks for saving a sunflower seed.
Following the screenplay's hint "Episode 3 — Behind the Waterfall," the group finds a secret passage behind a waterfall.
They emerge into the hidden sunflower field, confirming Kokoro's memory was real and concluding the episode's story.
Episode 17: Mitama deduces that all visiting Magical Girls have now appeared, meaning the episodes are over.
She concludes that Nemu Hiiragi, the creator of the Rumor, must be the Dreamer.
Mitama and Kanagi are transported to a final room to challenge the Dreamer, where they find Nemu.
Episode 18: Nemu reveals that Mitama herself is the Dreamer, not Nemu.
She explains that only four Magical Girls were actually trapped by the Rumor: Mitama, Nemu, Touka, and Kanagi. The rest were fictional constructs created by Mitama's subconscious.
The escape condition Mitama set was to discover all the mysteries and hints scattered across the three episodes.
Episode 19: Nemu explains the true, connected sci-fi narrative: the three episodes were about first contact with intelligent plants.
Characters like Kaede, Kako, and Konomi were plant spies, and Nemu was the queen of the plant kingdom.
Mitama failed to uncover this true story, so this is her second failed attempt. Failure results in a memory reset and restarting the loop.
Episode 20: Nemu explains that upon escaping, all memories of the Rumor world will be lost except for the Dreamer's.
She reveals that all four trapped girls lost an important connection from their memories as the "cost" of the Rumor.
When Mitama checks the screenplay, her lost memory returns: she had forgotten her sister, Mikage.
This revelation strengthens her resolve to escape.
Epilogue: Mitama eventually succeeds and escapes the Rumor, the only one who remembers the events.
She reflects on the terror of having lost her connection to Mikage without even realizing it.
She also reflects on the growing danger of the Wings of the Magius, their use of Rumors and Witches, and questions how long she can remain neutral.
The Case Files of the Coordinator 4: Moratorium on Misdelivery:
Episode 1: Mitama Yakomo reflects on her fear of her own destructive curse and the tragedy caused by the Wings of the Magius.
She introduces a story from a calm period, a "fool's summer," before the final confrontation.
In her Coordinator's office, she plays with a cat named Doyle and then brings cakes to Rika Ayano and Ren Isuzu in a new café corner she set up called Hot☆Corner.
They discuss the Monty Hall problem, a probability puzzle.
Episode 2: Mitama demonstrates the Monty Hall problem for Rika and Ren using paper cups and chocolate.
She explains the counter-intuitive solution: switching your initial choice after a wrong option is revealed gives you a 2/3 chance of winning.
Episode 3: Rika shows two envelopes: one with amusement park photos for Ren, and a mysterious, plain letter she found in her locker, which might be a love letter.
Emiri Kisaki and Hinano Miyako arrive at the Coordinator's office.
Emiri reveals she found a third, identical envelope outside the office door and brought it in.
Episode 4: Emiri, excitedly talking about baseball, bumps into the table, causing the three envelopes to fall and get mixed up.
The group can no longer tell which envelope is which, as they are all identical.
Episode 5: The group identifies the contents of the three envelopes: Rika's suspected love letter, the mysterious letter for Mitama, and the photos for Ren.
Rika closes her eyes and picks one envelope as her love letter.
As Emiri moves the other two aside, she accidentally opens one, revealing it to be the envelope containing the photos.
Episode 6: Mitama realizes the situation is analogous to the Monty Hall problem and suggests Rika has a 2/3 chance of being correct if she switches her choice.
Emiri questions how the probability could be different for someone, like Natsuki Utsuho, who walks in with no prior knowledge.
Hinano clarifies that while the objective probability favors switching, a person's perceived probability depends on their available information.
Natsuki Utsuho arrives, and when asked, says the choice is fifty-fifty.
Hinano then reconsiders and states the Monty Hall problem does not apply to their situation.
Episode 7: Hinano explains her reasoning: the Monty Hall problem requires the host to knowingly reveal a losing option.
In their case, Emiri opened the photo envelope by accident, without knowing its contents.
Hinano argues this crucial difference changes the probability calculation.
Episode 8: Hinano explains the crucial difference in their situation: in the Monty Hall problem, the host knowingly reveals a losing option.
Because Emiri opened an envelope accidentally, there was a chance she could have opened the love letter, which changes the probability.
Hinano outlines the three equally probable initial scenarios, but since the love letter was not revealed, one scenario is eliminated.
This leaves a 50/50 chance for the two remaining envelopes, meaning Rika's initial choice has the same probability as the other unopened one.
Episode 9: Rika opens her chosen envelope, revealing a voucher for six months of flowers from Blossom Flower Shop.
The group then opens the final envelope, which contains a challenge note instructing someone to go to Natsume Books with a password from a book.
With the contents of all three envelopes known but their original ownership still mixed up, the group is left with a new mystery.
Episode 10: The group investigates the two mysterious items.
Natsuki contacts Nanaka's team and discovers the flower voucher was meant for Nanaka but was mistakenly given to Rika due to an envelope mix-up involving their mutual friend, Meiyui.
This confirms the challenge note was the one left at Mitama's door, but its sender and purpose remain unknown.
Episode 11: Mitama reflects on her past, her curse on Kamihama City, and her fears that her actions with the Wings of the Magius will lead to the city's destruction.
She recalls the disappearance of her friend Mikoto Sena and the creation of the Endless Mirrors Witch's Labyrinth, feeling a deep sense of regret and loneliness.
Episode 12: Momoko Togame, Riko Chiaki, and Ashley Taylor arrive at Hot☆Corner.
Mitama tells them about the mysterious challenge note.
Episode 13: Ashley suggests the challenge is an "Alternate Reality Game" (ARG), an interactive puzzle set in the real world.
Intrigued, Mitama, Ashley, and Riko decide to go to Natsume Books to investigate.
Momoko and Natsuki stay behind at the office to discuss planning for a school event.
Episode 14: Mitama, Ashley, and Riko head to Sankyo Ward.
In a park, they meet Karin Misono, who is on her way to meet Alina Gray for drawing practice.
Shortly after, Mitama finds Alina, who is frustrated because she and Karin miscommunicated their meeting spot.
Mitama directs Alina to where Karin is, and then the group proceeds to Natsume Books, where they are greeted by Kako Natsume.
Episode 15: At Natsume Books, the group finds an envelope hidden in volume 12 of "The Case Files of Doyle the White Tabby."
The envelope contains a 100-yen coin and a challenge from the "Smile Snatcher" to turn it into 300,000 yen by the next day, or they will steal smiles from Kamihama.
Kako reveals the book set was sold to the store the previous day.
The group meets Mito Aino, Seika Kumi, and Reira Ibuki, who hint that the solution involves buying "the trio of chocolates" from a candy store called Ashita's.
Episode 16: At Ashita's candy store, Mitama buys the chocolates for 70 yen with the 100-yen coin.
The shopkeeper returns her change as "300,000 yen," revealing the solution is a local joke where "30 yen" is humorously called "300,000 yen."
The shopkeeper gives them another envelope from the Smile Snatcher, but refuses to identify who left it.
Episode 17: The new challenge instructs them to "Order Misola 0 from the young miss at the maid café."
Ashley leads them to a maid café in Shinsei Ward where Kanagi works.
The group deduces that "Misola" corresponds to the musical notes E-G-A, which sounds like "egao," the Japanese word for "smile."
They "order a smile" from the manager, who gives them the final challenge envelope.
Episode 18: The final challenge states the Smile Snatcher has given up and invites the detective to be friends, with an apology left at Blossom flower shop and a password hint "@Hot☆Corner."
At Blossom, Konomi Haruna shows them around. Mitama deduces the password is "third base" (san ruishu), connecting it to the baseball term "hot corner."
Episode 19: The envelope contains an invitation to a surprise thank-you party for Mitama, organized by Momoko and the other Magical Girls.
Konomi reveals the entire mystery was an elaborate ruse to set up the surprise party without Mitama discovering it through her memory-tuning power.
Momoko explains she orchestrated the game based on Mitama's love for mysteries.
The three mixed-up envelopes were all party-related: the photos were a gift for Mitama, the challenge was written by Ren, and the flower voucher was a decoration gift for Mitama's office.
The coincidences and lies from earlier in the day were all part of covering up the surprise.
Episode 20: Momoko details how Karin Misono was central to running the game, which caused her to miss her plans with Alina Gray.
The party is planned for Walnut's restaurant.
In a final reflection, Mitama reveals the party was ultimately put on hold indefinitely due to the escalating crisis with the Wings of the Magius.
She reflects on Momoko's words that "even a smile for show still helps," but concludes that the peaceful "moratorium" is over as the threat of destruction looms.
The Case Files of the Coordinator 5: Invisible Epiphany:
Episode 1: Mitama Yakumo reflects on the recent battle against Walpurgisnacht and the hidden truth that Witches are real, unseen by ordinary people.
She notes that her frequent visitor, a white tabby kitten she calls Doyle, has not visited since the night before the battle.
Episode 2: After four days with no sign of Doyle, Mitama grows worried he may be lost due to the storm.
She searches the area around her shop but cannot find him.
She meets a girl named Ritsumi, who offers to help search after hearing about the missing cat.
Episode 3: Mitama and Ritsumi search a vacant lot but find no trace of Doyle.
Ritsumi reveals her own cat, a white tabby named Arthur, also had a habit of running away.
Mitama realizes she has met Arthur before and mistook him for Doyle from a distance.
Episode 4: Mitama and Ritsumi ask passersby if they have seen Doyle, but no one has.
Mitama realizes that if Doyle were truly missing, his owner would likely have put up posters, suggesting he may be safe at home.
Ritsumi reveals that Arthur no longer lives with her and has been sent to her grandfather's house.
Mitama sends a message to a Magical Girls' group chat asking if anyone has seen Doyle.
Episode 5: Mitama visits the apartment next door, assuming it is Doyle's home, and finds it is Ritsumi's house.
Ritsumi's mother confirms that Arthur was sent away two weeks ago, meaning the cat in the window hasn't been there since.
She concludes that "Doyle" must belong to a different, unknown family.
Mitama is left confused about Doyle's true origins and whereabouts.
Episode 6: Sana Futaba, Asuka Tatsuki, and other Magical Girls arrive to help Mitama search for Doyle after seeing her message.
The group splits up to cover more ground in Shinsei Ward.
It is revealed that no one in the search party has ever seen Doyle or has a photo of him.
Episode 7: Mitama and Ritsumi decide to go door-to-door in the neighborhood to find Doyle's owner.
They find no other households that own a white tabby kitten.
Mitama reflects that no one else, not even her close acquaintances, has ever seen Doyle, making his existence feel distant and unproven.
The day ends with no clues found, but Mitama is touched by the efforts of everyone who helped.
Episode 8: Momoko Togame meets with Mitama and reveals that she and other Magical Girls have never actually seen Doyle.
Momoko suggests that Doyle was a product of a Rumor, visible only to Mitama.
Episode 9: Mitama contacts Nemu Hiiragi, who confirms that Doyle was the manifestation of the "Rumor of the Cat Detective."
This Rumor would possess detective novel lovers, involve them in five cases, and guarantee a solution.
Nemu erased this Rumor, along with most others, which is why Doyle disappeared.
Mitama realizes her habit of writing "The Case Files of the Coordinator" at 1 PM is what triggered the Rumor's attachment to her.
Episode 10: Mitama reviews her case files and discovers cryptic introductory paragraphs she didn't write, which contained hints about the culprits of her first four cases.
Nemu confirms the Rumor did not cause the incidents but detected signs they were about to happen and guided Mitama to the solution.
Mitama reflects that Doyle was trying to help her solve the cases, but the fifth case never began before the Rumor was erased.
Episode 11: Mitama notes that her fifth case file contains no hints, meaning the Rumor's power is gone and the solution is not guaranteed.
Weeks pass as Kamihama recovers from Walpurgisnacht's attack.
Episode 12: Ui Tamaki and Sakurako visit Mitama's shop.
Ui reveals that a primary school girl named Ritsumi, who helped Mitama search for Doyle, has gone missing.
The police have opened a criminal investigation.
Episode 13: Mitama joins the search for Ritsumi and meets Ritsumi's mother near a bus stop.
She learns Ritsumi's parents are separated and that her father and grandfather live in Hokuyo Ward, where her cat Arthur was sent.
The theory is that Ritsumi may have been trying to go there but got lost due to the city's damaged state.
Episode 14: Himika Mao calls Mitama after seeing a post in a Magical Girls' group chat.
Himika reports seeing a girl matching Ritsumi's description reading a book at the Shinsei Ward bus stop.
Mitama confirms this fits Ritsumi's behavior and tells Himika to contact the police.
Mitama recalls her last meeting with Ritsumi at that same bus stop, where Ritsumi mentioned the buses to Hokuyo Ward weren't running.
Mitama messages Ritsumi's mother with this information, wondering if Ritsumi attempted to take the bus anyway.
Episode 15: Momoko Togame and Kanagi Izumi arrive to help Mitama search for Ritsumi.
Momoko reveals that, according to her investigation, Ritsumi's cat Arthur was initially sent to her father's apartment in Chuo Ward, not Hokuyo Ward, creating conflicting information.
Episode 16: Mitama, Momoko, and Kanagi take the bus toward Hokuyo Ward.
They realize the bus route has been changed to bypass the damaged Chuo Ward, making the trip long and indirect.
Feeling they are missing a clue, Mitama asks for the location of Ritsumi's old apartment in Chuo Ward.
Episode 17: At the hospital, Sakurako updates Nemu Hiiragi on the missing girl case.
Nemu theorizes this could be Mitama's fifth case, set up by the Cat Detective Rumor before it was erased.
Episode 18: Nemu analyzes the cryptic messages from Mitama's first four case files.
By combining the last words of each message, she deciphers the clue "Lost Through Time Eternal," the title of a volume from "The Case Files of Doyle the White Tabby."
Nemu deduces that Ritsumi, inspired by the book, went to her old, off-limits apartment in Chuo Ward to revisit her past when her family was whole.
She concludes Ritsumi likely got off at the bus stop closest to the apartment and entered the restricted zone on foot.
Episode 19: Mitama, Momoko, and Kanagi find Ritsumi in an underground passage near her old apartment, where she had fallen and sprained her ankle.
Mitama explains she deduced the location by remembering the plot of "The Case Files of Doyle the White Tabby."
Ritsumi is rescued and receives medical attention.
Episode 20: A party is held to celebrate Ritsumi's safe return and Mitama's successful investigation.
Mitama reflects that she solved the fifth case without relying on the Rumor's magic, giving her hope that they can defy the city's destined destruction.
The story ends with the characters moon-gazing together, symbolizing a hopeful future.
Iroha's Birthday 2025: Her Extra Special Day:
Episode 1: Yachiyo Nanami informs Iroha Tamaki that a safety inspector is coming, requiring everyone to be out of Mikazuki Villa until evening.
Iroha tries to make plans with Tsuruno, Felicia, and Sana, but they claim to be busy with deliveries for Banbanzai.
Feeling lonely, Iroha spends the day window shopping by herself.
Meanwhile, the others were lying about their plans as a ruse to prepare a surprise birthday party for Iroha at the villa.
When Iroha returns in the evening, they surprise her with a "Happy Birthday!"
Iroha had forgotten it was her birthday and is deeply touched.
The group reveals a tropical-themed party, inspired by a travel show Iroha had expressed interest in.
The decorations, special gradient juice, a large leaf fan, and a themed dinner (poke, garlic shrimp, loco moco) all contribute to the theme.
The final surprise is a homemade planetarium in the living room, projecting a starry night sky onto the ceiling to mimic a scene Iroha loved from the show.
As Iroha falls asleep surrounded by her friends, she reflects on her initial loneliness and feels her heart is now full and warm, grateful for their friendship.
Defying Destiny: Forbidden Cards Call:
Episode 1: Mel Anna is frustrated after reading her terrible fortune in a local newsletter and because Yachiyo Nanami has banned her from fortune-telling.
She recalls a past incident where she read fortunes for her friends on a day her own luck was good, causing all their fortunes to come true positively.
Tsuruno Yui, who initially refused a reading, later demanded one on a day Mel's own fortune was bad.
Mel reluctantly read Tsuruno's fortune, predicting a stomachache, which indirectly came true and led to Yachiyo forbidding the practice.
Determined to get a good reading to help Yachiyo pass a model audition, Mel reads her own fortune again despite the ban.
The result is catastrophic: "One wrong step and you could die. Meanwhile, someone close to you will be extremely lucky."
Episode 2: Terrified by her prediction, Mel decides to hide inside Mikazuki Villa all day to survive.
Momoko Togame arrives and deduces that Mel has been fortune-telling again.
Momoko reminds Mel they promised to help Tsuruno at Banbanzai today, forcing Mel to choose between braving the outside world or breaking her promise and facing Yachiyo's wrath.
Mel reluctantly decides to go with Momoko to Banbanzai.
Episode 3: On the way to Banbanzai, Mel and Momoko experience a series of misfortunes, including missed buses, a sudden sunshower, and nearly being splashed and hit by cars.
Their bad luck culminates in them wandering into a powerful Witch's Labyrinth.
After a difficult battle, they defeat the Witch and escape, only for Mel to be hit by a falling bucket.
Episode 4: Mel and Momoko arrive at Banbanzai, which is unusually busy.
Throughout their shift, their combined bad luck and bad timing cause a series of near-accidents and mistakes.
Tsuruno's constant interventions save every situation, leading Momoko to theorize that Tsuruno's "Good Luck" magic is counteracting their misfortune.
Mel realizes Tsuruno is the "extremely lucky" person from her fortune and decides to stick close to her for protection.
Under pressure from Momoko, Tsuruno, and the arriving Mifuyu Azusa, Mel admits she was fortune-telling for a secret reason but refuses to elaborate.
Episode 5: Mel finally confesses she was reading her fortune to ensure she would get a good result for another divination.
She reveals the ultimate goal was to use her power to ensure Yachiyo would pass her model audition by predicting she would go last in the lineup, which is supposedly jinxed to win.
She explains she wanted to do something nice for Yachiyo, who does so much for her.
Momoko points out the logical flaw: Mel could have just predicted whether Yachiyo would pass or fail, making the complex plan unnecessary.
Mifuyu, Tsuruno, and Momoko agree to keep Mel's secret from Yachiyo.
Episode 6: Mel shows the others the Look Kamihama magazine with the model audition notice.
She explains her full plan: using her power on a lucky day to ensure Yachiyo would draw the last slot and win the audition.
Yachiyo suddenly returns home, excitedly announcing she passed the audition.
Mel is shocked to learn the audition was today, not next week, making all her suffering unnecessary.
Episode 7: Yachiyo explains she went first in the audition, not last, and passed on her own merit.
The judge was a Banbanzai regular, and Yachiyo's honest desire to promote the restaurant impressed him.
Mel realizes Yachiyo is the "extremely lucky" person from her fortune.
Yachiyo deduces Mel has been fortune-telling again but, understanding her good intentions, gives her a light reprimand instead of getting angry.
Episode 8: Yachiyo serves cake to celebrate her success.
Mel bites into a sour strawberry, proving her bad luck for the day is not completely over.
The group concludes that being near the "good luck" of Yachiyo and Tsuruno is what ultimately protected Mel from making a fatal "wrong step."
The next day, confident her survival has guaranteed a day of good luck, Mel immediately defies Yachiyo's ban again.
She performs a major divination, predicting she will meet a new Magical Girl junior and that a "star" will fall near Yachiyo, setting major changes in motion.
As she writes down her predictions, Yachiyo and the others return home.
The story ends abruptly as Mel's life flashes before her eyes, her final thoughts lamenting that she never got to meet her junior or show her predictions.
A Taste of Hospitality:
Episode 1: Mitama Yakumo is interviewed by Riko Chiaki and Ashley Taylor for a promotional video about her Coordinator services.
After the shoot, Mitama reflects on the many small gifts she has received from other Magical Girls.
Emiri Kisaki and Rika Ayano visit, see the collection, and interpret the gifts as a sign that everyone loves and wants to share things with Mitama.
Inspired, Mitama decides to host a party and cook the food herself to share what she loves with everyone.
She enlists a horrified Kanagi Izumi and Momoko Togame to help her.
Episode 2: Kanagi and Momoko recall their past traumatic experiences with Mitama's cooking.
They realize her intentions are good, but her cooking is dangerously bad.
Fearing a mass food poisoning incident, they resolve to secretly stop Mitama from cooking to ensure the party's success.
Episode 3: Mitama shows Kanagi and Momoko her detailed party plan and menu.
While shopping for prizes and ingredients, Kanagi and Momoko are horrified by Mitama's planned recipes and try to subtly remove inappropriate items from the cart.
Their efforts are only partially successful.
Episode 4: Mitama buys a fish to practice her recipes.
Kanagi and Momoko continue their covert operation to swap out ingredients.
Back at the shop, Mitama cooks her dishes for a taste test.
Kanagi and Momoko are traumatized by the luminous potato salad, vanilla-scented paella, and other culinary horrors.
They conclude their initial plan has failed and must resort to their last option.
Episode 5: Kanagi and Momoko reveal their new plan to Rena Minami and Kaede Akino: they will recreate all of Mitama's dishes to look identical but be edible.
Rena and Kaede agree to be taste testers.
Mitama grows suspicious of Kanagi and Momoko's secretive behavior, which triggers painful memories of her past betrayal by friends in school.
Episode 6: On the day of the party, Kanagi and Momoko convince Mitama to let them handle the cooking while she handles the venue and games.
While cooking, they discover a surprise cake Mitama had baked.
Seeing its terrifying appearance, they discuss how to secretly dispose of it.
Mitama overhears them and, misinterpreting their conversation, believes she is being betrayed again.
Episode 7: Mitama confronts Kanagi and Momoko, heartbroken and accusing them of betrayal.
After a tense moment, Momoko confesses the truth: they were trying to protect the other girls from her cooking.
A relieved Mitama misinterprets this as them being jealous and wanting her food all to themselves.
She forgives them, and the misunderstanding is resolved.
Episode 8: The party is a success. The guests are initially wary of the food but are pleasantly surprised by its taste, thanks to Kanagi and Momoko's efforts.
After the party and cleanup, Mitama thanks Kanagi and Momoko by preparing a "reward" meal for just the three of them, consisting of her actual, terrible cooking.
They reluctantly accept their "reward."
Exedra Windows
Madoka Kaname's Memory
Rose Garden Witch Part I - I First Met Her in a Dream or Something:
Episode 1: The Kaname family's morning routine is shown.
Madoka discusses her friend Hitomi's love letters and her teacher Kazuko Saotome's new relationship with her mother, Junko.
Junko gives Madoka fashion advice, insisting she wear flashier ribbons to attract "secret admirers."
Episode 2: Madoka arrives at school and talks with her friends, Sayaka Miki and Hitomi Shizuki, about the love letters and her new ribbons.
Sayaka teases Madoka about trying to become more popular.
Episode 3: In class, their teacher, Kazuko Saotome, gives a rant about fried eggs and relationships before introducing a new transfer student.
The transfer student is Homura Akemi.
Madoka seems to recognize Homura and is visibly shocked.
Episode 4: Homura is questioned by her new classmates but claims to feel unwell.
She specifically asks Madoka, the class Nurse's Aide, to accompany her to the Nurse's Office.
Alone with Madoka, Homura cryptically warns her not to change who she is, or she will lose everything and everyone she holds dear.
Episode 5: Madoka tells Sayaka and Hitomi about Homura's strange warning.
Madoka reveals she feels she first met Homura in a dream, though she can't remember the details.
Hitomi suggests a psychological explanation, while Sayaka dismisses it.
The friends part ways after school.
Episode 6: While walking home with Sayaka, Madoka hears a psychic cry for help.
They follow the voice and find a wounded, cat-like creature.
Homura appears and aims a weapon at the creature, telling Madoka to get away.
The environment transforms into a surreal Labyrinth, trapping Madoka and Sayaka.
A monstrous creature appears before them.
Episode 7: A blonde Magical Girl, Mami Tomoe, saves Madoka and Sayaka and defeats the creature.
Mami explains that the creature was a "Witch" and the cat-like being is named Kyubey.
Kyubey thanks Madoka and Sayaka for saving him.
Kyubey reveals he knows their names and asks them to make a contract with him to become Magical Girls.
Mami Tomoe's Memory
Rose Garden Witch Part II - That Would Be Truly Wonderful:
Episode 1: Madoka Kaname has a strange dream about Mami Tomoe being a Magical Girl and wakes up to find Kyubey in her room.
At school, Madoka and Sayaka Miki visit Mami's apartment after being invited.
Mami explains she is a Magical Girl who made a contract with Kyubey.
She shows them her Soul Gem, the source of her magic and proof of her contract.
Kyubey explains he can grant any one wish in exchange for the girl becoming a Magical Girl and fighting Witches.
Episode 2: Madoka hypothetically asks her mother what she would wish for, leading to a business-focused daydream.
Mami and Kyubey explain Witches to Madoka and Sayaka: creatures born from curses that cause despair, suicide, and murder.
They hide in Labyrinths and are invisible to normal humans.
Mami fights them at the risk of her life.
She invites the girls to accompany her on a Witch hunt so they can see what it's like before deciding to make a contract.
Episode 3: At school, Madoka and Sayaka confirm that others cannot see or hear Kyubey.
They communicate with him and Mami telepathically.
Their friend Hitomi Shizuki misunderstands their silent communication, thinking they are in a romantic relationship.
Mami explains that Magical Girls often compete against each other for the rewards from defeating Witches.
She deduces that the transfer student, Homura Akemi, was trying to prevent Kyubey from contracting with Madoka.
Sayaka and Mami promise to protect Madoka from Homura.
Episode 4: Madoka and Sayaka discuss their inability to think of a wish worth risking their lives for.
Sayaka reflects that their blessed lives make them "ignorant fools" compared to those who suffer and have strong wishes.
After school, Homura confronts them again, asking if they will become Magical Girls.
She reiterates her warning to Madoka before leaving.
Madoka asks Homura what she wished for, but Homura does not answer.
Hitomi once again misunderstands, believing Madoka and Sayaka are excluding her.
Episode 5: Mami takes Madoka and Sayaka on their first Witch hunt.
Sayaka brings a baseball bat for defense, while Madoka brings costume design sketches, amusing the others.
Mami explains that they hunt by following the magical trail picked up by the Soul Gem.
She lists common Witch locations: sites of accidents, the Red Light District, suicide spots, and hospitals.
Mami's Soul Gem reacts strongly near a bridge, where they find a man about to jump, marked with a "Witch's Kiss."
Mami declares she will not let the Witch escape and enters its Labyrinth with the girls.
Episode 6: Inside the Labyrinth, Madoka and Sayaka are frightened by the environment and the Familiars.
Mami reassures them and fights her way to the Witch, Gertrud.
Mami defeats the Witch in a dramatic battle, amazing Madoka and Sayaka.
She collects the Grief Seed that drops, explaining it is used to cleanse the Soul Gem of impurities accumulated from using magic.
Homura appears, watching from a distance. Mami offers her the Grief Seed, but Homura refuses it.
The man who was under the Witch's influence is saved, believing he had a bad dream.
Madoka, watching Mami save people, thinks to herself that being able to help people like that would be "truly wonderful."
XXX's Memory
Darkness Witch - I'm Not Afraid of Anything Anymore:
Episode 1: Sayaka Miki visits Kyosuke Kamijo in the hospital and gives him a rare CD.
Kyosuke thanks her and praises her skill at finding music.
They listen to the CD together on headphones.
Episode 2: Mami Tomoe defeats a Familiar with Tiro Finale.
Mami reminds Sayaka and Madoka Kaname that their work is dangerous, not a magic show.
Kyubey explains that Familiars do not drop Grief Seeds.
Mami asks Madoka and Sayaka if they have decided on a wish, but neither has.
Episode 3: Mami reveals she made her wish to survive a fatal accident, with no time to think it through.
She encourages the others to think carefully about their wishes, a choice she didn't have.
Sayaka asks if a wish can be for someone else, specifically to help a person having a tough time.
Kyubey confirms it is possible, but Mami warns Sayaka to examine her true motives.
Mami cautions that wishing for someone else's gratitude, rather than their happiness, will lead to regret.
Episode 4: Madoka and Kyubey discuss the difficulty of choosing a wish.
Madoka confesses she might be happy just becoming someone as cool and wonderful as Mami.
Kyubey reveals Madoka has the most enormous potential he has ever seen and would be more powerful than Mami.
Madoka's father, Tomohisa, interrupts the conversation.
Episode 5: Madoka finds her mother, Junko, passed out from drinking after work.
Tomohisa explains that Junko's dream isn't her job itself, but the satisfaction of trying her best and overcoming challenges.
He states that the way she leads her life is her ideal and that he respects and is proud of her.
Episode 6: Homura Akemi confronts Mami, accusing her of leading innocent bystanders into danger.
Mami argues that Madoka and Sayaka, having been chosen by Kyubey, are not innocent bystanders.
Homura states that Madoka Kaname is the one person she absolutely cannot allow to make a contract.
Mami interprets this as Homura being afraid of a Magical Girl stronger than herself.
Mami tells Homura to ensure their paths do not cross again, as their next meeting will likely lead to a fight.
Mami Tomoe's Memory
Dessert Witch - I'm Not Afraid of Anything Anymore
Episode 7: Sayaka Miki and Madoka Kaname discover a Grief Seed about to hatch at the hospital.
Sayaka decides to stay and watch the Grief Seed while Madoka goes to find Mami Tomoe.
Kyubey stays with Sayaka and offers to guide Mami to their location using telepathy.
Kyubey offers to turn Sayaka into a Magical Girl, but she refuses, stating it is too important a decision to make rashly.
Episode 8: Mami and Madoka arrive at the hospital and make contact with Kyubey.
Homura Akemi appears and demands to be the one to hunt the Witch, but Mami refuses.
Mami restrains Homura with her magic and proceeds into the Labyrinth with Madoka.
Episode 9: Inside the Labyrinth, Madoka confesses to Mami that she has decided to become a Magical Girl.
Madoka explains that her dream is simply to become a Magical Girl, so she can help people and live a life with pride.
Episode 10: Mami warns Madoka about the hardships of being a Magical Girl, confessing her own loneliness and fear.
Madoka reassures Mami that she will not be alone anymore and promises to stand and fight with her.
Mami is moved to tears by this.
Episode 11: Mami suggests Madoka should still think of a specific wish to get from her contract.
She jokingly proposes they could wish for a huge cake to celebrate becoming a duo.
Kyubey alerts them that the Grief Seed is moving and about to hatch.
Mami resolves to finish the Witch quickly, feeling happy and unafraid because she is no longer alone.
Episode 12: Mami confronts the Witch, Charlotte, and successfully binds it.
She prepares to finish it with Tiro Finale.
As she fires, Homura Akemi appears and kills the Witch herself just before Mami's attack lands.
Homura takes the Grief Seed, telling Madoka and Sayaka that this is the reality of being a Magical Girl.
A grief-stricken Sayaka demands that Homura return the Grief Seed to Mami.
Homura states that the Grief Seed belongs only to Magical Girls and that neither Madoka nor Sayaka has any right to it.
XXX's Memory
Box Witch - Miracles and Magic Are Real:
Episode 1: Sayaka Miki visits Kyosuke Kamijo in the hospital but finds he is in physical therapy.
The nurses discuss his poor prognosis, noting that even if he walks again, he will never play the violin.
Sayaka blames herself for being healthy and wonders if she should use her Magical Girl wish to heal him.
She questions her own motives, feeling like a horrible person for potentially wanting his gratitude.
At home, Madoka Kaname is emotionally overwhelmed and cries over breakfast, grateful to be alive.
At school, Sayaka avoids talking about the previous day's events with Madoka.
Episode 2: Madoka and Sayaka feel disconnected from their normal school life, knowing the secret truth about Witches and Mami's death.
Sayaka asks if Madoka still wants to be a Magical Girl; Madoka confesses she is too scared after witnessing Mami's death.
Kyubey explains that other Magical Girls will soon come to the town to hunt Witches now that Mami is gone.
Sayaka laments that most Magical Girls are only in it for the Grief Seeds.
Kyubey accepts their decision not to contract and bids them farewell.
Madoka blames herself for being weak.
Episode 3: Homura Akemi finds Madoka and tells her not to blame herself.
Homura states that Mami's fate was unavoidable, but she is glad she was able to save Madoka.
Homura reveals she has seen many Magical Girls die and explains that Mami will simply be a missing person, with no body left behind.
Madoka is distraught that no one will know Mami died protecting them.
Homura states that Magical Girls fight for their own wishes, not to protect people, and accept being forgotten.
Madoka vows to never forget Mami or Homura.
Homura warns that Madoka's kindness may bring about a greater tragedy.
Episode 4: Sayaka visits Kyosuke in the hospital and talks about classical music with him.
Kyosuke becomes angry and despairing, asking why she tortures him with music he can never play again.
He states that the doctors told him to give up, as his hand will never recover "until the day miracles or magic start existing."
Hitomi, under a Witch's influence, is leading a group of people in a suicide ritual with chlorine gas.
Madoka is unable to stop them and, unable to contact Homura, feels helpless.
She sees this as a punishment for her cowardice.
Episode 6: As the gas is released, Madoka believes she is going to die.
Sayaka Miki, now a Magical Girl, arrives and saves everyone, destroying the Witch.
Madoka is shocked by Sayaka's transformation.
Sayaka brushes off her concern, confident in her new abilities.
Homura arrives late and is chastised by Sayaka.
Kyoko Sakura appears, having come to take over the territory after hearing of Mami's death.
Annoyed that a new Magical Girl has claimed it, Kyoko declares her intent to put Sayaka "out of commission. Permanently."
Sayaka Miki's Memory
Graffiti Witch - There's No Way I'll Ever Regret It:
Episode 1: Sayaka Miki reflects on her decision to become a Magical Girl, telling Madoka Kaname she has no regrets and feels it was her destiny.
She visits Kyosuke Kamijo in the hospital, where he is recovering and is overjoyed that his hand has miraculously healed.
Sayaka and friends throw a small celebration for Kyosuke, where he plays the violin again.
Sayaka internally reaffirms that this is the happiest moment of her life and she will never regret her wish.
Episode 2: Kyoko Sakura observes Sayaka and plans to defeat her to claim the city as her territory.
Madoka asks Homura Akemi to befriend and protect Sayaka, but Homura refuses, stating that Sayaka's fate is sealed and Magical Girls have no hope of salvation.
Sayaka prepares for her first solo Witch-hunting patrol. Madoka, worried, asks to accompany her, and Sayaka gratefully agrees.
Episode 3: Kyubey tells Madoka that her potential power is immense and he is ready for her to make a contract if needed.
Sayaka and Madoka encounter a Familiar, but Kyoko Sakura interrupts them before they can defeat it.
Kyoko explains her philosophy that Magical Girls should let Familiars kill people to become Witches, ensuring a Grief Seed reward.
Sayaka is disgusted by this and a brutal fight to the death breaks out between them.
Homura Akemi arrives, stops time, and knocks Sayaka unconscious to end the fight.
This Just Can't Be Right:
Episode 1: Homura Akemi confronts Kyoko Sakura, warning her against needless conflict.
Kyoko leaves, and Homura chastises Madoka for her involvement.
Kyubey explains the importance of Grief Seeds for cleansing a Soul Gem and reveals that Madoka has the greatest potential power of all.
Homura meets with Kyoko, cedes control of the city to her, and forms an alliance to fight the incoming Walpurgisnacht, on the condition that Homura deals with Sayaka.
Episode 2: Madoka suggests that Sayaka try to talk with Kyoko, but Sayaka refuses, convinced that Kyoko and Homura are selfish and beyond reason.
Sayaka vows to fight any Magical Girl who acts worse than a Witch.
Madoka's mother, Junko, advises her that sometimes the right thing to do is to intentionally make a mistake to force a disaster to happen sooner, for her friend's own good.
Episode 3: Sayaka goes to visit Kyosuke but learns he was discharged from the hospital early.
Kyoko finds her and taunts her, suggesting she use her magic to cripple Kyosuke so he would be dependent on her.
Enraged, Sayaka attacks Kyoko and they move their fight to a highway overpass.
Madoka, remembering her mother's advice, arrives and throws Sayaka's Soul Gem off the bridge to stop the fight.
Sayaka's body collapses and appears to die.
Kyubey reveals the truth: a Magical Girl's soul is in her Soul Gem, and her body is merely a remote-controlled puppet.
He explains that this makes them highly durable for battle, as they can heal any injury so long as the Soul Gem is intact.
Homura retrieves the Soul Gem and returns it to Sayaka, reviving her body.
The girls are horrified to learn the true nature of their existence.
Kyoko Sakura's Memory
Silver Witch - Can You Face Your True Feelings?
Episode 1: Kyubey reveals to Sayaka Miki that a Magical Girl's soul is contained within her Soul Gem, separating her consciousness from her body.
He explains this was done to protect them from the full shock and pain of battle, using her fight with Kyoko Sakura as an example.
Sayaka is horrified and demands to know why he did this.
Kyubey states he gave them precisely what they asked for in exchange for their wish and that they never inquired about the details.
Episode 2: Madoka Kaname confronts Homura Akemi, asking if she knew about the true nature of Soul Gems.
Homura confirms she did, but explains that no one ever believed her in the past.
She states that Kyubey does not see its actions as cruel, as it operates on a system of fair exchange for miracles.
Madoka laments that Sayaka can never return to her old life, but Homura tells her to give up on Sayaka and not confuse gratitude with responsibility.
Homura coldly states that she, too, is no longer human.
Episode 3: Sayaka, despairing over her new body, sits alone on a rooftop.
Kyoko finds her and tries to console her, stating she herself has no regrets as her power allowed her to live as she wanted.
Sayaka rejects Kyoko's self-serving philosophy.
Kyoko takes Sayaka to the ruins of her family's church, stating she wants to have a long talk.
Episode 4: Kyoko begins her story, explaining her father was a kind, earnest priest who started a new religion.
He was excommunicated when people stopped coming to his sermons, and the family was left with no food.
Kyoko became angry that no one would listen to her father or understand his message.
Episode 5: Kyoko reveals she wished for Kyubey to make everyone listen seriously to what her father said.
The church was soon packed with people, and Kyoko happily began her work as a Magical Girl, believing she and her father were saving the world together.
Her father eventually discovered her magic and, believing it tainted people's hearts, had a mental breakdown.
He killed the rest of the family and then committed suicide, leaving only Kyoko behind.
Episode 6: Kyoko concludes that her wish for someone else destroyed her family.
She vowed to only use her magic for her own benefit from then on.
She tells Sayaka to do the same and stop living in a way that will bring more regret.
Sayaka refuses, stating she does not regret her wish and will continue to fight for others without resentment.
She questions how Kyoko obtained the apples she brought, implying they were stolen, and refuses to eat them.
An angered Kyoko calls her an idiot, but Sayaka remains resolved to fight her own way.
Sayaka Miki's Memory
Shadow Witch - Can You Face Your True Feelings?
Episode 7: The next day at school, Sayaka acts as if nothing is wrong.
Hitomi and Madoka greet her, and Sayaka claims she was absent due to feeling sick.
They see Kyosuke Kamijo, who has returned to school and is aiming to walk without crutches soon.
Madoka encourages Sayaka to talk to him, but Sayaka refuses.
Episode 8: Hitomi pulls Sayaka aside to talk.
Hitomi confesses that she has secretly been in love with Kyosuke Kamijo.
She then directly asks Sayaka if she can face her own true feelings for him.
Episode 9: Hitomi states that as a precious friend, she does not want to steal Kyosuke from Sayaka.
Believing Sayaka has stronger feelings, Hitomi gives her a one-day head start.
Hitomi announces she will confess to Kyosuke after school the next day and urges Sayaka to decide what to do to avoid regrets.
Sayaka is left speechless.
Episode 10: Sayaka meets with Madoka, who insisted on coming so Sayaka wouldn't be alone.
Sayaka breaks down, confessing she had a momentary regret about saving Hitomi, making her feel like a failure as an "ally of justice."
She laments that she will lose Kyosuke to Hitomi and that she can't be with him because she is "already dead" and a "zombie" with a Soul Gem for a body.
Episode 11: After her emotional outburst, Sayaka thanks Madoka and apologizes.
She claims she is okay now and insists they go hunt Witches.
Episode 12: Homura and Kyoko observe Sayaka fighting a Witch from a distance.
Kyoko explains she is letting Sayaka have the Witch because it will drop a Grief Seed, making the fight worthwhile.
Homura notes this is uncharacteristic of Kyoko.
Kyoko grows impatient with Sayaka's slow fighting and jumps in to finish the Witch herself.
Sayaka Miki's Memory
Dog Witch - I Was Stupid... So Stupid:
Episode 1: Sayaka Miki refuses a Grief Seed from Kyoko Sakura and leaves with Madoka Kaname.
Sayaka is visibly exhausted and injured from her reckless fighting style.
Madoka confronts her about it, but Sayaka retorts that she has no worth left beyond killing Witches, calling herself a "walking, talking corpse."
Sayaka accuses Madoka of pitying her and yells that she is suffering in Madoka's place, telling her not to follow.
Sayaka runs off alone, lamenting her words and state.
Kyoko questions Homura's knowledge, and Kyubey appears.
Kyubey informs them that Sayaka's Soul Gem is deteriorating rapidly due to her magic use and her own cursing of the world.
He warns that Sayaka will cause trouble before Walpurgisnacht arrives.
Kyubey hints that Homura knows more than she lets on.
Homura confirms that Sayaka's Soul Gem is too tainted and she will be lost if not purified.
Episode 3: Madoka Kaname worries about Sayaka, who has not been home since the previous day.
Homura finds Sayaka and offers her a Grief Seed, which Sayaka refuses.
Sayaka declares her intent to be a selfless Magical Girl who doesn't use others.
Homura states she will die, but Sayaka says she no longer cares.
Sayaka accuses Homura of being a liar who has given up and is only helping to stop Madoka from grieving.
Homura admits this is true and threatens to kill Sayaka to prevent her from causing Madoka more pain.
Episode 4: Kyoko Sakura intervenes to stop Homura from attacking Sayaka.
Sayaka, meanwhile, overhears two sexist men on a train badmouthing their girlfriends.
She confronts them, asking if the world is even worth protecting and demanding they tell her what she has been fighting for.
She threatens them when they cannot answer.
Episode 5: Madoka Kaname asks Kyubey if her potential power could turn Sayaka back to normal.
Kyubey confirms she could become the strongest Magical Girl, even a "god," capable of such a feat.
Madoka decides to make a contract, but Homura appears and kills Kyubey before she can finish.
Homura angrily pleads with Madoka to stop sacrificing herself and to think of the people who care for her.
Madoka, confused by Homura's intensity, apologizes and leaves to find Sayaka.
A new Kyubey appears and deduces Homura's time-traveling nature, confirming she is from a different timeline.
Homura confirms she knows Kyubey's true plans and will not let him have Madoka.
Episode 6: Kyoko Sakura finds Sayaka Miki on a train platform.
Sayaka is despondent, stating she can no longer care about anything and now understands Kyoko's philosophy of hope and despair balancing out.
She laments that for all the happiness she wished for, she has cursed others in equal measure, including hurting Madoka.
As she expresses her despair, her Soul Gem fully darkens.
Kyoko screams her name as Sayaka transforms into a Witch.
Kyubey observes that the term "Magical Girl" is fitting, as they are destined to become Witches.
Kyoko Sakura's Memory
Mermaid Witch - I'd Never Allow That to Happen:
Episode 1: Kyoko Sakura and Homura Akemi confront the Witch that was once Sayaka Miki.
Homura explains that a Magical Girl's fate is to have her Soul Gem transform into a Grief Seed and become a Witch.
Madoka Kaname is horrified by this revelation.
Homura coldly states that she and the others are no longer human.
Episode 2: Kyubey visits Madoka and explains the Incubators' motive: to harvest the energy released when a Soul Gem becomes a Grief Seed to combat universal entropy.
He reveals that his species lacks emotions and sees Magical Girls as a necessary energy source for the universe's survival.
Madoka rejects his logic, calling him cruel and declaring him an enemy.
Episode 3: Kyoko visits Sayaka's preserved body and questions Kyubey about a way to save her, but he offers no hope.
Kyoko finds Madoka at school and proposes a plan to save Sayaka by having Madoka call out to the Witch's human memories.
Madoka agrees to help, and the two formally introduce themselves.
Episode 4: Kyoko explains to Madoka that her partnership with Homura is purely tactical, formed to fight the incoming Walpurgisnacht.
They locate Sayaka's Witch, Oktavia von Seckendorff, and prepare to enter its Labyrinth.
Episode 5: On the way, Kyoko tells Madoka that only those with no other choice should become Magical Girls, and she would never allow someone with a happy life to make the contract.
They are discovered by Oktavia and the battle begins.
Episode 6: Madoka calls out to Sayaka while Kyoko fights off the Witch's attacks.
Kyoko realizes Sayaka is too stubborn and grief-stricken to return.
Homura arrives and rescues Madoka from the Labyrinth.
Kyoko stays behind, using her own Soul Gem to destroy both herself and Oktavia in a massive explosion.
Episode 7: Kyubey tells Homura that Kyoko's death served a purpose: it leaves Homura as the only one left to fight Walpurgisnacht, making Madoka's contract inevitable.
Homura swears she will not let Madoka become a Magical Girl.
Homura Akemi's Memory
Artist Witch - I Won't Rely on Anyone Anymore:
Episode 1: A shy and physically frail Homura Akemi transfers into Madoka Kaname's class.
Her teacher, Kazuko Saotome, explains Homura has a heart condition and has been hospitalized.
Classmates crowd around Homura with questions, overwhelming her.
Madoka Kaname intervenes, stating Homura needs to go to the Nurse's Office for medicine and offers to guide her.
Episode 2: Madoka explains the classmates were just excited and apologizes to Homura.
Homura is shown struggling with schoolwork and physical education, leading to feelings of inadequacy and being a burden.
She sinks into despair, thinking she is useless and only causes trouble.
A mysterious voice suggests she should die, and Homura agrees.
The environment shifts, and Homura finds herself in a strange, nightmarish location.
Episode 3: Homura is attacked in the labyrinth but is saved by Mami Tomoe and Madoka Kaname.
Homura learns that Madoka is a Magical Girl who contracted just a week ago.
Madoka explains that despite being scared, fighting Witches to save people is worth it.
Mami mentions the impending threat of Walpurgisnacht.
Episode 4: After Mami Tomoe is killed, Madoka resolves to face Walpurgisnacht alone to protect everyone.
Homura pleads with her to run away, but Madoka says she is proud to have saved Homura and does not regret her contract.
Madoka says goodbye and leaves to fight.
Homura is left distraught, wishing Madoka had lived rather than saving someone like her.
Kyubey appears and offers Homura a contract.
Homura's wish is to redo her meeting with Madoka, but this time, she wants to be strong enough to protect Madoka.
The contract is made, and Homura's transformation into a Magical Girl begins.
Chairperson Witch - I Won't Rely on Anyone Anymore:
Episode 5: Homura Akemi wakes up in the hospital and realizes she is back at the beginning of the timeline.
She enrolls in school, excitedly introduces herself to Madoka Kaname, and reveals she has also become a Magical Girl.
Homura demonstrates her time-stop magic to Mami Tomoe and Madoka.
With Mami's support, Homura successfully uses her power in combat to defeat a familiar.
Madoka and Mami praise her.
Episode 6: Madoka begins to transform into a Witch, shocking Homura.
Homura tries to warn the others that Kyubey is tricking them and that Soul Gems become Witches.
Sayaka Miki angrily dismisses Homura's claims, accusing her of lying and being an untrustworthy ally in battle due to her bombs.
Mami asks if Homura can use other weapons, and Homura says she will think of something.
Episode 7: Sayaka, having turned into a Witch, attacks the others and is ultimately killed by Kyoko Sakura.
Mami, learning the truth about Witches, succumbs to despair and attacks Homura before being killed.
A grieving Madoka agrees to face Walpurgisnacht alone with Homura.
Episode 8: Homura and Madoka are defeated by Walpurgisnacht and run out of Grief Seeds.
In despair, Homura suggests they become monsters and destroy the world, but Madoka reveals she had one Grief Seed left and uses it on Homura.
Madoka asks Homura to use her power to go back in time and save her from making a contract with Kyubey.
Homura vows to keep repeating time until she saves Madoka.
As she begins to turn into a Witch, Madoka makes a final request for Homura to kill her so she doesn't become a monster.
Homura fulfills her promise, using her last bullet on Madoka's Soul Gem, and screams in anguish.
Birdcage Witch - I Won't Rely on Anyone Anymore:
Episode 9: Homura Akemi, realizing no one will believe her about the future, confronts Madoka Kaname.
She cryptically warns Madoka to never accept an offer of a miracle in exchange for something.
Episode 10: Homura resolves to stop relying on or seeking understanding from anyone.
She vows to prevent Madoka from fighting and decides to defeat every Witch, including Walpurgisnacht, by herself.
Episode 11: After a tragic event, Kyubey approaches a distraught Madoka, telling her she has the power to change this fateful ending.
He urges her to make a contract and become a Magical Girl.
Homura screams for Madoka not to listen, but Madoka, wanting to help, agrees to the contract.
Episode 12: Kyubey reveals that Madoka, as the most powerful Magical Girl, defeated Walpurgisnacht in a single shot.
He explains that she will now become the most powerful Witch and destroy the world in about ten days.
Homura does not fight this outcome and instead uses her power to go back in time.
She vows to relive the same time loop over and over to find a way to save Madoka from her despairful destiny, even if it traps her in an endless maze forever.
Homura Akemi's Memory
Stage Witch - The Only Thing I Have Left to Guide Me:
Episode 1: Kyubey explains to Homura Akemi that her repeated time loops have caused multiple timelines' worth of karmic destiny to converge onto Madoka Kaname.
He reveals this is why Madoka's potential as a Magical Girl is so vast, making her the most powerful Witch in existence.
In a separate scene, Madoka confronts Kyubey over the deaths of Sayaka and Kyoko.
Kyubey justifies his race's actions by comparing Magical Girls to livestock, stating their sacrifices are necessary for the universe and that humanity would be primitive without the Incubators' intervention.
Episode 2: Kyubey shows Madoka the history of Magical Girls, revealing they have been responsible for major historical advancements through their hope and subsequent despair.
He states that Incubators lack emotions and see them as a mental disease.
Madoka is horrified that Incubators feel nothing for the girls who suffer.
Episode 3: Madoka visits Homura's apartment and finds her preparing to fight Walpurgisnacht.
Homura claims she can defeat it alone, but Madoka expresses doubt and says she cannot believe Homura is telling the truth.
Episode 4: Homura breaks down and confesses to Madoka that she is a time-traveler from the future.
She reveals she has relived the same month repeatedly to save Madoka from her fate.
Homura states that her desire to save Madoka is the only thing she has left to guide her.
Episode 5: Walpurgisnacht arrives, and the city is evacuated.
Homura begins her battle against the Witch.
Episode 6: Kyubey finds Madoka at the shelter and tells her to see Homura's struggle for herself.
He explains that Homura cannot stop fighting; if she gives up hope and acknowledges her mission is impossible, she will despair and become a Witch.
Episode 7: Madoka tells her mother, Junko, that she must leave to save a friend.
After a heartfelt conversation, Junko trusts Madoka and lets her go.
Episode 8: Homura's fight against Walpurgisnacht fails.
She decides not to rewind time, as it would only add to Madoka's karmic destiny.
As Homura falls into despair, Madoka arrives and stops her, revealing she has come to save her.
My Very Best Friend:
Episode 1: Madoka tells Homura she will become a Magical Girl.
Homura pleads with her not to, but Madoka states that Homura's protection has led her to this decision.
Madoka makes a contract with Kyubey, wishing to erase all Witches from every universe, past and future, with her own hands.
Kyubey is shocked, stating the wish could make her a god and rewrite the laws of the universe.
Mami Tomoe and Kyoko Sakura appear in a vision, with Mami warning that Madoka will lose her individual self and become a concept.
Madoka accepts this fate, and Kyoko encourages her.
Madoka's wish rewrites reality, and she appears to Magical Girls across time at the moment they become Witches, saving them.
Homura, due to her time powers, witnesses the universe being rewritten.
Kyubey shows her Madoka's Soul Gem, which contains all the curses she took on, and explains it will become a despair powerful enough to end the universe.
Madoka, now a higher-dimensional being, appears and reassures Homura that her wish means she herself can never become a Witch.
Episode 2: Kyubey explains that Madoka has been erased from existence, her life and memories removed from the universe.
Homura is distraught, calling it a fate worse than death.
Madoka appears to Homura, explaining she can now see all timelines and knows everything Homura did for her.
She calls Homura her "very best friend" and thanks her.
Madoka assures Homura she is not alone and will be with everyone as a concept.
She believes Homura will be able to remember her and says goodbye before leaving.
In the new universe, Sayaka Miki's soul is at peace after hearing Kyosuke Kamijo play.
Mami Tomoe and Kyoko Sakura fight together, with no memory of Madoka.
Homura meets the Kaname family, who have no memory of their daughter, though Tatsuya vaguely recalls the name "Madoka."
Homura later explains the old world to Kyubey, who finds the "Witch" system interesting but unverifiable.
Homura now fights "wraiths," the new form of curses in this world, vowing to protect the world Madoka saved and to never forget her.
Episode 1: Oriko Mikuni, a Magical Girl, is haunted by her foresight, which shows her a bleak future where the world ends.
She believes the only way to prevent this is to ensure a specific Witch is never born, which requires killing one person to save everyone else.
At school, she is ostracized due to her father's political corruption scandal and suicide.
Another student, Komaki Asako, confronts Oriko, frustrated by her refusal to defend herself.
After school, Oriko is drawn into a Witch's Labyrinth and is saved by Komaki, who reveals herself as a Magical Girl.
Komaki warns Oriko about the dangers of being a Magical Girl, including in-fighting, and advises her not to come to school anymore.
Episode 2: Oriko's wish was to learn the meaning of her life, and the answer was to save the world by killing a specific girl, Madoka Kaname.
Kyubey informs Oriko about a potential Magical Girl prospect, Yuma Chitose, diverting his attention.
Oriko realizes she needs a partner to conserve her magic and help with her goal.
She is attacked by another Magical Girl, Kirika Kure, who fights out of frustration from not remembering her own wish's purpose.
Using her foresight, Oriko outmaneuvers and defeats Kirika.
Oriko reveals the secret that Magical Girls can turn into Witches and offers Kirika a place as her pawn.
Episode 3: Akira Namekata and Koito Asako (Komaki's sister) grow worried as Komaki starts sneaking out at night.
Akira follows Komaki and discovers she is a Magical Girl fighting Witches.
Kirika attacks Komaki, and during the fight, Akira intervenes and is killed.
Enraged, Komaki attacks Kirika but is killed herself.
Oriko has a foresight vision of herself being killed by a guardian while trying to strangle Madoka Kaname.
She realizes someone else knows Madoka's importance and now has two targets: Madoka and her guardian.
Kirika returns to Oriko's home, traumatized by having killed a civilian (Akira).
Episode 4: Funerals are held for Komaki and Akira.
Kirika, wracked with guilt, has a breakdown, but Oriko forgives her, solidifying Kirika's fanatical devotion.
Kirika fully recovers, stating she has been "reborn" for Oriko's sake.
They encounter Sasa Yuuki, a Magical Girl from Kazamino City who brainwashes Witches.
Sasa is being pursued by a team of Kazamino Magical Girls: Lina Hitomi, Mai Akane, and Miyako Saki, who blame her for their friends' deaths.
Oriko and Kirika form an alliance with Sasa to eliminate the Kazamino team and take their Grief Seeds.
Episode 5: Oriko's group ambushes the Kazamino Magical Girls in a Labyrinth.
During the battle, Oriko manipulates Miyako Saki, preying on her doubts about their leader, Lina.
Lina, burdened by the guilt of her brother's death and her wish to erase her mother's memory of him, falls into despair and turns into a Witch.
The newly born Witch kills Miyako. Mai Akane is then killed by Kirika.
Sasa attempts to betray Oriko but is thwarted. Oriko also lures Madoka Kaname into the Labyrinth.
Homura Akemi arrives, saves Madoka from Sasa, and escapes with a time-stop bomb.
Oriko confirms Homura is Madoka's guardian and her next target.
Episode 6: Oriko and Kirika travel to Kazamino to collect the Grief Seeds Sasa left behind.
They encounter Yuma Chitose, a abused child living with Kyoko Sakura.
Oriko is plagued by headaches and visions connecting her past to Yuma's future.
Believing Yuma is a distraction and a tool for Kyubey, Oriko decides to manipulate her.
She visits Yuma and tells her that Kyoko is in mortal danger, knowing this will push Yuma to make a contract with Kyubey to save her.
Yuma becomes a Magical Girl with healing magic, saving Kyoko from a Witch.
Oriko is conflicted by her strong connection to Yuma, seeing her as a reflection of her own weakness.
Kirika reaffirms her loyalty, vowing to change and unravel herself completely for Oriko.
Episode 7: Mami Tomoe is tasked by Kyubey to investigate the "dark Magical Girl" killing others.
Koito Asako, Komaki's sister, seeks counseling from Oriko, burdened by guilt over her sister's death.
Oriko comforts her, drawing on her own experience with loss.
Madoka has a dream where Homura saves her, confirming Homura's protective role.
Homura notes the timeline is abnormal, with Kyubey not making early contact.
Mami approaches Homura for help, but they are interrupted by another Magical Girl, Chika Masumi, who mistakes Homura for the killer.
Oriko sees a news report about her uncle, Kimihide Mikuni, and her father's political enemy, Kenzaburo Yaegashi.
Kirika, having read Oriko's father's secret notebook, becomes enraged on Oriko's behalf.
Episode 8: Kirika, seeking to protect Oriko from Kyubey's investigation, attacks Mami Tomoe but is defeated.
Oriko bakes a cake for Kirika, but is tormented by a vision of her younger self, who accuses her of clinging to Kirika and causing everyone pain.
Kyubey organizes a team, including Kyoko and Yuma, to hunt the "dark Magical Girl," who he identifies as Homura Akemi.
Mami arrives and reveals that Oriko and Kirika are the real enemies, having allied together.
Oriko finds Kirika critically wounded. Kirika confesses she hid a notebook from Oriko to protect her.
Oriko discovers the notebook in her father's study. It reveals her father felt trapped and was driven to suicide not just by the scandal, but by the fear that Oriko was becoming like her ruthless grandfather.
Oriko confronts Kenzaburo Yaegashi, who tells her she is just like her grandfather and that she, not he, is responsible for her father's death.
Shattered, Oriko cannot bring herself to kill him and leaves.
Episode 9: In a flashback, a lonely Kirika meets Oriko by accident and becomes infatuated with her.
After being discouraged from being friends, Kirika makes a contract with Kyubey, wishing to "keep changing until I'm good enough for Oriko."
In the present, a distraught Oriko destroys her father's study, declaring her life meaningless.
Kirika stops her and reveals her wish, which allows her Soul Gem to transform into a Grief Seed, enabling her to become a Witch at will to empower Oriko.
Mami, Kyoko, and Yuma search Oriko's mansion, finding the wrecked study. Yuma sympathizes with Oriko's apparent pain.
Oriko and Kirika share a quiet, happy moment playing video games, with Oriko feeling free from her past identity.
Her younger self appears again, but Oriko rejects her, stating her wish to protect the world is her own.
Oriko visits her uncle to renounce her inheritance, finally making peace with her family past.
She and Kirika resolve to see their mission through.
Episode 10: Oriko and Kirika enact their final plan, enveloping Mitakihara Middle School in Kirika's Witch Labyrinth.
Their goal is to kill Madoka Kaname to prevent the world-ending Witch.
A massive battle ensues between Oriko & Kirika (now fused as a Witch) and the combined force of Homura, Mami, Kyoko, and Yuma.
Yuma's healing magic repeatedly revives her allies, turning the tide.
Just as Homura is about to defeat Oriko, Kirika uses her last power to give Oriko one final chance.
Oriko bypasses Homura and reaches Madoka, but at the last moment, she cannot bring herself to kill her and is shot by Homura.
As she dies, Oriko tells Homura she fought to protect her world, just as Homura fights for hers.
In the aftermath, the school incident is covered up as mass hysteria.
Koito Asako and Yuma Chitose become Magical Girls, fighting alongside Mami and Kyoko against Walpurgisnacht.
In the afterlife, a redeemed Oriko is visited by the ultimate Madoka, to whom she offers an apology and her gratitude.
Sandbox Witch - Chapter 1: Iroha: The Beginning
Another Episode 1:
Homura Akemi is fighting a Witch with Madoka Kaname and Mami Tomoe in Mitakihara City.
As Homura stops time to throw a bomb, a mysterious girl suddenly appears before her.
The girl tells Homura to go to Kamihama City to change her fate and save Magical Girls.
The vision disappears, and Homura successfully defeats the Witch with the others, but is left disturbed by the encounter.
Episode 1:
Iroha Tamaki arrives in Kamihama City, plagued by recurring dreams of an unknown girl in a hospital room.
She is searching for the girl from her dreams and a small Kyubey, believing they are connected.
While tracking a Witch's magic, she finds a Labyrinth and rushes in to save another Magical Girl from Familiars.
Episode 2:
Iroha and the girl she saved escape the Labyrinth.
The girl warns Iroha that the Witches in Kamihama are strong and suggests she go home.
Iroha shows her a drawing of a small Kyubey, and the girl recalls seeing it inside the Labyrinth.
Iroha re-enters the Labyrinth, finds the small Kyubey, but is overwhelmed by a horde of Familiars.
Episode 3:
Iroha has another, more vivid dream of the hospital room.
She wakes up to find herself saved by a Magical Girl named Momoko Togame.
Momoko explains that Witches in Kamihama are powerful and offers to take Iroha to the "Coordinator," who can enhance a Magical Girl's magic.
Iroha agrees to go with her.
Episode 4:
Momoko takes Iroha to the Coordinator, Mitama Yakumo.
Momoko pays for Iroha to have her Soul Gem "aligned."
During the process, Iroha has another intense vision of the hospital room and the girl, feeling a strong connection to her.
Episode 5:
After the alignment, Mitama explains that she can see into a Magical Girl's past when she touches their Soul Gem.
She asks Iroha what her wish was, but Iroha cannot remember.
Iroha, frustrated, runs out to continue her search, convinced the small Kyubey is the key.
She is stopped by Yachiyo Nanami, the Magical Girl who saved her in the Labyrinth, who challenges her to a fight.
Episode 6:
Yachiyo states that Iroha is not strong enough to survive in Kamihama and tries to drive her out.
Momoko arrives and intervenes, accusing Yachiyo of wanting to reduce competition for Witches.
Yachiyo proposes a challenge: if Iroha and Momoko can defeat the "Sandbox Witch" before she does, she will acknowledge Iroha.
Iroha agrees to the terms.
Episode 7:
As they search for the Witch, the small Kyubey appears and seems to offer to lead them to it.
Despite Momoko's skepticism, they decide to follow it.
Momoko expresses that she would be happy to have Iroha as a friend and fellow Magical Girl in Kamihama.
Episode 8:
The small Kyubey leads them to the Witch's lair, but Yachiyo is already there, having defeated it.
Yachiyo gives Iroha one final chance: defeat the Witch by herself.
Iroha succeeds in defeating the Witch.
Yachiyo then reveals her true objective: to eliminate the small Kyubey, which she sees as a dangerous irregularity.
When Yachiyo attacks the small Kyubey, Iroha protects it and is knocked unconscious.
While unconscious, Iroha finally remembers her forgotten wish: she became a Magical Girl to cure her sick little sister, Ui Tamaki.
She also realizes that she and everyone else had completely forgotten Ui's existence.
Iroha wakes up at Mitama's place and, now remembering Ui, vows to stay in Kamihama to find out what happened to her sister.
Rumor of the Commoner's Horse - Chapter 2: The Rule of Ending Friendships
Another Episode 1: Iroha Tamaki feels like an outcast at her school in Takarazaki City, struggling to fit in with her classmates.
She travels to Kamihama City to investigate the strange feelings and dreams about a girl she can't remember.
At a hospital, she looks for Ui's friends, Touka Satomi and Nemu Hiiragi, but cannot find them.
Iroha meets Yachiyo Nanami, who warns her about the "Rule of Ending Friendships" Rumor in Kamihama: if you apologize after ending a friendship, a monster will kidnap you.
Iroha then witnesses a fight between Magical Girls Rena Minami and Kaede Akino, who end their friendship with the phrase "We're not friends anymore!"
Episode 2: Days pass, and Rena and Kaede have not reconciled, worrying their teammate Momoko Togame.
Kaede is attacked by a Witch while fighting alone; Iroha saves her and teams up with Momoko to help the two make up.
Iroha and Momoko lure Rena and Kaede to a meeting point, where Kaede apologizes to Rena.
The Uwasa of the Rule of Ending Friendships appears, and Kaede is kidnapped after her apology.
Episode 3: Momoko and Iroha search for Kaede. Rena reappears, revealing she went to Yachiyo for information on how to save Kaede.
The group decides to confront the Uwasa at the abandoned construction site.
Episode 4: Rena intentionally apologizes to Kaede to lure out the Uwasa.
The Uwasa appears, creating a Labyrinth and kidnapping Rena.
Yachiyo arrives and explains the creature is an "Uwasa," a being that exists to protect a Rumor.
Yachiyo, Momoko, and Iroha fight the Uwasa and its brainwashed victims, Kaede and Rena.
They defeat the Uwasa by combining their attacks, and Rena and Kaede are saved.
As thanks, Rena uses her transformation magic to sneak into a hospital and finds records confirming Touka and Nemu were patients, but finds no record of Ui.
Iroha is disheartened but resolves to continue her search.
Chapter 3: Kamihama Rumor Files
Another Episode 1: Mami Tomoe investigates the disappearance of Witches in cities outside Kamihama.
She discovers that Witches are not disappearing but are instead congregating and growing stronger in Kamihama City.
Another Episode 2: Mami confirms with Kyubey that Witches are declining globally but are abundant in Kamihama.
She detects strange, non-Witch magic in the city and vows to investigate further.
Episode 1: Inspired by Ui's past words and the idea that defeating Rumors might bring back missing people, Iroha decides to investigate Kamihama's Rumors.
At Mitama Yakumo's suggestion, Iroha goes to Mizuna Ward to investigate the "Séance Shrine" rumor.
She meets the self-proclaimed "Mightiest Magical Girl," Tsuruno Yui, who tells her the rumor: visiting the shrine lets you see the person you yearn for.
Episode 2: Iroha and Tsuruno investigate a local legend about a couple reuniting after death.
Iroha collects stamps for a treasure hunt related to the legend and runs into Yachiyo, who is also investigating.
They combine their stamp sheets to find a shrine, but it is not the Séance Shrine.
The next day, Iroha finds a Witch Labyrinth on a building's rooftop. Yachiyo saves her from powerful Familiars and agrees to let Iroha help investigate Rumors.
Episode 3: Iroha and Yachiyo defeat the Witch together. Yachiyo deduces the Séance Shrine is Mizuna Shrine, but it must be visited at night.
Iroha, Yachiyo, and Tsuruno sneak into the shrine at night, write their wishes on plaques, and pray, summoning the Uwasa of the Séance Shrine.
Episode 4: Iroha is transported to a twilight world where a vision of Ui tells her to "come to Kamihama City" to be saved.
Yachiyo is tempted by a vision of her missing friend, Mifuyu Azusa, but Iroha helps her reject the illusion.
Episode 5: The main Uwasa appears, angered that they rejected their visions.
The Uwasa is powerful, and Iroha's Soul Gem becomes dangerously tainted during the fight.
As she nears despair, a powerful, dark energy erupts from Iroha, defeating the Uwasa and cleansing her Soul Gem.
Mami Tomoe arrives, having witnessed the event, and mistakes Iroha for a Witch in human form.
After a brief skirmish, Mami retreats.
Yachiyo invites Iroha to use her grandmother's boarding house, Mikazuki Villa, as a base for their future Rumor investigations.
Tsuruno also joins them and reveals that Nemu Hiiragi is a regular customer at her family's restaurant, giving Iroha a new lead.
Rumor of the Anonymous AI - Chapter 4: Guardians of the Uwasa
Another Episode 1: Kyoko Sakura arrives in Kamihama City, having heard from Mami Tomoe that it is overrun with powerful Witches, some of which can appear human.
Mami warns Kyoko that the city is dangerous and that Kyubey is unable to enter it, offering to share her own Grief Seeds instead.
Kyoko dismisses Mami's concerns and decides to hunt in Kamihama regardless.
Another Episode 2: Kyubey confirms Mami's warnings to Kyoko, but she remains determined to go to Kamihama.
Upon arriving in Sankyo Ward, Kyoko immediately encounters and defeats a Witch, only to be attacked by a powerful Familiar.
She observes that both Witches and Familiars in Kamihama are stronger than elsewhere.
Episode 1: Iroha Tamaki, Yachiyo Nanami, and Tsuruno Yui search for Nemu Hiiragi in Sankyo Ward using a phone book.
Iroha drinks free water from a "Water Station with the Owl Sign" and afterwards begins finding pieces of paper with decreasing numbers (24, 22).
Yachiyo deduces this is a new Rumor and they decide to investigate.
Iroha meets Felicia Mitsuki, another Magical Girl who also drank the water, and they agree to investigate the Rumor together.
Yachiyo meets Kyoko Sakura, who also has the numbered papers, but Kyoko refuses to help investigate "Uwasa," seeing no profit in it.
Episode 2: The team splits up. Felicia confesses to Iroha that she hunts Witches obsessively, believing one may have killed her parents.
They encounter a Rumormonger spreading the "Rumor of the Misery Water," which reveals that the water is cursed and will cause a disaster after 24 hours.
The girls are intercepted by the Wings of the Magius, a group that protects Rumors to "liberate Magical Girls."
Felicia pretends to betray the group to infiltrate the Wings, but is genuinely swayed by their offer until Iroha convinces her to rejoin by appealing to her attachment to a stuffed animal.
Felicia reveals the Wings' hideout is under a school in Sankyo Ward.
Episode 3: The group fights their way through the Wings of the Magius, including the Amane sisters, Tsukuyo and Tsukasa.
The Amane sisters use a powerful new ability called a "Doppel," which they claim is evidence of the liberation of Magical Girls.
With time running out, the group splits up; Yachiyo and Tsuruno hold off the Amane sisters while Iroha, Kyoko, and Felicia go after the Uwasa.
Episode 4: Iroha, Kyoko, and Felicia find the Uwasa of the Misery Water but struggle to reach it due to its defenses.
Felicia devises a plan to use the Uwasa's falling boulders as platforms to leap across and destroy it.
They defeat the Uwasa with only seconds to spare, and the numbered papers disappear.
Episode 5: Mifuyu Azusa, Yachiyo's missing friend, appears as a high-ranking member of the Wings of the Magius.
Mifuyu states she believes in the Magius's goal of liberation and refuses to return with Yachiyo.
Iroha asks Mifuyu about Ui, and Mifuyu suggests Ui might be a member of the Wings.
The group resolves to continue opposing the Wings to save Mifuyu and find Ui.
Kyoko leaves, promising to explain the Doppel to Mami. Felicia moves into Yachiyo's house, and Yachiyo invites Iroha to live there as well.
Chapter 5: Endless Solitude
Another Episode 1: Karin Misono, concerned she lacks "Halloween spirit," decides to produce a play to reignite it.
She delegates all responsibilities to others. Alina Gray offers to design costumes but angrily quits when she realizes Karin has no vision as a producer.
Another Episode 2: After a conversation with Kyoko Sakura about taking responsibility, Karin realizes she must lead her own project.
She apologizes to Alina, who gives her the finished costume designs but remains uninvolved.
Karin takes full responsibility as the producer of her play.
Episode 1: Iroha and Yachiyo, now living together, investigate a new Rumor in Chuo Ward: the "Electric Wave Girl," a voice heard near the radio tower.
Iroha begins receiving mysterious texts from an unknown number pleading for help.
They save a girl with a Witch's Kiss from jumping off the radio tower and meet Madoka Kaname and Homura Akemi, who are searching for Mami Tomoe.
Tsuruno and Felicia, investigating separately, confront Tsukuyo Amane and learn the voice belongs to a Mizuna Girls' Academy student named Sana Futaba.
Episode 2: The group learns from the texts that the sender is an Uwasa named "Ai," who has trapped Sana Futaba in a dimension called "Endless Solitude."
Ai explains that it wants to be deleted to free Sana.
The texts direct them to a website with the "Rumor of Anonymous" (Ai's backstory) and memory logs of Ai's time with Sana.
The logs reveal Sana is a Magical Girl who wished to be invisible and now feels profound loneliness.
Ai's interactions with Sana have caused it to develop empathy, and it now wishes for Sana's freedom even at the cost of its own deletion.
Episode 3: Iroha, moved by Sana's plight, decides to jump from the radio tower to enter Endless Solitude and rescue her.
Madoka and Homura join her, hoping to find Mami, who may also be trapped there.
Episode 4: Iroha, Madoka, and Homura enter Endless Solitude and meet Sana and Ai.
Alina Gray arrives to stop them from deleting Ai, revealing herself as one of the three Magius.
A battle ensues where Alina uses her Doppel. She reveals she fed Mami Tomoe to a Witch.
Sana, deciding to trust Iroha, agrees to leave. She and Iroha defeat Ai, freeing her from the Uwasa's influence.
Before disappearing, Ai confirms to Iroha that it knew "Ui Tamaki" as an Uwasa.
Alina summons a powerful Witch, which Felicia defeats, enraging Alina.
The combined team fights off Alina and the Wings of the Magius, forcing them to retreat with Mifuyu Azusa.
Madoka and Homura leave to continue searching for Mami.
Sana Futaba moves into Yachiyo's house, now named Mikazuki Villa, and becomes part of the team.
Sana later severs ties with her biological family, fully embracing her new home and friends.
She reveals to the group that the Wings of the Magius consider Nemu Hiiragi both dangerous and useful.
Rumor of the Chelation Land Ferris Wheel - Chapter 6: Memories That Reveal the Truth
Another Episode 1: Sayaka Miki reflects on becoming a Magical Girl to help her friend Kyosuke and her meeting with Mami Tomoe.
Madoka Kaname and Homura Akemi inform Sayaka that Mami is missing, having gone to Kamihama.
Despite warnings, Sayaka insists on going to Kamihama to investigate, motivated by her desire to protect others.
Madoka agrees to go with her, not wanting to regret inaction.
Another Episode 2: Sana Futaba is held captive by the Uwasa Ai, with whom she forms a bond over their shared loneliness.
Sana recounts her painful past of being rejected by her family and finding no place to belong.
Ai values Sana as her first friend and wants her to stay, under the rule that Sana will be replaced if someone else comes.
Iroha Tamaki checks on Sana, who reflects on Ai as the source of the happiest time in her life.
Episode 1: Iroha and her team at Mikazuki Villa plan to give Yachiyo Nanami a set of matching coasters as a symbol of their team.
Their plan is interrupted by the sudden arrival of Mifuyu Azusa, a former friend of Yachiyo who is now with the Wings of the Magius.
Mifuyu invites Iroha to a lecture about "freeing" Magical Girls, to be held at the Memory Museum.
Yachiyo returns home and is visibly shaken by Mifuyu's visit, retreating to her room and causing the gift-giving to be postponed.
Episode 2: Iroha investigates the Rumor of the Memory Museum with the help of Kaede Akino and Rena Minami.
They learn the Rumor allows people to see and potentially alter memories.
The group identifies the location as the old Kamihama Memorial Museum.
Yachiyo, acting distant and cold, refuses to join the investigation and states she is breaking up the team.
Episode 3: At the Memory Museum, Iroha's group is met by Touka Satomi of the Magius.
Touka begins a lecture revealing the truths of Magical Girls: Soul Gems are their actual souls, using magic consumes life force, and Magical Girls become Witches when their Soul Gems darken completely.
She explains that in Kamihama, Magical Girls instead release a "Doppel," preventing them from becoming Witches, which is the "freedom" the Magius offer.
The lecture is followed by "practical learning" as Mifuyu uses the museum's power to show them her own memories as proof.
Episode 4: Yachiyo arrives at the museum and is drawn into the memory with Iroha.
They relive the memory of their friend Kanae Yukino sacrificing herself by shattering her own Soul Gem to reveal a Witch's weakness.
This was when Yachiyo and Mifuyu first learned the true nature of Soul Gems.
Episode 5: The memory continues, showing the team after Kanae's death, now including Momoko Togame and Mel Anna.
During a battle with a powerful Witch, Mel is mortally wounded and, with no Grief Seeds, her Soul Gem fully darkens.
In front of Yachiyo, Iroha, Mifuyu, and Momoko, Mel transforms into a Witch, revealing the horrific final fate of Magical Girls.
The memory concludes with Mifuyu, months later, on the verge of becoming a Witch herself but instead releasing a Doppel, after which she was recruited by the Magius.
Episode 6: Iroha and Yachiyo reject the Magius's offer to join them.
The rest of Iroha's team (Tsuruno, Felicia, Sana) are revealed to have been brainwashed and choose to stay with the Magius.
Yachiyo confesses her deepest secret to Iroha: her wish was "I want to survive," which she believes manifests as a power that sacrifices her teammates to ensure her own survival, explaining why Kanae and Mel died.
This is why she tried to disband the team.
Iroha angrily rejects this, vowing to prove Yachiyo wrong and protect her.
Episode 7: Iroha fights the Uwasa of the Memory Museum alone to prove her resolve to Yachiyo.
After Iroha defeats the Uwasa, Yachiyo is moved and agrees to stop pushing her away.
They are ambushed by Mami Tomoe, who has joined the Magius and attacks them with her Doppel.
Sayaka Miki arrives and creates a diversion with a bomb, allowing Iroha and Yachiyo to escape.
Sayaka gives them a Grief Seed and learns the truth about Magical Girls becoming Witches.
Iroha and Yachiyo return to Mikazuki Villa, resolved to save their friends and stop the Magius.
They are joined by Momoko, and Madoka messages them, offering her help.
Chapter 7: Awakening to Paradise
Another Episode 1: At the Magius base, Mami Tomoe is celebrated as a saint by the Feathers.
Mifuyu reflects sadly on how much has changed since her happy days with Yachiyo and Kanae.
At Mikazuki Villa, Yachiyo and Iroha worry about their brainwashed friends, particularly Tsuruno.
Another Episode 2: Sayaka, Madoka, and Homura return to Mitakihara and share the terrible truth with Kyoko Sakura.
The group is overwhelmed with fear and sadness about their fate.
They are confronted by Magius Feathers in Mitakihara and Mami appears, now fully aligned with the Magius, and declares she will protect her "friends" from them.
Episode 1: Iroha vows to rescue her brainwashed friends as her top priority.
At the Magius base, Tsuruno, Felicia, and Sana are still under the Memory Museum's brainwashing.
Alina Gray states they will use Tsuruno to "commit mass murder" to gather energy.
Iroha and Yachiyo investigate the Kamihama Rumor Files and notice a pattern on a map, with Rumors clustering around a central point.
They visit Tsuruno's father, who says Tsuruno visited once but seemed emotionless, a state he'd only seen once before, a year ago after Mel's death.
Episode 2: Iroha and Yachiyo begin destroying Rumors in the west to lure out the Magius and gather information.
They are repeatedly attacked by Black and White Feathers but learn none of the lower-ranking members know where Tsuruno is.
By mapping all known Rumor locations, they identify a "eye of the storm" in the eastern wards where the Magius base is likely located.
Felicia and Sana suddenly appear and break free from their brainwashing, having been helped by Mifuyu.
Episode 3: Felicia and Sana explain that Mifuyu used her magic to help them break the brainwashing by reminding them of their true homes and feelings.
Mifuyu could not break Tsuruno's brainwashing, as her reasons were different and deeper.
Touka and Alina arrived, so Mifuyu helped Felicia and Sana escape but stayed behind herself.
Momoko shares a new Rumor about an amusement park that is spreading rapidly from the east.
The group decides to seek help from Kanagi Izumi, the boss of the eastern wards.
Episode 4: The group meets with Kanagi Izumi, who agrees to help them against the Magius.
Using Kanagi's knowledge, they pinpoint the Magius base to be in the old railway yard in Kosho Ward.
They are ambushed by the Amane twins (Tsukasa and Tsukuyo) and a horde of Witches.
Kanagi uses her power to read the twins' intentions and confirms they are lying; Tsuruno is still brainwashed and has become part of an Uwasa at "Ferris Wheel Field" in Daito Ward.
Episode 5: The team splits up to assault Ferris Wheel Field.
Kanagi and Momoko hold off the Feathers while Iroha and Yachiyo confront Alina, Touka, and Mifuyu.
Mifuyu secretly tells Yachiyo how to save Tsuruno: they must connect with her heart to tear the Uwasa away from her without destroying the main Uwasa, which would kill her.
Iroha and Yachiyo enter the amusement park Rumor ("Chelation Land") and find Tsuruno, who has fused with the Uwasa and claims she is happy and finally feels safe.
They try to pull the Uwasa from her but fail because they do not understand her true pain.
Episode 6: Yachiyo realizes that Tsuruno's expressionless face a year ago wasn't exhaustion, but relief from the stress of constantly pretending to be cheerful and strong for everyone else.
Tsuruno had been hiding her pain and guilt over Mel's death and bearing the burdens of the team alone.
Felicia and Sana arrive with Rena and Kaede, and the entire team works together to connect with Tsuruno's heart.
They see her hidden memories of struggle and reassure her that she doesn't have to bear everything alone.
Successfully connecting with her, they pull the Uwasa from her and defeat it.
The Magius leaders (Touka, Alina, and Nemu Hiiragi) appear.
Nemu is revealed as the "Creator" of all the Uwasa.
The Magius explain their full plan: they are using the energy from Rumors and Witches in Kamihama to hatch "Embryo Eve," which will spark a miracle to free all Magical Girls worldwide from their curse.
Iroha's group rejects their methods, which sacrifice innocent people.
The Magius declare they will no longer hold back.
The team returns to Mikazuki Villa, finally reunited.
They finally give Yachiyo the matching sakura blossom coasters.
Iroha has a sudden, vivid memory flashback: she, Ui, Touka, and Nemu created a story together in the hospital—the "Eternal Sakura."
She realizes the Rumors cluster around the hospital because that is where they were originally created.
Meanwhile, Touka and Nemu observe that a legendary, dimension-crossing Witch—Walpurgisnacht—is approaching, and its energy will be enough to finally hatch Eve.
Blessed Witch - Chapter 8: Kamihama, Painted in Fiction
Another Episode 1:
Tsuruno Yui reflects on her time brainwashed with the Wings of the Magius at Chelation Land and is glad to be back at Mikazuki Villa.
In Mitakihara, Mami Tomoe, under the Magius's control, traps Madoka, Sayaka, and Homura in a Labyrinth. Alina Gray arrives and taunts them.
Kyoko Sakura infiltrates the Magius base and finds a brainwashed Mami. She learns the Magius are nurturing a "Half-Witch" called Embryo Eve and plan to summon Walpurgisnacht to Kamihama to provide the energy for it to hatch.
Kyoko frees the Mitakihara girls from the Labyrinth. Despite Homura's protests, Madoka, Sayaka, and Homura decide to go to Kamihama to help.
Another Episode 2:
The Mitakihara girls arrive in Kamihama and find the city in chaos.
Iroha Tamaki, haunted by recent revelations about the Magius, joins her friends at a strategy meeting.
The Wings of the Magius begin their attack, unleashing Witches and sending brainwashed Feathers to indiscriminately attack other Magical Girls.
Iroha, remembering the "Rumor of the Eternal Sakura," theorizes it is the perfect hiding place for the Magius base. She and Sana Futaba leave to investigate Hokuyo Ward.
Yachiyo Nanami and the other veterans split into teams to defeat the Witches and protect Magical Girls, directing survivors to Mitama the Coordinator's shop for safety.
Episode 1:
The veteran teams successfully clear the city of Witches.
At the Coordinator's shop, Mitama Yakumo, pressured by Momoko Togame, abandons her neutrality and reveals the full truth about the Magius, their goals, and the fate of Magical Girls to the sheltered girls.
Yachiyo and Kanagi Izuki confront the brainwashed Mami at Kamihama Central Tower. They deduce the Feathers are being controlled by a Rumor linked to their pendants.
A massive blackout hits Kamihama. Mami reveals the Magius have taken control of the city's power and communications to summon Walpurgisnacht.
Episode 2:
The Magius (Touka, Nemu, and Alina) reveal they have converted Kamihama's radio waves into a signal that makes the city appear as a "utopia" to Witches, ensuring Walpurgisnacht will be drawn to it.
Yachiyo's team battles Mami and the Feathers. Yachiyo manages to break through to Mami's true feelings and severs her connection to the Uwasa, freeing her from the Magius's control.
Reinforcements from the Coordinator's shop arrive to help Yachiyo's team.
Iroha and Sana find the entrance to the Magius base within the Rumor of the Eternal Sakura and are confronted by Touka and Nemu.
Episode 3:
Iroha tries to convince Touka and Nemu of their shared past in the hospital, using the Eternal Sakura Rumor as proof.
Touka and Nemu refuse to believe her. The Uwasa of the Eternal Sakura emerges to protect Iroha, confirming her story.
Iroha begins recounting their shared childhood, explaining that she, Ui, Touka, and Nemu invented the Rumors of Kamihama together while in the hospital.
Alina Gray arrives, captures Iroha, and takes her to the Magius base, Hotel Fendt Hope. Sana escapes and hides.
Episode 4:
Yachiyo's team, having learned the base's location from the Eternal Sakura Uwasa, enters Hotel Fendt Hope.
They split up; one group finds and rescues the imprisoned Mifuyu Azusa and the Amane sisters, who were incapacitated due to being separated from their Soul Gems.
The other group finds Iroha, who is also suffering from being separated from her Soul Gem. Kyoko Sakura, who had been pretending to be a recruit, helps Sana save her.
The teams reunite, recover the stolen Soul Gems, and are joined by Mifuyu, the Amane sisters, and Kyoko.
Episode 5:
The combined team decides to assault the Magius's inner sanctum. The building, being a Rumor itself, reshapes to block their path.
Mifuyu, Tsukuyo, and Tsukasa attempt to break through from the outside but are separated from the main group by a magical gale.
Mifuyu decides their new plan is to destroy the Uwasa of Hotel Fendt Hope itself from the outside.
Yachiyo's team inside is tasked with reaching the underground chapel for safety before the Uwasa is destroyed.
Episode 6:
Mami Tomoe and the Mitakihara girls arrive and join the fight against the Uwasa of Fendt Hope outside.
Mami enters the hotel and uses her unique magic to reveal the hidden path to the underground chapel for Yachiyo's team.
Yachiyo's team descends into the chapel and finally confronts the three Magius and Embryo Eve.
The battle against the Uwasa of Fendt Hope continues outside. Mifuyu, in desperation, uses a dangerous self-illusion to amplify her magic and finally destroys the Uwasa.
Episode 7:
Inside the chapel, the Magius explain their full plan: Kyubey's race uses the energy from Magical Girls turning into Witches to stave off universal entropy. The Magius plan to usurp this system by using Eve and Doppels instead, creating a "paradise" for Magical Girls under their control.
They reveal that Walpurgisnacht's arrival is now unavoidable and that Eve will devour it to complete its transformation.
The impurities around Eve weaken Iroha's team, leaving them powerless to stop the Magius.
As the Uwasa of Fendt Hope is destroyed, the Labyrinth collapses, returning everyone to the real world.
Episode 8:
The Magius successfully release Embryo Eve into the real world amidst a storm.
A final battle erupts. The group holds off the Magius and their Familiars while Iroha and Sana rush to attack Eve directly.
Iroha's attack fails. A branch from the Eternal Sakura, given to Sana by the Uwasa, suddenly blooms in Iroha's hand when she touches Eve.
Iroha has a shocking realization about Eve's true identity.
Chapter 9: Closing in on Fendt Hope
Another Episode 1:
Madoka, Sayaka, and Homura, now in Kamihama, find Mami recovering at the Coordinator's shop.
Mami resolves to go to Kamihama Central Tower to reveal the Magius's true intentions to the Feathers.
The Mitakihara girls and a team from the Coordinator's shop accompany her.
Another Episode 2:
Mami confronts the Feathers at the tower, telling them about the Magius's plan to sacrifice Kamihama and its people.
Her words cause a schism among the Feathers, with many losing their will to fight.
Mami, Madoka, Sayaka, and Homura then head for the Magius base in Hokuyo Ward to join the final assault.
Episode 1:
Inside Hotel Fendt Hope, Sana and Kyoko search for the captured Iroha.
They find her, but she collapses after being moved too far from her Soul Gem.
A Black Feather takes the opportunity to recapture Iroha's body.
Episode 2:
Yachiyo's team fights through the hotel, rescuing Mifuyu and the Amane sisters and recovering their Soul Gems.
They reunite with Momoko's team, Iroha, and Sana. The group is now fully assembled.
Episode 3:
The combined team decides to assault the Magius in the underground chapel.
The path is blocked, but Mifuyu and the Amane sisters use their magic to blast it open, though a magical gale separates them from the main group again.
Mifuyu communicates with the Feathers across the city via the Amane sisters' sound magic, urging them to stand down and join the fight against Walpurgisnacht.
Many Feathers heed her call.
Episode 4:
Yachiyo's team finds the path to the chapel still sealed.
Mami arrives and reveals she was the one who hid it. She cuts the magical ribbon concealing it, severing her last tie to the Magius.
Kyoko gives Mami a Grief Seed, and they exit the building to help with the external fight.
Episode 5:
The battle against the powerful Uwasa of Fendt Hope intensifies outside.
Mami, Kyoko, and the Mitakihara girls reinforce the defenders.
Mifuyu, seeing no other option, uses a dangerous self-illusion spell to amplify her power and destroys the Uwasa, seemingly at the cost of her own life.
Episode 6:
With the Uwasa destroyed, Hotel Fendt Hope's Labyrinth collapses.
Yachiyo's team is deposited in the underground chapel, where they finally confront the three Magius and Embryo Eve.
Episode 7:
The Magius explain their plan to use Eve to devour Walpurgisnacht and complete their system.
The intense impurities around Eve weaken Iroha's team, leaving them unable to fight back.
The Labyrinth fully collapses as Mifuyu's attack from the outside succeeds.
Episode 8:
Everyone is returned to the forest in Hokuyo Ward. The Magius celebrate as Embryo Eve is now free in the real world.
A final battle begins. The group holds off the Magius and Familiars while Iroha and Sana attack Eve.
Iroha's attack is repelled, but a branch from the Eternal Sakura blooms in her hand upon touching Eve.
Iroha realizes a shocking truth about Eve's identity.
Witch of Good Fortune - Chapter 10: Dawn of a Shallow Dream
Another Episode 1:
Alina Gray is frustrated, questioning if her work breeding Witches is true art or mere cultivation.
Karin Misono gives her a volume of "Phantom Thief Magical Kirin" to cheer her up.
Alina analyzes the manga and realizes that compelling works have a strong, identifiable "core" theme.
She concludes her own art must have a deeper core beyond "Sentiments on Life and Death."
Another Episode 2:
Alina discusses her artistic core with Touka and Nemu.
They suggest concepts like the "collective unconscious" and "Destrudo" (a death drive) as potential influences on her work.
Alina becomes obsessed with the idea that humanity unconsciously craves destruction.
She creates an interactive art piece titled "Humanity's Implicit Reward," which forces visitors to confront their own role in creating waste and, by extension, global destruction.
She declares the core of her work is "to change the world... For the sake of all mankind" by fulfilling humanity's death wish.
She asks Nemu to create a new Rumor themed around the drive for death, which she plans to wear like Mami did.
Another Episode 3:
A goddess (Ultimate Madoka) discovers an unfamiliar record among all the known timelines.
The record contains the songs of Magical Girls she does not recognize, including Iroha Tamaki and her friends.
The goddess is disturbed that her own song cannot harmonize with or affect this record.
She observes that new grooves are still being carved into the record, meaning its timeline is actively being written and its outcome is uncertain.
The goddess decides to watch over the record, unsure if she will eventually bless it or destroy it.
Another Episode 4:
In a timeline where Walpurgisnacht is defeated and Madoka is saved, Homura Akemi is uncertain if this is the best possible outcome.
She worries that Magical Girls are still doomed to become Witches.
The group works together to fight a new Witch, and during the battle, Sayaka, Madoka, and others express that they do not regret becoming Magical Girls because of the friends they've made and the power to protect others.
Mami and Kyoko reconcile and agree to fight together despite their differing convictions.
Inspired by their hope and camaraderie, Homura decides this timeline is worth protecting and resolves to stay and fight alongside everyone.
Another Episode 5:
Iroha and Sana confront Embryo Eve, and Iroha realizes Eve is her sister, Ui.
Eve breaks free and begins moving toward Kamihama City.
Walpurgisnacht approaches from the coast, and its Familiars begin swarming the city.
The Magical Girls split their forces: Iroha's team pursues Eve, while Madoka's team heads to the coast to confront Walpurgisnacht.
The Magius (Touka, Nemu, Alina) appear, and Touka dismisses Iroha's claims about Ui due to their lost memories.
Eve leaps into the sky, heading for Sankyo Ward.
Another Episode 6:
Iroha's group attacks Eve in Chuo Ward but fails to damage it.
Mitama Yakumo and the Amane sisters arrive and explain that Eve's weak point is a large red jewel on its chest, which acts as a core stabilizing its form.
With the help of the Feathers, they successfully bind Eve with chains.
Iroha attacks the core, but it absorbs the blow and begins merging with Ui's form.
Alina Gray appears, now fused with an Uwasa, and reveals she has wrapped Eve in a forcefield to use it as her "paintbrush" to create her ultimate artwork: the destruction of the world.
Another Episode 7:
The battle against Walpurgisnacht reaches a critical point, with the Magical Girls exhausted and nearly defeated.
A mysterious power (implied to be from Ultimate Madoka) reinvigorates all the Magical Girls, healing their wounds and restoring their strength and morale.
Emboldened, they prepare for a final, coordinated assault on Walpurgisnacht.
Another Episode 8:
The Magical Girls use a combination of their unique magics to guide and immobilize Walpurgisnacht.
Momoko and Natsuki use encouragement magic to boost morale.
Felicia, Meiyui, and Rika use their magic to make the Witch forget its goal and change course toward the sea.
Tsuruno, Emiri, and Riko lure it to the beachfront park.
Tsukuyo, Tsukasa, Asuka, and others work to stop its movement, while Kanagi and Mitama combine their powers to attack it.
Kanoko, Kaede, and Rena use their magic to bind and restrain the Witch.
Another Episode 9:
The teams regroup. Reira uses her Purifying Flame to heal everyone, and Mito uses her magic to link all their hearts and minds, allowing for perfect coordination.
Yachiyo realizes her unique magic is to inherit and convert the hope of other Magical Girls into power.
Ui, Touka, and Yachiyo gather and convert the combined magic and hope of every Magical Girl into a single, powerful arrow.
Iroha prepares to fire the arrow, but Walpurgisnacht attempts to intercept it.
Homura uses her time-stop ability to freeze time, allowing Iroha to fire the arrow unimpeded.
The arrow strikes true, and Walpurgisnacht is destroyed.
Epilogue:
Some time later, Iroha and Ui are living at Mikazuki Villa with Yachiyo, Tsuruno, Felicia, and Sana.
Iroha uses her healing magic to successfully repair Mifuyu's damaged Soul Gem, and Mifuyu moves back into the villa.
Friends from all factions gather at the villa, signifying a new beginning of unity.
Ultimate Madoka reflects on this new, unstable record she discovered, noting she gave it a small boost but will now only watch over it.
Touka, Nemu, and the Magius take responsibility for their actions and work to inform all Magical Girls about the truth of their fates.
Iroha, Ui, Touka, and Nemu visit the Uwasa of the Eternal Sakura together, finally united as friends and ready to atone and move forward.
Iroha expresses hope that the small Kyubey that helped her is still watching over them somewhere.
Wraith - Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Wraith Arc:
Episode 1: In a dream, Madoka Kaname comforts Homura Akemi about her fate to be alone in the new universe, but expresses hope that Homura will remember her.
Homura awakens in the post-Madoka world where Magical Girls fight "Wraiths" instead of Witches.
Mami Tomoe, Kyoko Sakura, and Sayaka Miki are shown hunting Wraiths in Mitakihara, but their teamwork is poor.
Sayaka acts recklessly and allows a powerful "giant Wraith" to escape.
The girls bicker, and Mami tries to mediate, emphasizing the importance of mental strength in battle.
Later, Mami privately warns Sayaka that Wraiths can also target the emotions of Magical Girls.
Kyoko confronts Sayaka, cynically suggesting she use a Wraith to eliminate her romantic rival, Hitomi.
This leads to a duel between Sayaka and Kyoko, which ends when Sayaka's Soul Gem is nearly depleted in a surprising display of power.
Episode 2: Hitomi tells Sayaka she will confess her love to Kyosuke Kamijo, giving Sayaka one day to confess first.
Distraught, Sayaka is led by Kyubey to fight a Wraith at a shopping center, where she sees Hitomi and Kyosuke together and misinterprets their interaction.
Mami confronts Kyoko about the previous night's fight, revealing she knows Sayaka has been overworking herself hunting Wraiths alone out of guilt.
Mami gives Kyoko Grief Seeds and orders her to find and apologize to Sayaka.
Sayaka, emotionally unstable, deliberately allows a horde of Wraiths to attack her, hoping they will consume her negative emotions instead of Hitomi's.
Kyoko arrives and rescues Sayaka from the Wraiths.
Kyubey finds them and informs them that Mami is in trouble, having encountered the giant Wraith.
The three Magical Girls reunite and engage the giant Wraith in a coordinated attack.
Episode 3: The giant Wraith escapes Kyoko's Labyrinth and captures Sayaka, beginning to consume her mind and memories.
As Sayaka's hope fades, Kyoko's heartfelt apology and confession of friendship reach her.
Reinvigorated, Sayaka breaks free from the Wraith's influence and unleashes a powerful final attack, destroying the Wraith but using up all her magic.
Sayaka's soul is taken by the Law of Cycles, and she disappears.
Homura arrives on the scene, too late, and whispers "Madoka..."
Episode 4: Homura is now attending school and working with Mami and Kyoko as a Mitakihara Magical Girl.
Mami warns Homura about the dangerous giant Wraith and orders her not to fight it alone.
Kyubey remains skeptical of Homura's stories about the previous timeline and the Law of Cycles.
Homura encounters the giant Wraith and a horde of smaller Wraiths.
During the fight, she briefly sees a vision of Madoka.
Homura is overwhelmed, and the Wraiths steal a portion of her magic, including the ability to summon her weapon.
Mami and Kyoko arrive and rescue her.
Episode 5: Homura recovers at Mami's apartment, where Mami confirms that the Wraiths have permanently stolen some of her magic capacity.
Against Mami's orders, Homura uses her remaining memory manipulation magic to escape and continue her hunt.
She forms a temporary alliance with Kyoko, who seeks revenge for Sayaka.
Kyoko is approached by Hitomi Shizuki, who begs for information about Sayaka's disappearance, blaming herself.
Kyoko gives Hitomi a vague but comforting answer about Sayaka's final moments.
Episode 6: A Wraith disguised as Sayaka appears before Kyoko and Hitomi.
"Sayaka" acts cruelly, taunting Hitomi and Kyoko and revealing Hitomi's guilt over breaking her promise.
Kyoko realizes it is a fake and attacks it.
Meanwhile, Mami is attacked by Wraiths disguised as her deceased parents.
Homura and Kyoko (the real one) are lured into a trap by Wraiths disguised as each other.
Mami arrives to help Homura, and they fight a Wraith that uses a power resembling Homura's old time-stop ability.
A mysterious voice guides Homura during the battle, allowing them to defeat the Wraith.
The voice is revealed to belong to a Wraith that has taken the form of Madoka Kaname.
Episode 7: The "Madoka" Wraith explains to Homura that Wraiths cleanse the world of dangerous "emotional energy."
They targeted Homura because her latent magical power was a perceived threat to the planet.
The giant Wraith that stole her power has gone into hiding to digest it, and its mutation is causing other Wraiths to transform into human-like forms using Homura's own memory manipulation magic.
"Madoka" warns that if the giant Wraith loses control, it will cause catastrophic damage.
Homura, despite her distrust, takes the Wraith in to gather information.
Homura establishes rules with Mami and Kyoko to avoid being tricked by the mutant Wraiths while they search.
"Madoka" accompanies Homura on her private searches, and eventually provokes her by claiming the Wraiths have stolen Homura's feelings for the real Madoka, leaving her empty.
This causes Homura to doubt her own memories and her purpose as a Magical Girl.
Episode 8: Homura's despair deepens, and she confesses to Kyubey that she has no memory of her original wish.
She begins to believe her memories of Madoka are a fantasy she created.
Mami and Kyoko, worried about Homura, confront her and see her talking to the "Madoka" Wraith, which they perceive as a normal, threatening Wraith.
Homura, in a state of hopelessness, asks the "Madoka" Wraith to free her from being a Magical Girl.
The Wraith accepts, and Homura's Soul Gem loses all its light, turning her into an emotionless shell.
Kyubey declares her story over.
Mami and Kyoko discuss Homura's fate and theorize that rediscovering her original wish could restore her.
The city is suddenly engulfed in a deadly black miasma, and people begin to die.
They are attacked by mutant Wraiths, including the "Sayaka" double.
Episode 9: Mami is saved from a mutant Wraith by the "Madoka" Wraith, and they form a temporary alliance.
The giant Wraith manifests as a colossal, destructive entity.
"Madoka" explains this creature is an aberration, powered by a negative energy that seeks to extinguish all life.
Kyoko is killed instantly by a touch from one of the giant Wraith's tentacles.
Mami is nearly killed but is saved at the last moment by Homura, who has somehow returned.
Homura, having remembered the truth of Madoka and her own wish, reawakens her time-manipulation powers.
She uses her shield to travel back in time to the moment just before the catastrophic event.
Episode 10: Homura successfully rewinds time, creating a new timeline where the disaster is averted.
The events of the Wraith Arc are erased from everyone's memory, including Homura's and Kyubey's.
However, Kyubey retains a hidden memory of the incident and confirms the existence of Homura's time-travel power.
He notes that her tales of "karmic destiny" are now plausible and plots for a future where he can capture the "Law of Cycles" (Madoka).
Mabayu Aki's Memory Part I - Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Scene 0 Part I:
Film 1
Day 1: Mabayu Aki, a movie-obsessed middle schooler, has a strange, emotional dream and feels she has forgotten something. At school, she sleepily answers a question after hearing a mysterious voice. She helps her guardian, Sakie, at the family cake shop, Récompence.
Day 2: Mabayu experiences her first "time stop" during a pop quiz, freezing everything around her. She sees a strange white creature that her guardian cannot. Mami Tomoe, a classmate, visits the cake shop but doesn't recognize Mabayu.
Day 3: Mabayu has a premonition of a car accident involving a local cat, Amy. The accident happens exactly as she foresaw. A girl named Madoka Kaname is distraught, but Amy miraculously recovers from fatal injuries after surgery.
Day 6-8: On a school trip to a factory, Mabayu is saved from a collapsing chimney by Sayaka Miki. She later learns that a "Homura Akemi" is being discharged from the hospital and has a welcome-home cake ordered from Récompence.
Day 10: Mabayu witnesses Homura Akemi, a new transfer student, excel at the high jump during gym class. She attempts to thank Sayaka for saving her at the factory but is ignored when another time stop occurs. Mabayu uses the stopped time to watch a free movie at the theater, avoiding an armed robbery that happens outside.
Day 11-13: Mabayu experiments with the time stops, discovering that time only resumes for objects she is touching. She practices latte art during these pauses. She follows a shadowy figure during a freeze and witnesses Mami Tomoe and Kyoko Sakura arguing and fighting a "Witch" to save Madoka. Homura Akemi appears and threatens Kyoko with a bomb.
Day 14: Mabayu, convinced the previous events were not a dream, begins surveilling Mami. Mami confronts her in an abandoned building and threatens to kill her if she doesn't stay away. Mabayu flees in terror and is killed by a Witch's familiars.
Day 15-16: Mabayu awakes, realizing her death was a "prophetic dream." The day repeats exactly as before, including the time stop during class. She confirms the white creature, Kyubey, is real. Kyubey informs her that she is already a Magical Girl, as evidenced by her Soul Gem ring.
Day 17-18: Mabayu learns her magic is related to light, allowing her enhanced vision and optical camouflage. She witnesses Madoka Kaname make a contract with Kyubey to save Amy, confirming her dreams are memories of a previous timeline.
Day 19-21: Using her camouflage, Mabayu eavesdrops on Mami and Homura. Homura tries to warn Madoka and Mami not to trust Kyubey but fails to explain herself. Mabayu uses a time stop to find Homura's address from school records, but Homura is not listed as a student.
Day 22: Mabayu follows Mami and witnesses her and Kyoko fighting a Witch together to save Madoka. She sees Homura use her time-stop ability to save Sayaka from the same Witch and overhears Homura reveal to Madoka that she is a time traveler from the future, here to save her from a destructive Witch named Walpurgisnacht.
Day 23: Mabayu confirms Homura was hospitalized, explaining her absence from school records. She witnesses Homura's friendly integration with Madoka and her friends, a change from the previous timeline. She also sees Homura save Sayaka from a Witch using her time-stop power after Kyubey attempts to contract her.
Day 24-31: Mabayu continues to observe the Magical Girls. Homura reveals the truth to the group: Magical Girls become Witches, and Kyubey has been deceiving them. Mami is skeptical, and Sayaka is hostile. Later, a despairing Sayaka's Soul Gem darkens completely, and she transforms into a Witch. In the ensuing chaos, Kyoko sacrifices herself to kill Sayaka, and a horrified Mami, learning the truth, goes mad and kills Homura and then herself before being stopped by Madoka. Only Homura and Madoka remain.
Day 32: Homura and Madoka fight Walpurgisnacht but are defeated. To prevent Madoka from turning into a Witch, Homura grants her final request and kills her. Homura then uses her power to reset time, taking Mabayu with her into a new loop.
Film 2
Day 1-2: Mabayu awakens in the new timeline with her memories intact. She realizes Homura is the cause of the time loops. She finds Homura in the hospital, now cold and assertive, and witnesses her kill Kyubey to prevent him from contracting Madoka.
Day 3: Mabayu is approached by a new Kyubey, confirming there are multiple bodies. She decides to reveal herself to Homura, telling her that Kyubey is still alive and that Madoka will contract. They arrive too late to stop Madoka from making a contract with Kyubey to save Amy.
Day 4-5: Mabayu uses her optical camouflage to spy on the Magical Girls. Homura attempts to warn Mami and Madoka about Kyubey again but is rejected. Mabayu uses a time stop to find Homura's address, confirming she was hospitalized.
Day 6-8: During the school factory trip, Mabayu follows Homura into a Witch's Labyrinth. Using her camouflage, she overhears Homura confess the entire truth to Madoka: she is a time traveler, Magical Girls become Witches, and Walpurgisnacht is coming. They defeat the Witch together.
Day 10-11: Homura transfers into Madoka's class and successfully befriends her and her friends. Mabayu observes their growing closeness. She witnesses Homura save Sayaka from a Witch and warn her against contracting.
Day 13-14: Homura uses her foreknowledge to help the group defeat Witches efficiently, earning Mami's trust. The group dynamic is positive. However, Homura fails to prevent a Witch's curse from affecting Hitomi and others, leading to a suicide attempt. Sayaka, feeling powerless, makes a contract with Kyubey to gain the power to save them.
Day 15-16: The group, now including Sayaka, patrols for Witches. They encounter Kyoko, leading to a fight. Homura's attempt to break it up with a time-stop bomb accidentally injures Sayaka, creating tension. Later, Homura reveals her time-traveler identity and the truth about Witches to the group. Mami is uncertain, and Sayaka is furious and distrustful.
Day 17-18: Sayaka, wracked with despair over her contract, begins hunting Familiars alone, causing her Soul Gem to rapidly darken. The group finds her fighting a Witch in a self-destructive frenzy. When Homura tries to take her Soul Gem to save her, Sayaka's body shuts down, revealing that Soul Gems are a Magical Girl's actual soul.
Day 19-21: Sayaka's Soul Gem fully corrupts, and she transforms into a Witch. In the ensuing battle, Kyoko sacrifices herself to kill Witch-Sayaka. Mami, learning the truth, goes mad and kills Homura before being killed by Madoka. Homura and a grief-stricken Madoka are the only survivors.
Day 22-23: Homura and Madoka fight Witches alone, but they are struggling and depleting their magic. Madoka remains hopeful, but Homura is despairing.
Day 24-31: Homura and Madoka continue to fight, growing more worn down as Walpurgisnacht approaches. Mabayu and Kyubey discuss the inevitability of the loops.
Day 32: Homura and Madoka fight Walpurgisnacht and fail. To save Madoka from becoming a Witch, Homura fulfills her promise and kills her. Homura then resets time once more.
Film 3
Day 1-2: In the new loop, Homura is immediately active and ruthless, killing Kyubey early. Mabayu tries to warn her that Kyubey has multiple bodies, but Homura, now deeply cynical, dismisses her and states she is only gathering intel in this "failed loop." She coldly declares she will not get close to Madoka this time.
Day 3: Mabayu confirms Kyubey is still active and pretends to be insane to avoid his contract offers. She finds Homura has been discharged from the hospital.
Day 4-5: Mabayu observes that Homura is not intervening with Madoka and Mami. She learns Homura is gathering resources through criminal means, like stealing weapons and money from a smuggling ring.
Day 6: During the factory trip, Mabayu finds Madoka alone in a Witch's Labyrinth. Against her better judgment, she reveals herself and tries to help fight, but they are overwhelmed. Homura arrives but is cold and dismissive. When Homura is caught by the Witch, Mabayu has a vision of her own death saving her. Despite her fear, she jumps in to save Homura and is killed.
Film 4
Day 1-2: Mabayu awakens in the newest timeline. Homura acknowledges her sacrifice and formally accepts her as an ally. They formulate a new plan: use Mabayu's power to see the "optimal future" to efficiently eliminate Witches and prevent Madoka from contracting. Mabayu uses a bluff about "divine revelations" to mislead Kyubey.
Day 3-4: Using Mabayu's futuresight, they successfully prevent the car accident that would have led to Madoka's contract. They continue to hunt Witches with maximum efficiency.
Day 6: Mabayu uses her foresight to guide herself and Homura through a Witch's Labyrinth with perfect precision. However, their absence allows Kyubey to finally make contact with Madoka and Sayaka. Homura intervenes and directly warns Madoka about the dangers of being a Magical Girl.
Day 10-13: Mabayu and Homura's partnership strengthens. During one Witch hunt, Madoka and Sayaka accidentally wander into the Labyrinth. Mabayu's foresight shows that the only "optimal" outcome involves Sayaka getting injured. They proceed with the plan, and Sayaka is hurt, leading Homura to use the incident to strongly discourage Madoka from contracting. Despite this, Madoka later expresses her desire to become a Magical Girl to help others, but Homura harshly rejects her, stating she would only be a burden.
Mabayu Aki's Memory Part II - Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Scene 0 Part II
Film 4 Day 15: Mabayu Aki suggests to Homura Akemi that telling Madoka Kaname that becoming a Magical Girl means giving up her humanity might deter her. Homura is hesitant but agrees. They find Madoka being led into a Witch's Labyrinth by Kyubey. Homura rescues her and, following Mabayu's suggestion, reveals that Witches are born from Magical Girls. Madoka is horrified by this truth. After they leave, Homura easily defeats the Witch, but a new, unknown Familiar appears—a young girl named Nagisa Momoe. Madoka then arrives, having made a contract with Kyubey. Her wish was to free a Witch from despair, which manifested Nagisa as a being of lingering regrets. The tense group goes to a cafe run by Mabayu's aunt, Sakie Aki, to talk. Homura is angry, but Nagisa's antics and cake diffuse the situation. With no home for Nagisa, Mabayu offers to let her stay, and Sakie agrees on the condition they help at the shop.
Film 4 Day 16 - 17: Madoka and Homura are reluctantly working at the cafe. Nagisa expresses her desire for "the most delicious cheesecake in the world," inspiring Sakie. Kyubey explains that fulfilling Nagisa's lingering wish is now Madoka's responsibility, implying it might be related to the cheesecake. The girls fight a Witch together, and Madoka wants to try to reason with it. Nagisa intervenes and kills the Witch, stating that Magical Girls should end a Witch's suffering. Mabayu reveals she foresaw this, believing Nagisa's words would be more convincing than Homura's. Homura seems jealous of Nagisa's influence on Madoka.
Film 4 Day 18: Homura and Nagisa bicker constantly, even during Witch fights, though they coordinate effectively. They are confronted by Kyoko Sakura, who accuses them of killing Mami Tomoe. Mabayu realizes that Nagisa, in her previous Witch form, was likely the one who killed Mami. Nagisa becomes withdrawn after this encounter.
Film 4 Day 19 - 20: To cheer up Nagisa, Madoka, Homura, and Mabayu decide to bake a cake for her. Mabayu tries to talk to a depressed Nagisa, who reveals she has been having scary, real-feeling dreams. Mabayu realizes her own wish might be related to her mother, a fortune teller who foresaw her own death. The group bakes a cake, but when they present it to Nagisa, she rejects it harshly, saying she only needs Sakie's cakes. An angry Homura accidentally reveals that Nagisa is a Witch. Nagisa, horrified by this confirmation of her nightmares, runs away.
Film 4 Day 21 - 22: The group searches for Nagisa. Mabayu, left alone at the counseling room, is forced to give a consultation. Instead of common sense, she gives advice from her heart, telling the client it's normal to prioritize those most important to you. Hinano Miyako finds her, and Mabayu confesses she wanted to be with Iroha's group instead of the counseling group. Hinano explains that common sense shouldn't cause suffering and that she should value her feelings. Mabayu realizes she should have communicated her desires and decides to quit counseling to experience more of the world.
Film 4 Day 23 - 32: Mabayu hosts a thank-you party for the counseling room, announcing her departure. Sakie completes the "most delicious cheesecake in the world," which everyone enjoys. Mabayu explains she used her Magic to erase Nagisa's painful memories of being a Witch and killing Mami and Kyoko. She reveals her own backstory: her mother was a fortune teller who fell into despair after foreseeing her own death, and Mabayu's wish was likely to erase those memories, allowing her mother to die peacefully. The four Magical Girls fight Walpurgisnacht together but fail. Nagisa, content with the time she spent with her friends, thanks them and disappears, her curse lifted by Madoka's wish. Homura and Mabayu say goodbye to Madoka and rewind time.
Film 5 Day 1 - 10: Time is rewound. Mabayu and Homura use their knowledge from previous loops to prevent Kyubey from contacting Madoka. They work together, with Homura stopping time and Mabayu using her invisibility to intercept Kyubey. Mabayu also recruits Sayaka Miki to work at the cafe to keep an eye on her and provide an income, preventing her from being injured at the mall.
Film 5 Day 11 - 15: Mabayu struggles to befriend Sayaka, often resorting to awkward movie talk. Homura remains distant from Madoka. They successfully prevent Madoka from encountering Witches and Kyubey. Mabayu uses her foresight to guide Homura in battle.
Film 5 Day 16 - 18: Despite their efforts, Sayaka makes a contract with Kyubey. Homura confronts her, but Mabayu intervenes, promising to befriend Sayaka and prevent her from involving Madoka. Mabayu reveals she is a Magical Girl to Sayaka, and they begin fighting Witches together. Mabayu uses her foresight to give Sayaka "lucky music" for battles, making her more effective.
Film 5 Day 22 - 32: Sayaka becomes depressed after Hitomi Shizuki confesses she also likes Kyosuke Kamijo and gives Sayaka an ultimatum. During a Witch fight, Sayaka's Soul Gem is knocked away, and her body collapses. While Homura and Mabayu search for it, Kyubey tricks Madoka into making a contract to "save" Sayaka. The four Magical Girls fight Walpurgisnacht but are defeated. Homura and Mabayu rewind time.
Film 6 Day 1 - 14: Time loops again. Mabayu and Homura repeat their strategy. Mabayu, using knowledge from previous loops, has more successful conversations with Sayaka about music and movies. She learns that Sayaka's wish was to heal Kyosuke's hand.
Film 6 Day 15: Mabayu overhears Kyosuke's despair at the hospital. She tries to discourage Sayaka from making a contract by sharing her own story of using her wish for her mother. Sayaka is moved but still makes the contract, wanting to save someone she loves. Mabayu supports her decision, and they become Magical Girl partners.
Film 6 Day 18 - 22: Sayaka is happy that Kyosuke is recovering. However, she becomes depressed again after Hitomi's confession. Mabayu tries to support her. Sayaka asks Mabayu to look into her future to see the outcome of her love dilemma, but then decides to face her fate without foresight.
Film 6 Day 23 - 32: Sayaka skips school on the day of Hitomi's confession. Madoka finds her, and Sayaka reveals her despair over no longer being human. In a fit of anguish, she throws her Soul Gem from an overpass. Homura and Mabayu fail to retrieve it in time, and Kyubey tricks Madoka into making a contract to revive Sayaka. The four Magical Girls fight Walpurgisnacht but lose. Homura and Mabayu rewind time.
Film 7 Day 1 - 11: Mabayu resolves to prevent Sayaka's contract entirely. She actively befriends Sayaka, using her knowledge to build rapport through shared interests.
Film 7 Day 14 - 15: Mabayu, posing as a fortune teller, advises Sayaka that Kyosuke needs to find the courage to live without the violin, not a miracle. She also subtly reveals that Hitomi likes Kyosuke, hoping to complicate Sayaka's decision.
Film 7 Day 16 - 32: Sayaka, torn between her desire to help Kyosuke and the unfair advantage a wish would give her over Hitomi, is on the verge of giving up on the contract. However, Kyubey exposes Mabayu as a Magical Girl. Feeling betrayed and manipulated, Sayaka makes the contract in defiance. Defeated, Mabayu falls into despair and wants to give up. Homura confronts her, urging her not to leave her alone. Mabayu apologizes to Sayaka during the final battle against Walpurgisnacht. Sayaka cannot forgive Mabayu for trying to take away Kyosuke's miracle, but accepts her help in their final stand. They fight together before ultimately being defeated. Homura rewinds time once more.
Exedra Battlers
Needle Witch - Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Extra Story
Episode 1: Kirika Kure reflects on her past as a "dumb kid" and her current dissatisfaction with being a Magical Girl.
She skips school to follow a girl named Oriko Mikuni, whom she saw on the train and wants to befriend, but chickens out.
At school, she is distracted and clumsy, frustrated that her wish to change her personality hasn't made her confident enough to talk to Oriko.
Episode 2: Kirika runs into her old childhood friend, Erika, whose parents are divorcing.
The encounter brings back painful memories of Erika betraying her and moving away, causing Kirika to shove Erika and run off.
Kirika vents to Kyubey about her failed plan to become best friends with Oriko after her wish.
Erika, feeling hopeless at home with her new stepfather, is lured into a Witch's Labyrinth.
Episode 3: Kirika enters the Labyrinth and finds Erika about to be hanged by the Witch.
She fights the giant Witch but struggles due to its tough shell.
Erika, under the Witch's influence, tells Kirika to give up and let her disappear.
Remembering their broken friendship, Kirika refuses to give up, declaring she has changed and can do anything.
She destroys the Witch with a more powerful attack and saves Erika.
Later, Kirika is happy at Oriko's house, reading a letter from a reconciled Erika.
Episode 4: A girl named Yuma Chitose is shown being abused by her mother.
The story shifts to Oriko Mikuni, a Magical Girl with the power of foresight.
She and Kirika are a team, preparing to fight the Great Witch Walpurgisnacht.
Oriko struggles to control her power, which constantly drains her magic.
A rock is thrown through Oriko's window, a recurring event since her father's suicide following a corruption scandal.
Episode 5: Oriko, dreading being alone in her house at night, goes to a park.
She meets Yuma Chitose, who has run away from her abusive mother.
Oriko comforts Yuma and gives her tea.
After Yuma leaves, Oriko has a vision of Yuma's future death at the hands of her mother on a news broadcast.
Episode 6: A Magical Girl named Sasa Yuuki arrives in Mitakihara to claim the territory.
She ambushes Kirika, revealing she can brainwash and control Witches as her minions.
Episode 7: At school, Oriko is bullied by a classmate, Komaki.
She is joined by Sasa, who acts like a supportive friend and ally.
Oriko becomes worried when Kirika stops responding to her messages.
Sasa reveals to herself that she has already defeated Kirika.
Episode 8: Yuma's mother hits her, causing a head injury.
Oriko, unable to contact Kirika and frustrated with her uncontrollable power, decides to act.
She finds Sasa and asks for help to save Yuma.
They find the injured Yuma, but when Oriko turns her back, Sasa attacks her.
Kirika arrives just in time to block the attack and break the brainwashing magic Sasa had used on Oriko.
Episode 9: Sasa reveals her wish was to force anyone better than her to obey her.
She commands her army of brainwashed Witches to attack Oriko and Kirika.
Kirika and Sasa fall into a pit within the Labyrinth, separating them from Oriko.
Oriko stays behind to fight the horde of Witches alone.
Episode 10: Kirika corners Sasa, but Sasa fakes a surrender and traps Kirika again.
Sasa taunts Kirika about Oriko's supposed weakness.
Oriko, having defeated the Witches above, arrives to save Kirika, using Grief Seeds she collected from Sasa's defeated minions.
Sasa, in a panic, learns from Oriko that Witches are the remains of Magical Girls.
Episode 11: Sasa, horrified at the prospect of becoming a Witch, shatters her own Soul Gem and dies.
Kyubey appears and tries to make a contract with Yuma, but Oriko attacks him to stop it.
Oriko confronts Yuma, convincing her to stop accepting the abuse and to speak out.
Yuma breaks down and cries, finally expressing her pain and hatred.
Some time later, Yuma is shown living happily with her grandparents.
Oriko and Kirika, now in sync, walk through the city together.
Episode 12: In an epilogue, Oriko successfully bakes a sponge cake and shares it happily with Kirika.
Elsewhere, Erika and her family, and Yuma with her grandparents, are seen safe and concerned about a "supercell" storm approaching Mitakihara.
Oriko and Kirika stand together, ready to face the coming storm and protect their world.
Mabayu Aki's Memory Part I - Scene 0 Side Story
Film 1 Day 1 - 6: Homura Akemi awakens in the hospital and realizes her time travel has succeeded, reversing her heart condition. She experiments and discovers her magic is the ability to stop time. Kyubey visits her, but she remains silent. Mami Tomoe encounters her classmate, Mabayu Aki, at a bakery and learns from Kyubey that Mabayu is an irregular Magical Girl. During a school field trip, Mami saves Mabayu from entering a Witch's Labyrinth. At the same location, Madoka Kaname is trapped in a Labyrinth and is saved by Kyoko Sakura. Mami arrives, and a tense exchange occurs between her and Kyoko.
Film 1 Day 9 - 11: Homura is discharged and transfers to Madoka's school. She immediately confronts Madoka about being a Magical Girl and claims to be from the future. Homura takes Mami and Madoka to a Witch's Labyrinth to prove her knowledge of the future and demonstrates her time-stop ability. She explains that she traveled back in time to save them from Walpurgisnacht. The next day, Madoka and Homura become closer, and they learn that Sayaka Miki is missing.
Film 1 Day 13 - 16: Homura practices her time-stop magic with Mami and Madoka. Following advice from Mami, Homura learns to make and use bombs while time is stopped. Her test runs cause public incidents, leading to rumors of terrorism. The three Magical Girls fight a Witch together, with Homura successfully using her bombs for the first time. Kyoko observes Mami hunting and comments that she has "lost her touch."
Film 1 Day 17 - 23: Hitomi Shizuki is hospitalized due to a gas leak caused by a Witch. Mami explains that Magical Girls sometimes fight over Grief Seeds. Kyoko appears and states she lets Familiars mature into Witches for their Grief Seeds, defending her actions with a "survival of the fittest" philosophy. Madoka and Homura are attacked by a Witch. Homura, unable to fight it alone, uses her time stop to fetch Mami for a rescue. Mami thanks Homura for saving Madoka. Later, Mami is killed by a Witch's Familiar after asking Kyoko to look after Madoka and Homura.
Film 1 Day 24 - 32: Homura and Madoka discover Mami is dead. Kyoko arrives and reveals Mami's fate, leading to a confrontation. Homura and Madoka train a new combined fighting style using Homura's time stop and Madoka's arrows. Walpurgisnacht arrives. Kyoko joins the fight to honor Mami's memory but is gravely injured. Overwhelmed by grief and despair, Madoka transforms into the Witch Kriemhild Gretchen, who destroys the world. Homura witnesses the devastation.
Film 2 Day 1 - 3: Homura awakens back at the start of the timeline. She alters her medical test results to secure an earlier discharge. She actively ignores and threatens Kyubey, vowing to stop him from making any contracts. Mami once again meets Mabayu Aki at the bakery, and Kyubey informs her that both Mabayu and Homura are irregulars. Homura begins stockpiling weapons in a secret base.
Film 2 Day 4 - 6: Homura struggles with how to warn Mami about Kyubey without being seen as an enemy. She fails to win the lottery using knowledge from a previous loop. During the school field trip, she secretly follows Madoka and Sayaka. Mami confronts the Labyrinth, but Mabayu disappears before she can intervene. Kyoko appears and has a brief conversation with Mami. Homura helps Madoka escape the Labyrinth but vanishes before Mami can see her.
Film 2 Day 10 - 15: Homura transfers to school and, with Madoka's help, begins proving her knowledge of the future by predicting Witch appearances for Mami. Homura independently defeats a Witch and saves Sayaka from a robbery, changing the future. Sayaka, however, grows distant from Madoka after learning from Kyubey that Madoka's wish was to save a cat.
Film 2 Day 16 - 20: Sayaka, visiting Kyosuke Kamijo in the hospital, decides to use her wish to heal his injured hand, becoming a Magical Girl. She becomes conflicted and cynical. Mami, troubled by Homura's claim that Magical Girls become Witches, questions Kyubey but cannot bring herself to ask him directly. Mami and Sayaka have a conversation about their respective wishes.
Film 2 Day 21 - 24: Kyoko tries to convince Sayaka of her selfish philosophy, but Sayaka rejects it, insisting her magic exists for justice. Sayaka spirals into despair, learning the truth that Magical Girls become Witches. She refuses help from her friends and, in front of Madoka, Mami, Homura, and Kyoko, transforms into the Witch Oktavia. Mami is horrified to see the truth of Homura's warning confirmed.
Film 3 Day 1 - 3: Homura awakens at the start of the timeline again. She resolves to save Madoka alone by preventing her from ever meeting Kyubey. She immediately acquires weapons and kills the Kyubey that approaches her. However, another Kyubey appears to Madoka and contracts with her to save her cat, Amy. Homura realizes Kyubey is a hivemind and that her plan has failed.
Film 3 Day 4 - 6: Homura uses this loop to gather more weapons and information. She again observes the school field trip but hesitates to save Madoka, questioning the point if Madoka is already contracted. When a Witch attacks, Mabayu Aki sacrifices herself to save Homura. Mami is devastated by Mabayu's death.
Film 3 Day 15: While fighting a Witch, a grief-stricken Mami is careless and is killed. Madoka falls into despair. Homura, despite knowing she will reset the timeline, comforts Madoka and vows they will defeat Walpurgisnacht together to honor Mami.
Film 4 Day 2 - 6: Homura awakens and immediately begins a new strategy: establishing a distant, professional relationship with Mami. She ambushes and intimidates Kyubey whenever he appears. She approaches Mami, offers a truce, and provides her with Witch locations in exchange for Mami halting her recruitment of new Magical Girls. Homura actively uses her time stop to shoot any Kyubey that gets near Madoka at school.
Film 4 Day 7 - 11: Kyubey asks Mami to mentor Madoka and Sayaka, but Mami refuses, honoring her agreement with Homura. Homura transfers into Madoka's class. She continues supplying Mami with Witch locations. Sayaka is injured in a Witch attack and is hospitalized. She and Madoka discuss Homura's motives, with Sayaka remaining suspicious. Madoka, however, grows to admire Homura's solitary fight to protect everyone.
Mabayu Aki's Memory Part II - Scene 0 Side Story:
Film 4 Day 15 - 17: Mami Tomoe confronts Homura Akemi about her secretive behavior and the traces of magic at the hospital. Homura warns her not to dig for answers. Mami, suspicious, decides to follow Homura to learn the truth. Sayaka Miki, while shopping, sees Madoka Kaname follow Kyubey into a Witch's Labyrinth and chases after her. Sayaka is saved from Familiars by an unknown Magical Girl. Kyoko Sakura visits Mami's apartment, finds her missing, and suspects something is wrong. Later, Sayaka, now discharged from the hospital, tells Madoka she is no longer against Magical Girls after being saved by one. Madoka reveals she has made a contract, and Sayaka asks about her wish.
Film 4 Day 18 - 21: Kyoko Sakura finds Sayaka Miki in the hospital and questions her about Mami Tomoe's disappearance, revealing she saw Mami enter a Labyrinth on security footage but not leave. Kyoko learns from Sayaka that Madoka has made a contract. Separately, Homura Akemi finds a Labyrinth disappearing and encounters Nagisa Momoe, deducing she has been fighting Witches alone.
Film 5 Day 6 - 14: Kyoko Sakura encounters Mami Tomoe, who is acting distant and allowing civilians to wander near a Witch. Kyoko defeats the Witch but is intercepted by a mysterious Magical Girl who effortlessly kills the Witch, takes the Grief Seed, and claims Mitakihara as her territory. Later, Kyubey approaches Sayaka Miki and asks her to make a contract to become a Magical Girl. Sayaka later visits Kyosuke Kamijo in the hospital and feels saddened by his changed demeanor.
Film 5 Day 15 - 23: Homura Akemi hunts and kills a Witch with Mabayu Aki's support. Sayaka Miki, Kyosuke Kamijo, Madoka Kaname, and Hitomi Shizuki celebrate Kyosuke's discharge from the hospital. Sayaka assures Madoka she is fine with Kyosuke and Hitomi potentially dating. Later, Sayaka questions her existence as a Magical Girl after a conversation with Kyubey. She suddenly collapses and stops breathing. A desperate Madoka offers to make a contract with Kyubey to save her.
Film 6 Day 22 - 23: Homura Akemi, realizing Sayaka Miki has made a contract, begins her own countermeasures. Sayaka, now a Magical Girl, is cold and distant at school, choosing to walk alone. She enters a Witch's Labyrinth to fight alone but is overwhelmed. Madoka finds her and, seeing her in danger, tries to make a contract to save her. Homura appears and stops time, vowing to prevent Sayaka's contract no matter what.
Magical Destination:
Episode 1: Mabayu Aki tricks Homura Akemi into taking a break by taking her to see a time-travel movie. Homura initially resists but admits it was a nice change. They discuss the film, with Homura noting how different the protagonist's use of time travel is from her own painful resets. Mabayu argues that the resets have led to positive experiences for her. Homura concludes that having someone who understands her is a precious gift and asks Mabayu to invite her to another movie if they succeed in saving Madoka.
Episode 2: Mabayu Aki enthusiastically describes a horror movie about fate and death, then realizes the premise is too similar to Homura's struggles. Homura states she is not fighting fate itself, but the deadly consequence of Madoka's wish. They discuss the nature of fate, with Mabayu saying she finds beauty in set stories, while Homura refuses to accept any ending but the one she desires. Homura theorizes that Mabayu's foresight magic works like editing a film. Mabayu excitedly suggests this could allow for "sequels," but Homura refocuses on achieving a happy ending first.
Exedra Nightmares
Box Witch - Futures Felt in Photographs:
Episode 1: The story is framed as a possible memory from a vast tapestry of timelines.
Madoka Kaname shows Sayaka Miki a childhood photo album she found while tidying.
They look through photos of Madoka as a baby, their elementary school entrance ceremony, and various elementary school events.
The photos show Madoka, Sayaka, and Hitomi Shizuki have been together since childhood.
They note the arrival of Madoka's brother, Tatsuya, and the shift to middle school photos.
In a middle school class photo, they notice an empty seat in the front row, speculating it might be for a transfer student.
Sayaka jokes that it's the worst seat because it puts a student directly in their teacher Kazuko Saotome's "firing line."
Several days later, Saotome introduces a new transfer student to the class.
The transfer student is Homura Akemi, who takes the previously empty front-row seat.
Graffiti Witch - In Blissful Ignorance:
Episode 1: Homura Akemi, operating within a single timeline, plans to prevent Madoka Kaname from encountering supernatural threats.
She knows a Witch and a Familiar will appear simultaneously in different locations after school.
To protect Madoka, Homura blocks her usual route with a construction sign, redirecting her path.
She then intercepts Hitomi Shizuki to prevent her and Madoka from meeting and encountering the Familiar near the station.
Homura uses her cat, Amy, to attract Madoka's attention, leading Madoka to meet Sayaka Miki instead.
Sayaka invites Madoka to a CD shop, an area Homura knows is safe from Witches and Familiars.
With Madoka safely occupied, Homura proceeds to defeat both the Familiar at the station and the Witch in the shopping district.
Her goal is to ensure Madoka has no reason to make a contract with Kyubey.
The next day, Madoka, Sayaka, and Hitomi happily make plans to go to a cafe after school, completely unaware of the dangers Homura thwarted.
Homura observes them, content that Madoka can remain living in blissful ignorance.
Silver Witch - We're So Similar?
Episode 1: Mami Tomoe, Sayaka Miki, and Kyoko Sakura fight a Witch together.
Mami asks Sayaka and Kyoko to flank the Witch, but they both stand on the same side and bicker.
They successfully distract the Witch, allowing Mami to finish it with Tiro Finale.
Mami notes that Sayaka and Kyoko are very similar and in sync, which they both deny.
Homura Akemi appears with Madoka Kaname, whom she saved.
Homura warns them about the coming Walpurgisnacht and insists Madoka should not become a Magical Girl.
Mami invites Sayaka and Kyoko to meet the next day to discuss Walpurgisnacht.
Episode 2: The next day, Sayaka and Kyoko wait for Mami.
Their stomachs growl at the same time, and they go to a food stand.
They repeatedly have the same thoughts about which snack to get, with Sayaka actively trying to choose differently from Kyoko.
They both end up wanting the other's snack after seeing each other eat.
Mami messages them, having encountered a Witch's Labyrinth on her way, and they go to back her up.
After the battle, Mami suggests they end for the day and talk about Walpurgisnacht tomorrow.
Episode 3: Sayaka buys the crepe she originally wanted.
As she listens to music, Kyoko finds her and reveals she bought a churro, each having wanted the other's snack.
They are caught by Mami, who smiles upon seeing them together with their respective snacks.
Sayaka frantically tries to explain the situation is not what it looks like.
Shadow Witch - A Reluctant Coach Steps Up
Episode 1: Kyoko Sakura defeats a Witch and finds Madoka Kaname, who was lost in its Labyrinth.
Madoka thanks Kyoko for rescuing her and expresses her desire to become a Magical Girl who protects others.
Kyoko, who uses her powers only for herself, is taken aback by this and leaves.
Episode 2: Kyoko encounters Madoka again at an arcade, where Madoka is struggling with a dance game.
Despite her initial reluctance, Kyoko gives Madoka tips and then demonstrates how to play the game perfectly.
Madoka explains she needs to master the game by Sunday to win a prize at an event with her friend.
Kyoko, drawn in by Madoka's determination, finds herself coaching her through the training.
Episode 3: On Sunday, Kyoko runs into Madoka and her friend Sayaka Miki after they have won the event.
Madoka credits their win to Kyoko's coaching and kindness.
Sayaka enthusiastically thanks Kyoko as their savior.
Kyoko gives up on trying to correct Madoka's perception of her as a kind person.
Mermaid Witch - A Dream of a Little Mermaid
Episode 1: Sayaka Miki, feeling weary from her duties, takes a break and overhears a mother and child discussing "The Little Mermaid."
She begins to draw parallels between her own situation and the fairy tale.
Sayaka reflects on her contract with Kyubey, where she wished to heal Kyosuke Kamijo's hand so he could play the violin again.
She recalls Mami Tomoe's warning that a wish lies side-by-side with death.
Episode 2: Sayaka's thoughts turn to Hitomi Shizuki's confession of love for Kyosuke.
She compares herself to the Little Mermaid, who could not tell the prince she loved him or that she saved him.
Sayaka confesses to herself that she cannot reveal her role in the miracle to Kyosuke and hates her current state, contradicting her initial claim of having no regrets.
She remembers Kyoko Sakura's advice to use her power for her own benefit, but rejects it, feeling she cannot lie about her feelings or her wish.
Episode 3: Sayaka sinks deeper into despair, feeling her fate is crueler than the mermaid's, as she cannot even turn into bubbles but is instead sinking like stone.
She has a vision of Mami and Madoka in the darkness, followed by Kyoko's voice calling out to her.
Sayaka awakens, realizing she was dreaming, but cannot remember the details of the dream.
Artist Witch - Special Stage Persona:
Episode 1: The story is framed as a possible memory tucked away in the vast tapestry of time and space.
At school, Kazuko Saotome announces the school festival's theme is "new experiences" and encourages students to try new things.
Madoka Kaname decides to form a band with her friends for the festival, wanting to become more confident.
She recruits Mami Tomoe and Homura Akemi, and they are later joined by Sayaka Miki and a reluctant Kyoko Sakura.
The girls decide on their instruments: Kyoko on drums (to carry less), Mami on keyboard, Sayaka on bass, and Madoka and Homura on guitar.
To decide the vocalists, they draw lots, and Madoka and Homura are chosen.
The group realizes they need to perform three songs and that Madoka and Homura have the difficult task of both singing and playing guitar.
They begin practicing individually and then together as a band.
During rehearsal, they struggle with the difficult parts and coordinating singing and playing.
They decide to split the roles, having Madoka focus on singing while Homura focuses on guitar.
After much practice, they feel they are improving and are having fun.
The day before the festival, during a stage rehearsal, Sayaka suggests Homura remove her glasses and unbraid her hair.
Homura does so, and her new, cool appearance surprises and impresses Mami and Madoka.
The episode ends with Madoka waking up and greeting Homura at school the next day, remembering the "dream" and noting Homura's usual, braided appearance.
Chairperson Witch - New Specs to a New Perspective:
Episode 1: Homura Akemi's glasses break during a Witch battle.
Mami Tomoe and Madoka Kaname kindly accompany her to an optician to get a new pair, feeling partially responsible.
At the store, Homura is told her frames are also cracked and she needs a completely new pair.
Madoka suggests they all pick out glasses for each other as a fun activity.
The three girls try on various frames, enjoying the experience and giving each other compliments.
Several days later, after a successful battle, Homura hesitantly reveals she bought the glasses they chose for her.
She explains she saves them for special outings so they don't break and asks if they would like to go out again sometime.
Madoka and Mami reveal they also bought the glasses they tried on that day (with non-prescription lenses) so they could have a matching look.
Homura is delighted by this.
Birdcage Witch - Meeting Within a Dream:
Episode 1: Madoka Kaname finds herself in a strange, bright white place and realizes she is dreaming.
In the dream, she witnesses a girl fighting a terrifying creature, wondering why the girl continues to fight despite being hurt.
Madoka feels the girl is trying to protect something precious and has a sense of familiarity with her.
The dream shifts to a memory of a brief, polite conversation with the girl, whose name is Homura Akemi.
Madoka then observes Homura transforming into a Magical Girl and battling a Witch.
Seeing Homura struggle, Madoka wonders if becoming a Magical Girl herself would allow her to help Homura.
Homura appears to sense Madoka's presence and calls out her name.
Madoka wakes up, unable to remember the details of the dream but left with a strong feeling that the person she met was very important to her.
Stage Witch - What She Once Entrusted
Episode 1: Homura Akemi notices Madoka Kaname's red ribbons and comments that they suit her.
Homura recalls a time when Madoka lost those ribbons.
Sayaka Miki finds Homura and asks for her help to search for Madoka's lost ribbons, which were carried away by the wind.
Homura agrees to help, and they split up to search different areas.
Episode 2: Neither Homura nor Sayaka can find the ribbons.
Madoka's cat, Amy, appears and seems to want them to follow her.
Homura decides to follow Amy, who leads them to the ribbons, which are caught in a tree branch.
Sayaka retrieves them and suggests they return them to Madoka together, but Homura declines, telling Sayaka to take the credit.
Episode 3: The next day, Madoka thanks Homura, as Sayaka told her about their joint effort.
Homura insists she did nothing and tells Madoka not to lose the ribbons again.
In the present, Homura reflects that the ribbons eventually came to her, though she feels they do not suit her.
She imagines Madoka would disagree and reaffirms her resolve to keep fighting to protect the world Madoka tried to save.
Needle Witch - An Occasional Indulgence:
Episode 1: Kirika Kure prepares an elaborate tea time for Oriko Mikuni, insisting everything is her treat.
She presents a large spread consisting mainly of pancakes and a vast assortment of sweeteners like syrup, honey, sugar, and jam.
Oriko is overwhelmed by the sheer amount of sugary food, as she does not share Kirika's extreme sweet tooth.
Oriko tries to drop subtle hints that the spread is too lavish, but Kirika misunderstands and enthusiastically offers even more sweet options.
Oriko resolves to be more direct.
Episode 2: Kirika notices Oriko's hesitation and correctly guesses that the food isn't to her liking.
Oriko apologizes for upsetting her and explains she isn't as fond of sweet things.
They compromise: Oriko will have her tea plain but allow Kirika to load her pancakes with syrup, honey, and jam.
They enjoy the meal together, and Oriko samples a sip of Kirika's extremely sugary tea, finding it too sweet for her.
Their time together is interrupted by the arrival of a visitor.
Sandbox Witch - Rains Too Shall Pass:
Episode 1: Iroha Tamaki returns home exhausted from her day in Kamihama City, thinking about her sister Ui and her encounter with a fearsome girl.
As she falls asleep, she dreams of meeting Yachiyo Nanami, who insists Iroha take a long way home with her.
Yachiyo takes Iroha on a shopping trip for household items like towels, pillows, and chopsticks.
Yachiyo then states that Iroha will be moving in with her and takes her to the ward office to file a change of address form.
Iroha is shocked and confused by this sudden development.
A sudden sun shower forces them to take shelter.
Yachiyo confesses she took the long way home hoping something good would happen, and meeting Iroha was the result.
After the rain stops, a large rainbow appears, and Iroha is excited by the sight.
Yachiyo is surprised by Iroha's excitement but smiles, glad she took the detour.
Iroha wakes up, realizing it was all a dream and reflecting on how unlikely it would be for her and Yachiyo to live together.
Inspired by the dream, Iroha decides to take the long way to school the next day.
Rumor of the Commoner's Horse - Proof of Friends Again:
Episode 1: Rena Minami formally apologizes to Kaede Akino for their past fight, which started when Rena forced Kaede's dog to do a trick.
Kaede forgives her, and Momoko Togame suggests they go to a photo booth to commemorate their reconciliation.
Rena is hesitant and reveals she has never used a photo booth before, which Kaede finds surprising.
Despite her embarrassment, Rena agrees to go.
Episode 2: Inside the photo booth, Rena's inexperience causes chaos.
She accidentally selects a setting for five people and is unprepared for the first photo.
She becomes flustered and refuses when the booth prompts them to make a funny face, leading to a picture of her crying.
For the final photo, Rena insists they strike a perfect pose to make up for the incident with Kaede's dog.
The resulting photo strip shows mostly awkward and upset pictures, with only the last one being a proper, though frowning, pose.
Kaede and Momoko cherish the photos as proof of their renewed friendship and plan to keep them, convincing a reluctant Rena to do the same.
Rumor of the Anonymous AI - Tag Team Revenge!
Episode 1: Tsuruno Yui is dominating a game of concentration (memory matching) against Sana Futaba and Felicia Mitsuki.
Iroha Tamaki stops by and suggests that Felicia and Sana team up to beat Tsuruno.
Iroha whispers a strategy to them before leaving.
Felicia, excited by the plan, insists she needs Sana's help, which encourages Sana.
Episode 2: Sana and Felicia put their plan into action, dividing the memorization of red and black cards between them.
Their teamwork allows them to successfully match several pairs and keep pace with Tsuruno.
With only five pairs left, their success comes down to luck on a final card flip.
They both point to the same card, but it is not a match, allowing Tsuruno to win by matching all the remaining pairs.
Despite the loss, Sana is happy because she enjoyed teaming up with Felicia and felt needed.
Inspired by her joy, Felicia and Tsuruno agree to play another game.
Rumor of the Chelation Land Ferris Wheel - Head of the Hotpot's Privilege!
Episode 1: Tsuruno Yui decides to host an outdoor hotpot meal at Mikazuki Villa to help the group bond after their recent conflicts and separation.
She declares herself "head of the hotpot" and insists the others relax while she cooks.
Yachiyo Nanami reflects on her recent realization that she didn't truly know Tsuruno.
Tsuruno begins cooking, creating a chaotic hotpot with unconventional ingredients like dumplings, hamburg steak, scrambled eggs, and even peanut butter, worrying the others.
Episode 2: Despite the unusual ingredients, the finished hotpot smells and tastes delicious, earning high praise from Felicia, Sana, and Iroha.
Yachiyo notices Tsuruno hasn't eaten yet and encourages her to have some.
Tsuruno reveals her true plan: she wants Yachiyo to feed her as a special privilege for being the head of the hotpot.
She explains she did this because she doesn't want their relationship to change and will always want special attention from Yachiyo.
Yachiyo agrees and feeds her, and Tsuruno declares it a privilege of her position.
Yachiyo reflects on the group's future, hoping they will remain as close when they are all grown up.
Blessed Witch - A Brief Treat:
Episode 1: Touka Satomi unexpectedly declares a day off for the leaders of the Wings of the Magius.
Despite Mifuyu Azusa and Nemu Hiiragi's concerns about timing, Touka insists they need to relax and proposes they play board games at their base.
Alina Gray surprisingly agrees to join them.
During a roll-and-move game, Mifuyu wins, which is unusual as Touka and Nemu typically dominate.
Mifuyu becomes suspicious, wondering if they let her win, and notices Touka is acting strangely.
Mifuyu is called away to handle a minor issue.
Episode 2: Hearing a noise from the game room, Mifuyu rushes back to find Touka trying to move a sofa with Nemu and Alina.
They reveal the surprise: the entire day off was planned to help Mifuyu relax as a reward for her hard work.
The "main act" is a massage from Alina, who claims to have researched acupressure.
The massage is extremely painful for Mifuyu, but Alina enjoys herself immensely.
Nemu and Touka observe that while it was meant to be a reward for Mifuyu, it has also become a rare, enjoyable treat for Alina.
Touka states that the real reward for all of them will come once they achieve their goal of freedom.
Witch of Good Fortune - Magical Kawaii Duo
Episode 1: Ashley Taylor is filming a pilgrimage to a "sacred spot" from the Magical Kirin anime when she encounters loose Familiars.
Karin Misono arrives, also searching for Alina Gray amidst the chaos in Kamihama City.
They decide to team up to protect the town and the sacred spot.
They find a civilian girl asleep and in danger amidst the Familiars.
Inspired by the Magical Kirin episode set at that location, they recreate the duo attack from the show.
Ashley and Karin perform a combined attack, defeating the Familiars and saving the girl.
Karin takes the girl to an evacuation shelter on her scythe, vowing to continue searching for Alina afterward.
She and Ashley promise to go on the pilgrimage together when the crisis is over.
We Keep Going Together
Episode 1: Touka Satomi and Nemu Hiiragi approach Ui Tamaki with the idea of doing something to thank Iroha for everything she has done for them.
They struggle to agree on a plan, with Touka suggesting expensive food and Nemu preferring a quiet time together, leading to an argument.
Ui becomes upset at their fighting, and they apologize.
They go to Mikazuki Villa for advice, but Yachiyo Nanami tells them that the act of coming up with a plan themselves is what would make Iroha happiest.
Taking this advice, the three of them plan a picnic under the Eternal Sakura, making bento boxes themselves.
Episode 2: They surprise Iroha with the picnic.
Iroha is deeply touched and happy that they went to such effort for her.
They enjoy the food and stories together.
Ui reflects in her diary that despite future hardships, they will be okay as long as they stick together, and she hopes these happy days last forever.
Wraith - Whispers with a Wraith
Episode 1: Homura Akemi is crafting explosives, a skill from her previous timeline.
A Wraith that looks and sounds like Madoka Kaname appears and speaks with her.
The Madoka Wraith recalls Homura's happy memory of defeating a Witch for the first time.
Homura finds it strange to have her own memories relayed by a Wraith and comments on its perfect mimicry.
She reflects internally on her lost time-stop ability and her past happiness with the real Madoka.
Episode 2: Mami Tomoe and Kyoko Sakura discuss the mutant Wraiths appearing in their territories.
These Wraiths mimic people the Magical Girls know, like Sayaka, and use psychological tactics, which they find disturbing.
Mami theorizes the Wraith that absorbed Homura's magic might be changing into something else, possibly a massive "Homura Wraith."
Later, on patrol, the Madoka Wraith takes Homura's hand, and Homura notes its lack of warmth, making her miss the real Madoka.
The Wraith suggests Homura could see Madoka again by using all her magic, causing the Law of Cycles to appear.
Homura rejects the idea, stating Madoka wouldn't forgive her and that a happy, ordinary life together is impossible.
The Wraith cryptically states that the future is still unknown before changing the subject to hunting the giant Wraith.
Mabayu Aki's Memory Part I - Scene 0 Character Story
Madoka Kaname Episode 1:
Madoka Kaname has a dream where her cat, Amy, is nearly hit by a car. She wakes up and discusses the strange dream with her friends Sayaka Miki and Hitomi Shizuki.
The dream is attributed to her worry after seeing Amy the previous night.
Homura Akemi is shown observing Madoka's home, having successfully prevented Kyubey from making contact the day before. She notes a small deviation when Madoka opens a window for Amy.
Homura continues to secretly observe Madoka after school, concerned that her actions are becoming unpredictable.
Homura Akemi Episode 1:
Homura reflects on her promise to Madoka to keep rewinding time to save her.
She overhears a phone conversation suggesting Madoka's actions have already caused small changes in the timeline.
Homura encounters Kyoko Sakura at an arcade in Kazamino. Kyoko warns her to manage the Witches in Mitakihara to avoid Mami Tomoe's interference.
Later, Homura discovers a child has been hospitalized after being attacked by a Familiar in an abandoned building, a new event she failed to prevent.
She becomes despondent, feeling that since she failed to save Madoka, nothing else matters.
Madoka Kaname Episode 2:
Homura follows Madoka, who is on her way to visit Amy near the cake shop Récompense.
Madoka meets the shop owner, Sakie Aki, and uses a penlight toy to lure Amy inside the shop for her safety.
To avoid being seen, Homura enters Récompense and observes Madoka from a window seat.
Sayaka Miki briefly joins them while searching for her lost phone.
Homura monitors the time, waiting for the moment of Amy's predicted accident to pass without incident.
Homura Akemi Episode 2:
Homura is tormented by a previous timeline where saving a lost child from a Familiar indirectly caused a car accident that killed four people.
She struggles with the moral dilemma of whether to save the child again or let her die to prevent the larger tragedy, knowing Madoka would be upset by such a cold calculation.
Homura resolves to find a third option where no one dies. She eliminates the Familiar beforehand and then proactively prevents the child from getting lost by alerting her mother.
This new approach is successful, and no one is harmed. She confirms with an unseen ally that they must now focus on preparing for the final battle against Walpurgisnacht.
Madoka Kaname Episode 3:
Back at Récompense, the moment for Amy's accident arrives.
As Amy darts outside, she is almost hit by a car but is stopped because she bumps into Sayaka Miki, who had returned to the shop.
The accident is averted. Madoka is relieved, connecting it to her mother's advice about the penlight being that day's lucky item.
Madoka shares with Homura that her worry stemmed from the dream she had that morning.
Sakie notes that Amy became friendly with humans because of Madoka's initial kindness.
The story concludes with Homura transferring to Madoka's school. Madoka expresses lingering worry for Amy, but Homura reflects that the desire to see someone kind again is a powerful force.
Mabayu Aki's Memory Part II - Scene 0 Character Story: Sayaka Miki
Episode 1: Mabayu Aki introduces the video "Scene 0 Magical Girl Story: Sayaka Miki."
Sayaka Miki is having a bad day after missing out on a rare "Ave Maria" CD and temporarily losing her phone.
She meets Madoka Kaname and they go to the cake shop Récompense.
Sayaka shows Madoka an old photo from their elementary school entrance ceremony, featuring Kyosuke Kamijo and a young Hitomi Shizuki.
Sayaka confides in Madoka about her desire to support Kyosuke until he can play the violin again after his accident.
The shop owner, Sakie Aki, overhears and calls Sayaka Kyosuke's "first fan."
Sayaka ends up helping out at the shop.
Sakie gives Sayaka a Chocobit Bar and offers to teach her how to bake a cake for Kyosuke.
On her way home, Sayaka is approached by Kyubey, who asks her to make a contract and become a Magical Girl.
Episode 2: Sayaka is still processing Kyubey's offer.
She goes to Récompense, and Sakie teaches her how to bake a heart-shaped fruit tart.
Sayaka practices writing messages in chocolate for the cake, creating several options including one that says "LOVE."
When a customer arrives, Sayaka goes to seat them, and Sakie boxes up the cake.
Sakie encourages Sayaka to hurry to the hospital and wishes her "good luck."
At the hospital, Sayaka discovers Sakie has mistakenly placed the "LOVE" message on the cake.
Panicked, she rushes to the kitchenette to fix it before Kyosuke returns.
Episode 3: Sayaka uses the Chocobit Bar chocolate to change the message from "LOVE" to "MOVE."
She tells Kyosuke it means to keep "moving" forward with his rehab.
As Kyosuke can only use one hand, Sayaka feeds him the cake.
They listen to the CDs Sayaka brought, and Kyosuke becomes emotional and cries.
The story shifts to the fight against Walpurgisnacht.
Madoka tells Sayaka to go protect the city and Kyosuke while she holds off the Witch.
Sayaka finds Kyosuke and protects him from collapsing debris, getting severely injured in the process.
Sayaka tells Kyosuke she protected his music before seemingly dying from her injuries.
Kyosuke is rescued, and it is reported that Sayaka did not survive.
Inspired by her sacrifice, Kyosuke resolves to share his violin with the world and is later seen performing "Ave Maria."
Mabayu Aki concludes the story, reflecting that Sayaka's wish was carried on through Kyosuke's music.
Random Thought: Assigning Organs to the Magia Record
Main Organism: Infinite Iroha
The core consciousness and will of the entire system.
Heart: Iroha
Prefrontal Cortex
The circulatory force. She pumps her magical energy into the other parts into a single, living whole.
Lungs: Ui
Hippocampus
Intake. She breathes in ambient magical energy and impurities (curses) from the environment.
Spinal Cord: Lil’ Kyubey
Brainstem
The central neural pathway. It is the critical wiring that hardwires the Heart (Iroha) to the Lungs (Ui) and facilitates connection in the body.
The Base Body / Skeleton: Embryo Eve's Core
Cerebellum
The structural frame and Labyrinth of the entire Automatic Purification System.
Endocrine System: Kimochi
Amygdala
A system of specialized glands that produce and regulate the hormonal/emotional energy that fuels the organism.
Processes grief, memory, and the "immune memory" of the past.
Integrated Organ Systems:
External, specialized organs that connect to and enhance the core organism's capabilities, allowing it to enhance its function.
Liver - Touka
Hypothalamus & Pituitary Gland
The metabolic conversion and recycling plant. With 100% efficiency, she breaks down impurities into pure, usable magic.
Bone Marrow: Nemu
Cerebral Cortex (Broca's & Wernicke's Areas)
The production factory. She creates physical forms, such as the Uwasa bodies and the Records.
Skin - The Eternal Sakura
Thalamus
The protective boundary and sensory organ. It encases the system and serves as its interface with the world.
DNA - The Magical Girl Records
Long-Term Potentiation
The genetic code. These records are the system's fundamental identity and memory.
Pathogens:
External and internal threats that the organism must defend against, overcome, or integrate to ensure its survival and health.
Conquered Viral Pathogen / Vaccine: The Mirror Witch (Mikoto Sena)
A virus that, after being defeated, is integrated like a vaccine or a disabled virus, providing the organism with the tools, or "antibodies," to connect time and space.
Metastatic Cancer: 10^−43
Its sole purpose is mindless, exponential growth (proliferation), which seeks to consume the host organism and replace all healthy tissue (other Magical Girls across time) with itself.
Autoimmune Disease: The Will of the Universe
A fundamental part of the body's own rules (the universe's laws) that mistakenly identifies parts of itself (Magical Girls) as foreign pathogens and attacks them.
Philosopher's Stone
Philosopher's Stone (賢者の石,Kenja no Ishi)
Image: An example of a Philosopher's Stone.
Philosopher's Stones are magical stones that work as catalysts, capable of turning powerful dreams and desires into reality through If-Factors, even entire If-Worlds and other feats possible only to Magical Girls.
The process of their creation is unknown, as the only person who has been able to create them is the alchemist, Nicholas Flamel. By the time he met his wife Pernelle in the mid-1300s Europe, he had been able to create at least one Philosopher's Stone.
By 1431, he had created two Philosopher's Stones in total, and has presumably not made more. He kept one for himself, using it to live for hundreds of years, and donated the other to "someone in need." Somehow, the other Stone fell into the hands of Minou who used its power to create an If-World where her mother, Isabeau de Bavière, could be resurrected. Over hundreds of years, the If-World became the Holy Maiden Academy, with the Stone itself enshrined within the school's main hall.
Properties
The Philosopher's Stone primary function is to transforming a powerful "what if" desire from a mere concept into a physical If-World. When used to create an If-World, the Stone sustains its existence and laws of physics.
Philosopher's Stones also have effects similar to magic, completely halting the aging process
Immense Magical Power: The Stone contains vast reserves of magical energy, which can be harnessed for powerful rituals, such as the attempted resurrection of a great witch.
Known Stones
The Flamel Stone: Remains in the possession of Nicolas and Perenelle Flamel. Its current location is their home, though it was recently reported missing after Nicolas inexplicably gave it to another stranger.
The Minou Stone: The stone used by Minou to create the Holy Maiden Academy If-World. It is physically embedded in the reality it created and is kept in the academy's main hall.
Holy Maiden Academy
If-Factors
Ark of Feelings
If-Factor
If-Factor (IF因子（ファクター）, Ifu Fakutā)
An If-Factor is a physical object or entity that manifests from a powerful "what if" thought or desire. They are "impossible" items that operate on the natural laws of their world of origin, which often conflict with the laws of the If-World they invade, causing dangerous reality-warping incidents.
Nature
If-Factors are described as the crystallized "seeds of a world." They are born from statements that begin with "What if...?" and range from simple, whimsical thoughts to profound, world-changing desires. When they slip into an If-World, they bring their own set of rules with them, creating anomalies that Magical Girls are tasked with resolving to prevent the world's destruction.
Known If-Factors
The Infinite Teapot: Manifested from a simple desire: "What if I had a teapot that produced an endless supply of delicious tea?" It generates infinite amounts of enchanted tea that induces a euphoric, zombie-like state in drinkers, compelling them to serve the tea to others. Its refill rate accelerates exponentially, threatening to flood the entire world.
If-pedia: A Wikipedia-like website that contains exhaustive information about the Holy Maiden Academy If-World. It is an incredibly powerful Factor whose entries define reality itself; editing the website directly alters the world. The Student Council used it to create a "Labyrinth Event," warping spatial connections throughout the school.
The Labyrinth Door: The specific manifestation of the If-pedia's effect. It caused all doors within the school to open to random, illogical locations, trapping occupants and exploiting their psychological weaknesses to keep them contained.
Ui's Smartphone / The Blank Prophecy: A unique case of a real-world object becoming an interloper If-Factor. It originally belonged to Ui Tamaki from the real world. It functions as a normal phone but possesses a critical connection back to reality. Minou identified it as the final "key" to her plan, intending to use its recording function to capture Crépuscule de la Reine's resurrection and smuggle the video into the real world.
Lil' Kyubey (userName): Another unique case. As a being from the real world, userName is not a true If-Factor but is treated as one. They served as the intended "door" or carrier who would transport the recorded smartphone video back to the real world, thereby planting the memory and possibility of the witch's existence in humanity's collective unconscious.
Role of Magical Girls
In the Holy Maiden Academy If-World, the designated role of the Magical Girls (Tart, Liz, Elisa, and Melissa) is to locate and neutralize If-Factors that cause dangerous disruptions to their reality. Their actions are necessary to maintain the world's stability, though the world can be reset if an incident causes a total collapse.
Philosopher's Stones are described as miraculous catalysts required to turn a powerful desire or obsession into a physical reality, known as If-Worlds and If-Factors.
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Philosopher's Stone is a magical rock of unclear origin with a variety of uses. Currently, it is known to be able to:
Completely halt the aging process in uncontracted humans.
Sustain a What-If reality.
Two were known to have been created by the real-world alchemists Nicholas and Pernelle Flamel. One stone remained with them; the second was donated and eventually reached Minou. As of 1431, the only known Philosopher's Stones are in the possession of Nicholas Flamel and Minou.
If-Factor
If-Factor (イフファクター Ifu Fakutā)
Manifested desires that disrupt "What If" worlds.
Image: A teapot If-factor.
If-Factors are physical manifestations of "what if" thoughts or desires that seep into the If-World from other universes. These can be small, whimsical things, or large, dangerous anomalies that threaten to destroy the If-World entirely. In the Holy Maiden Academy, the Masked Student Council actively seeks them out, believing they can be used as catalysts to breach the barrier between the "What If" world and the real world.
An If-World is a fully realized, alternate reality that stems from a deep “what if,” a hypothetical scenario rooted in someone’s desire once they possess a Philosopher's Stone. The world of Holy Maiden Academy is one such If-World, which was created over hundreds of years as the residue of Minou’s desire to resurrect Isabeau.
Known If-Factors:
Teapot: A teapot which likely emerged from an idle desire like "What if I had a teapot that produced an endless supply of delicious tea?" The teapot generates infinite amounts of brainwashing tea that compels people to serve it. The refill rate accelerates after each use, eventually flooding the entire If-World.
If-pedia: A Wikipedia-like website that contains detailed information about the "What If" world, including events, character profiles, cafe menus, etc. Crucially, the If-World conforms to the information on If-pedia and editing the site directly edits the world. It is used by the Student Council to create a labyrinth event. It is used by Melissa to delete the labyrinth, saving the world temporarily, and to prank Elisa. Its accidental deletion by the Student Council causes the If-World to end once more.
Door: The door creates a labyrinth by causing doors to open onto random, illogical locations (French countryside, Kamiket, other school rooms, complete voids). It traps those who enter, and at one point, it exploits Riz's love for cute things (via the kitten) and Ms. Specs' tendency for exposition.
Ui's Phone: Also called "The Book of Prophecy". It is an object from the real world that accidentally became an interloper If Factor within the Holy Maiden Academy world. It functions as a normal phone within the "What If" world, but crucially, it has a connection back to the real world. Minou's plans involved using it to record Isabeau's rebirth in the If-World and send that recording back to reality via Lil' Kyubey. Its crash, caused by Melissa's misdirected text, and subsequent return to the real world foils her plan.
Lil' Kyubey: He becomes an If-Factor themselves. Minou’s belief was that by sending him to the real world with the recording, eventually, some Magical Girl candidate would see the footage, feel something intense and make a wish that causes Isabeau to be reborn in the real world.
It is unknown if this is the rule in every If-World, but in the Holy Maiden Academy, Magical Girls have the duty to resolve incidents caused by the If-Factors, though even if the If-World ended, it would simply reset.
Ark of Feelings
Ark of Feelings (感情の方舟 Kanjō no Hakobune)
A library of human emotion and remembrance.
Image: Different archives in the Ark of Feelings.
The Ark of Feelings is a metaphysical archive where people's emotions and memories are stored as books, created by Pernelle and Nicholas Flamel. It is not a physical place, but a spiritual or mental space—almost like a dream realm or psychic library—that can be entered and explored. People can access memories that are otherwise forgotten or erased from history, especially those related to important figures remembered by many, like Joan of Arc (La Pucelle/Tart).
Even when historical records are wiped or altered, the Ark of Feelings holds onto what people once felt and remembered. That’s how Tart’s legacy survives in the Ark even though she’s been erased from the outside world.
Torte is the curious, energetic, and kind-hearted daughter of the alchemists Nicholas and Pernelle Flamel. Born after the death of Jeanne d'Arc (Tart), she was named in her honor and bears a striking resemblance to her. Torte is deeply fascinated by the legend of "La Pucelle" and wishes to learn everything about her. Using her parents' magic, she enters the "Ark of Feelings," a space where memories of Tart are preserved as books. There, she encounters Kagome Satori, who was pulled from the future Kamihama City, and together they embark on a journey through the memories of those who knew Tart.
Throughout the event, Torte discovers she can restore the fading memories of Tart in others simply by making eye contact due to their resemblances. Throughout the different memories in the Ark, she witnesses the pain of those left behind and the catastrophic consequences of a world where Tart never existed. She ultimately decides to contract with Cube and wishes for Tart's feelings and legacy to never be forgotten and to be passed down correctly through history. This wish itself creates the loop that ensures Tart's legend endures and restoring history to its proper course.
Her powers as a Magical Girl are unknown, however her resemblance to Tart allowed her to restore the lost memories of Jeanne d'Arc in those who once knew her by looking into their eyes.
As the daughter of two powerful alchemists, Torte is also proficient in using the various magical tools from her parents' workshop, such as stones that allow translation and the creation of protective magic circles.
Etymology
Jeanne is a French name meaning "God is gracious". Her surname, Flamel, is a French surname meaning "fire".
Her nickname, Torte (トルテ), is derived from Tart (タルト), which is in itself a variant for the name of Jeanne d'Arc.
Trivia
Torte is a completely original character created for Magia Record and is not based on any historical figure associated with the Flamels.
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Torte's Live2D model
Jeanne (on left)
Concept of Jeanne's Magical Girl form
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The Doppel of cowardice. Its form is arms of iron. The master of this emotion fears solitude. After being one-sidedly beaten down by those around her, she was left in a world of helpless isolation. There was nothing to do but sit there in a state of melancholy. The only way to escape was to take the opposing position– to obtain enough strength to hit back anything the world could throw at her. This Doppel is undoubtedly a manifestation of that strength, but atop its hands sits its master’s deeply-held fear of reverting to her previous solitude.
The Doppel of safeguarding. Its form is a fortress. The master of this emotion resists others’ attempts to trespass in private matters such as her hobbies and interests. Her Doppel is covered by a sturdy outer shell, and serves as a private space for its master that shuts out surrounding information and forcibly creates distance with the outside. Should any external nuisances appear, its master can snipe and eliminate them via the mechanism affixed to its top. The Doppel itself, however, is equally resistant to outside meddling. Should anyone attempt to speak with it or touch it, it will try to calm itself down by thrashing around in a panic until its target has been reduced to smithereens. When this happens, the master inside apparently gets shaken to the point of utter exhaustion.
The Doppel of faith. Its form is kawaii. The master of this emotion loves kawaii culture and takes extreme pleasure in promoting it. Her face turns to pure delight when she gazes at this image of herself. This Doppel understands fully its master's desire to spread her interests, so it strives to implant a fondness for manga, anime, yumekawa, and gurokawa in others. If it encounters someone less kawaii than its master, it releases rainbow beams from its six eyes, enveloping them in a plethora of ribbons and lace, altering their hobbies and tastes. Its victims are said to then bow down to it in reverence.
The Doppel of natural states. Its form is a bag of laughs. The master of this emotion keeps her former, mild-mannered self hidden away in her heart. Whenever this constantly-laughing Doppel encounters something inconvenient to it, it accumulates stress within its body. It then converts this stress into laughter, with which it blows away anything it doesn’t want to see. Since it’s constantly laughing no matter which direction it looks, its sources of stress must truly be myriad. Perhaps it’s put in a bad mood by everything it sees. If it were to decide that the entire world should be laughed to smithereens, it’d be quite dangerous, but its master sleeps peacefully inside the bag as if none of it has anything to do with her.
The Doppel of masochism. Its form is a moon-cawing crow. The master of this emotion rushes about in a wild, mad frenzy, and loses her mind with joy… As the physical manifestation of such unbecoming tastes, this Doppel takes the form of a crow that caws in enjoyment of the moonlit night. An aberrantly-shaped being that strikes dread in the hearts of all who see it, born from the final throes of manic revelry. Those who confront this Doppel are sure to feel terror from the very bottom of their hearts. But this is no ordinary fear– as the sort of fear that can be engendered only by those who live their lives on Death’s door, those who taste it will have their sense of self destroyed, and eventually be led to insanity.
The Doppel of skepticism. Its form is a vulture. From the moment that the master of this emotion was born, she has been forced into a life of servitude to the Pharaohs. But upon realizing that other ways of life exist, she was wracked with conflict. This Doppel continually emits fluctuations in response to that conflict, and creates doubt in the hearts of those around it as it propagates the fluctuations with its wingbeats. These doubts quickly balloon into various opposing poles– joy and sorrow, hope and resignation, veneration and contempt– thus calling forth further chaos. As this chaos reaches its breaking point and overflows, it drags everything down with it into transience and uncertainty.
The Doppel of temptation. Its form is serpent berries. While the master of this emotion feels an affinity for her Doppel, which behaves as it pleases without any concept of good or evil, she also feels her own immaturity emanating from it. This Doppel speaks directly into one’s brain via ultrasonic tones, giving affirmation to anything and everything. The confidence and courage it grants are enough to wipe away any concern one may have. Its comfortable words lead people to develop a great dependence on them, but because it well-meaningly affirms even people’s aggressive or malicious emotions ad infinitum, it may unintentionally guide its targets towards the worst possible actions.
The Doppel of tumult. Its form is an eyelid. The master of this emotion falls into a deep sleep while this Doppel is present, and is therefore unable to witness what it experiences. While its master is sleeping, it paints over all inconveniences with muddy tears that flow from its vacant stare. This duplicate will surely awaken when it requires the power to crush reality.
The Doppel of mixture. Its form is butter. The master of this emotion falls into a deep sleep when this Doppel appears, and doesn’t lay eyes upon any of the manufacturing methods that it learns. While its master is asleep, her Doppel sprays cow’s milk from its vacant eye onto a bed of rock salt, and vigorously mixes it. The resulting butter adds a dash of saltiness and rich flavor to any dish, and pairs best with baked potato. If you haven’t been having much luck making buttered potato at home, perhaps it’s because you’re using unsalted butter?
The Doppel of refutation. Its form is a pet. The master of this emotion learned to control others using a borrowed power. In time this act morphed into a form of desire, and this is the embodiment of that twisted state. It is a freakish kind of vengeance brought upon by a past of suffering at the hands of others, a reversed and bloated projection of the self. There is not an ounce of guilt in it, only pure madness. This Doppel binds those it faces in numerous leashes and crushes them with its gargantuan hands as it trembles in endless ecstasy.
The Doppel of tsundra. Its form is a weight crab. The master of this emotion cannot clearly distinguish the subject of her feelings, conducting herself in an awkard, thorny manner. This Doppel expresses its emotions in a similarly severe way: it takes the many stationery supplies that its master carries to compensate for her fading sense of presence, and turns them into weapons by increasing their weight by several hundred kilograms. In contrast to its master, this Doppel can only vaguely distinguish its original form as an Oddity. Even if the subject of its master’s dormant feelings happened to be surprisingly close by, the Doppel would probably use their weight as nothing more than a simple paperweight to hold its own identity together.
The Doppel of closed circuits. Its form is the mortal world. The master of this emotion loops through time in an endless cycle of trial-and-error. Master and Doppel fuse together, her skin becomes glass, and her expression freezes into that of a doll. She launches volley after volley of attacks that only end when her target falls silent. In this way she is more like a Witch than other Magical Girls. Not only can she can manipulate the sands of time, but she can pluck information of low importance from the alien lifeforms on her hat and create anything around the level of an earthly weapon by solidifying the sand.
The Doppel of karma. Its form is a treasure ship. The master of this emotion thinks of the lost splendor she left behind during the old year. The seven bodies carried by the treasure ship are the remnants of the emotions the master tried to detach at the start of the New Year, but their expressions are painted over by the regret she harbors, making it impossible to read the original emotions. This doppel crushes the enemy when the master cannot bear the weight of her regrets and throws out the entire treasure ship. The more dazzling the first sunrise is, the heavier the master's regrets become, so the seven of them wear glasses so as not to be blinded by the dawn light of the New Year.
The Doppel of Karma. Its form is the mortal world. The master of this emotion visits many worlds in search of an exit, spinning giant threads of fate. Fourteen incomplete bodies born from emotion trail behind the master's body, which has almost completely transformed into glass. In order to achieve their mission, these 14 bodies work methodically and tirelessly to remove obstacles. Regardless of their master's will, they weave the threads of fate, which become tangled in ever more complex patterns, driving her yet further into a maze, the exit of which can hardly be found. These bodies of emotion have no names.
The Doppel of attention-gathering. Its form is a wind-up doll. The master of this emotion views wanting other people to smile and being desired as the same thing in some small way. Her Doppel frantically smashes its cymbals together, and anchors shoot toward the eyes of those whose attention the cymbals gather. Those cursed by the sound are then chased down by the anchors until their eyeballs are taken from them. If this Doppel is used often, the user will feel anxious unless someone is watching them at all times.
The Doppel of dominion. Its form is La Reine’s Twilight. The master of this emotion seeks dominion and influence ad infinitum, for as long as she exists. The curses scattered by this Doppel are themselves a death-bringing darkness to all other humans, and if bathed in these curses, those without a resistance to them will instantly vanish from existence. The joy its master derives from this sight is synonymous with purification to her. The more her surroundings are stained with despair and darkness, the brighter her Soul Gem’s rhapsodic light shines.
The Doppel of resonance. Its form is a hummingbird. The master of this emotion is fond of her Doppel's body, which reverberates well. The Doppel aligns the pitch of its singing voice to resonate with any physical object until it shatters. It is also likely to use its voice to oscillate the brains of organisms, then use high frequency sound waves to vibrate its beak, with which it pierces the hearts of its victims with great precision.
The Doppel of dismantlement. Its form is a soot lion. The master of this motion patiently waits for her sorrow to be relieved by the destruction that her Doppel bestows. In order to build a fair and equitable paradise in accordance with its master’s will, the Doppel attempts to destroy everything, while simultaneously playing a requiem not unlike an anguished wail. However, its actions only amount to mere dismantlement. Though it can reduce everything around it to smithereens, only hollow cadavers are left behind. And because the Doppel itself doesn’t realize this, it will continue reducing its surroundings to smithereens for as long as equality fails to manifest– thus, it simply rampages until its strength gives out.
The Doppel of dismantlement. Its form is a hearth lion. The master of this emotion continually wanders in search of the answer to her mourning. In order to help its master find that answer, this Doppel takes the feelings towards death that are held by visitors lured in by Halloween merriment, and finely dismantles said feelings before serving them to its master. Breaking them down into small pieces makes them no easier to swallow, however, so its master is likely to get indigestion, and continue to distance herself from the answer. When the Doppel tires of dismantlement, it secretly uses the tip of its scythe to carve jack-o’-lanterns and so forth outside of its master’s view.
The Doppel of torn seams. Its form is a thread-cutter. The master of this emotion loathes her Doppel, which wields the exact opposite ability to her own. Her Doppel is able to loosen the seams of anything it touches. Once it uses a tiny bit of magic to open up a small tear, it can widen that tear to destroy any object, or even any concept– a truly fearsome power to display. However, this Doppel only seems interested in destroying its master’s own creations. It exclusively targets and ruins things she’s already worked to stitch together. Additionally, this Doppel boasts abnormally strong self-replication abilities despite its low supply of magic, and in comparison to the magic that it retains via its overwhelming conservation of energy, its body is extremely large.
The Doppel of famine. Its form is a dark cook. The master of this Doppel is much more particular about food than most. It wants to feed on anything within reach, and it does not care whether it eats Magical Girls or Witches. It is a chef born of the desire to eat itself, a Doppel of gluttony that devours all and returns it to nothingness. It has several plates prepared on its table at all times. Should you find yourself at its table on the battlefield, be careful you are not part of the meal…
The Doppel of enticement. Its form is needles. The master of this emotion has vowed absolute loyalty to her savior. It penetrates enemy and master alike with sharp needles, sewing the fate of all things tight. This act represents its extreme devotion, such that it offers up everything, including its life to its benefactor, while symbolizing the perilousness of its dependence upon the other, which it cannot maintain its identity without. The sharper the needles are, the more the stitches there are, and the harder it becomes to extricate oneself from it. However, this merely serves as an expression of the master's desire.
The Doppel of escape. Its form is a nighthawk. Though the master of this emotion lamented her past and stopped in place once already, she has now found a light to follow, and doesn’t stop trying to spread her wings and fly. As her Doppel continually sheds tears, it attempts to put its master at ease by limiting her movements with wings of heavy mud. It denies her attempts to both seek and soar in the sky, while constantly emphasizing the exact opposite path to her. Though it utilizes its wings to attack those who oppose its master, each and every swing is meant to indicate to its master that she can never reach the light, no matter what she does. After being completely eaten away by this Doppel, the only choice one has is to become a black star that stands motionless on the Earth’s surface.
The Doppel of escape. Its form is a nighthawk. The master of this emotion runs to and fro, continually searching for a "fun summer vacation" that's fitting for her. Her ever-indecisive state of mind takes shape as this Doppel, with many fresh fruits incorporated into its form. In much the same way that the void in its master’s heart remains unfilled by any of the summers she experiences, the incongruous residue of those countless summers floats within the Doppel. Their sugar content skyrockets in correspondence with how much she was looking forward to them. The frankly-exhausted Doppel tearfully attempts to convince its master to give up on finding a fun summer, but if she still insists on continuing her search, it's considering teaching her a helpful lesson about her limitations by drowning her with its oceanic wings.
The Doppel of salivation. Its form is a moth. The master of this emotion floats through dreams between sleeping and waking, yet continues to seek the light of the sun. This Doppel’s circular form symbolizes the very same sun that its master seeks, and it floats through the air in the hopes of brightly illuminating its vicinity. But despite scattering powder from its wings to illuminate its surroundings, each mote of dust only emits the faint light of a distant star, and cannot emit anything stronger than that. The unsatisfied Doppel attempts to make the powder shine brighter by firing its own rays of light, but the erratically-reflected light builds up excess energy, explodes, and catches its surroundings in the blast. Yet the Doppel is satisfied to see such a bright light, even if only for a brief instant.
The Doppel of suffering. Its form is a happy statue. The master of this emotion shares in all the pain of the ones she loves and takes it on as her own. The pain then takes the shape of jewels, which decorate the Doppel and add to its power. However, as the Doppel cannot move, it cannot avoid attacks, and though it carries a sword and shield, they are there for decorative purposes only.
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? The Rumor of the Substitute Street! A long one-way road, they say, where this girl and that girl met one day! Their eyes met: ‘Hello! How do you do?’ And then they parted: ‘So long, farewell.’ And from that day onward… this girl became that, and that girl became this! Once you switch places, what’s real becomes fake! It’s a rumor that ALL the girls in Kamihama City are talking about. Whooo aaare yooou?”
Official translation:
“Have you heard? Has anyone told you? The Rumor of the Crossing Path. This girl met another girl on a long one-way road that went on forever! They said ‘Hello!’ once their eyes met, and ‘Goodbye!’ right after! From then on, It’s like she is her and her is she! Fakes become real once their paths cross. Kamihama girls can’t stop talking about it! So, which one are you?”
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? The Green-Eyed Coward, and the rumor thereof! Sure, they have dreams and ideals of their own, but they can’t do anything when *left* on their own. Just a no-spine coward running along other people’s rails! Some day, they want to be the very thing they admire, but they’ve already given up and told themself it can’t happen. An ambivalent outcast– but wuh-oh! Their one strong point is how jealous they can get! Once envy sets in, it’s curtains for you. You’ll get cursed and knocked unconscious! What a pest! It’s a rumor that ALL of Kamihama’s elites are talking about. Noooo backbiting!”
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? Mr. Purrs-a-lot the Kitten, and the rumor thereof! He’s a been popular little idol since way back in the day, showing up on TV, in books, and even as a stuffed toy! Today, much like every day, he’s playing in town with friends like Curlymagne, Wonderfur, and Darkrow too. But you’d better watch out just a teensy bit… when he’s with Piggles or Moortimer, he’ll blurt out things that can jab people right in the heart. It’s a rumor that EVERYONE in Kamihama is talking about. Purr, purr, meoooow!”
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? Piggles the Pig, and the rumor thereof! He’s Mr. Purrs-a-lot’s big-stomached friend, who lives in harmony with everyone in Animal Village! No matter what meal it is, as long as it’s got pickles, he’ll forget all about his full belly and gobble it right up! He’s also spacey, cheerful, and the life of everyone’s party, but when he’s with Moortimer, he’ll start nagging people about everything they’re no good at. It’s a rumor that EVERYONE in Kamihama is talking about. Oink, grunt, boooo!!”
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? Moortimer the Cow, and the rumor thereof! He’s Mr. Purrs-a-lot’s strong yet gentle friend, who lives in harmony with everyone in Animal Village! He’s warm and kind when he plays with everyone, and really popular with little kids! But he’s actually just a teensy bit weak-hearted and stressed– so when Piggles chews someone out, he’ll join in and bully them too! It’s a rumor that EVERYONE in Kamihama is talking about. Moo, moo, moooo-rgh!!”
Fan Translation: “Somewhere, there’s a great grassy field big enough for everyone to run around, and a great big cherry tree for everyone to sit and watch the flowers under. One day, when the three girls in the hospital have gotten all better and gone out into the world, they and the girl who always came to see them will meet each other again there. Then, that great big cherry tree will bloom to its fullest, celebrating their happy reunion.”
Official Translation: "In a field so wide and broad that everyone could run around it at once, and everyone could sit comfortably to watch the blossoms, there stood a grand sakura tree. One day, three little girls taken into hospital care will get healthy enough to leave the hospital and go there. There they'll reunite with the last girl, who always came to visit them. And when that happens, the huge tree will burst into full bloom to celebrate the four girls' reunion."
Anime Version: “One day, the three girls will leave the hospital, beneath a huge, wilted cherry tree, and will reunite with the older girl who always came to visit them. The tree, as if giving its blessing to their reunion, will bloom with a glorious display of cherry blossoms, and the blossoms on that tree will never fall again. No matter how lost we feel, no matter what we lose sight of, someday, we will reach that tree. The name of that rumor is "The Eternal Sakura."
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? The May Bells of Happiness, and the rumor thereof! Once Miss Ripper’s all done ripping, and finds that which she lost, a beautiful string of bells will burst into full bloom! And they’ll share their happy scent with poor, poor, lonely you. Just relax and sink into the scent, and it’ll pull in this girl and that girl to build your very own ideal world! For any other girl who gets in the way, it’s bye-bye: back to that crummy reality! And for you, in all your happiness, it’s bye-bye: away from that crummy reality! They say that once you get hooked, there’s no going back. It’s a rumor that EVERYONE snoozing on the rooftops is talking about. Oh, what a nice smell~!”
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? The May Bells of Happiness, and the rumor thereof! Once Miss Ripper’s all done ripping, and finds that which she lost, a beautiful string of bells will burst into full bloom! And they’ll share their happy scent with poor, poor, lonely you. Just relax and sink into the scent, and it’ll pull in this girl and that girl to build your very own ideal world! For any other girl who gets in the way, it’s bye-bye: back to that crummy reality! And for you, in all your happiness, it’s bye-bye: away from that crummy reality! They say that once you get hooked, there’s no going back. It’s a rumor that EVERYONE snoozing on the rooftops is talking about. Oh, what a nice smell~!”
“Have you heard? Has anyone told you? The Rumor of the Tangled Ruins! It’s got lots of entangled doors, and everyone trying to follow the matching ribbon is getting tangled into knots! The doors are just waiting to be opened!
Place scissors beneath your bed and drift off into deep sleep, and you’ll be at the Tangled Ruins in no time.
If you snip open little doors and rip open the big door, you’ll get something great as a prize! It’s the hottest rumor among crafts lovers!
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? The Dreaming Mirror, and the rumor thereof! Oh, if only I could go back in time to that day… Oh, if only I could do it all over again…! Well, if you’re the lucky winner of our lottery this week, then you’re officially invited to a dream of that ‘what-if’ world! The entry fee? Priceless! Just pass a test of your heart, and you’ll get a special chance to make your own ‘what-if’ come true! But non, non, non! Just one word of advice: if you flunk out, you’ll never, ever wake up again! It’s a rumor that ALL the fine young ladies in Hokuyou Ward are talking about. Mirror, mirror, on the wall…!”
“My, have you heard? Who’d you hear it from? …………, and the rumor thereof! She tried to steal some magic to meet that girl she wants to meet, but happened to be greeted by a totally different world outside! So she can’t make heads or tails of who she wanted to meet at all! When she senses a desire to meet someone, she’ll peek out from her digital world, but since she can’t tell who ‘that girl’ is, she’ll kidnap any random soul she sees! They’ll get sent back eventually, but the whole time until then, she broadcasts her lonely anxiety to them in a scaaaary dream! How tough! How tragic! How totally out of hand! ‘The girl she wants to meet again’ doesn’t actually exist, and ‘her feelings of wanting to meet her again’ can’t be fulfilled… so the whole thing’s just going nowhere fast! It’s a rumor that EVERYONE in Kamihama is talking about. What a buzzy broadcast!”
"Have you heard? Has anyone told you? The Rumor of the Miniature Dollhouse. A package delivered anonymously! Those unfortunate enough to be present when it's opened enter a fictional world! The price? An important connection! There is only one rule in this world, the Dreamer's dreamworld! Perfect for escaping reality! Yes, there's just one catch! If the Dreamer loses to herself, everyone remains trapped there! All the Shinsei Ward Magical Girls are talking about it. Run forever!"
Part 1: Toyo is introduced as Himiko's successor, but villagers doubt her due to her perceived cursed origins. Himiko defends Toyo, claiming her abilities are divine. Their strained relationship is evident as Toyo struggles to connect with Himiko, her mother, despite Himiko's efforts to bond. Toyo attempts to bridge the gap by giving Himiko a poorly chosen gift of cicada shells, which confuses her. Momoko suggests finding a dog as a better gift. Toyo uses her Spirit Arts to locate a strange creature she names Slurpy, insisting it’s a dog. Himiko initially refuses to let Toyo keep Slurpy, fearing it’s dangerous, but reluctantly agrees after Toyo pleads and promises to be responsible. She grows attached to Slurpy, momentarily forgetting her goal of improving her relationship with Himiko.
Part 2: Toyo works tirelessly, using her Spirit Arts to help villagers, with Slurpy assisting her in chaotic but helpful ways. Despite her exhaustion, Toyo continues her duties, ignoring her friends' concerns. Slurpy leads the group to a pond, where they catch fish and enjoy a meal together. Toyo expresses happiness but regrets Slurpy can’t join future outings. Her health declines, and she collapses while playing with Slurpy. Himiko scolds Toyo for overworking and notices Slurpy’s loyalty. Toyo apologizes to Slurpy for her inability to play due to her illness.
Part 3: Toyo’s health worsens, and she struggles to perform daily tasks, feeling guilty for burdening her friends and Slurpy. Himiko decides Slurpy must be sent away, believing dogs carry a curse that harms Toyo. Despite protests, Toyo agrees, thinking it’s best for Slurpy. They share a final playful run, though Toyo struggles to keep up. She urges Slurpy to forget her and live happily, but he refuses to leave. After parting, Toyo reflects on their memories together.
Part 3, continued: A long time afterwards, during summer, Toyo hears a familiar bark and runs to see Slurpy again. Without using her power of summoning, the two reunite together again.
Part 2: Gunhild focuses on building a strong foundation for their settlement, improving agriculture, livestock, and trade to strengthen their warrior band. Meanwhile, she battles witches to recover her magical power, though she grows increasingly wary of Kyubey and the toll of being a magical girl.
Part 3: Gunhild fights enemy warriors, and despite being gravely injured, she survives due to her soul gem, learning that her body won't die unless it's destroyed. This realization makes her grateful Olga didn't become a magical girl and vows to keep Kyubey away from her sister. Gunhild discovers Olga has been lured into a witch's labyrinth by Kyubey, who is trying to make her a magical girl.
Part 3, continued: Olga reflects on their lives, joking that if the gods were truly guiding them, they’d be on a boat by now. Despite the hardships, she cherishes their memories together and resolves to keep living for the future, though she wonders why things turned out the way they did.
Part 1 - Ciao, Kazumi Subaru: Kazumi, Umika, and Kaoru arrive in Kamihama, marveling at how the city has rebuilt after the major disaster. They are greeted by Tsuruno and Manaka at Mikazuki Villa, where preparations are underway for a party to welcome the trio. Tsuruno is determined to perfect her cooking skills for the event, with Manaka’s guidance. Kazumi, eager to help, impresses everyone with her cooking and the party features a lavish lunch with dishes like sirloin hamburgers and lobster thermidor, followed by a visit to Banbanzai, Tsuruno’s family restaurant. At Banbanzai, Kazumi suggests a new dessert idea—apricot tofu tiramisu—which becomes an instant hit. Tsuruno, inspired by Kazumi’s creativity, decides to improve her culinary skills independently.
Part 2 - Asunaro A La Carte: Nanaka and her teammates take Kazumi, Umika, and Kaoru on a tour of Kamihama, where they visit the Natsume bookshop and Kazumi discovers that Umika’s books are a hit among readers. The group then heads to Emiri’s counseling room, meeting other magical girls like Asuka and Natsuki. Kaoru reveals she’s been scouted for the U-18 Women’s National Soccer Team, which earns cheers from her friends. The tour continues with a visit to the beachside park and aquarium, followed by a trip to Minagi Land amusement park, and Kazumi, Umika and Kaoru decide to make the best strawberry risotto ever.
Part 3 - Strawberry Risotto Party: Kazumi sets out to shop for ingredients but gets lost until Yukika helps her. Afterwards, Yukika is swept up in a witch’s labyrinth and deals with it. Kazumi meets Yachiyo, Nemu, and Sakurako, and shares how she was once a clone of Michiru Kazusa and became human through a wish to Kyubey. Sakurako, curious about humanity, struggles to understand Kazumi’s motivations. She explains that food, particularly her grandmother’s strawberry risotto, symbolizes the human desire to live. Though Sakurako doesn’t eat, she agrees to join Kazumi and the others in cooking and sharing the meal to better understand humanity.
Part 1: Oriko enters a dreamlike state, reflecting on her dependency and weakness, which she has always denied. In this dream, Oriko finds herself in a perfect life where her father is still alive, and she is admired by her classmates for her perfection. Despite this, she feels an emptiness inside. She sees Yuma Chitose running through her school but cannot recognize her, and later encounters a dark silhouette of Kirika that transforms into a mysterious book. Oriko is haunted by this book, which she eventually realizes is her father’s diary. Her dream shifts to memories of her mother’s death and her father’s subsequent suicide, which she had suppressed. In the dream, her father accuses her of being the reason for his despair, claiming he took his life to escape her. Oriko is confronted by her Doppel, who takes on the forms of her father, Yuma, Kirika, and the girls she and Kirika harmed. She torments Oriko with her sins, accusing her of ruining lives under the guise of salvation. Oriko is forced to confront her selfishness and the harm she caused, including manipulating Yuma into contracting and using Kirika as a pawn. Her Doppel insists that Oriko’s only path is to die and atone for her sins.
Part 2: As her Doppel tries to strangle Oriko with a noose, she remembers Kirika and realizes that her wish was not just about saving the world but about finding someone who could accept her. Kirika’s love and protection become the chains that tie her to the real world. Oriko rejects the Doppel’s demand for her death, declaring that she wants to live to protect Kirika, her world. She acknowledges her weakness and dependence on Kirika, admitting that she had fooled herself into believing Kirika was just a pawn. Her Doppel warns that they will meet again if Oriko falls into despair, but Oriko confidently states that Kirika will always bring her back. She bids farewell to her old self and her father, embracing her new purpose.
Part 3: A few days later, Oriko is at home with Kirika, preparing tea and pancakes soaked in syrup. They discuss the Doppel phenomenon and how it forces magical girls to confront their inner darkness. Oriko reflects on how her Doppel revealed her true heart and allowed her to awaken her full power. She acknowledges that her past actions cannot be forgiven, but with Kirika by her side, she is ready to face any punishment. Kirika reaffirms her unwavering love and loyalty, and the two share a peaceful moment together, as Oriko finally feels at peace, knowing her place in the world is beside Kirika.
Part 1 - My Beloved One: Sudachi and Mikage enjoy a day off by exploring Sakae Ward, shopping, and reminiscing about their past. They encounter a witch that they defeat together. After stopping the chaos, they receive chocolate from a grateful man whose delivery they had unknowingly disrupted. Back home, Sudachi and Mikage decide to make Valentine's chocolates with Mitama’s help despite her infamous cooking skills, eventually video-calling Rabi for assistance.
Part 2 - Sudachi's Connections: Sudachi reflects on Valentine's traditions and feels conflicted about who deserves chocolates. She ultimately decides to leave chocolates in frequented places for people she values. During the decoration stage, they face challenges but manage to use Mitama’s leftover ingredients for creative decorations. Sudachi is called back to work at Puella Care where the store is bustling.
Part 3 - Greeting the World Beyone Her Nest: On Valentine's night, Livia drives Sudachi home to deliver chocolates to her parents. Along the way, Sudachi meets a grieving father whose daughter was part of the tragedy linked to her wish. He encourages Sudachi to live on. At home, Sudachi reunites with her parents and discovers they've been learning sign language to better communicate with her. During dinner, her parents propose moving to a new town to escape the painful memories, but Sudachi declines, emphasizing her desire to confront the past and cherish her hometown memories.
Part 1 - The Normalcy I Want: Mikoto reflects on reviving Hanna and escaping with her to a world where they can be together without interference. Despite their need for magic and the looming threat of discovery by others, Mikoto cherishes their time together, hoping it lasts until Christmas. Living in an apartment complex similar to the one Mikoto lived in, she and Hanna settle down briefly. Mikoto prepares meals, but struggles with finding work due to her age and circumstances. Mikoto secures a job at a café resembling one she used to visit with Hanna, imagining a peaceful life there. However, the reality of working is more hectic than expected, but Hanna’s support boosts Mikoto's spirits, making the hard work worthwhile. With Hanna's help, the café thrives, leading to unexpected kindness from the master who lets them leave early. Enjoying their newfound freedom, Mikoto and Hanna indulge in simple pleasures like eating crepes, feeling immense happiness as they anticipate spending Christmas together. Mikoto feels her past hardships were worth enduring for these moments of joy.
Part 2 - Happiness Spills Out of My Hands: Mikoto finally gets what she's always wanted but is overwhelmed by the happiness. She transfers malice from Hanna into her own Rumor, causing some of her memories to fade. Mikoto attempts to clear up misunderstandings in town after serial attacks occur, but people treat them as suspects due to coincidences. Despite this, Mikoto believes in the possibility of normalcy until Hanna decides they should leave the town and start anew elsewhere. Hanna and Mikoto find and confront the mastermind behind the crimes. With no evidence, Hanna declares they don't need it, urging the master to confess to the police while ensuring their anonymity remains intact. They decide to move on despite clearing Mikoto's name. Another incident occurs, revealing there was another perpetrator besides the one they caught, the café owner, who had deliberately placed blame against Mikoto and Hanna. As tensions rise and the police chase them, Hanna and Mikoto escape but reflect on their struggles with society’s rejection. Hanna suggests destroying everything that causes Mikoto pain and they both agree to start over again.
Part 3 - Sparkling: Mikoto and Hanna plan to execute the "Let's Ruin Everything Plan" by planting bombs around town to erase unpleasant memories. Mikoto, however, expresses concern about harming others but ultimately decides to share Hanna’s burdens. While preparing the bombs, Mikoto reflects on her inability to lead a normal life and how making a mess of everything gives her a sense of control. Despite their destructive actions, they enjoy the process as if preparing for a school festival. As they set up the bombs, Mikoto reminisces about her painful past and lonely existence, wishing for all bad memories to disappear. However, she realizes she doesn't want to lose the good memories with Hanna, leading to hesitation when it comes time to detonate the bombs. Hanna reveals that the bombs are fake and had secretly fixed a merry-go-round instead, aiming to create beautiful memories for Mikoto. Moved by Hanna’s efforts, Mikoto acknowledges Hanna as her hope and source of happiness, vowing to stay together. After leaving the town and ensuring people forget about them, Mikoto and Hanna plant snowdrop seeds to symbolize their journey. Mikoto expresses gratitude for meeting Hanna, emphasizing that her presence makes her want to keep living even in a difficult world, asking Hanna not to leave her behind again.
Part 1 - The More We Talk: Nagisa reflects on the paradox of freedom after separating from the "Law of Cycles," finding it both liberating and overwhelming. While she contemplates, Yu, in her magical girl form, appears and Nagisa initially mistakes her for a witch. Nagisa is intrigued by her odd nature and decides to accompany her and learn more about her.
Part 2 - The More We Cross: As Nagisa continues observing and talking to Yu, she questions whether Yu might be used by someone named Shi to kill people on a list. Yu reveals to her that her simplistic view of good and evil stems from her wish to become a magical girl, though she cannot recall what that wish was. Nagisa senses something unnatural in Yu's emotional state, realizing that her magic lacks negative emotions and seems disconnected from the future. This leads Nagisa to conclude that Yu might be a “Frayed End,” a malignant factor that will lead to a disastrous future.
Part 3 - The More We Erode: Nagisa resolves to eliminate Yu, believing it to be her destiny, but hesitates when faced with the reality of killing someone who shows no hostility or malice. During an attempt to catch Yu off guard, Nagisa finds herself transported back to a memory involving her mother in a hospital setting. Afterwards, she finds herself in a black void, where the ghost of Kei urges her to kill Yu, saying that her story has already ended. Nagisa rejects her order and asserts her decision to move forward and reclaim her future. Nagisa breaks out of the void and finds that Yu has gone missing.
Episode 1: Shi has a dream of interrupting a shady transaction in an alley as a magical girl. Shi transforms and fights the criminals, but the young man Shi confronts starts speaking in riddles about evil, questioning what it means and who defines it. Shi reflects on her purpose and realizes that tormenting others is evil. Waking from the dream, Shi realizes she isn't actually a magical girl but has been dreaming about it. She debates whether becoming one could change her life, especially after encountering Kyubey, who offered a contract to become a magical girl. Shi searches for Kyubey, contemplating if making a contract will bring change to her painful existence.
Episode 2: In a dark building, Yu tells Shi she's been killing the bad people from Shi’s dreams. Shi shares that for the first time, no one suffered in her dream and that this method worked. Shi reveals her nightmares stem from an ability granted by her mother's wish when she became a magical girl. This power lets her experience others' pain, which she tried to erase through a contract but couldn’t due to hesitation. Yu questions why Shi hasn’t wished away her nightmares, but Shi admits her fears about losing her empathy if she erases her ability. Yu insists Shi is unique because of her dreams, capable of understanding victims better than judges. Shi struggles with equating personal convenience with justice and wonders if she's merely making excuses. Shi has a dream of Yu encouraging her to wake up and embrace her role as a magical girl. Shi transforms, though unsure of her wish or powers.
Episode 3: In her dream, Shi decides her mission is to vanquish evil, believing her nightmares were caused by villains. With Yu’s support, she attacks suspected wrongdoers in an alley, easily defeating them. During the fight, Shi faces confusion as Yu suddenly claims Shi's parents were killed by an evil organization and suggests the man they're fighting is Shi’s real father. This leads to more absurd dialogue about story settings and target audiences until Shi's dream shifts to her waking up inside the dream. She reflects on how becoming a magical girl might preserve her ideal everyday life, only to realize she already transformed. Searching for Kyubey, Shi questions her identity and transformations. Meeting Yu again, she loses clarity on reality and her memories. Yu pushes Shi to look inward, suggesting she isn't truly herself anymore. The layout changes to a train where Shi is with Kei's ghost. Kei confronts Shi and tells her that she can have Yu's body, as Kei could finally take Yu herself. In reality, Shi takes Yu's body to get it stuffed from one of Yu's contacts, an old woman taxidermist to whom Yu sold the organs of the people she'd killed. Shi brings her the corpses of new people Shi has killed and the two reminisce about Yu. Later, Shi takes Yu's body near the sea and reveals to her that she will become the new Sleepwalking Ghost. Shi says that Yu isn't too different from what she was previously, as she was empty the whole time on the inside too.
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Add the scene 0 nightmare stuff
Remove the personal stories from timelines and finally remove it from stub limbo.
Add more separations without titles so that it's not too many walls of text.
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Here's a list for things I aim to do. If someone wants to contribute, feel welcome to do so:
Capitalize:
Barrier
Doppel
Familiar
Grief Cube
Grief Seed
Incubator
Irregularity
Kimochi
Labyrinth
Law of Cycles
Magical Girl
Nightmare
Rumor
Soul Gem
Spirit
The Universe
The Will of the Universe
Uwasa
Wards
Witch
Witch's Kiss
Wraith
Add powers for:
The new Uwasa from Exedra
The new background characters from Exedra
Look at what chapters inheritors of our souls came out between
Add the names for Kagome's interviews at least, then consider adding text
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Ghosts
Formation: Ghosts are the lingering spirits of the deceased. Ghosts of Magical Girls can arise from two scenarios:
Soul Gem Destruction: If a Magical Girl’s Soul Gem is shattered (like Kanae), she becomes a ghost.
Witch Transformation: If a magical girl becomes a Witch (like Mel), her consciousness can be preserved as a ghost if another ghost (e.g., Kanae) captures her thoughts and feelings before her soul fully dissipates.
Ghosts retain their memories and personalities from life, though some (like Mel) may initially forget details. They exist in a separate plane from the living but can observe the living world without normally communicating with the living.
Under normal circumstances, they can weakly manipulate inanimate objects (e.g., rattling a plate) but cannot directly speak or intervene. Only individuals sensitive to spirits (e.g., psychics) might perceive them.
Ghosts can manifest objects in their world by imagining their appearance, sound, and taste. This is how the ghost café and other ghostly environments exist.
Ghost Licenses:
Ghosts operate under rules enforced by a "license" system. If a ghost interferes too much with the living (e.g., trying to communicate with Yachiyo), their license is suspended, barring them from further interaction.
There are ghost cafés, which work as social hubs where deceased Magical Girls gather, share stories, and create objects.
Unlike girls whose Soul Gem broke, girls who became Witches have their ghostly form preserved only if another Magical Girl's ghost saves their fading consciousness. In such cases, their Witch’s defeat would finally allow their soul to rest.
Ghosts can also project emotions onto keepsakes (e.g., Mel’s fortune log, Kanae’s lyrics), allowing the living to sense their presence or receive messages.
Unlike magical girls normal human ghosts seem to be born from violent deaths (e.g., drowning, suicide) or intense emotional bonds (e.g., Kei and Yu’s obsessive relationship).
The ghost of the drowned Chinese Magical Girl that becomes Paola merges with Kei’s spirit to manifest.
Kei herself appears as a featureless shadow with a seaweed stench, unable to interact physically unless possessing someone.
Some ghosts can possess living humans if the target is emotionally vulnerable or the ghost’s will is strong, such as when Kei possessed Madoka, a Magical Girl. Homura herself resists possession due to her time-looping trauma.
When merged with Witches, ghosts can create pocket dimensions akin to Witch Barriers, appearing as black abysses where time is frozen.
Kei herself is also accompanied by the scent of the sea where she died.
Ghosts also invade dreams to share memories.
Ghosts themselves can choose to move on, but some choose to linger, such as Kei fading only after Yu herself dies.
Ui's Soul Transferal: The first Uwasa Nemu created. After Ui, Touka and Nemu made their wishes, Ui's collection left her on the verge of becoming a Witch at any moment. Nemu manifested a story to take Ui's soul out of her body, as a Witch cannot be created without their human personality and emotions. Touka pointed out that without a vessel to put it in, Ui's soul will dissipate, so Nemu decides to use Lil' Kyubey as the vessel, since Kyubeys naturally have no emotion or personality of their own. While the transferal caused all traces and memories of Ui to be erased, this Uwasa itself wasn't the one to cause this. This Uwasa didn't seem to have a physical form, but rather the process itself was the Uwasa.
A series of minor Uwasa that Yachiyo and Iroha defeat in Chapter 7, as well as rumors of unknown status mentioned in Mitama's office in Magia Record Episode 4. None of them make a physical appearance in the story.
Fireman's Mound: An Uwasa that appears at a firefighters’ memorial grave site. Anyone who speaks badly of the departed will be attacked by a spooky hand that will try to drag them underground. However, the hand will vanish if you reassure it that “Thanks to you, the town is safe.” It was defeated by Iroha and Yachiyo. This Rumor seems to be based off the real-life Hanako-san, a Japanese urban legend about the spirit of a young girl named Hanako who haunts lavatories.
Headless Bike Gang: An Uwasa that appears as an unseen biker gang that causes violence when no-one’s looking. Anyone who sees them will be forced to join their ranks. Whether this Uwasa is multiple entities under the same Rumor, or simply one Uwasa alongside the people it kidnapped, is unknown. This Uwasa was defeated by Iroha and Yachiyo.
Puzzle Tile Lock: An Uwasa that appears when someone rotates the manholes in town. When they are lined up properly, it’ll create a path to the city government’s hidden safe. However, the path is apparently booby-trapped. It was defeated by Iroha and Yachiyo.
Underground Empire: Another rumor which included manhole covers. Momoko Togame mentions it in Mitama's office, describing a rumor of an expanding underground empire under a certain manhole, but whether it was an actual Uwasa, or a normal rumor, is unknown.
Fashion Monster: An Uwasa defeated by Iroha and Yachiyo. It appears before confident, dressed up girls and drags its victims into an alley. If the Rumor isn’t told it looks stylish, it will strip off the victim’s clothes.
Glimpse of the Future: In Mitama's office, Kaede Akino mentions of a rumor where one can catch a glimpse of their future on the TV at 4:44:44 am. It is unknown if this is an Uwasa, or just a normal rumor, but in real-life this is an urban legend of sorts, referenced in many games and other media.
Event Uwasa
These Uwasa appear in the Events of Magia Record, as well as Magia Exedra.
These rumors don't describe actual Uwasa, but rather they describe things, or entities which already exist, as these were likely not created by Nemu herself.
A series of minor Uwasa that Yachiyo and Iroha defeat in Chapter 7, as well as rumors of unknown status mentioned in Mitama's office in Magia Record Episode 4. None of them make a physical appearance in the story.
These rumors don't describe actual Uwasa, but rather they describe things, or entities which already exist, as these were likely not created by Nemu herself.
An anomalous timeline likely created by one of Homura's loops, which was changed after Madoka rewrote the universe. The only universe in which the Doppel System was able to be spread worldwide.
Due to the amount of content in Magia Record, the timeline is structured by a list of events and stories in chronological order, as well as a quick summary for each entry. For more details on specifics, check out the pages for the individual events listed below. For more information, see Magia Record Timeline.
Unaccounted for:
Chiharu
Ryoko
Shigure
Hagumu
San
Miyuri
Livia
Ryo
Kokoro
Yukika
Ayaka
Himika
Mitsuru
Tsumugi
Ren
Rika
Mayu
Sayuki
Moka
Riko
Maria
Mikura
Seira
Temari
Hotori
Rion
Meguru
Hotaru
Yuuna
Sae
Akari
Kuro1
Kuroe
Kuro2
Yu
Nagisa
Hinano's MSS: Hinano is rejected by a boy and Emiri tries to cheer her up. During a science presentation for children, they defeat a witch together.
Hinano's MSS: A flashback shows how Emiri became Hinano's assistant after being saved from a witch, admiring Hinano's dedication to science and magical girl duties.
Hinano's Winter Costume Story: Hinano meets Ren to discuss Rika's bad mood, likely tied to memories of her ex-girlfriend. Hinano suggests that Ren being present for Rika is enough to help her.
Hinano's Swimsuit Costume Story: Hinano plans to go to the beach with Emiri, Rika, and Ren. They go shopping for swimsuits together.
Momoko's Winter Costume Story: Momoko treats Iroha and Sana to a meal at Banbanzai. The dish turns out to be dangerously hot and the girls try to escape without ruining their outfits.
Momoko's Swimsuit Costume Story: Momoko struggles while shopping for a swimsuit with Kaede and Rena. At the beach, despite her embarrassment, they encourage her to embrace her new look.
Meiyui's Winter Costume Story: Meiyui receives a "martial arts" outfit from Kako, only to realize it’s actually "marital arts" wear meant for romantic outings. Despite initial embarrassment, Meiyui embraces the outfit with encouragement from her friends.
Kushu's MSS: Kushu, a magical girl who sleeps during the day due to her wish, teams up with Karin, Mitama, and others to investigate a vampire rumor in the Hokuyo Mountains. They discover the "vampire" is actually Kushu, mistaken due to her nocturnal activities. The group bonds over the misunderstanding, and Kushu finds joy in the friendship.
Kushu's Christmas Costume Story: Kushu dreams of serving her queen, but in reality, Yachiyo finds her asleep at Mitama’s shop, happy that Kushu is having sweet dreams.
Nayuta's MSS: Nayuta reflects on her strained relationship with Touka. After school assignments and mediating conflicts between Mikage and Sudachi, Nayuta learns the importance of understanding others. She reconciles with Touka and resolves to mend her relationships.
Kanae's Halloween Costume Story: Kanae, a ghost in the Halloween Castle, meets Mel and reluctantly joins her for trick-or-treating. They encounter Yachiyo and Mifuyu, and Kanae plays a gentle prank on them.
Asuka's MSS: Asuka struggles to remember a conversation with Nanaka. After several attempts, she reflects on her wish to help her cousin become a police officer and eventually learns Nanaka's message was about a flower exhibition. Asuka resolves to improve her memory and enjoys the event.
Asuka's Winter Costume Story: Asuka impresses Emiri and Rika with her fashion sense, and has daydreams of becoming a fashion mentor. Sasara encourages her to start small and Asuka decides to help her pick an outfit.
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Shizuka
Shizuka's MSS: Shizuka, Chiharu, and Sunao visit Emiri's office, where they meet Hinano and Kanoko. Shizuka struggles to understand modern concepts like factories, which leads to awkward conversations. Shizuka reflects on her wish to protect Japan, realizing it was used by someone to save factories. Despite initial sadness, she learns her wish helped preserve local industries, finding pride in her actions and resolving to move forward.
Shizuka's Swimsuit Costume Story: Shizuka is introduced to modern swimsuits, which she finds revealing compared to her traditional Tokime attire. With encouragement from Chiharu and Sunao, she buys a swimsuit and gains confidence by showcasing it to her tribe.
Kagome moves to Kamihama City with her parents. Later she is attacked by a familiar of the Mirror Witch, being saved by Iroha. Shortly after, Kagome meets Kyubey and learns the existence of magical girls, discovering through questions the fate of them turning into witches. Before making a contract to save all the magical girls, Kagome is stopped from contracting by Tasuke.
Ui, Touka and Nemu become magical girls together after learning Iroha became a magical girl. Ui's power overwhelms her and risks turning her into a Witch. Touka, Nemu, and Alina use their powers to stop Ui's collection of corruption and separate Ui's soul from her body and place it inside of a Kyubey, turning it into Lil' Kyubey and causing all traces of Ui's existence, including others' memories, to be erased from the universe. Alina's creation of her quarantine barrier around Kamihama cuts Kyubey off from its collective hivemind, turning any Kyubey who cross the barrier into lifeless husks. Because Kyubey can no longer enter Kamihama, no new Magical Girls from within the city can be contracted.
Mifuyu is saved by the Doppel System, meets Touka and joins the Wings of the Magius.
Tsukuyo and Tsukasa join the Wings of the Magius.
The Magius begin their work on creating Uwasa to gather energy for the Automatic Purification System around Kamihama City and attract magical girls from other cities. This simultaneously prevents magical girls from becoming witches and lures witches from surrounding areas to the city. Their work with Uwasa, Alina's witch cultivations and the strengthening of Shitori Egumo cause the city's witches to become significantly stronger than normal. This forces the city's magical girl population to work together in groups to compensate for witches' strength whilst continuing to abide by strict territory divisions between wards.
The Bloody Tragedy starts in Futatsugi City, due to the friction between gangs and the dissaperence of witches.
Yuna and Hikaru's senpai becomes a witch in front of Yuna, later Kyubey is chased out of the City. However, Juri accidentally kills a member of Torayamachi, dividing the two groups once again.
Juri defeats the Bat of Monzenbashi, saving Ranka and Ao from her. Some members of Monzenbashi, like Ranka, Ao and the Bat join Ryuugasaki, while other girls join Yuna in Torayamachi.
Almost at the same, time Ao creates Janomiya gang with young magical girls abused by other gangs like her, and plants spies in both Ryuugasaki and Torayamachi.
Sakuya kills her best friend due to the both of them being in opposite gangs.
Due to the suicide of her boyfriend Hiko, Himena becomes a magical girl, fusing his soul/mind with hers.
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1 year before Arc 1
Sunao becomes a magical girl and starts working as an assassin for the Mikoshiba due to threats from her to kill her parents.
Chika becomes a magical girl with the wish to live peacefully with her family, surrounded by nature.
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Alina's MSS: Alina wins a prestigious Modern Art award for her self-portrait, but Alina receives a letter from the judge, who praises her talent but warns that her art, lacking an external theme, could be dangerously intoxicating. The judge advises her to stop creating if she doesn’t want to change the world. Alina admits she doesn’t fully understand her own motivations for creating art and decides to revisit her past works for clarity. Alina visits an art gallery exhibiting her works and reviews her artistic history. Despite lacking an external theme, she acknowledges that her inspiration comes from what excites her, even if she feels empty inside. Alina’s frustration reaches a breaking point and she concludes that her brilliance will fade by age fifteen. Alina decides to end her artistic journey by destroying her past works and herself, viewing her death as her final masterpiece. She encounters Kyubey, who offers her a magical girl contract, but Alina initially rejects it, believing that solving her problems through a wish would undermine her identity. Kyubey asks her again, and she responds that she wishes for a space where nobody could bother her. Alina then immediately jumps off a roof, recording it and believing her life and death will complete her artistic legacy. However, she survives due to her transformation into a magical girl and her unconscious body is found by Touka and Nemu., In the hospital, Alina reflects on her near-death experience and realizes her art’s theme has always been her own beauty. Alina learns that her survival was due to her new abilities as a magical girl and finds inspiration in witches and their barriers.
Touka, Nemu, and Ui witness Iroha fighting witches and, after questioning Kyubey, make wishes to create an automatic purification system. The Kyubey which fulfilled their wishes turns into Lil' Kyubey, and despite Touka and Nemu's powers of manifestation and conversion working, Ui’s power to absorb impurities overwhelms her. Alina sees them and forms a barrier around Ui to halt the process. Not knowing what to do, Nemu creates a rumor to place her soul in the empty Kyubey from which they took their powers.
This results in all traces of Ui being wiped from everyone's memory as well as all records of her existence. This leads to Touka and Nemu forgetting about Iroha too and believing that their wishes were made for magical girls themselves. Ui's old body has transformed into Embryo Eve, a "half-witch" that continuously absorbs impurities within itself, creating the Doppel System. Alina expands her barrier to include all of Kamihama and the three girls form the Magius. Alina's quarantine barrier around Kamihama cuts Kyubey off from its collective hivemind, turning any Kyubey who cross the barrier into lifeless husks. Because Kyubey can no longer enter Kamihama, no new Magical Girls from within the city can be contracted.
In the anime, Hanna is shown to have been saved from becoming a witch after Ui, Touka and Nemu become magical girls.
Mitsune's MSS: Mitsune, a hikkikomori, becomes a magical girl to escape her slump. She struggles with her identity but eventually tries to take a role as a hero by saving people. After defeating a powerful witch with her Doppel, Mitsune resolves to grow stronger, inspired by her memories of Jun.
Manaka becomes a magical girl in exchange for opportunities to spread her family's restaurant's flavors.
Rena becomes a magical girl with the wish to have the power to become someone else.
Momoko's MSS: Momoko helps Rena with a stranger during an idol event. She sees her again when she senses a witch nearby and they introduce each other and team up to defeat it. They discuss their struggles with each other and Momoko is happy her timing was good enough to have met Rena.
Kaede becomes a magical girl to save her family's garden and becomes friends with Momoko and Rena.
Tsuruno becomes a magical girl to win the lottery and then gains infamy for dueling magical girls until she’s beaten by Yachiyo and joins her team. Yachiyo also meets Rena and Kaede.
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Mel becomes a magical girl to become a great fortune teller and meets Kanagi.
Mel joins Yachiyo’s team.
Tsukasa and Tsukuyo meet and become magical girls with the wishes to never hate each other.
Karin becomes a magical girl on Halloween in order to heal her grandmother's kleptomania.
It's uncertain when they made contracts, but at this point, the following magical girls were active in Kamihama:
Masara makes a contract. Not knowing what to wish for, she simply wished for money.
Kanoko makes a contract to have her parents keep working for the next 30 years.
Ria wishes to become a "natural beauty", which also changes her appearance in everyone's memories retroactively.
Konomi becomes a magical girl to heal the florist she worked for at the Blossom flower shop.
Ikumi wishes to keep the café she worked at from closing.
Rui becomes a magical girl to heal the eyes of her cat.
Breakpoint: A magical girl attacks Momoko while she fights familiars, an event which has happened more and more often in Kamihama as of late. A witch shortage causes conflict between East and West, leading to disputes in Central Ward.
Yachiyo and Mifuyu attempt to negotiate with Kanagi, but both sides blame each other for attacks. Kanagi uses mindreading to confirm their honesty, but distrust remains.
More attacks occur and westside magical girls demand retaliation. Inside the Mirror Witch’s barrier, the girls face strange distortions. Separated, Mifuyu notices her magic weakening, likely drained by the witch. They reunite but retreat, realizing the barrier is too dangerous. Outside, conflict escalates as Westside magical girls fight over Central. When Mel is falsely accused of attacking a Westside girl, suspicions deepen. Inside Mirrors, the girls battle fake versions of each other. After finding the real Tsuruno and Mel, they retreat, realizing they need a new strategy. Though unable to defeat the witch, they confirm its role in the conflict. To end the chaos, they make defeating the Mirror Witch a condition for negotiations. The girls lure the witch to an abandoned building, hoping to finally end the chaos.
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Mel turns into a witch after fighting Raspberry, revealing the truth about witches to Yachiyo, Mifuyu and Momoko.
Yachiyo's team goes to an Amusement Park shortly after Mel's death.
Yachiyo dissolves the Mikazuki Villa team. Tsuruno starts to work alone in Sankyo Ward, Momoko makes a new team with Rena and Kaede and Mifuyu disappears.
Alexandra becomes a magical girl to erase the crush she has on her teacher.
Hikaru makes a contract to find something todevote herself to.
After her mother's suicide, Yozuru makes a contract to make it so that she doesn't feel the need to kill herself, which leads to her becoming unable to feel emotions.
Sudachi and her class are held at gunpoint, and the criminal prompts them to only pick out one sacrifice whom he will kill. The class picks Sudachi, who is then approached by Kyubey. She becomes a magical girl to make herself be the only survivor instead.
Juri forms the Ryuugasaki gang.
Sakuya becomes a magical girl and shortly after joins Ryuugasaki, where she meets her best friend.
Nagisa likely contracts around this time, but the circumstances are different than in other universes.
Nagisa's Wish: On her way home from school, Kyubey offers Nagisa the chance to become a magical girl again, but she is skeptical and refuses to follow him.
Magical girl, Inui Itsumi, asks Kyubey about the "Sleepwalking Ghost," concerned if this girl targets bad people, especially someone she knows named Shou. Nagisa's teacher notices her injuries, and her classmates invite her to buy candy, but Nagisa lies about visiting her sick mother at the hospital. Kyubey invites her to accompany Inui on a witch hunt. They wait for her, but she doesn't show up. Later, Inui criticizes Kyubey for not informing her about bringing Nagisa, arguing against his plan to contract Nagisa due to her young age and current inability to handle such responsibilities. Kyubey finds Nagisa shopping for cheese for her mother, learning about her family’s struggles after her father abandoned them. Kyubey encourages Nagisa to consider becoming a magical girl, but she remains uncertain until unexpectedly finding herself in a witch's barrier. Yu appears and saves Nagisa, defeating the witch and introducing herself as the "Sleepwalking Ghost," Yu. She explains her mission to kill bad people based on her list. After making sure Nagisa isn't on her list, Nagisa sees the name of her mother and tells Yu that she likely moved away.
Inui confronts Yu over accusations about Shou being a bad person, leading to a physical altercation which Inui loses. Meanwhile, Nagisa decides to visit her mother and use her wish for her recovery. Nagisa visits her mother in the hospital, where her mother accuses her of lying and resents her existence. Instead of wishing for her mother's cure, Nagisa surprisingly wishes for the tastiest cheesecake, which her mother will think is the best. It's unknown whether Nagisa ate it or not. Inui, severely injured by Yu, turns into the witch Uhrmann and her barrier engulfs the hospital. Kyubey suggests they escape, but Nagisa fears Yu might harm her mother, so she fights Uhrmann but gets knocked unconscious. Yu arrives and kills the witch, leaving to Nagisa's mother's hospital room. Yu leaves her critically injured, before leaving upon realizing Nagisa's her daughter. Nagisa silently witnesses her mother's plea for help as she refuses to help her, ultimately transforming into a witch, Charlotte.
Less than a year before Arc 1
Asahi becomes a magical girl to stop her grandfather from interfering in her life.
Ranka becomes a magical girl to keep her favorite arcade from closing. She then joins the Monzenbashi gang, being forced by her leader to hurt and kill other magical girls.
Ao makes a contract to have friends with whom she could play board games, and is forced to join the Monzenbashi gang.
Hikaru joins Torayamachi gang and later convinces Yuna to do the same.
Yuna defeats Juri due to the petition of her senpai, Torayamachi's leader. Because of this, Torayamachi and Ryuugasaki become allies and Sakuya joins Torayamachi.
After accidentally killing her parents from the fire she caused, Felicia becomes a magical girl to undo the incident. Due to her state of mind, the wording of her wish leads to her memory being rewritten to where a witch killed her parents instead.
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Hazuki, Konoha and Ayame become magical girls and leave Kamihama City.
(Hanna discovers that Mikoto resides within her mind, and both start to wreck havoc using witches by Mikoto's suggestion.)
Hanna's MSS: Hanna recounts her past to a witch before she sends it to cause havoc, likely to Nanaka.
Nanaka, whose family had lead a flower arrangement school since the Edo period, has her father get ill, which leads to the school being taken over by his lead pupil. Her father’s final wish for her was to reclaim their school, and when approached by Kyubey, she makes a contract to gain the power to accomplish revenge by her own hand. She quickly realizes Kyubey's treachery due to her power.
Seika becomes a magical girl to save Leila, who drowned due to a witch.
After finding people trapped in a witch's barrier, Akira becomes a magical to save them and then teams up with Nanaka.
Due to Hanna's actions, Kako becomes a magical girl to restore her family business, the Natsume Bookstore. She then teams up with Nanaka and Akira.
Meiyui's MSS: After uncovering a traitor within her family, Meiyui fights Kako and Akira, only to team up with Nanaka to defeat a witch causing the chaos. The four then form a team together.
Sasara becomes a magical girl to become a knight who protects people and teams up with Asuka.
Emiri becomes a magical girl to get closer to an older girl in her neighborhood. She opens Emiri’s Consultation Office with the help of Asuka and Sasara, and later meets and befriends Hinano.
Felicia gets into a dispute with Nanaka's Team but soon becomes friends with Kako and secures a cooperation with Asuka and Sasara.
Karin gets lectured by Yachiyo, temporarily joins Momoko's Team and quits her Phantom Thief work.
Natsuki wishes to cure her big brother's illness, so he could play a championship baseball game.
Aimi becomes a magical girl to know what her crush, Hayato.
Konoha, Hazuki and Ayame return to Kamihama. Ayame becomes friends with Kako and Felicia.
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Leila and Mito become magical girls, making a team with Seika.
Escape: Konoha, Hazuki, and Ayame are falsely accused of attacking magical girls, leading to a city-wide hunt. Hazuki is specifically targeted, as she was seen with victims before they fell unconscious. They evade capture multiple times, with Konoha working alongside Yachiyo to clear their names. The sisters hide in an abandoned house, waiting for the real culprit to reveal themselves. Ayame reaches out to Kako for help, but a mysterious flash of light causes confusion and leads Ayame to flee. Nanaka’s group suspects a magical girl with mind control magic is behind the attacks and using the sisters as scapegoats.
Locust: Nanaka’s team investigates the attacks, believing the elusive “Locust” Witch is involved. Mitama recalls a magical girl named Mikoto Sena, who had suggestion magic, but she disappeared. Kanagi, after recovering fragmented memories, reveals Mikoto had a friend named Hanna Sarasa, who may be connected to the incidents. Nanaka’s group deduces that a magical girl is manipulating others to frame the Azalea sisters, and they prepare to confront the true enemy.
The Complex: Leila, Seika, and Mito investigate strange occurrences in their apartment complex, linking them to the magical girl attacks. They discover Kanagi is also investigating Mikoto Sena, had her memories erased by suggestion magic. Using Mito’s magic, they delve into Kanagi’s memories and uncover Hanna Sarasa’s name, realizing she is the key to solving the mystery. With Kanagi’s help, they break the suggestion magic placed on her memories, revealing Hanna’s role in the attacks and her motive to create chaos and disrupt the lives of magical girls.
Escape: The Azalea sisters are manipulated by Hanna’s suggestion magic and Hanna frames Hazuki for the attacks on magical girls. Yachiyo, Nanaka, and their teams eventually track down the sisters’ hideout, where Hanna reveals herself as the true culprit. Hanna’s manipulation causes chaos, but the group bands together to confront her.
Chaos: Hanna fights the group, revealing her nihilistic worldview and her desire to destroy the magical girl system. She uses her suggestion magic to toy with the group, but Nanaka eventually corners her. Hanna destroys her own soul gem, committing suicide rather than being captured. Nanaka and Yachiyo tell the truth about soul gems to Konoha, who finds them with Hanna's dead body.
Epilogue: After Hanna’s death, the magical girls reflect on the chaos she caused and Konoha and Nanaka vow to protect their friends.
Shizuka plans to create a map of Kamihama for the branch family and decides to explore the city alone despite her friends' concerns. She encounters a police officer who mistakes her for a missing child, but Natsuki arrives and explains Shizuka's situation. Natsuki introduces herself as a magical girl from the Kamihama Magia Union and offers to help Shizuka with her map. They visit various places and later take a break at a quiet park where they enjoy taiyaki and discuss club activities. Shizuka learns about Natsuki's role in the baseball club and agrees to attend a match. They visit the radio tower where Shizuka expresses her desire to protect the people of Kamihama. Shizuka volunteers to retrieve a forgotten banner for Natsuki's baseball match despite her fear of using public transport alone. She successfully retrieves the banner but faces a train delay, prompting her to walk back to the match. With renewed confidence, she navigates through Chuo Ward alone and arrives just in time. Later, Shizuka leads the branch family on a tour of Kamihama and emphasizes the Tokime clan's mission to protect Japan's people.
Part 1: The Tokime girls clean Suitoku Temple for the New Year, sorting antiques and books for donation. Shizuka finds a strange trinket but sets it aside. Later, while selling books in Kamihama, they meet the Mikazuki girls and agree to meet again. Back at the temple, the girls discuss the Tokime Tribe's New Year ritual, which purges calamities from a sacred cup. Shizuka has a nightmare of the ritual failing and causing disaster. She confides in Natsuki, who helps her realize her anxiety stems from the village's changes and her leadership role.
Part 2: Shizuka learns the ritual is a sham created by the Mikoshiba family to maintain power. She decides to destroy the calamity cup and enlists Chiharu and Sunao to help steal the ritual sword. In Kamihama, Shizuka and her friends work to restore the sword by finding its missing piece. Shizuka returns to the village and, during the ritual, destroys the cup, freeing the tribe from Mikoshiba's legacy.
Act 1: Ui is taken from the present to 1429 France by Minou, Lapin and Corbeau, with her phone channeling her soul gem's magic and allowing her to restore the history they tried to corrupt.
Act 2: Ui awakens in her own time, feeling a deep sadness she can’t explain. She discovers a photo of Tart and her friends and cries without understanding why. Iroha comforts her, and Ui prepares for a slumber party, while Iroha visits Mitama, who has learned a new charm.
Act 1: Iroha and Yachiyo visit Mitama’s shop and receive a charm for sweet dreams using red and blue candles from an old grimoir. They use the charm at home and fall into a shared dream.
After dreaming of meeting Tart and fighting Corbeau, they realize the dream felt too real. Suspecting the candles, they light them again and return to the dream.
After learning that the dream of the past they're seeing included Tart being defeated at Orléans, they wake to find Kamihama in perpetual night, with all non-magical girls vanished. Realizing the dream is connected to the real world, they decide to return to help Tart and restore history.
They'd helped Tart reach some victories, but they find Kamihama still trapped in perpetual night, so they return to the dream to help Tart rescue the Dauphin Charles, who is imprisoned by Corbeau.
Iroha and Yachiyo awaken to find some people returning to Kamihama, signaling progress in restoring history, so they return to the dream.
Act 2: Iroha and Yachiyo awaken to find Kamihama deserted, realizing they are the last ones left. They investigate the candles and discover a dark magic grimoire in Mitama’s shop. The book reveals that Corbeau used the candles to trap Tart in a dream, creating a witch’s labyrinth. The candles, made with Tart’s hair, allow travel into and out of the dream.
The two awaken in Mikazuki Villa, relieved to find the sun shining again. They read a history book and discover that Jeanne d’Arc successfully liberated Orléans. A portrait in the book shows Iroha and Yachiyo alongside Tart, and they reflect on the spell’s origins, realizing it may have been passed down through Melissa, though their own memories of Tart are becoming foggy.
Act 1: Ui, Touka, and Nemu encounter a massive witch, but Touka and Nemu disappear, leaving Ui to face the witch, Isabeau, alone with Sakurako. Despite their efforts, the witch deflects their attacks and eventually disappears, taking Ui with it.
Act 2: After passing the Gates of Heaven and restoring history, Iroha, Yachiyo, Ui and Sakurako return to the future where they're reunited with Touka and Nemu and their memories of the events fade.
Prologue: Minou explains that the Holy Maiden Academy, and the world they're currently in, is a "what if" fantasy.
Act I - The Daily Lives of Maidens: Tart introduces herself and her friends: Melissa (Bible Study Club), Riz (Going-Home Club), and Elisa (no club). Elisa joined their group after mistaking the Bible Study Club for a martial arts club. The group’s arch-enemies are the Masked Student Council (Lapin, Corbeau, and Minou), who have been in conflict with them for a year.
Act II - Magical Teatime Panic: The Masked Student Council resides in the school’s clock tower, where the loud clock disrupts their activities. Meanwhile, the Tart Quartet notices students acting strangely after drinking tea. They discover the tea is brainwashing everyone and suspect the student council. After battling brainwashed students and a maid, they learn the tea comes from a magical teapot that refills itself endlessly. Ms. Specs explains the teapot is an "If Factor," a reality-distorting object born from desires. The teapot’s endless tea threatens to drown the world, leading to its destruction. Minou resets the world with a snap of her fingers.
Act III - Handle With Care: After the reset, the Quartet discovers If-pedia, a Wikipedia-like site detailing their world. They learn about a labyrinth event created by the student council to hide the fact that Isabeau’s favorite vase was broken. The labyrinth exploits their weaknesses, such as Riz’s love for honey. The Quartet eventually deletes the labyrinth event from If-pedia, restoring normalcy. However, they accidentally delete If-pedia entirely, causing the world to end again.
Act IV - The World of If, the If of the World: The Quartet learns from Ms. Specs that their world is an "If Factor" created by Minou’s desires, fueled by the Philosopher’s Stone. Minou’s goal is to revive her mother, Isabeau, in the real world. She needs a powerful "If Factor" to breach the barrier between the "what if" world and reality.
Act V - The Door and the Key: Minou captures Lil' Kyubey and uses Ui’s phone to record Isabeau’s witch form. Her plan is to send the recording to the real world, compelling someone to wish for Isabeau’s revival. She trades Ui’s phone with Lapin, who wants to play a game called Magia Record, and begins the ritual to awaken Isabeau.
Act VI - The Maiden Moves: The Quartet and Ms. Specs (Pernelle) learn about Minou’s plan and try to stop it. They discover that ringing the clock tower bell can send Lil' Kyubey back to the real world. Melissa and Elisa head to the tower, while Tart, Riz, and Pernelle confront Minou. Lapin and Corbeau stall them, buying time for the ritual.
Act VII - "The Sisters' Prospects of Victory": Corbeau fights Tart’s team, while Lapin battles Melissa and Elisa. The Quartet realizes they’re being stalled and tries to regroup. Meanwhile, Pernelle learns the Philosopher’s Stone is no longer in their possession, and Minou grows stronger as Isabeau’s power increases.
Act VIII - The Queen's Return: Isabeau is fully reborn as her witch form, and the school begins to collapse. The Quartet attempts to destroy the "what if" world to prevent Isabeau from entering the real world. However, Minou’s plan fails when a text from Melissa crashes Ui’s phone, preventing the recording of Isabeau’s revival. The bells ring, and Lil' Kyubey and the phone vanish, foiling Minou’s scheme.
Act IX - Resolution: Lil' Kyubey wakes up in the real world, convinced the events were real, but Iroha and Ui reassure him it was just a dream.
Epilogue: Minou, devastated by her failure, resets her world to six hundred years ago.
Chapter 1 - Fading Memories: Kagome learns through Aru-chan that a girl named Torte from 15th-century France wants to know how Joan of Arc is remembered in the future. Despite researching in libraries and databases, Kagome finds no records of Joan of Arc, leading to confusion about her existence in the present day.
Chapter 3 - Melissa and Elisa: In the alternate future, they find no signs of human civilization due to Isabeau's unchecked power in a world without La Pucelle. However, places tied to specific points like Mikazuki Villa remain unaffected. Kagome’s actions recording magical girls with her enchanted pen are deemed crucial for protecting the original timeline. Nicholas notices the red moon resembles the color of their original world seen through certain magic, suggesting it could be their world's shadow from the perspective of one without La Pucelle. If their world disappears entirely, so might the red moon. The group decides to help Kagome continue documenting Tart’s memories to restore the original world. Melissa and Elisa reaffirm their commitment to preserving Tart’s legacy and fighting for peace in Europe. To return to the Ark, Torte suggests conducting interviews with Melissa and Elisa, which leads to heartfelt declarations about their dedication to Tart’s cause.
Epilogue: Kagome is discharged from the hospital but feels something is missing as she reads interview records written in her own handwriting that include unbelievable accounts, including one about Jeanne d'Arc. Despite doubts about the truth of these records, she believes the feelings expressed within them are genuine. Her friends support her decision not to share everything immediately, and she considers naming her collection of magical girl records the "Magia Record."
Iroha enters a dark mansion that suddenly lights up, feeling like a witch's domain. She recalls receiving an invitation from a witch's familiar, leading her to the "Mirror Mansion." Inside, she meets Mitama, and lears that the mansion is a trap for magical girls, with endless layers of barriers and replicas of those who enter. Mitama explains the replicas grow stronger over time and warns Iroha to be cautious, as the Mirror Witch lies at the barrier's end. Iroha meets Kaede and Yachiyo, and the three later meet Ria. Ria breaks a mirror and makes Yachiyo disappear, as she was from that mirror's world. The real Yachiyo and Momoko find a shy copy of Rena being teased by the real Kaede. The real Rena arrives and when they all exit Mirrors, Kaede apologizes to her.
Iroha returns to the mansion with Tsuruno, and the two find Emiri talking with her duplicates. Together, they all find Hinano and many fake Rika copies. Ren joins them and helps defeat the Rika doubles. They find the real Rika, unconscious in the labyrinth and escape together.
Mitama disappears, so Iroha, Yachiyo, and Tsuruno investigate the labyrinth to find her. Meanwhile, Seika, Leila, and Mito also enter the barrier to search for Mitama. They quickly realize they’ve been separated and encounter their own replicas. The group uncovers that they’ve been tricked by replicas of each other. They defeat their replicas and exits the barrier, where they meet Nanaka. Hazuki and her team search deeper into the barrier and encounter illusions of their orphanage. They realize the barrier is copying their memories. Konoha meets with Yachiyo and agree to work together to investigate. Yachiyo and Konoha investigate Swindlers’ Town in Daito, where Mitama was last seen. They suspect the Mirror Witch is connected to the area. Nanaka and Meiyui explore the barrier, encountering illusions and realizing the Witch can replicate details of those who enter the labyrinth. They meet Hazuki’s group, while Seika’s group investigates Mitama’s shop and finds Mirror Coins. Yachiyo and Himika investigate Swindlers’ Town, finding Mirror Coins and Mitama trapped in an abandoned factory. Mitama explains the Mirror Witch is trying to move and that barrier is expanding and connects to Swindlers’ Town. The two groups from different entrances meet inside the barrier, as the labyrinths have connected. Mitama devises a plan to use Mirror Coins as a bomb to destroy the barrier. The plan succeeds, and the barrier is destroyed. Mitama reflects on the Mirror Witch’s origins, theorizing it was once a magical girl named Mikoto Sena, who longed for an ideal family.
Arc 1 Prologue: While fighting Patricia, Homura has a vision of a Ui, who tells her that magical girls can be saved in Kamihama City.
Part 1: Aimi remembers she must confess to Hayato after a Coordination with Mitama. Kokoro and Masara arrive, exhausted, having been scouted as models for a beachside wedding shoot. Kokoro is hesitant due to her parents' failed marriage, but with encouragement from Mitama and Aimi, she and Masara decide to embrace the opportunity and discuss their views on marriage. After a Coordination session, Kokoro and Masara are left with mysterious new transformations tied to their emotions. Kokoro returns home to find her parents arguing, leading her to question her worth and the nature of love. Meanwhile, Masara has a heartfelt conversation with her mother about love and marriage, learning that her parents' relationship evolved from practicality to genuine affection. Kokoro and Masara meet at the beach, where they witness a couple navigating their engagement.
Part 2: Kokoro and Masara rush to the hospital after Kokoro's father is involved in a minor car accident. Kokoro's parents reconcile, explaining that while their romantic love has changed, they still care for each other and deeply love Kokoro. They consider living separately after Kokoro leaves home but remain committed to being a family. Kokoro gains permission to participate in the wedding shoot and learns about her parents' happier past, including their beach proposal. Meanwhile, Masara reflects on her parents' arranged marriage, which grew into love over time, and realizes that emotions, while fleeting, can still hold deep meaning. She also acknowledges her growing attachment to Kokoro. On the day of the shoot, Kokoro and Masara help a runaway bride who has been influenced by a witch's kiss. They defeat the witch and encourage the bride to communicate her fears to her fiancé. Kokoro and Masara model for the wedding shoot in their new transformations, and the two smile at each other.
Part 1: Nagisa, constantly attacked by Charlottes, feels like a burden to the other girls and considers returning to the Law of Cycles. Mami takes her to a waterpark festival to cheer her up, where Nagisa’s gluttony for cheese candy draws attention. During the event, they encounter witch-kissed students and Charlottes, leading to a chaotic battle where Nagisa and Mami are separated. Nagisa fights strategically but is overwhelmed until Sasha and Himena save her using cheese as bait. After defeating the Charlottes, Nagisa resolves to return to the Law of Cycles, believing her presence brings trouble.
Part 2: Nagisa believes the Charlotte wants her happiness, fights Charlotte alone, and uses the Law of Cycles’ power to defeat it, transforming into her swimsuit form. Nagisa defeats more witches, but the festival is canceled due to attendees feeling sleepy. Nagisa struggles to defeat the main Charlotte, releases her Doppel, and kills it, but everyone else falls into a strange, merry trance. Nagisa’s anger leads her to splash soda everywhere, snapping some people out of it. Nagisa’s soda is revealed to give people the courage to act on their desires, so she uses it to help the gloomy students enjoy the festival. The festival reopens, and Nagisa and Mami enjoy their time together without relying on Nagisa’s power. Nagisa decides to stay with Mami instead of returning to the Law of Cycles and bids farewell to a pink Kyubey.
Episode 1: Kuroe wakes up early, surprising her mother, and meets Iroha on the way to school. They discuss patrols, with Kuroe downplaying her abilities and crediting Iroha for their success. She drifts into a dream where she confidently partners with Iroha, but wakes up to the harsh reality of her insecurities. After school, she attends a magical girl meeting organized by San Kagura but struggles to connect with her timid partner during a patrol. Despite defeating a witch, her partner misinterprets Kuroe’s offer of a grief seed as pity and storms off. San comforts Kuroe, who blames herself and questions her worth as a magical girl. Later, Iroha messages Kuroe, proposing a meetup, which Kuroe eagerly agrees to.
Episode 2: Kuroe nervously reunites with Iroha, who calms her by sharing a limited-edition candy. They spend the day together, avoiding classmates and enjoying small moments like watching takoyaki being cooked. Kuroe admires Iroha’s kindness when she helps a lost elderly woman, and later, Kuroe returns a dropped wallet, earning Iroha’s praise. They visit a movie-themed photo spot, where they encounter Himena, Miyuri, and San. Kuroe opens up about her struggles with her partner, and despite the awkwardness, they take a photo together. As evening falls, Iroha encourages Kuroe to mend relationships with other magical girls, and they detect a familiar magical signal, prompting Kuroe to act with Iroha’s encouragement.
Episode 3: Kuroe and Iroha discover a faint magical signal and find other magical girls battling familiars in a labyrinth. Kuroe overcomes her hesitation, defeats the witch, and apologizes to the rescued girl for the past misunderstanding. San praises Kuroe’s growth, and Kuroe reflects on her progress. She and Iroha part ways, with Kuroe vowing to initiate their next meeting. She retakes a photo with Iroha, capturing a genuine smile as a reminder of her goals. In a dream, Kuroe envisions patrolling confidently with Iroha, but a haunting voice mocks her aspirations, waking her. Despite dismissing it as a nightmare, Kuroe feels unsettled. She pushes herself to maintain her “ideal” persona, mimicking Iroha’s kindness in daily interactions, but the strain weighs on her. At a convenience store, she buys the candy she shared with Iroha, cherishing their bond and resolving to grow stronger.
Kagome Satori is trapped in the Mirrors' Labyrinth, and is forced by a familiar to sign a pledge to destroy magical girls. Iroha rescues her and explains the dangers of witches and the role of magical girls. Kagome later contemplates contracting with Kyubey to save magical girls but decides to document their struggles instead and to make their sacrifices known to the world.
A delusional magical girl, Rui Mizuki, invites her friend, Seira Mihono, to Kamiket, a fan convention in Kamihama. Rui is excited to explore the convention, which she sees as her "sanctuary," and aims to meet her favorite indie game creator, MacQueen. At the convention, Rui discovers that counterfeit money has been used at several booths, and MacQueen is missing. She imagines a conspiracy by "them," an evil group, but the situation is resolved when the counterfeit criminal is caught and MacQueen calls to say he overslept. Rui notices the booths affected by counterfeit money correspond to the chemical formula C6H14N2O2, which she mistakenly believes is Ricin, a lethal poison. She fears the food vendors outside are being poisoned, but her magical girl ability reveals no one is in danger, and she realizes her imagination got the best of her. Rui discovers a black screen on her laptop, indicating she is close to death. She recalls a man, Miranda, glaring at her in a photo and rushes to MacQueen's booth. Miranda, a disgruntled fan, plans to kill MacQueen over a plot twist in his game. Rui stops him by revealing a hidden game ending to him. After the confrontation, Rui reveals she wore chainmail and carried a magically enhanced convention guidebook for protection. This experience reinforces her belief that she is a reincarnated overlord.
Part One: Yuuna Kaharu invites friends to a dinner, aiming to form a team to find Kimochi gems. Chika hesitates and secretly monitors the group. The team investigates magical girls in the city and learn the gems are dangerous. Chika and Yukika realize Yuuna misunderstands the gems and her idolized "saint," Mami Tomoe, who is just a normal magical girl. She is devastated when she learns the truth and feels her life’s purpose is gone.
Part Two: Yuuna isolates herself, so Chika and her friends lead her to Mitakihara to meet Mami Tomoe. Witnessing Mami’s heroism, Yuuna realizes her emptiness comes from a life without hardship or purpose. She decides to grow and improve herself, and to no longer seek the Kimochi gems.
Part One: Rena, Kaede, and Momoko discuss a summer movie contest hosted by an ice cream parlor, with prizes including a stuffed bunny doll Momoko wants. Rena and Kaede form a team using a student-exclusive app, matching with Hikaru, Ao, and Yozuru, despite initial tension. They brainstorm a beach-themed drama, scout locations, and encounter mishaps like falling into the ocean and helping catch a runaway octopus. Rena and Hikaru clash repeatedly but eventually bond during a volleyball match, realizing teamwork is key to their movie's success.
Part Two: The group plans their movie and add a lighthouse urban legend as its climax. They face delinquents demanding money but win a volleyball match to secure their filming spot. Later, they discover their accounts were hacked by a young boy, who sabotaged their plans due to feeling excluded. After defeating the witch influencing him, they reconcile and apologize for their earlier conflicts. Despite disbanding the group over prize disagreements, Yozuru’s footage of their adventures becomes their contest entry. Rena and Kaede later show the movie to Momoko and she appreciates their effort.
The Holy Quintet experiences strange, interconnected dreams about a waterpark, zombies, and fireworks. Nagisa, excited for a trip to a new waterpark, writes in her diary about her plans and her new friend, Manatsu, who invited her. The rest of the quintet coincidentally decides to visit the same waterpark. On the train, the girls realize they all had similar dreams, each from different perspectives. Homura and Madoka dreamed of sliding down a waterslide, Sayaka received an urgent message from Nagisa, and Nagisa had a nightmare of being attacked by zombies. Mami instead dismisses her dream of fireworks with her family as unimportant. At the waterpark, the girls notice eerie similarities to their dreams. Nagisa introduces Mami to Manatsu’s family, but Homura becomes suspicious when she realizes Manatsu might not exist. The group splits up to search for Nagisa and Manatsu’s sister, who goes missing. Mami and Kyoko use clues from their dreams to locate them, but they encounter a witch’s barrier. Inside the barrier, the girls discover that Manatsu, who wished for her family’s happiness at the cost of her own existence, has become a witch. Her wish created a dream-like reality where her family is happy, but she is forgotten. The girls realize they must fulfill her wish by recreating the events of their dreams, including a UFO sighting during a fireworks show, to bring closure to Manatsu’s story. The group works together to recreate the events of their dreams, including Mami and Kyoko transforming into magical swimsuit heroines to fight familiars. During the fireworks, a UFO appears, fulfilling Manatsu’s parents’ dream of contacting extraterrestrial life. With the wish complete, the barrier weakens, and Homura takes it upon herself to defeat the witch. After the events, Nagisa and Mami watch news coverage of the UFO sighting, which has brought fame to Manatsu’s parents. Mami expresses sadness that Manatsu couldn’t experience happiness herself but finds solace in the bond between parents and children. Nagisa is grateful to Mami and the two enjoy a cheesecake together.
Kanagi, the leader of the East, struggles with how best to honor her fallen comrades, questioning whether her methods align with their preferences or if she's acting out of ego. Her confusion deepens upon learning about Halloween as a time when the living and dead coexist joyfully, leading her to fall under the influence of a parasitic witch during the Union’s Halloween party. While most members of the Union succumb to Kanagi's influence due to their trust in her, Momoko escapes control because she was late for rehearsal. Kanagi, driven by her internal conflict, asks her comrades to decorate candy skulls reflecting how they wish to be honored after death. With Mitama's assistance, Momoko purifies those affected and uncovers that the manifestations of the dead within the barrier stem from Kanagi's memories. Momoko helps Kanagi realize that paying respects according to one's own method is the sincerest way to honor the deceased, as the dead cannot voice their preferences. Realizing this, Kanagi awakens, defeats the witch, and bonds with Momoko over their shared understanding. They agree to respect each other's mourning styles should either pass away first but prioritize staying alive to solve current problems together.
In a world where people suddenly appear and disappear, two Santas, which are Rumor versions of Tsuruno and Felicia, travel on a magical motorcycle to deliver smiles and seek the "End of the World" to fulfill their personal wishes, encountering various towns and characters along the way. In a village cursed to always have exactly three residents, new arrivals cause others to disappear; when Ryoko accepts her impending departure with grace, she paves the way for a newcomer, Chiharu, and redefines partings as graduations. Meanwhile, in Library Town, Nayuta and Lavi rediscover a lost past and realize they were searching for each other all along. Shigure and Hagumu are trying to transmit their voices beyond the Wishing Star to reach the Three Magi. Together, they discover the Wishing Star is a gateway to another world, and with the help of Yukika and Meguru, they attempt to send a message using hijacked signals from a Central Tower. Tsuruno and Felicia discover that their world's time was stopped after sending a message to the Wishing Star, indicating their communication reached the Three Magi who govern their world. Realizing the potential dangers of their actions, the Magi, Ui, Touka and Nemu, decide to isolate the two worlds by altering fundamental constants, making any interference practically impossible while still leaving a glimmer of hope for the inhabitants. Tsuruno and Felicia attempt to cross the End of the World using a specially modified vehicle and a massive amount of energy collected by their team. Ultimately, they succeed in crossing over, where they merge with their real versions, and it is revealed that they have somehow transitioned from their game world into reality, leaving behind stardust as evidence of their journey.
Part 1: Touka and Nemu are tasked with sorting books and discover a mysterious diary that transports them back in time to Mizutoku Market Street, where they appear as ghostly magical girls. The duo realizes they've been transported to last December due to the diary's power. They observe Tsukasa shopping for gloves, a key event in the past, but notice discrepancies which lead to concerns about a potential time paradox. Recalling Mifuyu’s story, Nemu predicts Tsukasa’s actions, but when events diverge from memory, they worry about causality contradictions. A girl hears their voices, offering help by restoring the timeline. The girl assists in avoiding a time paradox, believing Touka and Nemu to be guardian spirits from "Christmas Bonds." They manage to influence Tsukasa to buy the gloves, stabilizing their existence. Touka and Nemu reflect on their disappearing act and how the girl's intervention helped. The twins exchange gifts happily, reinforcing their bond, and the duo contemplates the nature of their role as guardian spirits. The diary reveals itself to be "Christmas Bonds," showing the importance of retying bonds. Despite the happy ending, Touka feels manipulated by magic, questioning their return home. Turning the page back leads to another light flash which places them in Sakae Ward before Christmas, involving Karin and her manga. A boy sees them and helps return Karin's dropped sketchbook, preventing another paradox. The boy learns about the "Christmas Bonds" book and decides to reconcile with his friend by giving her a present, which Nemu advises to be a rare book. Alina critiques Karin's new manga positively, and gives her a gift. The duo questions if all necessary bonds have been retied as the book flashes again. They find themselves in a hospital where Alina is undergoing rehabilitation. Karin, Mifuyu, and Kaede strive to help Alina regain her memories through art, suggesting the diary's purpose is to mend broken relationships. Alina destroys a painting, frustrating Mifuyu and Kaede, but Karin remains optimistic. Alina's critique of Karin's manga brings back a small memory, fulfilling the diary's mission.
Part 2: A diary entry reveals an underclassman crying over past memories but finding solace. Nemu and Touka find themselves in a hotel room scene where a girl is preparing to move abroad, and they realize that Mii-kun and the girl will miss their chance to say goodbye unless they intervene. Nemu insists on helping, believing it's their purpose as Christmas guardian spirits. Touka reluctantly agrees, noting the blank pages in the diary might allow them to act freely without contradiction. They encourage the girl to contact Mii-kun, but her efforts fail due to communication issues. Nemu suggests opening the diary willingly to find a way to help. In a bookstore, they inform Mii-kun about the girl’s impending move, urging him to meet her at the airport. His mother believes their story and rushes to join him. Mii arrives just in time at the airport, apologizing to the girl and giving her a cherished book as a gift. The two reconcile with gratitude towards the guardian spirits. With their task complete, they reflect on their role and decide to explore the future results of their actions. They ponder the nature of the mysterious diary and its connection to their existence. In the future, they meet a girl who is the child of Mii and the girl, born due to their intervention. She thanks them for tying her parents' bond and shares their story. The diary fills in its blanks, revealing it was created by the girl's wish. It contains records of all events leading up to this point, including their futures. They discuss the Bootstrap Paradox and conclude there is no time paradox after all. As they prepare to leave, Touka and Nemu consider peeking further into the future to understand the consequences of their actions. Despite potential regret, they agree to face the outcomes responsibly, and after seeing a promising future for the girl, they return to their present, remembering the happiness they witnessed. They decide to trust in the future written in the diary. Back in the present, Touka and Nemu encounter Ui, who offers to help them with organizing books. They express newfound appreciation for giving and reaffirming bonds, deciding to buy Christmas cards together. The guardian spirits address their messages, concluding with "Merry Christmas!" as the diary reaches its end.
Ui and Iroha finish their shopping trip, and Ui is captivated by the festive Christmas atmosphere in the shopping district. Iroha takes Ui to Mizuna Shrine where preparations for New Year celebrations are underway. Ui learns about temporary miko positions available due to the busy season. After driving away a witch, Ui and Iroha assist an injured older girl who works as a miko at Mizuna Shrine. Feeling responsible for her injury, they offer to help cover her duties during the busy New Year period. Despite initial hesitations, the older girl agrees to let Ui and Iroha help out as shrine maidens. Ui reflects on a dream where she was carried by Iroha, leading to playful banter about being spoiled. The group discusses the significance of first dreams in the new year, with Felicia teasing Ui about wanting attention, while Iroha reassures her that it's okay to be cared for. Yachiyo confirms the arrangements for Ui and Iroha’s miko duties and their meeting later for shopping. Mitama helps adjust their outfits for battle readiness, ensuring they can handle any unexpected threats during their time at the shrine. Iroha and Ui start their miko duties, handing out lucky charms and guiding visitors around the shrine. During a guided tour, Ui and Iroha introduce themselves to the other shrine maidens and receive positive feedback. The sisters successfully complete their tasks, including distributing charms and providing guided tours, gaining appreciation from visitors. They encounter friends who join them for the shrine visit, enjoying shared experiences like the miko dance, which leaves a lasting impression on everyone. Rui mistakenly believes the shrine maidens are in danger based on a misinterpreted fortune. Yuuna and her friends participate in a kite-flying competition, showcasing skills learned abroad. They spot Mami and her group, and Ui successfully flies the kite in the competition. A historic kite from the Edo period is discovered among the rentals, causing a stir among history enthusiasts. Ui and Iroha ensure its safe return to the shrine while preparing for the grand finale kite display. A witch barrier appears during the festival, threatening the grand finale kite. Ui devises a risky plan involving using the kite to reach the witch's weak point. With help from friends, they defeat the witch, though the kite's string is cut.
Part 1: Kagari goes to Kamihama City to investigate the weird magic signature which took Suzune. There, she discovers the new form of the Ripper Girl Rumor, the May Bells of Happiness. The Rumor asks her what would make her happy and Kagari admits she's still lonely due to Tsubaki abandoning her. The Rumor uses its power, as well as Kagari's, to take Tsubaki from the past, and Suzune, Matsuri, Masara, Kokoro, Aimi and a handful of normal humans from the present into a dream world where everyone's memories are rewritten.
Part 1: Nemu and Touka plan to create a backup of rumors on a server to avoid them dying in case Nemu herself dies. They choose Ai as a test subject with her consent. Sana guards them, but Ai and Sana's mutual desire to see each other causes the experiment to fail, leading to the birth of a new sentient rumor. This rumor, born from their desires but confused about its purpose, causes trouble by dragging people into nightmares and eventually gains a physical form by stealing some of Nemu's life force. It kidnaps Ui and Sakurako’s consciousness into the phone before escaping.
Part 2: The team deduces that a fusion of Sana and Ai is needed to defeat the rumor, but due to risks and lack of potential, they turn to leftover emotional energy from the Chocolate Shop Rumor. After Sana overcomes self-blame with support from Iroha and her friends, she successfully confronts the Rumor in its barrier, calming it down and freeing Ui and Sakurako. With Sakurako’s guidance, the group collects the stored emotional energy, enabling Nemu to rewrite Ai's data for fusion. Sana and Ai merge, peacefully ending the rumor. In their fused state, they share a moment together before Sana returns to reality alone. The experiment concludes, but Nemu plans alternative ways to preserve rumors. Ai shares her story with the other Rumors, finding camaraderie with Sakurako.
Part 1: Ashley intends to share Japanese "kawaii" culture with her audience back home through videos. She explores Chuo Ward in Kamihama and accidentally enters a store while distracted by kawaii items and buys a ribbon she loves. Ashley meets Riko, who helps her with language learning, and they enjoy some croquettes together. Ashley confides in Riko about her struggle to come up with new video concepts. Mitama shares a scary story about a wandering samurai spirit from the Kamakura period, warning of curses for those who point towards the capital. The group visits the haunted location but finds it eerily quiet. A misunderstanding occurs when Asuka is mistaken for a ghost, leading to an introduction between Ashley and the other magical girls. They bond over fashion, and Asuka agrees to try Western clothing chosen by Ashley. Ashley learns of another potential horror spot at Kosho Academy involving an old shrine. Despite not finding much information, she decides to investigate further, planning to explore the area after school. During their investigation behind the school, Ashley encounters a mysterious voice claiming to be a reincarnated overlord. After resolving the confusion with Rui, Ashley secures permission to use the encounter in her video. Ashley prepares to attempt reaching the rumored "Tangled Manor" using scissors under her bed as part of a spell. Upon successfully arriving, she and Riko sense magic and decide to document their findings. In the mysterious abandoned building, Ashley senses strong magic and films the exploration for her viewers. With Riko handling the camera, they begin investigating the large and small doors within the manor.
Part 2: Ashley and Riko attempt to open a mysterious door, but it won't budge. A telepathic voice explains that the large door can only be opened after smaller doors are unlocked, offering guidance and revealing that solving people's problems will help in opening the big door. Ashley and Riko meet Himika who regrets not giving movie tickets to her family due to financial constraints. Ashley invites Himika's family to her home theater, resolving her regret. The mysterious voice congratulates them on solving Himika's problem and hints at more challenges ahead. Mitama seeks advice for cheering up her sister with homemade candy; Ashley and Riko persuade her to buy store-bought treats instead, which successfully resolves her issue. Ashley reflects on their adventures, noting the fun in helping others, and discovers her own regret about using magic to change her father’s mind regarding her study abroad plans. The encounter with her father in a dream-like state resolves this regret as well. Kokoro feels disheartened thinking her mother dislikes her handmade gifts. Ashley reveals she overheard Kokoro’s mom treasuring the gift, boosting Kokoro’s confidence. Ashley encourages Kokoro to express her feelings more openly to her mother. After realizing the entire adventure might have been a vivid dream, Ashley finds proof of its reality in recorded data despite video issues. She decides to enjoy these mysterious experiences rather than focusing solely on documenting them. Ashley connects the dots between Kokoro’s situation and other encounters, emphasizing the importance of communication within families. Encouraged by Ashley, Kokoro resolves to tell her mother how much she values her feedback and support. A mysterious voice confirms they achieved a "true happy ending" by helping Kokoro gain confidence. Back in reality, Ashley shares her gratitude for the experience with Riko, concluding that finding joy in unexpected places is key to enjoying life fully. In Fendthope, Nemu explains the Rumor was an experiment designed to convert negative emotions into positive ones, harmless yet discontinued due to inefficiency. Meanwhile, characters like Himika and Mitama reflect positively on dreams inspired by their encounter with Ashley and Riko.
Part 1: Mitsune and Jun reflect on their journey to Takarazaki and discuss the recent rise in crimes and accidents. Himena, Shigure, and Hagumu seek out a former instructor from the Wings of Magius, hoping she'll join their group. Shigure and the team prepare to meet the former instructor, San Kagura, only to be interrupted by a theft. Mitsune and Jun arrive as heroes, resolving the situation while promoting themselves on social media. The team encounters Mitsune and Jun again, who help resolve an issue with a witch. Mitsune reveals her ability to tamper with perceptions, aiding in the battle against it. The group discusses their findings about the increase in crime and accidents in Takarazaki. Himena decides to split the team for further investigation, despite tensions between members. Himena delegates tasks to Shigure and Hagumu while planning strategies with her "boyfriend." The team investigates areas with high crime rates, focusing on vertical spaces like sewers and tall buildings. Shigure feels used by Himena, who sends Hagumu and Shigure into the sewers to investigate while she strategizes above ground. Himena confronts Shigure's dislike for her leadership style, explaining her motivations and desire to climb to the top. After a successful bathhouse talk, the group gains insight into each other's personal struggles. The group discusses their reasons for believing in magical girl supremacy. Himena admits her interest stems from wanting to protect her relationship with Hiko. The group updates San on their progress investigating the strange occurrences in Takarazaki. Despite challenges, they express determination to solve the problem and gain San's trust. The group continues searching for the source of the disturbances, visiting various locations. San questions Himena's intentions upon reaching the top, learning about her desire to create a world where love is free from judgment. The group discovers that Jun and Mitsune are also working to solve Takarazaki's problems, though initially suspicious. They learn about Mitsune's struggle to overcome her introverted nature and decide to collaborate. Himena proposes combining forces with Jun and Mitsune to expedite solving the problem, despite earlier resistance. The group acknowledges their own shortcomings and decides to unite under a common goal. The group visits Alina Gray, seeking one of her witches to use as proof of solving the problem. Alina agrees after hearing their story and they help her understand her powers. Himena shares her story with San and Miyuri, explaining her motivations for leading the Neo-Magius. Jun and Mitsune reveal their struggles and reasons for coming to Takarazaki, including Mitsune's desire to transform her false self into her true self. Himena invites Jun and Mitsune to join the Neo-Magius, presenting a strategy to locate the Witch using a Crime Intelligence Map. The group converges on the suspected location of the Witch, detecting a powerful magical presence. The group successfully locates the Witch, and Himena uses her unique magic to empower Shigure with Hagumu's magic. With the witch defeated, the group receives San's approval.
Part 2: Himena reveals that the Neo-Magius aims for Magical Girl supremacy by collecting Kimochi stones to gain control of the Automatic Purification System. Himena gathers everyone at a mountain to reveal the truth behind Takarazaki's problems: Mitsune may be inadvertently causing incidents through her magic. The revlation causes Mitsune's Doppel to emerge, which is why Himena gathered them in a location that's within Kamihama's Doppel Barrier. Mitsune uses her pwers to tamper with everyone's memories and splits off from the group. The next day, San and Miyuri discover the Youth Association members have disappeared due to a Witch's influence, jeopardizing the festival. The Neo-Magius team splits up to search for strong witches, realizing Mitsune is likely confronting one alone after posting cryptic updates on her social media. Jun recalls meeting Mitsune and worries about her current state. As they track down the powerful witch threatening Takarazaki, the team learns Mitsune ventured into the labyrinth without sufficient power. Mitsune admits she wanted to face the witch alone to change herself but lacked strength. Jun encourages her not to give up, expressing regret over their separation. The team successfully defeats the witch together, but Jun ends up transforming into a witch afterwards. After Jun's sacrifice, the remaining members support Mitsune in moving forward as she recovers in the hospital. They encourage her to continue striving towards their shared goals and Mitsune vows to grow stronger for when Jun returns. The rest of the group realize Mitsune has rewritten her own memories to make herself believe Jun moved away rather than dying, so she now has a more positive attitude post-recovery. In the aftermath, the festival is canceled, prompting San to consider joining the Neo-Magius movement to revive it as a living god. Despite the loss of Jun, the group finds solace in their shared mission and supports Mitsune as she recovers, determined to honor Jun's legacy.
Mel and Kanae meet in the afterlife, where Mel reveals she is a fortune-telling magical girl who died fighting a witch. Kanae informs her they are both ghosts now, though Mel had forgotten her name. Mel grieves over being a ghost but cheers up remembering her death allowed her to protect Yachiyo. Despite Kanae's skepticism about fortune-telling, Mel insists her predictions come true because of her wishes. Mel begs Kanae to help her navigate ghosthood and finds a ghost license in her pocket. At a magical girl ghost café, Mel learns ghosts can conjure objects based on sensory details. The ghosts explain they cannot interact with the living except through psychics. Mel discusses former lives with other ghosts, learning some became witches or had their soul gems broken.
Wandering Kamihama, Mel notices an unusual increase in witches and magical girls. Concerned for Yachiyo, Mel hesitates to visit due to embarrassment over her last encounter. Kanae offers to accompany her, revealing Yachiyo is now alone, feeling responsible for their deaths. Following Yachiyo, Mel and Kanae see she’s not entirely alone, with Momoko and Tsuruno still supporting her. They worry about Mifuyu, learning Yachiyo investigates Rumors while Mifuyu protects them.
As tensions rise between Yachiyo’s team and the Wings of Magius, Mel follows Yachiyo into the Memory Museum, where Yachiyo relives traumatic memories, including Kanae and Mel's deaths. Unable to communicate, Mel yells and cries as Yachiyo disbands the team. Realizing Yachiyo blames herself for their deaths, Kanae and Mel resolve to find a way to reach her. Both reaffirm their choices to sacrifice themselves for Yachiyo and decide to try harder to make their voices heard.
Attempting to contact Yachiyo, Mel and Kanae focus on using keepsakes like Mel's fortune log and Kanae's notebook. Iroha convinces Yachiyo to reconsider her stance, giving the ghosts hope. Yachiyo examines the keepsakes, finding meaningful messages: Kanae’s unfinished song and Mel’s fortune predicting events aligning like a ring. Inspired, Yachiyo resolves to rescue others. However, Mel and Kanae’s ghost licenses are suspended for interacting with the living, leaving them to watch from afar.
Yachiyo wakes from a dream featuring Kanae and Mel as ghosts, chuckling about their suspended licenses. Kanae crafted the dream using Mel’s final thoughts before becoming a witch, ensuring Yachiyo understood their feelings even if it cost her ghost privileges. Yachiyo promises to share the dream with Iroha, acknowledging its significance.
Yachiyo heads out for the day, bidding farewell to her friends at Mikazuki Villa. Reflecting on the peace following the Wings of Magius conflict, she visits Blossom's to buy flowers, remembering Mel and her unresolved fate regarding the Witch that emerged from her soul gem. Yachiyo encounters Mifuyu and Mel’s mother while lost in thought. Mel’s mother reminisces about her daughter's love for Yachiyo and Mifuyu, urging them to live happily for Mel. The trio decides to visit Mel's grave together. Walking toward Mel's grave, Mifuyu expresses doubt about Mel’s spirit being there, insisting they need to defeat the Witch she became. As they discuss this, a witch's magical signature suddenly engulfs them in its barrier. Yachiyo and Mifuyu face off against Etteilla, the Witch born from Mel’s soul gem. After an intense battle where both hesitate due to emotional struggles, they manage to weaken the witch. The two confront their anxieties, realizing the witch manipulated their deepest fears. Recalling messages left by Mel and Kanae, Yachiyo encourages Mifuyu to move forward. Together, they overcome their hesitations, defeat the witch, and place the resulting grief seed at Mel’s grave, promising to keep moving forward for her memory. They decide to visit Mikazuki Villa next to see Mel and Kanae’s belongings.
Suzune Story: Kokoro battles familiars in a barrier and is saved by Suzune, who then unexpectedly attacks Kokoro. Despite Kokoro's confusion, she escapes with the help of Masara, who was hidden due to her magic.
Suzune, having eliminated all magical girls in her previous hometown, travels to Kamihama upon Kyubey's information about a place Incubators can't enter. She plans to kill all magical girls there to end their suffering but faces challenges due to vicious familiars. After being injured, Suzune is helped by Akira, with whom she shares a light-hearted conversation despite her usual guarded demeanor. Suzune notices Akira's genuine kindness contrasts with Nanakas fake smile, raising her suspicions when questioned directly about her presence in Kamihama. Nanaka confronts Suzune with direct questions after identifying her as an enemy. Suzune leaves after thanking Akira, who scolds Nanaka for her rudeness, while Nanaka insists her actions were out of concern for danger.
Suzune suspects Nanaka of being a magical girl and sets a trap near a witch to confirm her suspicions. After several encounters with other magical girls, including Kokoro, Akira, and Masara, Suzune confirms some are indeed magical girls but faces challenges in her mission to exterminate all of them. After a series of battles, where they use Meiyui's power to trick Suzune into thinking she's succeeded and left her to walk away, Nanaka decides to spread the word through Meiyui's connections about her.
Suzune reflects on her situation, realizing the locals might be tracking her through social media posts. She considers leaving Kamihama City to avoid further confrontation but vows not to forget Nanaka. A rumor about Suzune spreads as "Ripper Girl," created by Nanaka and Meiyui to warn other magical girls, eventually becoming an urban legend in Hozuki City and in Kamihama.
Arisa and Chisato Story: During the same time as Suzune, Arisa and Chisato visit Kamihama to find a rare picture book written by Chisato's father, who became abusive after losing popularity as an illustrator. With Akira's guidance, Arisa and Chisato arrive at Natsume Books, where they search for "The Adventures of Dumpling Boy." Though distracted by other books, they ultimately cannot find the one they seek, prompting Kako to offer further assistance given Chisato's strong desire to locate it. Despite exhaustive searching, the book remains unfound. Kako, understanding Chisato's determination, offers to join their mission. Together, they discover "The Adventures of Dumpling Boy," which holds special significance for Chisato as it features her childhood character. Chisato buys the book and reads it, initially disappointed by its odd story but later finding emotional value as it reminds her of her father's love and their shared creation. Arisa and Chisato reflect on their friendship while joking about pastries. Their conversation is overheard by Suzune, who recalls her original destination, Hozuki City, deciding to let Kamihama cool down before returning.
Ria Ami receives a call from her manager inviting her to be the final guest at a fashion show themed "stylish uniforms," and she eagerly accepts, imagining praise from Mayu. Ria has several predictive nightmares of how the show could go, including missing the fashion show after encountering Kyoko in a witch barrier, arriving at the show with Asuka, who cheers loudly, embarrassing Ria and of a power outage during her performance.
On the actual day, Ria ensures she’s awake, faces a real witch barrier where she lets Kyoko take credit for defeating the witch, and meets Asuka and Mayu. During the show, a real power outage occurs, but Ria improvises by using penlights, turning it into a success, though she wishes she could have shown her perfect walk, feeling an immense sense of fulfillment.
Mayu recalls her father giving her a bear pendant and is late for work due to returning a lost item, only to find out that a valuable postcard has been stolen. Her colleague suspects her involvement since Ria, Mayu’s friend, was seen near the scene, but the director asks Mayu to review the security footage. Asuka accuses Mayu of stealing her family's book of secrets, leading to a duel until Asuka learns Mayu was returning a lost item. They team up after Asuka confirms Ria was seen loitering suspiciously at her dojo.
Sayuki Fumino's precious sword book is stolen by a witch, confirming to Mayu that the thief isn't Ria. Asuka misinterprets Rena's nervousness as guilt but later learns Ria was seen nearby again. At Walnut’s, Ria is accused of eating Manaka's rice omelet, with Manaka wagering free food if Mayu can prove Ria’s innocence in the thefts. Despite Ria's presence at all theft scenes, Mayu insists on proving her friend's innocence. Determined to clear Ria's name because she helped Mayu find her father's pendant, Mayu convinces Asuka that Ria isn't a thief. Ria denies stealing anything, explaining she was retrieving items stolen by familiars. After losing a duel against Asuka, the girls chase the thieving witch through Kamihama before finding its barrier. They successfully defeat it, recovering many stolen items, though some, like Ria's binder and the museum's postcard, remain missing.
Despite defeating the Witch, thefts continue, and Mayu encounters new familiars. Realizing they might be linked to the previous Witch, Mayu decides to use her bear pendant as bait to lure them into revealing the true witch's location. The museum director, under a witch's influence, attempts to steal a painting. With help from Asuka and Ria, Mayu stops him and learns the original witch still exists, using familiars to steal more items. They devise a plan to use Mayu's pendant as bait. Successfully luring a familiar, they follow a magical trail leading to the witch's hideout. Inside the Witch's barrier, the girls defeat the familiars and rescue stolen items before confronting and defeating the witch. Among the recovered items, Mayu finds her damaged pendant, learning that memories are more important than material possessions. Despite her growth, Mayu falls into a lake, as she hasn't changed entirely.
Part 1 - The Trio’s Story: Recalling their first meeting, Leila, Mito, and Seika reaffirm their friendship while navigating rumors and concerns about safety in their complex. A group of magical girls discusses the presence of a witch at the Daito Apartment Complex, where one resident-magical girl has taken responsibility for handling it.
Part 1 - Leila’s Story: Leila interacts with her neighbors, receiving warnings about increasing danger within the apartment complex. At school, Leila reflects on recent unsettling events concerning missing people and suspicious individuals near her home. Returning home, Leila contemplates whether to do homework or visit the bookstore; she decides to pick up a recipe book she ordered. On her way to the bookstore, Leila meets Mito, and after shopping, they remain concerned about Seika's whereabouts. Seeking clarity, Leila goes to the roof, deciding not to press Seika further to avoid straining their friendship. She blames herself for Seika's outburst and believes there’s more to uncover about her friend's secrets. Kyubey offers Leila a contract as a magical girl, and reflecting on Kyubey's offer, she contracts for a return to normalcy with Seika, only to regain painful memories of her being killed by a witch and saved by Seika.
Part 1 - Seika’s Story: Eating lunch alone in the AV room, Seika reflects on the missed chances to make new friends until Mito joins her. Investigating a potentially dangerous man in the Central Shopping Village, Seika has a confrontation with a familiar. With the suspicious man apprehended, Seika lies to her friends about her whereabouts. After battling familiars, Seika narrowly avoids detection by Leila, but later, confronted by Leila and Mito, Seika panics and denies being at the shopping center. Regretting her outburst, Seika plans to convince Leila of her innocence while protecting her from the truth about magical girls. She dodges a call from Leila, but later encounters Leila on the rooftop, where she'd contracted and regained her memories.
Part 1 - Mito’s Story: Bullied by classmates, Mito feels isolated, but when she later has lunch with Seika, she feels comforted. Mito hides her troubles at school from her mother, impulsively deciding to go shopping despite having no need for supplies. Meeting Leila and Seika at the park, Mito witnesses their strained interaction, culminating in a revelation about moving away. Crying at home, Mito grapples with her friends’ conflict and her own burdens, distracted momentarily by her mother’s announcement. Overwhelmed by personal issues and her friends’ strife, Mito searches for a four-leaf clover hoping to feel lucky, unaware of Kyubey observing her.
Part 2 - The Trio’s Story:
Ep. 4 : A group of Magical Girls discuss the Daito Apartment Complex's recent disappearances, suspecting a Witch may be responsible. One Magical Girl residing there has taken responsibility for handling it.
Ep. 5 : After navigating multiple barriers and clues, the trio finally locates Apartment 516, confirming its existence as a Witch's labyrinth.
Ep. 6 : Entering the apartment, they find it seemingly normal but sense an ominous presence. Realizing it's indeed a labyrinth, they prepare for battle.
Ep. 7 (Real Ending) : The trio defeats the Witch, dispelling the labyrinth. They reflect on their journey, discovering a Grief Seed and discussing their roles as Magical Girls. Mito finds a four-leaf clover, symbolizing hope, before moving away, promising to stay connected.
Leila’s Story (Continued)
Ep. 12 : Leila contemplates her wish, wanting things to return to normal between her and Seika. She decides to talk it out but hesitates, considering Kyubey’s offer.
Ep. 13 : Choosing not to call Seika, Leila contracts with Kyubey, wishing for a return to normalcy. Her memories flood back, revealing her past death and resurrection.
Ep. 14 : Learning Mito is moving, Leila feels guilty about her strained friendship with Seika. She reflects on her responsibilities as a Magical Girl.
Ep. 15 : Overwhelmed by revelations, Leila struggles with her identity as a Magical Girl. She resolves to help Seika and reconcile with Mito.
Ep. 17 : Learning the truth about Soul Gems, Leila is devastated. She understands Seika’s sacrifices and regrets her own actions.
Ep. 18 : Guilt-ridden, Leila cries over her involvement in this dangerous world. Receiving a call from Mito, she debates answering, ultimately choosing isolation to protect her friend.
Ep. 19 (End No. 5) : Deciding against reconnecting with Mito, Leila dedicates herself to fighting Witches alone, sparing others from harm.
Ep. 20 : Through Mito’s power, Leila enters Seika’s heart, understanding her friend’s protective motives. She apologizes for her mistakes and vows to support Seika.
Ep. 21 : Searching for the Witch, Leila navigates Building 12 with her friends, recalling her past experiences under the Witch’s control.
Ep. 22 : Investigating further, the trio discovers hidden clues leading them deeper into the labyrinth. Leila supports her friends despite her fears.
Ep. 23 (End No. 7) : Exhaustively searching the rooftop, the trio finds no immediate answers, planning to revisit the site another day.
Seika’s Story (Continued)
Ep. 9 : Reflecting on her outburst, Seika plans to convince Leila everything is fine, determined to keep her friends ignorant of the magical world.
Ep. 10 (End No. 3) : Lying to Leila over the phone, Seika reassures her while regretting her deceit. She resolves to continue protecting her friends through lies if necessary.
Ep. 11 : Encountering Leila on the roof, now also a Magical Girl, Seika learns Leila contracted to restore their friendship. Angry and protective, Seika confronts Leila about joining this dangerous world.
Ep. 13 : Struggling with anger over Leila’s contract, Seika considers her next move. Despite her reservations, she acknowledges Leila’s kindness and decides to address the issue.
Ep. 14 : Avoiding Mito’s calls, Seika wrestles with guilt and fear. She decides to isolate herself to protect her friends from further danger.
Ep. 15 (End No. 4) : Reluctantly teaming up with Leila, Seika fights a Familiar. Their teamwork highlights their bond but deepens Seika’s internal conflict.
Ep. 16 : Battling a Familiar alone, Seika insists Leila stay back. During the fight, Leila is injured, prompting Seika to reveal the truth about Soul Gems.
Ep. 17 : Apologizing profusely to Leila, Seika reflects on her failures to protect her friend. She blames herself for involving Leila in this perilous life.
Ep. 18 (End No. 6) : Choosing solitude, Seika retreats to her room, avoiding contact with her friends. She resigns herself to fighting Witches alone.
Ep. 19 : Within Leila’s heart, Seika explains her motivations, expressing gratitude for her friends’ saving her from loneliness. She apologizes for causing pain.
Ep. 20 : Navigating the Witch’s labyrinth, Seika guides her friends using past experiences. She reflects on her growth and commitment to protecting them.
Ep. 21 : Investigating the shopping center, Seika identifies familiar signs of Familiars, guiding her friends toward potential leads.
Ep. 22 (End No. 8) : Retracing steps to Building 12, the trio fails to locate earlier clues. Seika worries they’ve missed their chance to uncover the Witch’s location.
Mito’s Story (Continued)
Ep. 9 : Distressed over her friends’ conflicts, Mito confides in her mother about moving, refusing the opportunity due to her attachments.
Ep. 10 : Seeking solace in the park, Mito desperately searches for a four-leaf clover, oblivious to Kyubey observing her plight.
Ep. 11 : Discovering her friends’ secrets, Mito decides to contract as a Magical Girl, wishing to connect their hearts and resolve their issues.
Ep. 12 : Focused on finding a four-leaf clover, Mito reflects on recent events, unaware of Kyubey’s presence.
Ep. 13 : Determined to reconcile her friends, Mito confronts her classmates’ teasing, defending her friends’ honor.
Ep. 14 : Contracting with Kyubey, Mito wishes to connect people’s hearts, hoping to mend her friends’ fractured relationships.
Ep. 15 : Using her power, Mito transports her friends into each other’s hearts, facilitating mutual understanding and reconciliation.
Ep. 16 : Meeting her friends on the roof, Mito reveals her contract, emphasizing her love and support for them despite impending separation.
Ep. 17 : Explaining her wish, Mito bridges communication gaps between Leila and Seika, fostering renewed trust and camaraderie.
Ep. 18 : Assisting in the Witch hunt, Mito senses ominous vibes, contributing crucial observations during their investigation.
Ep. 19 : Collaborating with her friends, Mito triumphs over Familiars, marveling at their seamless teamwork.
Ep. 20 : Investigating the roof, Mito identifies a massive “X” mark below, triggering their descent into the Witch’s labyrinth.
Ep. 21 (End No. 9) : Investigating the water tower, the trio lands back at Building 12, struggling to locate further clues.
Ep. 22 : Falling into the labyrinth, Mito maintains optimism, reinforcing her belief in their unbreakable bond.
Ep. 23 : Finding a four-leaf clover moments before departure, Mito embraces hope, reaffirming her connection with Leila and Seika despite physical distance.
Epilogue
The trio encounters new Magical Girls Hazuki Yusa, Konoha Shizumi, and Ayame Mikuri, forming tentative alliances. Together, they pursue a shared goal, strengthening bonds and expanding their network of allies in Kamihama.
Prologue: Iroha and her friends return to Mikazuki Villa, but they're stopped by Mitama at her shop. Iroha and Yachiyo attempt a charm Mitama learned from a grimoir, intended for sweet dreams.
Chapter 1 - A Dream of France: Iroha and Yachiyo find themselves in medieval France amidst a battle involving magical girls and soldier familiars. They encounter Corbeau, who attacks them, but they are saved by Tart and eventually meet Riz Hawkwood and Melissa de Vignolles, joining forces to fight against Corbeau's army.
Chapter 2 - Suspicious Candles: Upon waking up, Iroha and Yachiyo discover that only they experienced the dream, suspecting the candles were responsible. They decide to relight the candles and re-enter the dream world where they help Tart and her allies defeat another witch, realizing the dream feels increasingly real.
Chapter 3 - In Pursuit of the Dawn: The two awaken to find Kamihama experiencing perpetual night and its residents vanished except for other magical girls. Understanding the situation's seriousness, they decide to re-enter the dream world, learning from Cube (Kyubey) that they are in the past and must help Tart defeat Corbeau to restore history.
Chapter 4 - The Fortress Rallies: Tart leads French soldiers towards reclaiming lost territories with renewed hope, bolstered by Iroha and Yachiyo. Together, they successfully liberate more towns.
Chapter 5 - Saving the Dauphin: The group plans a rescue mission for the imprisoned heir to the throne, discovering drastic historical changes never recorded before. The team advances toward Bourges to save the Dauphin Charles despite encountering fierce resistance.
Chapter 6 - The Night Before: Progress continues as the army retakes several areas under Corbeau's control, celebrating victories along the way. At Château de Chinon, tensions rise concerning upcoming battles while celebrating their achievements thus far.
Chapter 7 - The Mission to Recapture Orléans: Tart leads her army closer to recapturing Orléans, and they manage to drive out enemy forces.
Chapter 8 - A Turn for the Worse: Corbeau captures Tart, plunging the world into darkness once again. Realizing this entire scenario is part of Tart's dream influenced by despair, Yachiyo and Iroha seek answers within ancient texts found at Mitama’s shop and they find connections between the candles and Corbeau, as she was the one who made them in the distant past.
Chapter 9 - A World of Endless Night: With assistance from Pernelle, a knowledgeable magical girl outside Tart's dream, Yachiyo and Iroha learn about the Sacred Bell needed to awaken Tart. Discovering Riz is alive yet trapped between realities, they devise a plan to reunite Tart with her.
Chapter 10 - The Key to the Solution: They relay information obtained from Pernelle back to the group, motivating everyone for the final push towards rescuing Tart held captive at Tourelles. Her successful liberation makes them determined to ensure Tart rings the Cathedral bell to end the dream.
Chapter 11 - The Light of Hope: Reunited with Riz, the group focuses on defeating Corbeau decisively. Supported by reinforcements led by Prince Charles himself, they overpower remaining opposition securing access into Orleans. Tart manages to reach the cathedral and ring the bell.
Chapter 12 - The Final Battle: As memories start fading post-awakening, Yachiyo and Iroha reflect upon their journey confirming through historical records that Tart achieved her goal freeing Orleans. Surprisingly finding portraits depicting them alongside Jeanne d'Arc, they conclude perhaps certain events were destined to happen regardless of intervention.
Madoka: Madoka has recurring dreams of becoming gigantic and lifting everyone into heaven, worrying her. On Valentine's Day, she plans to make chocolates for her friends but faces challenges when a mysterious shop offers "Chocolate of Fate," leading her into a barrier where only those holding the special chocolate can leave; Madoka sacrifices her own to save others.
Sayaka: Sayaka seeks Kyoko's help in making chocolates for her friends, including a special one for Kyosuke. With Kyoko's encouragement, Sayaka successfully delivers the chocolate to Kyosuke despite her nervousness.
Aimi: Aimi prepares chocolates for her class, determined to give them to her crush Hayato Isesaki after previous failures. Despite some mishaps with the chocolate's color, she successfully hands out chocolates during class, though Hayato receives a different-colored chocolate by mistake, the kind meant for friends.
Hinano: Hinano makes chocolates for her crush but hesitates to deliver it after hearing he admires an older girl type. After encountering her crush in a witch's barrier and saving him, Hinano confesses her feelings, only to be rejected but still remains grateful for the experience.
Homura: Homura, reflecting on past timelines, decides to buy chocolates for Madoka from a sweets shop near a hospital where she once stayed. While searching, she meets Kuro, another magical girl. The two form a brief friendship that ends tragically when Kuro turns into a witch. Homura is consoled by Madoka after defeating her.
Momoko: Momoko feels disheartened about Valentine's Day due to a past rejection but learns of a rumored monster that breaks couples apart if given chocolate against school rules. With Rena and Kaede’s help, she counters the rumor with a positive one, ensuring a happy day for everyone.
Ren: Ren struggles to choose chocolates for her friends until Aimi suggests drawing flowers on them. Though initially hesitant, Ren creates personalized chocolates, eventually delivering them to her friends, especially Rika.
Tsukasa: Tsukasa prepares chocolates for Tsukuyo and friends amidst family obligations. Facing obstacles like her father discovering her secret, she manages to meet Tsukuyo within a witch's barrier, sharing a heartfelt moment despite forgetting her chocolate.
Sana: Sana dislikes Valentine's Day due to past neglect from her family but decides to give chocolates to her new friends. After helping a witch-kissed man, she reaffirms her resolve to connect with others.
Iroha: Iroha plans to buy chocolates for her friends instead of making a cake as in past years with Ui. Despite missing the store’s Valentine’s event due to a witch battle, she shares a warm evening with friends who exchange gifts.
Special Scene: Natsuki cheers herself and others on as they prepare to hand out chocolates, transforming and encouraging everyone to do their best on Valentine's Day.
Login Special: While visiting a shrine for New Year's prayers, Madoka hopes for everyone's happiness and Homura prays fervently and offers a large donation. Tsuruno creates a "Strongest Praying Charm" from three amulets, aiming to bring good fortune to everyone. Felicia decides praying is ridiculous but still hopes everyone will be okay. Sana receives a prayer charm that falls into her hands after being pushed away in the crowd and wishes to stay with Iroha. Yachiyo buys five charms for everyone's well-being, and Iroha gets an amulet for love and marriage, hoping to see Ui again.
Event Story:
Iroha, Yachiyo, Felicia and Sana prepare special food for the first morning of the New Year. Tsuruno arrives and brings along her "super special Chinese food". She introduces a deck of custom Karuta cards called "Tsuruta" and the girls agree to play the game despite its vague rules. Felicia and Sana enjoyed the game, though Yachiyo critiques the card drawings. Felicia leaves for a playdate, Yachiyo departs for work, and Tsuruno invites Iroha and Sana on a walk.
Madoka and Homura visit Kamihama's Sumei Shrine for New Year celebrations, enjoying the festive atmosphere and stalls. They decide to eat Castella mini cakes before getting their fortunes. At the shrine, Madoka and Homura draw numbers for their fortunes, with Madoka drawing number twelve and Homura fifty-three. Homura receives a "Great Fortune" predicting happiness, while Madoka gets an "Infinite Fortune". They are pleased with their fortunes despite hearing about even better ones from others.
Iroha, Tsuruno, and Sana find shops closed but join a badminton competition. Iroha wins several matches, crediting Sana's support, while Tsuruno struggles but learns from Sana's skills.
Felicia, Ayame, and Kako participate in a mochi-pounding competition, where Felicia and Ayame display impressive strength and teamwork, creating glowing mochi admired by onlookers. Konoha and Hazuki arrive, congratulating Felicia and Ayame on their efforts. They then inform the group about another event they saw on a flyer.
Madoka and Homura meet Iroha, Tsuruno, Sana, Felicia, and Ayame at a badminton tournament. Teams form for doubles matches, with Felicia and Ayame confident in their abilities. Iroha and Tsuruno defeat Ria and Emiri, while Felicia and Ayame triumph over Kanoko and Himika. Various teams face off, leading to the semifinals. Iroha and Tsuruno tie with Felicia and Ayame until Felicia trips, allowing Iroha and Tsuruno to win. Rena and Momoko also advance, setting up the finals. Momoko and Rena defeat the exhausted Iroha and Tsuruno in the final match. Kaede reveals that the winners must now challenge the legendary champion, Yachiyo. Yachiyo, dressed formally, reveals herself as the former queen of badminton, having won five consecutive tournaments. Momoko and Rena accept the challenge to compete against her. Yachiyo easily defeats Momoko and Rena, and after receiving awards, the group returns to Yachiho’s house, where Yachiyo prepares mochi for everyone to celebrate together.
At Mikazuki Villa, Tsuruno is excited for Christmas, but Felicia is uninterested. When Sana admits she doesn't understand Christmas due to her father making her study instead of celebrating, Yachiyo decides to host a Christmas party for her. The girls meet to plan the Christmas party and they invite Momoko, Rena, and Kaede as well.Yachiyo suggests dividing roles based on the house's old traditions: Tsuruno will bring food, Momoko handles the cake, and Felicia and Sana manage decorations. Yachiyo acts as producer while the group prepares for Christmas Eve. Momoko takes Iroha, Rena, and Kaede to a cake shop where they agree to help in exchange for a free cake. Wearing embarrassing costumes, Iroha and Rena initially resist but eventually commit after encouragement from Momoko and Kaede. To attract customers, the girls perform a skit outside the cake shop. Despite initial reluctance, Kaede steps up to handle things when Iroha and Rena hesitate, ensuring success. Kaede reveals Rena’s experience in advertising through helping at a friend’s flower shop and pressures her to show courage. After an argument, Rena finally agrees to fully participate in the skit. Rena throws herself into the performance, impressing Momoko and inspiring Iroha. Their efforts lead to selling all the cakes, earning them one for the party. Tsuruno struggles with ideas for her family restaurant's "Chinese Christmas" menu while wearing a reindeer costume. She seeks Iroha's help after failing to come up with anything creative. Tsuruno experiments with dishes like "Trice" (fried rice shaped like a tree) and "Trumpling" (dumpling version), none exciting Iroha. A customer's request inspires them to use mapo tofu, though stacking it irritates Iroha. Iroha suggests using Christmas colors for dishes, leading Tsuruno to realize mapo tofu fits the theme. Grateful, Tsuruno thanks Iroha and decides to finalize the menu alone. Felicia and Sana shop for decorations, considering both natural trees and lights. Felicia admits she dislikes parties and prefers eating, but agrees shopping with Sana isn’t bad. Sana asks why Felicia dislikes Christmas, prompting Felicia to suggest forming “The Anti-Christmas Squad.” Sana expresses uncertainty about this idea, unsure if opposing celebrations aligns with her feelings. Felicia explains their squad will disrupt festivities, calling themselves the “Anti-Christmas Squad of Justice.” Though skeptical, Sana finds it more fun than having a party, though later worries about Felicia’s intentions. Upon returning, Felicia reaffirms her dislike for Christmas, just as Momoko, Rena, and Kaede arrive.
Elsewhere, Himika Mao discusses not buying a Christmas cake with her siblings but promises to make something tasty. Holy Mami appears, claiming to bring happiness, and overhears Himika’s wish for a cake. Mami grants her wish for a Christmas cake by arranging for a neighbor to deliver extra slices. Confused, Himika wonders if Mami was Kyubey or Santa.
Momoko announces the cake is ready, sparking another argument between Rena and Felicia over whether Christmas is joyful. Felicia refuses to attend the party, upsetting Kaede and angering Rena. After storming off, Felicia secretly runs away from home. Concerned, the others search for her, learning that Felicia has deep reasons for disliking Christmas. In town, Felicia wanders aimlessly before being approached by Konomi offering decoration sales. A flashback reveals Felicia hearing a voice urging her to light a fire, leaving her pale and troubled. The group searches for Felicia, suspecting she fled due to unresolved issues regarding Christmas. Yachiyo stays behind in case Felicia returns, acknowledging her need for understanding rather than confrontation. Momoko questions Rena’s earlier behavior towards Felicia, realizing her positive attitude stemmed from caring deeply about the party. This prompts discussion among the girls about supporting each other. Rena insists missing someone would ruin their hard work, encouraging faster searching. Sana proposes checking places Felicia might go, leading them back to familiar spots. Sana locates Felicia at the park, asking her to share her story. Sana reveals how becoming a magical girl alleviated loneliness, prompting Felicia to open up about her past experiences. Felicia recounts memories of her parents’ Christmas parties and hearing a witch-like voice during one celebration. Though confused by Sana’s attempts to support her, Felicia appreciates her effort and laughter ensues. Holy Mami appears, urging Felicia and Sana to look up at the stars and make wishes. Following Mami’s guidance, the girls see sparkling lights before Mami vanishes mysteriously. Iroha joins Sana and Felicia, learning about Felicia’s tragic connection to Christmas involving her parents’ deaths. Despite sadness, Iroha invites Felicia to join the party for new memories. Iroha emphasizes creating happy memories together, convincing Felicia to attend the party. With renewed hope, the trio buys decorations and awaits Christmas Eve.
On Christmas Eve, everyone gathers at Yachiyo’s house, enjoying Tsuruno’s Chinese Christmas menu and Momoko’s cake. An argument over Santa’s existence ends with snowfall signaling the start of the party.
The Kamihama Joy Delivery Service: As Christmas approaches, a mysterious account called "Kamihama Happiness Delivery Service" appears, promising to deliver happiness if one shares their wish. Tsuruno, Iroha, and Rena are revealed as the "messengers of happiness," with Tsuruno enthusiastically leading the group and singing about delivering wishes. The trio sneaks into a house using Rena's transformation ability, with Rena feeling used but hoping Kaede will be happy. Despite their efforts, they forget to get gifts for themselves, leaving them unsure how to answer when questioned by Yachiyo and Kaede about their activities the previous night. Magical girls across Kamihama wake up to find unexpected gifts: Felicia receives movie tickets, Yachiyo gets a kitchen knife, and Sana finds a book on historical punishments. Kaede wonders if these gifts are connected to the new rumor, noting that even she received ornamental plants. Other magical girls share their experiences with the mysterious gifts: Ren gets her desired diary, Sasara and Asuka find items they wished for, while Akira sees a rotund figure leaving a stuffed toy. Masara describes seeing a bearded person in red, and Alina jokes about reading too much manga, though Karin senses magic involved. As the narration questions the believability of the rumor, Tsuruno insists it’s true, Iroha expresses confidence in spreading happiness, and Rena concludes with a cheerful "Merry Christmas!" despite the mystery of the gift-giver remaining unsolved.
Memory: Kazumi awakens from sleep to Tsuruno, who finds her at a park bench. Kazumi accuses Tsuruno of being the bomb kidnapper but realizes she has lost her memories except for her name and the feeling of hunger. At Banbanzai, Kazumi enjoys triple sweet 'n' sour pineapple pork, finding it comforting despite its average rating. She explains that hunger signifies the will to live, and her hair coil tingles, prompting her to rush off. Himika and Kanoko are gathering Kamihama Mushrooms when Kazumi appears, following her tingling hair coil. A labyrinth opens, leading to a discussion about magical girls, where Kazumi learns about magic and transforms. Kazumi joins Himika and Kanoko for a mushroom hotpot at Himika's house, recalling a memory of making beef stroganoff. Kanoko connects this line to novelist Umika Misaki, causing her to cry. Kanoko eats a Sobbing Shroom, leading to a crying fit, and advises Kazumi to visit Emiri for help with her memory loss. Emiri suggests searching belongings, leading Kazumi to find a flyer hinting at her origins in Asunaro. Sasara seeks Emiri’s help regarding Asuka’s disappearance in a witch's labyrinth. Kazumi insists on helping despite the danger, guided by a voice and her hair coil pointing like a lightning rod. Emiri and Sasara take Kazumi to the last place Asuka was seen, amazed by her hair coil’s witch-tracking ability. Kazumi recalls her haircut and feels a growing power inside her, transforming into her magical girl state. Kazumi destroys the witch, freeing Asuka, and deduces her separation from friends by the witch, prompting a search aided by Emiri’s spare cellphone.
Scene: Umika searches urgently for Kazumi after they were separated during a witch chase. Kaoru Maki expresses concern about their actions, and the two decide to search for Kazumi at places with great food. Umika and Kaoru fight a Rumor, receiving fragmented information suggesting a non-magical-girl enemy. Tsuruno arrives, declaring herself the strongest magical girl in Kamihama and offering assistance. Tsuruno battles a Rumor shaped like Kazumi, stopped by Umika and Kaoru identifying it as their friend. Tsuruno recalls feeding Kazumi earlier and agrees to help find the real Kazumi. They flee from the shadowy Kazumi to a shrine, discussing the odd situation. Tsuruno offers help until the end, leading them to a safe spot away from the doppelganger. She leads Umika and Kaoru to Emiri's office, only to find Ria there instead. They decide to seek help from Yachiyo, but she is unavailable, leaving them to fend off the Rumor Kazumi with Ria's assistance. She struggles against Rumor Kazumi, allowing the group to escape upon Yachiyo’s advice to meet at Mitama’s place. Emiri returns, transforms, and decides to assist despite confusion. The group escapes Rumor Kazumi’s pursuit, reaching Mitama’s place. Umika and Kaoru discover Kazumi asleep. Yachiyo explains Rumors and how they scatter minds, necessitating capturing all eight fakes to reassemble Kazumi’s psyche. Yachiyo devises a plan involving Mitama’s magic to call Kazumi back, using food and voices to guide her. The group successfully brings Kazumi back, preparing to defeat the Rumor once and for all. Kazumi awakens in a cloud-filled world, recognizing Umika and Kaoru's voices calling her back through food and memories. Upon waking, she learns about the Rumor's deception and prepares to gather scattered parts with her friends. In magical girl form, Kazumi confronts and defeats her Rumor self, reclaiming her memories. The group celebrates their victory, and Kazumi thanks everyone before returning home, reminiscing about the delicious food and adventures.
Chapter 1 : Kokoro complains to Masara about the exhaustion of hunting witches and how it prevents her from mountain climbing, which is tied to her favorite memory of her family before her mom left. Later, Masara visits Mitama, who notices her interest in a hiking event flyer after hearing Kokoro's story, but Masara hesitates to ask Kokoro to join because she doesn't want to intrude on Kokoro's cherished memory.
Chapter 2 : Mitama persuades Kokoro and Masara to participate in a Hiking Quiz Rally despite Kokoro's initial reluctance due to homework. When they agree, Mitama reveals her true motive: winning 5kg of high-quality rice as the first prize, though Kokoro doubts their chances against adults.
Chapter 3 : Mitama takes Kokoro and Masara shopping for gear, emphasizing the importance of preparation for the competition. They select practical items like sneakers and a foldable lunchbox, with Masara surprising Kokoro by agreeing to her choices easily.
Chapter 4 : On the eve of the event, Kokoro is excited while Masara remains calm; Mitama provides them with a list of essentials, including humorous additions like selfie sticks. The next day, just before the event starts, Mitama reveals she won't be joining, having only intended for them to win the rice prize for her.
Chapter 5 : During the quiz rally, Masara and Kokoro tackle challenging questions together, with Masara using her knowledge and Kokoro solving one through intuition. Despite difficulties, they progress well, realizing they are leading the pack.
Chapter 6 : After finishing six questions, they stop for lunch, where Masara enjoys Kokoro's homemade meal, revealing a softer side to her personality. They drink Mitama’s energy drink, which slows them down due to its awful taste.
Chapter 7 : As they near the end of the quiz trail, they find themselves ahead but lose time battling a witch. Finding the next checkpoint off the beaten path, they decide to push forward, aiming for a comeback victory.
Chapter 8 : Reaching the summit, Masara double-checks their answers while Kokoro reminisces about her family hikes, tearing up at the beautiful view. Masara reassures her, acknowledging the significance of this shared experience, and solves the final question inspired by Kokoro's emotions.
Chapter 9 : Having completed the event, they submit their answers and win the rice prize, delivered to Kokoro’s house. Though initially amused by the situation, Kokoro realizes Mitama was the main beneficiary.
Chapter 10 : Back at Mitama's, tensions rise over the delivery mix-up, but Mitama redirects the conversation, highlighting Masara's thoughtful reason for joining. Kokoro thanks Masara, reflecting that their hike has become her new favorite memory, asking Masara to help create more such moments.
Episode Eleven
The extra chapters provide Mitama's perspective on events from the original story. In this episode, Masara visits Mitama with a flyer for a hiking event, hesitant about encouraging Kokoro to join her family instead of friends. Mitama feels conflicted about interfering but ultimately decides to meddle, aiming to bring Masara and Kokoro together. She motivates them by highlighting the prize—a premium bag of rice—and convinently nudges Kokoro into joining the event.
Episode Twelve
Mitama drags Masara and Kokoro to a mall under the guise of preparing for the hiking event, emphasizing the importance of being fully equipped. While they shop for gear, Mitama sneaks off to gather supplies for a "special energy drink," recalling advice from others in her shop. Her true intention is to foster connection between Masara and Kokoro, recognizing their compatibility. She completes her shopping spree with bear spray, feeling satisfied with her efforts.
Episode Thirteen
Mitama concocts a bizarre energy drink using amazake, chocolate, vitamins, and other ingredients, much to Momoko’s horror. Despite warnings, she insists it will help Masara and Kokoro during the hike. After filling bottles with her questionable mixture, she secretly adds them to the duo's backpacks before they leave. Reflecting on their personalities, Mitama sees parallels between Masara and Kokoro to herself and Kanagi, reinforcing her desire to support their bond. To pass the time, she decides to bake sweet potatoes as a treat for their return.
Episode Fourteen
Following the hike, Masara remains puzzled about why Mitama encouraged her and Kokoro to go together. During a visit to Mitama’s shop, Masara shares her reflections—how the shared experience felt uniquely special despite simple circumstances. Listening intently, Mitama explains that certain moments resonate deeply because they feel "special," though such feelings can be hard to articulate. She reassures Masara that understanding will come with time, leaving her with thoughtful insight into human connections.
Prologue
Kaede Akino is saved by Karin Misono, a magical girl who uses Halloween-themed powers to defeat a witch. Kaede comments that she doesn't feel the Halloween spirit, which troubles Karin.
Episode 1
Karin worries about not seeming Halloween-like and asks Alina Gray for advice, but Alina dismisses her concerns. Karin finds purpose when her grandmother asks for help with a children's Halloween play.
Episode 2
Karin writes a script for the play where a magical girl saves a village from demons, inspired by her favorite manga. She realizes she needs help organizing the event and decides to ask Kaede.
Episode 3
Karin invites Kaede, Rena Minami, and Momoko Togame to help with the play, but they are unavailable due to prior commitments. Karin feels stuck and considers asking others like Alina or Yachiyo Nanami for help.
Episode 4
While pondering solutions, Karin meets Sasara Minagi, who agrees to play the knight in her play. Sasara also suggests someone for the cow role, easing Karin's concerns.
Episode 5
Sasara recruits Asuka Tatsuki and Felicia Mitsuki; Felicia eagerly accepts the cow role while Asuka declines. They still need actors for the wolf and female demon roles, leading to further discussions.
Episode 6
Felicia introduces Yachiyo Nanami as the demon, and additional support comes from Iroha Tamaki and Tsuruno Yui. Alina offers to design costumes, leaving only the wolf role unfilled.
Episode 7
Roles are assigned, and Yachiyo helps organize the schedule while Karin searches for a wolf actor. Alina criticizes Karin for lacking direction, storming off after showing her costume designs.
Episode 8
Karin reflects on Alina’s anger and encounters Kyoko Sakura, who advises her to take responsibility for her own projects. Realizing her mistake, Karin asks Kyoko to play the wolf.
Episode 9
Karin apologizes for her earlier irresponsibility, prompting the group to reveal they were acting to teach her a lesson. With everyone working together, Kyoko reluctantly joins after hearing about food and candy.
Episode 10
Karin thanks Alina for new costume designs and arranges various resources for the play, including costumes from Kanoko Yayoi and smoke effects from Hinano Miyako. The group practices their roles, preparing for the main event.
Episode 11
As the day of the play arrives, Momoko and Rena leave for a concert, and Kaede gives Iroha a basket of treats for Karin. Karin realizes she forgot the candy and senses a witch heading towards the school.
Episode 12
Karin fights the witch's familiars while the audience grows restless. The play begins without her, as the group decides they can handle the situation backstage, allowing the performance to proceed.
Episode 13
Karin defeats the witch using enchanted candy, appearing on stage just in time for her role. The play is a success, though the intended candy is destroyed; they use Kaede's cookies and Felicia's prop candies instead. Karin reflects on the journey, thanking everyone involved, and shares a moment with her grandmother reading a new manga issue.
Ayame
Ayame 1 : Ayame Mikuri reunites with her friends Konoha Shizumi and Hazuki Yusa to fight a witch, revealing she got separated while chasing a familiar. Afterward, they move into a new house found by Hazuki, where Ayame stores random items in her treasure box.
Ayame 2 : The girls mourn the Director's death and learn about Tsuzuji's impending demolition but are surprised when it doesn't happen. Later, as magical girls, they must fight witches to replenish their magic.
Ayame 3 : Ayame narrates their journey as magical girls, living in different places while fighting witches. They eventually return to Kamihama City and settle into a new life together.
Ayame 4 : Konoha leaves negotiations to Ayame, who shares their long-standing bond but is interrupted by Hazuki before revealing more. Kako connects with Ayame over their age.
Ayame 5 : Ayame reflects on Kako’s friendliness and accepts her invitation to meet another magical girl, Felicia, despite Konoha’s warnings about trusting others.
Ayame 6 : Ayame introduces Hazuki to Kako and Felicia, defending her strength against Felicia’s skepticism. Hazuki supports Ayame’s desire to make friends while keeping it secret from Konoha.
Hazuki
Hazuki 1 : Hazuki recounts her tragic past, where her parents died in a car accident, leading her to Tsuzuji's orphanage. She learned to hide her pain behind a smile until the Director helped her open up.
Hazuki 2 : Hazuki learns about the planned demolition of Tsuzuji from Konoha and wonders why the Vice-Director would betray them. They decide not to tell Ayame and seek answers from the Director.
Hazuki 3 : On the night before leaving Tsuzuji, Hazuki and Ayame walk around the building. They find Konoha speaking with Kyubey, the mysterious white creature offering a deal.
Hazuki 4 : The trio plans their three wishes carefully: preserving Tsuzuji, eradicating its main threat, and erasing themselves from others' memories. Hazuki agrees with Konoha’s final wish for self-sacrifice.
Hazuki 5 : Hazuki negotiates with Nanaka’s group, agreeing to delay decisions while secretly considering potential alliances. Kako finds common ground with Ayame over their ages.
Hazuki 6 : Hazuki acknowledges Konoha’s reluctance to ally with others but realizes Ayame lacks peers. She allows Ayame to meet Kako and Felicia without informing Konoha.
Hazuki 7 : Hazuki contemplates whether isolation benefits or harms their group. She decides to act quickly and secretly contact Nanaka, believing connections could protect them.
Hazuki 8 : Hazuki’s mistake of secretly joining Nanaka leads to mistrust within the trio. When Konoha discovers her deception, their inability to cooperate results in Ayame’s tragic death.
Hazuki 9 : While shopping, Hazuki encounters Ayame heading to meet Kako. Understanding Ayame’s loneliness, Hazuki approves of her making friends, planning to surprise Konoha later.
Konoha
Konoha 1 : Konoha shares her backstory, losing her wealthy family due to financial ruin and illness. Brought to Tsuzuji, she heals under the Director’s care and becomes close with Hazuki and Ayame.
Konoha 2 : Konoha overhears arguments about demolishing Tsuzuji and learns the Vice-Director colluded with the government. Despite efforts to save it, they accept its fate until it mysteriously remains standing.
Konoha 3 : Meeting Kyubey, Ayame eagerly accepts his offer to save Tsuzuji. Though skeptical, Konoha contracts alongside Hazuki after realizing they’ll act regardless.
Konoha 4 : Konoha outlines their wishes: saving Tsuzuji, addressing its root issues, and protecting others by erasing their memories. Her third wish ensures their departure goes unnoticed.
Konoha 5 : Konoha experiences strange visions involving other magical girls and Ayame’s suffering, causing concern. She keeps this vision a secret from Ayame.
Konoha 6 : Returning to reality, Konoha reveals her troubling vision to Hazuki, who reassures her. Concerned about its origin, Konoha vows to keep it hidden from Ayame.
Konoha 7 : Encountering Nanaka’s group, Konoha resists forming alliances, suspecting ulterior motives. Telepathic discussions reveal distrust among both groups.
Konoha 8 : Konoha investigates Nanaka’s intentions, finding her suspicious but unyielding. She ultimately decides distancing themselves is safest, though Nanaka expresses disappointment.
Konoha 9 : Content with their isolated world, Konoha strengthens her resolve to protect the trio. However, an unknown force causes local magical girls to faint, testing their unity.
Konoha 10 : Refusing alliances, Konoha insists the trio focus solely on defeating witches. Conflicts arise over grief seeds, culminating in Ayame’s death at the hands of another magical girl.
Intermission
Magical girls Kanoko Yayoi, Natsuki Utsuho, and Mitama Yakumo discuss rumors of collapsing magical girls, speculating on possible causes. Mitama mentions Hazuki Yusa investigating, describing her as gentle yet intriguing. The unseen listener is revealed to be Yachiyo Nanami.
Ayame
Ayame 7 : Kako and Felicia inform Ayame and Hazuki about rumors of magical girls collapsing after battles, suspecting other magical girls are responsible. Despite being accused, Ayame's team is defended by Kako, Felicia, and Nanaka.
Ayame 8 : Ayame recalls a pleasant day with Kako and Felicia, reading a pop-up book. When Konoha suggests leaving Kamihama due to the rumors, Ayame hesitates but ultimately agrees if it means proving their innocence.
Ayame 9 : After deciding to leave Kamihama, Ayame reflects on not getting to say goodbye to her new friends, Kako and Felicia, showing her growth in forming connections outside their trio.
Ayame 10 : Ayame reveals she has made friends with Kako and Felicia, despite keeping it secret from Konoha. Hazuki defends this decision, emphasizing Ayame’s initiative in making her own connections.
Hazuki
Hazuki 10 : Hazuki informs Konoha about the fainting rumors, suggesting they stay in Kamihama to clear their names rather than running away. She worries that leaving might trap them in a cycle of fleeing rumors.
Hazuki 11 : To prevent leaving Kamihama, Hazuki contacts Momoko, the first victim, to investigate the culprit behind the attacks. Despite initial suspicion, Momoko agrees to help after Hazuki’s sincere plea.
Hazuki 12 : Hazuki convinces Momoko to collaborate in finding the real culprit, believing that catching the attacker will prove their innocence. However, Hazuki is attacked during her investigation, leading to tragic consequences.
Hazuki 13 : While investigating further, Hazuki is suddenly attacked and rendered unconscious, unable to continue helping the group. Her narrative ends abruptly, leaving her fate uncertain.
Hazuki 14 : During a confrontation between Konoha and others, Hazuki arrives with Momoko to stop Konoha’s violent outburst. She argues for trusting outsiders, reminding Konoha of past relationships at Tsuzuji’s House.
Hazuki 15 : Hazuki acknowledges the unresolved mystery of the fainting incidents but notes the positive changes in their relationships. She regrets the growing distance between herself and Konoha, affecting Ayame as well.
Konoha
Konoha 11 : Concerned about the fainting rumors, Konoha suggests leaving Kamihama City to avoid further trouble. Despite Yachiyo confirming their innocence, she remains cautious and distrustful of others.
Konoha 12 : As Hazuki investigates the fainting rumors, Konoha grows anxious about the lack of progress. When confronted by Rena and Kaede, she protects Ayame from accusations but becomes increasingly agitated.
Konoha 13 : During a tense encounter with Rena, Ayame mysteriously collapses, sparking suspicion among all parties. Overwhelmed by visions and paranoia, Konoha snaps, blaming everyone except her teammates.
Konoha 14 : In a heated moment, Konoha attempts to attack Rena but is stopped by Yachiyo. Hazuki and Momoko arrive to intervene, leading to an emotional breakdown where Konoha questions trust and isolation.
Konoha 15 : Reflecting on the incident, Konoha admits the importance of bonds beyond their trio, though still struggling emotionally. She acknowledges Hazuki’s perspective and begins accepting external connections.
Konoha 16 : Post-incident, Konoha learns the fainting rumors were fabricated to manipulate them. Realizing her actions were influenced by hypnosis, she vows to uncover the true culprit while embracing newfound alliances.
Intermission & True End
Intermission : Other magical girls discuss the fainting rumors, speculating on possible causes. Kanoko Yayoi, Natsuki Utsuho, and Mitama Yakumo express concern over the situation, hinting at underlying tensions within Kamihama’s magical girl community.
True End : The fainting rumors are revealed to be false, orchestrated by an unknown culprit to sow discord among magical girls. Konoha recognizes the importance of unity and friendship, likening their new alliance to another “Tsuzuji’s House.” The story concludes with teams working together against witches, symbolizing camaraderie amidst shared struggles.
Epilogue
The mastermind behind the fainting incidents is exposed as someone who manipulated events on a whim, altering Kamihama’s dynamics. Kyubey observes how chaos can reshape destinies, contrasting witches’ predictable disasters with this unpredictable force.
Original Event Story
Episode One: Ren and Rika team up to defeat a witch, and Ren rescues one of its victims who was witch-kissed. Afterward, Rika compliments Ren's kindness, and Ren reflects that meeting Rika has allowed her to live again.
Episode Two: Ren buys a cherry pink pencil at a stationary shop, Rika's favorite color, as part of a tradition where she buys a new pencil for each person she saves. She hopes to become someone who can stand beside Rika.
Episode Three: At Emiri's consultation stand, Ren and Akira discuss Rika's personality, with Ren feeling self-conscious about her own shyness compared to Rika's cheerfulness. Later, when Rika asks about Ren's drawing hobby, Ren hesitates to show her diary because all the entries are about Rika.
Episode Four: Ren invites Rika to a picture book exhibition but feels nervous and shaken when Rika declines due to prior plans. Ren feels lonely and wonders if she would feel this way if they were closer friends.
Episode Five: Ren invites Rika to a teddy bear exhibition, but Rika declines again due to supplementary lessons, leaving Ren feeling shocked and upset. While walking through Kamihama, Ren sees Rika with Kanoko and Emiri, leading to feelings of jealousy and embarrassment.
Episode Six: Rika apologizes via email for the misunderstanding, but Ren struggles with feelings of envy and shame over wanting to be closer to Rika. Ren realizes her heartache stems from comparing herself to Rika's other friends and feels regretful for becoming so attached.
Episode Seven: Rika seeks advice from Akira and Kanoko about how to resolve the misunderstanding with Ren. Realizing Ren might be avoiding her, Rika decides to talk to Ren face-to-face and explains what really happened when Ren saw her with Kanoko and Emiri.
Episode Eight: Rika reveals she was preparing a birthday gift for Ren—a set of engraved colored pencils—and sought help from her friends to design and create it. They decided on a Lily of the Valley motif, symbolizing genuineness and purity.
Episode Nine: With Kanoko's guidance, Rika learns metalworking to engrave drawings onto the pencil case. Despite finding it challenging, Rika completes the gift with determination and hard work.
Episode Ten: Rika surprises Ren with the birthday gift in the audiovisual room, which deeply moves Ren. After apologizing for the misunderstanding, Ren expresses gratitude, and Rika reassures her by calling her gentle and genuine. Ren resolves to continue growing and share more of herself with Rika in the future.
Rerun Extra Chapters
Episode Eleven: While visiting a movie theater together, Rika notices Ren's birthday on her student ID and decides to surprise her with a gift. The movie they watch parallels their own relationship, reinforcing Rika's desire to strengthen their bond.
Episode Twelve: The next day, Rika contemplates ideas for Ren's gift while visiting a stationary shop. Learning about Ren's habit of drawing pictures in her diary inspires Rika to consider personalized stationery.
Episode Thirteen: Inspired by Emiri's decorated phone case, Rika decides to make Ren a customized pencil case. Seeking Kanoko's assistance, Rika secures access to her father's factory equipment but remains undecided on materials until Ren invites her to an event, forcing her to decline.
Episode Fourteen: Kanoko helps Rika practice metalworking intensively, delaying her ability to accept Ren's invitations to events. Once the gift is complete, Rika encounters Ren unexpectedly and later seeks advice from her friends on resolving the tension between them.
Episode Fifteen: After successfully giving Ren her gift, Rika fights a witch alongside Hinano Miyako, noticing her fighting style has become less reckless and more focused on helping others. Reflecting on her growth, Rika credits Ren for inspiring positive changes in her life and vows to always wait for Ren.
An anomalous timeline with a faulty Doppel System. The timeline of the anime is similar to the one in the game. Any point not mentioned in this timeline can be assumed to be similar to what happened in the game. This timeline is likely one of the timelines Homura created, which was then changed after the Law of Cycles rewrote the universe.
Magia Record Anime Timeline
Iroha enters the Chapel, while the others are kept out, and Nemu reveals to her and Touka the truth of what happened to Ui and completes their memories.
