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Lyra: /* Symbolism and Other Observations */

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
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'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
<table border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #ddd; margin-top: 20px;">
<tr>
<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
</tr>
<tr><td>[[File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg|300px]]</td>
<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
</table>

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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==

*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Symbolism and Other Observations ==
===Name===
The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]. The name most appears in Shakespeare's [[wikipedia:Ophelia|Hamlet]]. Ophelia was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. Her character is linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.

While she lived, Ophelia was torn between obeying her father Polonius' wishes and pursuing her love interest, Hamlet. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was later spurned by Sayaka. Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure, and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers. Hamlet spurned her love in favor of his self-destructive quest to take revenge on his corrupt stepfather. This parallels Sayaka's rejection of Kyoko in favor of her own self-destructive quest to purge the world of witches and familiars. [[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]

At the end of her character arc, Ophelia commits suicide by drowning. The story of Ophelia's suicide is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (Hamlet's mother, the queen, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status. Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" as she is consumed by the water. Gertrude also describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. It is also noted in Drama CD 4 that Kyoko cannot swim.

Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.

===Candle Symbolism===
Ophelia's head is a candle, which is strongly associated with Kyoko's own background. In [[Episode 7]], while Kyoko tells her story, after her father snaps, his head is consumed by a fire, which then sets fire to all the other puppets. Candles also often frequently appear next to him in the story. The parallels between to two suggests that Kyoko's despair is similar to her father's.

Candles are also [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|traditionally used in Christian worship]] to represent the light of Christ, reflecting Kyoko's religious upbringing and her father's priesthood. Candles are also associated with the festival of Advent; during Advent, a candle is kept in the household, which burns lower as Christmas approaches. This may be reflected in the red and green color scheme of her outfit and witch's kiss. In a more general religious sense, candles and fire represent light, a positive symbol of life and creation, which drives out the darkness, associated with death and decay. Kyoko's assertion that she and her father were "going to save the world together" may parallel the illuminating properties of the candle.

In addition, Kyoko is associated with the element of fire and the color red, in opposition to Sayaka's water symbolism and the color blue. The use of fire and red in Ophelia's design reflects this.

===Headless Horseman Legend===
Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]]. There are several Germanic tales associated with the legend.

One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse. The grey horse matches the horse Ophelia rides.

In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident. In this case, the horseman is a symbol of ill omen. In some other versions of the tale, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.

===Fish===
There are various colored fish swimming around her barrier. Fish have many symbolic meanings in a wide variety of religions. Most notably, the fish was used in early Christianity (called the [[wikipedia:Ichthys|ICHTHYS]]) as a secret symbol of Christian faith, again reflecting Christian background comes from.

In Buddhism, fish represent the practice of the dharma, which results in the ability to navigate the cycle of rebirth freely, like a fish. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] is a pair of goldfish as well.

In many cultures, the fish is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as change and adaptability. This is somewhat ironic, considering that Kyoko grew up in a poor household, and is quite stubborn and maladaptive.
===Horse===

===Knight-Errant Trope===

===Familiars===

rmaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
File:25337862.jpg
File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
File:25323945.jpg
File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
File:25292387.jpg
File:25296777 p0.jpg
File:25296777 p2.jpg
File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

User:Lyra

2015-03-07T19:30:43Z

Lyra:

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
__NOTOC__
'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
<table border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #ddd; margin-top: 20px;">
<tr>
<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
</tr>
<tr><td>[[File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg|300px]]</td>
<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
</table>

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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==

*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Symbolism and Other Observations ==
===Name===
The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]. The name most appears in Shakespeare's [[wikipedia:Ophelia|Hamlet]]. Ophelia was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. Her character is linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.

While she lived, Ophelia was torn between obeying her father Polonius' wishes and pursuing her love interest, Hamlet. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was later spurned by Sayaka. Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure, and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers. Hamlet spurned her love in favor of his self-destructive quest to take revenge on his corrupt stepfather. This parallels Sayaka's rejection of Kyoko in favor of her own self-destructive quest to purge the world of witches and familiars. [[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]

At the end of her character arc, Ophelia commits suicide by drowning. The story of Ophelia's suicide is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (Hamlet's mother, the queen, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status. Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" as she is consumed by the water. Gertrude also describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. It is also noted in Drama CD 4 that Kyoko cannot swim.

Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.

===Candle Symbolism===
Ophelia's head is a candle, which is strongly associated with Kyoko's own background. In [[Episode 7]], while Kyoko tells her story, after her father snaps, his head is consumed by a fire, which then sets fire to all the other puppets. Candles also often frequently appear next to him in the story. The parallels between to two suggests that Kyoko's despair is similar to her father's.

Candles are also [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|traditionally used in Christian worship]] to represent the light of Christ, reflecting Kyoko's religious upbringing and her father's priesthood. Candles are also associated with the festival of Advent; during Advent, a candle is kept in the household, which burns lower as Christmas approaches. This may be reflected in the red and green color scheme of her outfit and witch's kiss. In a more general religious sense, candles and fire represent light, a positive symbol of life and creation, which drives out the darkness, associated with death and decay. Kyoko's assertion that she and her father were "going to save the world together" may parallel the illuminating properties of the candle.

In addition, Kyoko is associated with the element of fire and the color red, in opposition to Sayaka's water symbolism and the color blue. The use of fire and red in Ophelia's design reflects this.

===Headless Horseman Legend===
Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]]. There are several Germanic tales associated with the legend.

One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse. The grey horse matches the horse Ophelia rides.

In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident. In this case, the horseman is a symbol of ill omen. In some other versions of the tale, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.

===Fish===
There are various colored fish swimming around her barrier. Fish have many symbolic meanings in a wide variety of religions. Most notably, the fish was used in early Christianity (called the [[wikipedia:Ichthys|ICHTHYS]]) as a secret symbol of Christian faith, again reflecting Christian background comes from.

In Buddhism, fish represent the practice of the dharma, which results in the ability to navigate the cycle of rebirth freely, like a fish. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] is a pair of goldfish as well.

In many cultures, the fish is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as change and adaptability. This is somewhat ironic, considering that Kyoko grew up in a poor household, and is quite stubborn and maladaptive.
===Horse===

===Knight-Errant Trope===

===Familiars===

*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]

rmaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
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File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
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File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
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File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
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File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

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2015-03-07T19:29:13Z

Lyra: /* Symbolism and Other Observations */

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
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'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
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<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
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<tr><td>[[File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg|300px]]</td>
<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
</table>

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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==
[[File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ophelia, Kyoko's witch form.]]
*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Symbolism and Other Observations ==
===Name===
The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]. The name most appears in Shakespeare's [[wikipedia:Ophelia|Hamlet]]. Ophelia was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. Her character is linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.

While she lived, Ophelia was torn between obeying her father Polonius' wishes and pursuing her love interest, Hamlet. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was later spurned by Sayaka. Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure, and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers. Hamlet spurned her love in favor of his self-destructive quest to take revenge on his corrupt stepfather. This parallels Sayaka's rejection of Kyoko in favor of her own self-destructive quest to purge the world of witches and familiars. [[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]

At the end of her character arc, Ophelia commits suicide by drowning. The story of Ophelia's suicide is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (Hamlet's mother, the queen, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status. Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" as she is consumed by the water. Gertrude also describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. It is also noted in Drama CD 4 that Kyoko cannot swim.

Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.

===Candle Symbolism===
Ophelia's head is a candle, which is strongly associated with Kyoko's own background. In [[Episode 7]], while Kyoko tells her story, after her father snaps, his head is consumed by a fire, which then sets fire to all the other puppets. Candles also often frequently appear next to him in the story. The parallels between to two suggests that Kyoko's despair is similar to her father's.

Candles are also [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|traditionally used in Christian worship]] to represent the light of Christ, reflecting Kyoko's religious upbringing and her father's priesthood. Candles are also associated with the festival of Advent; during Advent, a candle is kept in the household, which burns lower as Christmas approaches. This may be reflected in the red and green color scheme of her outfit and witch's kiss. In a more general religious sense, candles and fire represent light, a positive symbol of life and creation, which drives out the darkness, associated with death and decay. Kyoko's assertion that she and her father were "going to save the world together" may parallel the illuminating properties of the candle.

In addition, Kyoko is associated with the element of fire and the color red, in opposition to Sayaka's water symbolism and the color blue. The use of fire and red in Ophelia's design reflects this.

===Headless Horseman Legend===
Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]]. There are several Germanic tales associated with the legend.

One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse. The grey horse matches the horse Ophelia rides.

In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident. In this case, the horseman is a symbol of ill omen. In some other versions of the tale, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.

===Fish===
There are various colored fish swimming around her barrier. Fish have many symbolic meanings in a wide variety of religions. Most notably, the fish was used in early Christianity (called the [[wikipedia:Ichthys|ICHTHYS]]) as a secret symbol of Christian faith, again reflecting Christian background comes from.

In Buddhism, fish represent the practice of the dharma, which results in the ability to navigate the cycle of rebirth freely, like a fish. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] is a pair of goldfish as well.

In many cultures, the fish is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as change and adaptability. This is somewhat ironic, considering that Kyoko grew up in a poor household, and is quite stubborn and maladaptive.
===Horse===

===Knight-Errant Trope===

===Familiars===

*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]

rmaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
File:25337862.jpg
File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
File:25323945.jpg
File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
File:25292387.jpg
File:25296777 p0.jpg
File:25296777 p2.jpg
File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

User:Lyra

2015-03-07T19:26:24Z

Lyra: /* Symbolism and Other Observations */

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
__NOTOC__
'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
<table border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #ddd; margin-top: 20px;">
<tr>
<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
</tr>
<tr><td>[[File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg|300px]]</td>
<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
</table>

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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==
[[File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ophelia, Kyoko's witch form.]]
*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Symbolism and Other Observations ==
===Name===
The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]. The name most appears in Shakespeare's [[wikipedia:Ophelia|Hamlet]]. Ophelia was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. Her character is linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.

While she lived, Ophelia was torn between obeying her father Polonius' wishes and pursuing her love interest, Hamlet. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was later spurned by Sayaka. Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure, and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers. Hamlet spurned her love in favor of his self-destructive quest to take revenge on his corrupt stepfather. This parallels Sayaka's rejection of Kyoko in favor of her own self-destructive quest to purge the world of witches and familiars.

At the end of her character arc, Ophelia commits suicide by drowning. The story of Ophelia's suicide is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (Hamlet's mother, the queen, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status. Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" as she is consumed by the water. Gertrude also describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. It is also noted in Drama CD 4 that Kyoko cannot swim.

Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.
[[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]

===Candle Symbolism===
Ophelia's head is a candle, which is strongly associated with Kyoko's own background. In [[Episode 7]], while Kyoko tells her story, after her father snaps, his head is consumed by a fire, which then sets fire to all the other puppets. Candles also often frequently appear next to him in the story. The parallels between to two suggests that Kyoko's despair is similar to her father's.

Candles are also [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|traditionally used in Christian worship]] to represent the light of Christ, reflecting Kyoko's religious upbringing and her father's priesthood. Candles are also associated with the festival of Advent; during Advent, a candle is kept in the household, which burns lower as Christmas approaches. This may be reflected in the red and green color scheme of her outfit and witch's kiss. In a more general religious sense, candles and fire represent light, a positive symbol of life and creation, which drives out the darkness, associated with death and decay. Kyoko's assertion that she and her father were "going to save the world together" may parallel the illuminating properties of the candle.

In addition, Kyoko is associated with the element of fire and the color red, in opposition to Sayaka's water symbolism and the color blue. The use of fire and red in Ophelia's design reflects this.

===Headless Horseman Legend===
Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]]. There are several Germanic tales associated with the legend.

One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse. The grey horse matches the horse Ophelia rides.

In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident. In this case, the horseman is a symbol of ill omen. In some other versions of the tale, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.

===Fish===
There are various colored fish swimming around her barrier. Fish have many symbolic meanings in a wide variety of religions. Most notably, the fish was used in early Christianity (called the [[wikipedia:Ichthys|ICHTHYS]]) as a secret symbol of Christian faith, again reflecting Christian background comes from.

In Buddhism, fish represent the practice of the dharma, which results in the ability to navigate the cycle of rebirth freely, like a fish. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] is a pair of goldfish as well.

In many cultures, the fish is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as change and adaptability. This is somewhat ironic, considering that Kyoko grew up in a poor household, and is quite stubborn and maladaptive.
===Horse===

===Knight-Errant Trope===

===Familiars===

*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]

rmaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
File:25337862.jpg
File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
File:25323945.jpg
File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
File:25292387.jpg
File:25296777 p0.jpg
File:25296777 p2.jpg
File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

User:Lyra

2015-03-06T21:33:54Z

Lyra: /* Symbolism and Other Observations */

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
__NOTOC__
'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
<table border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #ddd; margin-top: 20px;">
<tr>
<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
</tr>
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<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==
[[File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ophelia, Kyoko's witch form.]]
*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Symbolism and Other Observations ==
===Name===

===Candle Symbolism===
Ophelia's head is a candle, which is strongly associated with Kyoko's own background. In [[Episode 7]], while Kyoko tells her story, after her father snaps, his head is consumed by a fire, which then sets fire to all the other puppets. Candles also often frequently appear next to him in the story. The parallels between to two suggests that Kyoko's despair is similar to her father's.

Candles are also [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|traditionally used in Christian worship]] to represent the light of Christ, reflecting Kyoko's religious upbringing and her father's priesthood. Candles are also associated with the festival of Advent; during Advent, a candle is kept in the household, which burns lower as Christmas approaches. This may be reflected in the red and green color scheme of her outfit and witch's kiss. In a more general religious sense, candles and fire represent light, a positive symbol of life and creation, which drives out the darkness, associated with death and decay. Kyoko's assertion that she and her father were "going to save the world together" may parallel the illuminating properties of the candle.

In addition, Kyoko is associated with the element of fire and the color red, in opposition to Sayaka's water symbolism and the color blue. The use of fire and red in Ophelia's design reflects this.

===Headless Horseman Legend===

===Fish===
There are various colored fish swimming around her barrier. Fish have many symbolic meanings in a wide variety of religions. Most notably, the fish was used in early Christianity (called the [[wikipedia:Ichthys|ICHTHYS]]) as a secret symbol of Christian faith, again reflecting Christian background comes from.

In Buddhism, fish represent the practice of the dharma, which results in the ability to navigate the cycle of rebirth freely, like a fish. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] is a pair of goldfish as well.

In many cultures, the fish is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, as well as change and adaptability. This is somewhat ironic, considering that Kyoko grew up in a poor household, and is quite stubborn and maladaptive.
===Horse===

===Knight-Errant Trope===

===Familiars===
**Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]].
**There are two German folk tales of a headless horseman:
***One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse.
***In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident.
***In some German versions of the headless horseman, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.

*The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]

*[[wikipedia:Ophelia|Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamlet]] was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
**Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers.
**The story of Ophelia's suicide by drowning is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (The Queen in Hamlet, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status.
**Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" with her "clothes spread wide" as she is consumed by the water. Even in death, Ophelia is regarded as an erotic creature. Gertrude also suggests that Ophelia's drowning was natural when she describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.
[[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]
**Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting by [[Wikipedia:File:Millais_-_Ophelia.jpg|Millais]].
**Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.

*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]

rmaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
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File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
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File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
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File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
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File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
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File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
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File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

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Lyra: /* Speculation & Observation */

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
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'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
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<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==
[[File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ophelia, Kyoko's witch form.]]
*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Symbolism and Other Observations ==
===Name===

===Candle Symbolism===

===Headless Horseman Legend===

===Fish===

===Horse===

===Knight-Errant Trope===

===Familiars===
*In Episode 7 during Kyoko's puppet show, it shows her father's head is on fire. Ophelia's head is also on fire, like her father.
**Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]].
**There are two German folk tales of a headless horseman:
***One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse.
***In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident.
***In some German versions of the headless horseman, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.
*The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]

*There are various colored fish swimming in her barrier. They are part of the scenery and not actually familiars.
**Fish have various symbolic meanings:
***Early Christians used a [[wikipedia:Ichthys|fish symbol]] to represent the Christian faith.
***In Buddhism, fish can represent abundance and fertility, or living beings who practice the dharma need have no fear to drown in the ocean of suffering, and can freely migrate (chose their rebirth) like fish in the water.
***Adaptability, change, and transformation in Greco-Roman, East Indian, and Norse mythology.
**Goldfish are associated with fortune and wealth. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] of Buddhism is a pair of goldfish, representing the state of fearless suspension in a harmless ocean of [[wikipedia:Samsara|samsara]].
*[[wikipedia:Ophelia|Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamlet]] was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
**Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers.
**The story of Ophelia's suicide by drowning is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (The Queen in Hamlet, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status.
**Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" with her "clothes spread wide" as she is consumed by the water. Even in death, Ophelia is regarded as an erotic creature. Gertrude also suggests that Ophelia's drowning was natural when she describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.
[[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]
**Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting by [[Wikipedia:File:Millais_-_Ophelia.jpg|Millais]].
**Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.
*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]
*The ceremonial use of candles is found in the practice of many religions. Light is everywhere the symbol of joy and of life-giving power, as darkness is of death and destruction. Fire, the most mysterious and impressive of the elements, the giver of light and of all the good things of life, is a thing sacred and adorable in primitive religions, and fire-worship still has its place in two at least of the great religions of the world.
**In Christianity [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|the candle]] is commonly used in worship both for decoration and ambiance, and as a symbol that represents the light of God or, specifically, the light of Christ. The altar candle is often placed on the altar, usually in pairs.
**An [[wikipedia:Advent_candle|Advent candle]] is a candle marked with the days of December up to Christmas Eve. It is typically used in a household rather than a church setting: each day in December the candle is burnt down a little more, to the mark for the day, to show the passing of the days leading up to Christmas. The custom of having an Advent candle in the house seems to have started in Germany, but it is now widespread in some other European countries such as the United Kingdom.
**In Kyouko's puppet show in episode 7, candles are strongly associated with her father. They appear next to him several times, most notably during a sermon. When she describes how he killed the rest of her family and hung himself, his puppet falls with its head consumed by flame and ignites the rest of the puppets.
*It is suggested that [[:File:Blu_ray_mermaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
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File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
File:25337862.jpg
File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
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File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
File:25292387.jpg
File:25296777 p0.jpg
File:25296777 p2.jpg
File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

User:Lyra

2015-03-06T20:56:14Z

Lyra:

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
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'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that vaguely resembles her magical girl outfit, and brandishes a two-sided spear. The witch rides a grey horse that wears a large red diamond symbol around its neck. While different from that of her father's religion, it resembles it in shape and design. Most strikingly, the witch's head is a candle flame.

Ophelia can create duplicates of herself with a version of Rosso Fantasma, an ability previously lost to Kyoko. These duplicates can attack with as much ferocity as the witch. The witch can also transform herself into a spear and launch herself for a ranged attack.
== Familiars ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}

===Description===
Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors that march around her barrier. They resemble female warriors in Chinese stage plays.

Some of these familiars attack with a dragon's head that emerges from their neck, while others can summon other familiars with a bell, and attack with a long-range fire attack. This hybrid combat ability reflects Kyoko's own skill with both ranged and melee attacks.
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
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<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
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<tr><td>[[File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg|300px]]</td>
<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
</table>

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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery. The witch herself is found in a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by woven barriers, reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]].

==Trivia==
[[File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ophelia, Kyoko's witch form.]]
*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.

== Speculation & Observation ==
*In Episode 7 during Kyoko's puppet show, it shows her father's head is on fire. Ophelia's head is also on fire, like her father.
**Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]].
**There are two German folk tales of a headless horseman:
***One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse.
***In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident.
***In some German versions of the headless horseman, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.
** Technically, the witch seems to have an eye below the flame, making Ophelia more of a candle-headed horseman. The impression of being headless is likely intentional, as the witch's "head" is flat enough to resemble a neck.
*The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]
**The word ''[[wikipedia:Arcadia_(utopia)|'Arcadia']]'' has a connotation with an Utopian vision of pastoralism and harmony with nature. This type of setting appears in many works of fiction.
***Commonly thought of as being in line with Utopian ideals, Arcadia differs from that tradition in that it is more often specifically regarded as unattainable. Furthermore, it is seen as a lost, Edenic form of life, contrasting to the progressive nature of [[wikipedia:Utopia|Utopian]] desires.
*There are various colored fish swimming in her barrier. They are part of the scenery and not actually familiars.
**Fish have various symbolic meanings:
***Early Christians used a [[wikipedia:Ichthys|fish symbol]] to represent the Christian faith.
***In Buddhism, fish can represent abundance and fertility, or living beings who practice the dharma need have no fear to drown in the ocean of suffering, and can freely migrate (chose their rebirth) like fish in the water.
***Adaptability, change, and transformation in Greco-Roman, East Indian, and Norse mythology.
**Goldfish are associated with fortune and wealth. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] of Buddhism is a pair of goldfish, representing the state of fearless suspension in a harmless ocean of [[wikipedia:Samsara|samsara]].
*[[wikipedia:Ophelia|Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamlet]] was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
**Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers.
**The story of Ophelia's suicide by drowning is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (The Queen in Hamlet, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status.
**Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" with her "clothes spread wide" as she is consumed by the water. Even in death, Ophelia is regarded as an erotic creature. Gertrude also suggests that Ophelia's drowning was natural when she describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.
[[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]
**Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting by [[Wikipedia:File:Millais_-_Ophelia.jpg|Millais]].
**Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.
*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]
*The ceremonial use of candles is found in the practice of many religions. Light is everywhere the symbol of joy and of life-giving power, as darkness is of death and destruction. Fire, the most mysterious and impressive of the elements, the giver of light and of all the good things of life, is a thing sacred and adorable in primitive religions, and fire-worship still has its place in two at least of the great religions of the world.
**In Christianity [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|the candle]] is commonly used in worship both for decoration and ambiance, and as a symbol that represents the light of God or, specifically, the light of Christ. The altar candle is often placed on the altar, usually in pairs.
**An [[wikipedia:Advent_candle|Advent candle]] is a candle marked with the days of December up to Christmas Eve. It is typically used in a household rather than a church setting: each day in December the candle is burnt down a little more, to the mark for the day, to show the passing of the days leading up to Christmas. The custom of having an Advent candle in the house seems to have started in Germany, but it is now widespread in some other European countries such as the United Kingdom.
**In Kyouko's puppet show in episode 7, candles are strongly associated with her father. They appear next to him several times, most notably during a sermon. When she describes how he killed the rest of her family and hung himself, his puppet falls with its head consumed by flame and ignites the rest of the puppets.
*It is suggested that [[:File:Blu_ray_mermaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
File:25337862.jpg
File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
File:25323945.jpg
File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
File:25292387.jpg
File:25296777 p0.jpg
File:25296777 p2.jpg
File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

User:Lyra

2015-03-06T20:39:16Z

Lyra: Created page with "==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)== Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely) __NOTOC__ '''Opheli..."

==The Sandbox Witch (herein lies one editor's attempt to audit some 20 pages)==

Proposed re-edit of Ophelia's page (because it needs it so fucking sorely)
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'''Ophelia''' ({{Runes|OPHELIA}}) is the [[witch]] form of [[Kyoko Sakura]], making an appearance in ''[[Madoka Magica Portable]]''.

{{Card
|name = Ophelia
|runes = OPHELIA
|image = File:Ophelia_Card_v2.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女。その性質は自棄。霧の中を虚ろな足どりで永遠にさまよい続ける魔女。いつも傍らにいる馬が何だったのか魔女にはもう思い出せない。
|english_desc =
The witch of wǔdàn. Her nature is desperation. A witch who eternally wanders through the fog, with hollow footsteps. She can no longer remember what the horse that always accompanies her was.
|type = Wǔdàn witch
|nature = Desperation
|episodes = [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]], [[Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale]]
}}

== Minions ==
{{Card
|name = Unknown
|runes =
|image = File:Ophelia_Minions_Card.png
|japanese_desc = 武旦の魔女の手下。その役割は行進。霧の中を規則正しく歩き続ける。主である魔女がこの使い魔の側に寄る事はない。
|english_desc = The wǔdàn witch's minions. Their duty is marching. They perpetually walk through the fog in an orderly fashion. Their mistress, the witch, does not approach them.
|type = Wǔdàn witch's minion
|task = Marching
|episodes = [[Madoka Magica Portable]]
}}
==Translations==
[[Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03|From the March 2012 Dengeki PlayStation]]
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<tr>
<th style="text-align: right; background: #efefef;">Source</th>
<th style="text-align: left; background: #efefef;">Translation</th>
</tr>
<tr><td>[[File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg|300px]]</td>
<td>Kyoko's witch form 
Kyoko's witch can generate separated bodies, similar to the effect of Rosso Fantasma. She can also assault by becoming a lance form. Her familiars can shoot fireballs or slash with their deformed heads. Homura fights Kyoko's witch by herself. It is better to utilize her magic to stop time and attack with powerful weapon to beat multiple enemies at once. </td></tr>
</table>

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==Barrier==
Ophelia's barrier largely comprises several narrow stone bridges, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, illuminated by floating red lanterns. The walls and floors of her barrier are largely unadorned and lined with dark red bricks. The sky is a murky blue, and overcast. In the distance, small colorful fish make up part of the scenery.

==Trivia==
[[File:Dengeki_ps_kyoko_witch_form.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ophelia, Kyoko's witch form.]]
*The official website for [[Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable]] refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A [[wikipedia:Peking_opera#Dan|wǔdàn]] is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
*Ophelia wears a long, mostly red garment that is somewhat reminiscent of, but still distinct from, her magical girl outfit.
*Ophelia rides a horse which wears around its neck, a large mostly red diamond-shaped symbol. The symbol is different from the one of her father's religion, but bears a resemblance in a common shape.
*
*Ophelia's familiars are colorfully attired warriors, most of whom march around aimlessly. One has a dragon's head emerge from its neck for a powerful melee attack. Another has the ability to summon melee familiars by ringing a bell, and a long-range fire attack. The two reflect the hybrid abilities of Kyoko who possesses both strong melee abilities and range abilities with her weapon.
*Ophelia is fought on a narrow, confined area blocked off on either side by her barriers, somewhat reminiscent of the alley where Kyoko fought Sayaka in [[Episode 5]]. It allows her to maximize her use of [[Speculah:Magical_Powers#Mind_Trick.2FIllusion_.28Confirmed.29|Rosso Fantasma]] (previously a lost ability to Kyoko) to create duplicates of herself. These duplicates are not purely illusionary. They are capable of powerful melee attacks. Ophelia can transform into a spear for a long-range attack.
*Kyoko is known for the color red, her warrior ways, and her fiery attitude, all of which are incorporated in the main color palette of her barrier, the choice of wǔdàn witch, and the use of fire.
*How Kyoko becomes Ophelia is described in [[Madoka_Magica_Portable_Kyoko_Route#Story|her game route]] (expand for story spoilers).

== Speculation & Observation ==
*In Episode 7 during Kyoko's puppet show, it shows her father's head is on fire. Ophelia's head is also on fire, like her father.
**Ophelia can be thought of as a [[wikipedia:Headless_Horseman|headless horseman]].
**There are two German folk tales of a headless horseman:
***One is set near Dresden in eastern Germany. In this tale, a woman from Dresden goes out early one Sunday morning to gather acorns in a forest. At a place called "Lost Waters", she hears a hunting horn. When she hears it again, she turns around she sees a headless man in a long grey coat sitting on a grey horse.
***In another German tale, set in Brunswick, a headless horseman called "the wild huntsman" blows a horn which warns hunters not to ride the next day, because they will meet with an accident.
***In some German versions of the headless horseman, he seeks out the perpetrators of capital crimes. In others, he has a pack of black hounds with tongues of fire.
** Technically, the witch seems to have an eye below the flame, making Ophelia more of a candle-headed horseman. The impression of being headless is likely intentional, as the witch's "head" is flat enough to resemble a neck.
*The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet [[wikipedia:Jacopo_Sannazaro|Jacopo Sannazaro]] for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.[http://www.behindthename.com/name/ophelia]
**The word ''[[wikipedia:Arcadia_(utopia)|'Arcadia']]'' has a connotation with an Utopian vision of pastoralism and harmony with nature. This type of setting appears in many works of fiction.
***Commonly thought of as being in line with Utopian ideals, Arcadia differs from that tradition in that it is more often specifically regarded as unattainable. Furthermore, it is seen as a lost, Edenic form of life, contrasting to the progressive nature of [[wikipedia:Utopia|Utopian]] desires.
*There are various colored fish swimming in her barrier. They are part of the scenery and not actually familiars.
**Fish have various symbolic meanings:
***Early Christians used a [[wikipedia:Ichthys|fish symbol]] to represent the Christian faith.
***In Buddhism, fish can represent abundance and fertility, or living beings who practice the dharma need have no fear to drown in the ocean of suffering, and can freely migrate (chose their rebirth) like fish in the water.
***Adaptability, change, and transformation in Greco-Roman, East Indian, and Norse mythology.
**Goldfish are associated with fortune and wealth. One of the [[wikipedia:Ashtamangala|eight auspicious signs]] of Buddhism is a pair of goldfish, representing the state of fearless suspension in a harmless ocean of [[wikipedia:Samsara|samsara]].
*[[wikipedia:Ophelia|Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamlet]] was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
**Polonius was obsessed with keeping Ophelia pure and repeatedly told her the importance of retaining innocence. Without that purity, he believed she would lose her worth. This mirrors the actions of Kyoko's father, who rejected her upon learning that she possessed her powers.
**The story of Ophelia's suicide by drowning is striking in a number of ways. First, her death seems to be passive: rather than straight-up committing suicide, as Gertrude (The Queen in Hamlet, who shares a name with the witch [[Gertrud]]) tells us, she accidentally falls in the water and then simply neglects to save herself from sinking. This seems to be a metaphor for the way Ophelia lives her life toward the end of the play – going with the flow, doing what her father tells her to do, rather making decisions for herself. Ophelia's garments "pull" her down, as if they had a mind of their own. Likewise, Kyoko followed wherever life lead her and was pulled down by her magical girl status.
**Ophelia is also described as being "mermaid-like" with her "clothes spread wide" as she is consumed by the water. Even in death, Ophelia is regarded as an erotic creature. Gertrude also suggests that Ophelia's drowning was natural when she describes Ophelia as being like a "native" creature in the water. Kyoko killed herself in an attempt to reach Sayaka, who took on the form of a mermaid as [[Oktavia]], and whose transformation into a witch resonates with the features of water and the implied theme of drowning. Sayaka and Kyoko appear together underwater in the BD 5 artwork, shown to the right.
[[File:Madoka_BD_5_Menu_Art_2.jpg|right|400px]]
**Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting by [[Wikipedia:File:Millais_-_Ophelia.jpg|Millais]].
**Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.
*In Norse Mythology, [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyries]] rode into battle with spears —a weapon heavily associated with the god Odin.
**The spear was the symbol of the god [[wikipedia:Wōden|Wodan]] and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances. Some types of throwing spears were even equipped with a leather loop for the fingers so that they could be hurled even further.[http://www.geocities.ws/reginheim/equipment.html]
*The ceremonial use of candles is found in the practice of many religions. Light is everywhere the symbol of joy and of life-giving power, as darkness is of death and destruction. Fire, the most mysterious and impressive of the elements, the giver of light and of all the good things of life, is a thing sacred and adorable in primitive religions, and fire-worship still has its place in two at least of the great religions of the world.
**In Christianity [[wikipedia:Ceremonial_use_of_lights#Candles|the candle]] is commonly used in worship both for decoration and ambiance, and as a symbol that represents the light of God or, specifically, the light of Christ. The altar candle is often placed on the altar, usually in pairs.
**An [[wikipedia:Advent_candle|Advent candle]] is a candle marked with the days of December up to Christmas Eve. It is typically used in a household rather than a church setting: each day in December the candle is burnt down a little more, to the mark for the day, to show the passing of the days leading up to Christmas. The custom of having an Advent candle in the house seems to have started in Germany, but it is now widespread in some other European countries such as the United Kingdom.
**In Kyouko's puppet show in episode 7, candles are strongly associated with her father. They appear next to him several times, most notably during a sermon. When she describes how he killed the rest of her family and hung himself, his puppet falls with its head consumed by flame and ignites the rest of the puppets.
*It is suggested that [[:File:Blu_ray_mermaid_unicorn_ep_9.jpg|the symbolism of the unicorn]] represents innocence. The fact that Ophelia is riding a horse, instead of a unicorn, has been speculated that the horse represents the loss of innocence and nobility. The image ingrains the idea that the unicorn has lost its horn along with its splendor and that it has become a regular equestrian animal.
** The horse's ears are unusually pointed, which make them resemble horns.
**According to Chinese folklore, each animal is associated with certain personality traits, and those born in the year of the horse are intelligent, independent, and free-spirited.
**There is some reason to believe that Poseidon, like other water gods, was originally conceived under the form of a horse. In Greek art, Poseidon rides a chariot that was pulled by a [[wikipedia:Hippocampus_(mythology)|hippocampus]] or by horses that could ride on the sea, and sailors sometimes drowned horses as a sacrifice to Poseidon to ensure a safe voyage.
***Homer describes Poseidon, who was god of horses ''(Poseidon Hippios)'', earthquakes, and the sea, drawn by "brazen-hoofed" horses over the sea's surface.
**Tacitus (Germania) mentions the use of white horses for divination by the Germanic tribes, where the behavior of a white stallion could decide peace or war.
**[[wikipedia:White_horse_(mythology)|White horses]] (which are rarer than other colours of horse) have a special significance in the mythologies of cultures around the world. They are often associated with the sun chariot, with warrior-heroes, with fertility (in both mare and stallion manifestations), or with an end-of-time savior, but other interpretations exist as well. Both truly white horses and the more common grey horses, with completely white hair coats, were identified as "white" by various religious and cultural traditions.
***In the New Testament, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse include one seated on a white horse and one on a pale horse - the pale horse carried the rider, Death. However, the Greek word translated as pale is often interpreted as sickly green or ashen grey rather than white. Later in the Book of Revelation, Christ rides a white horse out of heaven at the head of the armies of heaven to judge and make war upon the earth.
***Saint George, the patron saint of horsemen among other things, rides a white horse in the tale of [[wikipedia:Saint_George_and_the_Dragon|Saint George and the Dragon]].
*It is speculated that perhaps the guilt that Kyoko carried with her due to her failure to protect her family, and later Sayaka, weighted too much on her causing Kyoko to turn into a witch.
*The imagery of Ophelia riding a horse is speculated to evoke the imagery of [[wikipedia:Knight,_Death_and_the_Devil|"Knight, Death and the Devil"]] (''Ritter, Tod und Teufel''), a large 1513 engraving, one of the three "master prints" of the German artist [[wikipedia:Albrecht_Dürer|Albrecht Dürer]].
** If an unicorn is a symbol of purity and grace, then this may imply Kyoko lost both before she turned into the witch.
*Ophelia could be described as a (fallen) [[:wikipedia:Knight-errant|Knight-errant]]: a figure of medieval chivalric romance literature. The adjective errant (meaning ''"wandering, roving"'') indicates how the knight-errant would wander the land in search of adventures to prove his chivalric virtues, either in knightly duels ([[:wikipedia:Pas d'armes|pas d'armes]]) or in some other pursuit of courtly love.
**The template of the knight-errant are the heroes of the Round Table of the Arthurian cycle such as [[:wikipedia:Gawain|Gawain]], [[:wikipedia:Lancelot|Lancelot]] and [[:wikipedia:Percival|Perceval]]. The quest ''par excellance'' in pursuit of which these knights wander the lands is the [[:wikipedia:Holy Grail|Holy Grail]].
**A knight-errant typically performed all his deeds in the name of a lady, and invoked her name before performing an exploit. In more sublimated forms of knight-errantry, pure metaphysical idealism rather than romantic inspiration motivated the knight-errant (as in the case of [[:wikipedia:Galahad|Sir Galahad]]). Such a knight might well be outside the structure of feudalism, wandering solely to perform noble exploits (and perhaps to find a lord to give his service to), but might also be in service to a king or lord, traveling either in pursuit of a specific duty that his overlord charged him with, or to put down evildoers in general. This quest sends a knight on adventures much like the ones of a knight in search of them, as he happens on the same marvels.
**The knight-errant stock character became the trope of the "knight in shining armour" in depiction of the Middle Ages in popular culture, and the term came to be used also outside of medieval drama.
***In Arthurian literature, the Holy Grail is a dish, plate, stone or cup, and was used to collect and store the blood of Christ at the Crucifixion. In Christian tradition the [[:wikipedia:Holy Chalice|Holy Chalice]] is the vessel which Jesus used at the Last Supper to serve the wine. Not to be confused with the Grail legend, which is an entirely different and pervasive tradition concerning the cup of the ''Last Supper''.
****In [[Episode 7]], when Kyoko's family is murdered and their paper figures dismembered, their bodies and their blood drop into what appears to be a bathroom basin. The basin has a bowl shape form that could be interpreted to be in contrast to a baptism basin or the Holy Grail, the vessel used to store Jesus' blood.
****If Ophelia is an Knight-errant in search for a [[:wikipedia:Quest|quest]], perhaps she is in a quest for her own Holy Grail: The salvation of her family. This salvation could be metaphysical or spiritual but it is more likely her actual desire to save her family from physical death. As a Witch she probably has forgotten that her family is already dead, making Ophelia's own [[:wikipedia:Monomyth#The_Hero.27s_Journey|hero journey]] rendered useless.
** Another interpretation is that Ophelia is a knight forever wandering to find something to protect, and never able to find it.
* Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''[[:wikipedia:Rokuro-kubi|rokurokubi]]'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
** The rokurokubi are related to the ''[[:wikipedia:Nukekubi|nukekubi]]'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
*When Ophelia's familiars extend their necks they resemble [[:wikipedia:Dragon|dragon]] heads, which has a significant symbolism.
**In many Asian cultures dragons are revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom -often said to be wiser than humans- and longevity. They are commonly said to possess some form of magic or other supernatural powers, and are often associated with wells, rain, and rivers. In some cultures, they are also said to be capable of human speech. In some traditions dragons are said to have taught humans to talk. Asian dragons are typically depicted as large, wingless, serpentine creatures with clawed feet.
*The ringing of [[:wikipedia:Bell (instrument)|bells]] have their place in religious ceremonies, rituals and traditions:
**In the Eastern world, the traditional forms of bells are temple and palace bells, small ones being rung by a sharp rap with a stick, and very large ones rung by a blow from the outside by a large swinging beam. The bell used by the familiar is a [[:wikipedia:Suzu|Suzu bell]], that is traditionally used to summon [[:wikipedia:Kami|kami]].
*Ophelia's horse lack of a bridle and a rein is speculated to be an indication that the horse, while still at the service of Ophelia with no restrains, remains wild and free.
**However, it has been suggested, like all familiars, that the horse could still be under the control of Ophelia by magic and bridles and reins are unnecessary.
**Other believe the horse is literally a part of Ophelia's body.
*Ophelia's witch kiss looks like a [[:wikipedia:Banner#Heraldic_banners|heraldic banner]].
**In German, the word [[:wikipedia:Banner|banner]] was originally meant an official edict or proclamation. Such written orders often prohibited some form of human activity, ''bandum'' assumed the meaning of a ban, control, interdict or excommunication. [[:wikipedia:Banns|Banns]] has the same origin meaning an official proclamation, and ''abandon'' means to change loyalty or disobey orders, semantically "to leave the cloth or flag".
*Ophelia's horse might also represent Kyoko's appetite. Horses will constantly eat if food is available, similar to Kyoko's eating habits. The phrases "Hungry as a horse" and "Eat like a horse" can contribute to the link between Ophelia's horse and Kyoko's appetite.
** Ophelia's connection to fire might also be a reference to Kyoko's appetite, as fire is associated with indiscriminate consumption.

== Gallery ==
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_05.jpg|Ophelia and her familiars.
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_06.jpg
File:Dengeki_PlayStation_2012-03_07.JPG
File:PSP_Homura_App_Update.jpg
File:Game_Mami_TiroFinale12.jpg|Ophelia in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale
File:Ophelia_mark_close-up.JPG|Ophelia's mark.
File:Ophelia grief seed PSP.png|Ophelia's Grief Seed
File:PSP Ophelia Game Profile.jpg|Game Profile
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia.png
File:Inukare Gallery Ophelia Barrier.png
File:PSP WitchKissAndGriefSeed Ophelia.jpg|Witch kiss and grief seed in PSP theme
</gallery>

== Fanart ==
{{Fanart}}
<gallery captionalign="left" position="center">
File:Ophelia_witch_card.jpg
File:Ophelia_form_human_fanart_badass.jpg
File:Ophelia_fanart_witch_form.jpg
File:Ophelia-art.jpg
File:25337862.jpg
File:Ophelia Grin Badass.jpg|Even as a witch Kyoko remains badass
File:25323945.jpg
File:Candeloro_and_Ophelia.jpg
File:25292387.jpg
File:25296777 p0.jpg
File:25296777 p2.jpg
File:OPHELIA black white artwork.jpg
File:Ophelia kyouko sayaka cartoon raw fanart.jpg
File:Candeloro and ophelia fanart together.jpg
File:Ophelia horse fanart witch human form.jpg
File:26378453 p2.jpg
File:SayakaOphelia Dawwwnnnn.jpg
File:Ophelia March.jpg|Nothing left for me in this world right? What are you again by the way?
File:Lit the flame of love with my prayers.jpg
File:Ophelia Familiars OMFG.jpg
File:And then Kyoko was a pokemon.jpg|Magical girls turn into pokemons?!
File:Witch_Girl_Talk.jpg|"And then I said..." "Uh-huh"
</gallery>

==External Links==
*[http://www.pixiv.net/tags.php?tag=Ophelia&order=date_d Ophelia pixiv fanart]

[[Category:Witches]]

Witches Artwork

2014-04-01T06:17:57Z

Lyra: /* Rebellion OST: Material Book */

[[File:1386755684 1 1 295a3533cb56fb29b5bfed41ec5fee84.jpg|thumb|right]]
Witches Artwork is a booklet distributed to viewers of [[The Rebellion Story]] in theaters on December 14, 2013.

==Witches==
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
|-
!Illustration
!Description
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 01.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|CLARA DOLLS}} (Clara Dolls)
The children of the false city. They play the role of mourners. These dress-up dolls fake crying in order to liven up the funeral procession. The dolls present are Arrogance, Sadsack, Liar, Coldheartedness, Selfishness, Slanderer, Dunce, Jealousy, Lazybones, Vanity, Cowardice, Fool, Bias, and Obstinance, while the last one, Love, has yet to arrive. "The depths of this world, born of form and without void, are our stage," and their power is a match for Magical Girls.

1. IBARI Pride; 2. NEKURA Pessimistic; 3. USOTSUKI Liar; 4. REIKETSU Cold-heartedness; 5. WAGAMAMA Selfishness; 6. WARUKUCHI Slander; 7. NOROMA Blockhead/Gullible person; 8. YAKIMOCHI Jealousy; 9. NAMAKE Neglect; 10. MIE Vanity; 11. OKUBYOU Cowardice; 12. MANUKE Stupid-looking;
13. HIGAMI Inferiority complex; 14. GANKO Stubbornness; and 15. AI Love (poster, not a real doll). Collectively they're called Clara Dolls.
|-

| [[File:Witches Artwork 03.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LOTTE}} (Lotte)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its duty is to mete out punishment. These tin soldiers organize the procession for the witch sent to the guillotine. They execute fools and worrysome fools. Their bulky heads are serious and unyielding, and do not heed anything the witch says. There are gigantic Brocken-types in addition to the human sized ones. They hate white rats.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 04.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LUISELOTTE}} (Luiselotte)
A minion of the Nutcracker witch. Her duty is to eliminate rats. She hunts the wretched white rats on her mount, a decaying tooth. She also helps the other tin warriors get rid of those who would dare to interrupt their funeral procession.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 12.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LILIA}} (Lilia)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its role is to chew. These nutcracker dolls chew and crush any unwanted foreign substances in place of the witch who can no longer crack any nuts. They can also fire a nut cannon from its mouth. As the rumours go, it is no exaggeration to say that their vaunted enamel has a hardness of 10.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 05.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LIESE}} (Liese)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its role is to bear bad news. These stuffed birds announce the beginning of the witch's funeral procession. They receive food from the children of the false city, and follow their orders to a certain extent, but their basic intelligence is on par with an average bird. They fly in flocks, but their headgear impairs their vision, and they have a habit of ramming into moving objects. In addition to their usual size, there are also gigantic Brocken-types.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 06.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|HOMULILLY}} (Homulilly)
The Nutcracker Witch. Its nature is self-sufficiency. Its gallant form, which once split many nuts, is now useless. Without any other purpose, this witch's last wish is her own execution. However, a mere decapitation will not clear away the witch's sins. This foolish witch will forever remain in this realm, repeating the procession to her execution.
|-
| [[File:New homulilly.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|HOMULILLY}} (Homulilly)
The Nutcracker Witch. Her nature is self-sufficiency. Her teeth are exposed, her skull has melted, and her eyeballs have fallen out. A promise is the only thing that pitifully planted in that head which can no longer crack any nuts, but within the husk of the awakened witch is the distinct form of a magical girl. Her servants shamefully refer to that thing as a good-for-nothing.
|-
| [[File:1386993198872.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|OKTAVIA|variant=musical}} (Oktavia)
The Mermaid Witch. Once dreamt of love. This witch was cut loose once again from a part of the Law of Cycles. Unlike the Dessert Witch, the human and witch's body can act independently. She can appear anywhere as long as there is water.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 07.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|OKTAVIA|variant=musical}} (Oktavia)
The Mermaid Witch. Once dreamt of love. The Law of the Cycle split off some of its souls and sent them to the earth. One of them took the form of Sweets. Another took on the form of a mermaid. And the Law of Cycles itself descended upon the surface, more reverently than the morning dew. Her form was like that of a magical girl who once was.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 08.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|ANTHONY}} (Anthony)
Servants of the Rose Garden Witch (rental ver.). They take the role of gardeners. As they are relatively docile and numerous, as far as familiars go, the Rose Garden Witch dispatched them as the main combat force for saving Homura. As they are under the direct command of the Mermaid Witch, the influence of her magic has changed their appearances. The medals on their chests are a treasure added by the Rose Garden Witch.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 09.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|CHARLOTTE}} (Charlotte)
The Dessert Witch. Once dreamt of tenacity. A mysterious creature who suddenly appeared in Mami's home. She as christened "Bebe," but it is actually the Dessert Witch who arrived from the Law of Cycles. She was expressionless and silent when she was first encountered, but took on its current appearance out of the blue. A bit loud. Mami made its clothes by hand. Mami resembles someone who appeared in the final nightmare the witch saw.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 10.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|PYOTR+POLINA}} (Pyotr+Polina)
The fleeing Dessert Witch and her servants. Their roles are to search for cheese and to nurse the cheese. When saving Homura, the Nurse-like servants helped with Mami's trapezes, while the mouse-like servants generally ran circles around Nagisa's position.
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Witches Artwork Cover.jpg
File:Witches Artwork 01.jpg|CLARA DOLLS
File:Rebellion Runes - 010208 - unknown.jpg|LOVE [[Runes:The_Rebellion_Story#Act_3|(translation here)]]
File:Witches Artwork 03.jpg|LOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 04.jpg|LUISELOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 12.jpg|LILIA
File:Witches Artwork 05.jpg|LIESE
File:Witches Artwork 06.jpg|HOMULILLY
File:New homulilly.jpg|HOMULILLY v2
File:1386993198872.jpg|OKTAVIA
File:Witches Artwork 07.jpg|OKTAVIA v2
File:Witches Artwork 08.jpg|ANTHONY
File:Witches Artwork 09.jpg|CHARLOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 10.jpg|PYOTR+POLINA
File:Witches Artwork 11.jpg
File:Witches Artwork Cover Back.jpg
File:Clara dolls labelledv2.png
</gallery>

==Rebellion OST: Material Book==
<gallery>
File:Material Book 013.jpg
File:Material Book 014.jpg
File:Material Book 015.jpg
File:Material Book 016.jpg
</gallery>

CLARA DOLLS

1. Ibari

The first one to come was Pride. Stepping over Good-for-Nothing's head that tumbled across the bare earth, she boldly spoke for all of them. “How arrogant. You think I'd forgive you? This feeling is ours alone.”

2. Nekura

The second one to come was Gloominess. Walking out with a tapping sound, she sneered at Good-for-Nothing. “This is Good-for-Nothing! How very unbecoming.” These dolls are only disciples of Freedom, and are devoted to their lust for it.

3. Usotsuki

The third one to come was Liar. She offered false tears to Good-for-Nothing's soul. “Alas, Mistress Good-for-Nothing. We are proud of your foolish soul.” These dolls will sneer at the foolish and become their ally.

4. Reiketsu

From behind comes the fourth one, Coldheartedness. She stumbled over Good-for-Nothing's head and pouted a little. “Why don't we just cut Mistress Good-for-Nothing into tiny pieces to make her easier to carry?” When the Devil appears, these dolls will obediently follow.

5. Wagamama

Further comes the fifth, Selfishness, walking angrily. “Is this funeral procession still going? We practiced so we could cry quickly, didn't we? I won't wait even a little bit longer!” she huffed. These dolls are someone and no-one at all.

6. Warukuchi

Coming out carefully is the sixth one, Slander. As usual, she says hurtful things. “Mistress Good-for-Nothing, you've been made into a clown.” These dolls play house with causality decided by entanglement.

7. Noroma

At last arrives the seventh, Blockhead. This reticent doll laughs at the witch with her eyes. These dolls comply fairly well with the wishes of the witch, who is unlike a too-serious soldier.

8. Yakimochi

The eighth to appear is Jealousy. Spellbound, she looks up towards the heavens. “Let's prepare a box. I want to lock away that radiance forever.” These dolls are a meeting of colors. They are not empty.

9. Namake

The ninth one, Laziness, chats while yawning. “Do I really have to participate in this game? Knitting is such a troublesome bother.” She kicked Good-for-Nothing's tumbling head, which was in her way. Since the funeral procession hasn't started yet, these dolls take a leave of absence and wander about the city for a while.

10. Mie

The tenth to come running is Vanity. She exaggeratedly avoids Good-for-Nothing's head and says a few words. “I wouldn't be able to bear dirtying my cape with that sticky blood!” These dolls make fun of the witch's self-mutilation.

11. Okubyou

The eleventh, trembling one is Cowardice. “If I am taken into the sky, I won't be able to eliminate the rabbits.” These dolls have a power like magic to implement a perfect recurrence.

12. Manuke

Walking unsteadily comes the twelfth one, Stupidity. She goes out of her way to go around to everyone and tells them a story she heard from a bird some time ago. “I heard this story from the Goddess. She's a beautiful and radiant goddess. I'm sure she'll love us too.” These dolls only want things within reach.

13. Higami

The thirteenth's footsteps are Envy's. “Let's have a wonderful funeral procession like the ones I heard in a story once. Let's bury lots of beautiful girls and cute animals together with her too.” These dolls have power that is not inferior to those of magical girls.

14. Ganko

Next is the fourteenth, Stubbornness. Pointing to the ground, she rejects the sky. “The abyss of this mortal world is our stage.” So, the mourners have gathered. They were pretty slow, but it's alright. All that's left to do now is to wait for the funeral procession.

15. Ai

The fifteenth and last one to come is Love. Nobody has seen this Devil yet. The night is not yet over. She will not end the night again. We are the mourners, the theater troupe of this mortal world.

LOTTE

The Nutcracker Witch's minion. Her duty is to carry out punishment. They are the tin army who conduct the funeral procession of the witch being taken to the guillotine-stage. They detest fools and convict them. So that these stern minds with seriousness cannot understand leniency, they never lend an ear to the witch. Apart from the human-sized ones, there are Brocken-class ones. They hate white mice.

LUISELOTTE

The Nutcracker Witch's minion. Her duty is to exterminate mice. They are a cavalry of decaying teeth that flush out the white mice. They also assist the tin army and eliminate the rude ones who obstruct the progress of the funeral procession. 

==See Also==
*[[The Rebellion Story/Spoiler]]

Witches Artwork

2014-04-01T06:15:00Z

Lyra: /* Rebellion OST: Material Book */

[[File:1386755684 1 1 295a3533cb56fb29b5bfed41ec5fee84.jpg|thumb|right]]
Witches Artwork is a booklet distributed to viewers of [[The Rebellion Story]] in theaters on December 14, 2013.

==Witches==
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
|-
!Illustration
!Description
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 01.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|CLARA DOLLS}} (Clara Dolls)
The children of the false city. They play the role of mourners. These dress-up dolls fake crying in order to liven up the funeral procession. The dolls present are Arrogance, Sadsack, Liar, Coldheartedness, Selfishness, Slanderer, Dunce, Jealousy, Lazybones, Vanity, Cowardice, Fool, Bias, and Obstinance, while the last one, Love, has yet to arrive. "The depths of this world, born of form and without void, are our stage," and their power is a match for Magical Girls.

1. IBARI Pride; 2. NEKURA Pessimistic; 3. USOTSUKI Liar; 4. REIKETSU Cold-heartedness; 5. WAGAMAMA Selfishness; 6. WARUKUCHI Slander; 7. NOROMA Blockhead/Gullible person; 8. YAKIMOCHI Jealousy; 9. NAMAKE Neglect; 10. MIE Vanity; 11. OKUBYOU Cowardice; 12. MANUKE Stupid-looking;
13. HIGAMI Inferiority complex; 14. GANKO Stubbornness; and 15. AI Love (poster, not a real doll). Collectively they're called Clara Dolls.
|-

| [[File:Witches Artwork 03.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LOTTE}} (Lotte)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its duty is to mete out punishment. These tin soldiers organize the procession for the witch sent to the guillotine. They execute fools and worrysome fools. Their bulky heads are serious and unyielding, and do not heed anything the witch says. There are gigantic Brocken-types in addition to the human sized ones. They hate white rats.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 04.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LUISELOTTE}} (Luiselotte)
A minion of the Nutcracker witch. Her duty is to eliminate rats. She hunts the wretched white rats on her mount, a decaying tooth. She also helps the other tin warriors get rid of those who would dare to interrupt their funeral procession.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 12.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LILIA}} (Lilia)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its role is to chew. These nutcracker dolls chew and crush any unwanted foreign substances in place of the witch who can no longer crack any nuts. They can also fire a nut cannon from its mouth. As the rumours go, it is no exaggeration to say that their vaunted enamel has a hardness of 10.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 05.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LIESE}} (Liese)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its role is to bear bad news. These stuffed birds announce the beginning of the witch's funeral procession. They receive food from the children of the false city, and follow their orders to a certain extent, but their basic intelligence is on par with an average bird. They fly in flocks, but their headgear impairs their vision, and they have a habit of ramming into moving objects. In addition to their usual size, there are also gigantic Brocken-types.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 06.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|HOMULILLY}} (Homulilly)
The Nutcracker Witch. Its nature is self-sufficiency. Its gallant form, which once split many nuts, is now useless. Without any other purpose, this witch's last wish is her own execution. However, a mere decapitation will not clear away the witch's sins. This foolish witch will forever remain in this realm, repeating the procession to her execution.
|-
| [[File:New homulilly.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|HOMULILLY}} (Homulilly)
The Nutcracker Witch. Her nature is self-sufficiency. Her teeth are exposed, her skull has melted, and her eyeballs have fallen out. A promise is the only thing that pitifully planted in that head which can no longer crack any nuts, but within the husk of the awakened witch is the distinct form of a magical girl. Her servants shamefully refer to that thing as a good-for-nothing.
|-
| [[File:1386993198872.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|OKTAVIA|variant=musical}} (Oktavia)
The Mermaid Witch. Once dreamt of love. This witch was cut loose once again from a part of the Law of Cycles. Unlike the Dessert Witch, the human and witch's body can act independently. She can appear anywhere as long as there is water.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 07.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|OKTAVIA|variant=musical}} (Oktavia)
The Mermaid Witch. Once dreamt of love. The Law of the Cycle split off some of its souls and sent them to the earth. One of them took the form of Sweets. Another took on the form of a mermaid. And the Law of Cycles itself descended upon the surface, more reverently than the morning dew. Her form was like that of a magical girl who once was.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 08.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|ANTHONY}} (Anthony)
Servants of the Rose Garden Witch (rental ver.). They take the role of gardeners. As they are relatively docile and numerous, as far as familiars go, the Rose Garden Witch dispatched them as the main combat force for saving Homura. As they are under the direct command of the Mermaid Witch, the influence of her magic has changed their appearances. The medals on their chests are a treasure added by the Rose Garden Witch.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 09.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|CHARLOTTE}} (Charlotte)
The Dessert Witch. Once dreamt of tenacity. A mysterious creature who suddenly appeared in Mami's home. She as christened "Bebe," but it is actually the Dessert Witch who arrived from the Law of Cycles. She was expressionless and silent when she was first encountered, but took on its current appearance out of the blue. A bit loud. Mami made its clothes by hand. Mami resembles someone who appeared in the final nightmare the witch saw.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 10.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|PYOTR+POLINA}} (Pyotr+Polina)
The fleeing Dessert Witch and her servants. Their roles are to search for cheese and to nurse the cheese. When saving Homura, the Nurse-like servants helped with Mami's trapezes, while the mouse-like servants generally ran circles around Nagisa's position.
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Witches Artwork Cover.jpg
File:Witches Artwork 01.jpg|CLARA DOLLS
File:Rebellion Runes - 010208 - unknown.jpg|LOVE [[Runes:The_Rebellion_Story#Act_3|(translation here)]]
File:Witches Artwork 03.jpg|LOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 04.jpg|LUISELOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 12.jpg|LILIA
File:Witches Artwork 05.jpg|LIESE
File:Witches Artwork 06.jpg|HOMULILLY
File:New homulilly.jpg|HOMULILLY v2
File:1386993198872.jpg|OKTAVIA
File:Witches Artwork 07.jpg|OKTAVIA v2
File:Witches Artwork 08.jpg|ANTHONY
File:Witches Artwork 09.jpg|CHARLOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 10.jpg|PYOTR+POLINA
File:Witches Artwork 11.jpg
File:Witches Artwork Cover Back.jpg
File:Clara dolls labelledv2.png
</gallery>

==Rebellion OST: Material Book==
<gallery>
File:Material Book 013.jpg
File:Material Book 014.jpg
File:Material Book 015.jpg
File:Material Book 016.jpg
File:Children of fake town - Material Book.jpg
</gallery>

CLARA DOLLS

1. Ibari

The first one to come was Pride. Stepping over Good-for-Nothing's head that tumbled across the bare earth, she boldly spoke for all of them. “How arrogant. You think I'd forgive you? This feeling is ours alone.”

2. Nekura

The second one to come was Gloominess. Walking out with a tapping sound, she sneered at Good-for-Nothing. “This is Good-for-Nothing! How very unbecoming.” These dolls are only disciples of Freedom, and are devoted to their lust for it.

3. Usotsuki

The third one to come was Liar. She offered false tears to Good-for-Nothing's soul. “Alas, Mistress Good-for-Nothing. We are proud of your foolish soul.” These dolls will sneer at the foolish and become their ally.

4. Reiketsu

From behind comes the fourth one, Coldheartedness. She stumbled over Good-for-Nothing's head and pouted a little. “Why don't we just cut Mistress Good-for-Nothing into tiny pieces to make her easier to carry?” When the Devil appears, these dolls will obediently follow.

5. Wagamama

Further comes the fifth, Selfishness, walking angrily. “Is this funeral procession still going? We practiced so we could cry quickly, didn't we? I won't wait even a little bit longer!” she huffed. These dolls are someone and no-one at all.

6. Warukuchi

Coming out carefully is the sixth one, Slander. As usual, she says hurtful things. “Mistress Good-for-Nothing, you've been made into a clown.” These dolls play house with causality decided by entanglement.

7. Noroma

At last arrives the seventh, Blockhead. This reticent doll laughs at the witch with her eyes. These dolls comply fairly well with the wishes of the witch, who is unlike a too-serious soldier.

8. Yakimochi

The eighth to appear is Jealousy. Spellbound, she looks up towards the heavens. “Let's prepare a box. I want to lock away that radiance forever.” These dolls are a meeting of colors. They are not empty.

9. Namake

The ninth one, Laziness, chats while yawning. “Do I really have to participate in this game? Knitting is such a troublesome bother.” She kicked Good-for-Nothing's tumbling head, which was in her way. Since the funeral procession hasn't started yet, these dolls take a leave of absence and wander about the city for a while.

10. Mie

The tenth to come running is Vanity. She exaggeratedly avoids Good-for-Nothing's head and says a few words. “I wouldn't be able to bear dirtying my cape with that sticky blood!” These dolls make fun of the witch's self-mutilation.

11. Okubyou

The eleventh, trembling one is Cowardice. “If I am taken into the sky, I won't be able to eliminate the rabbits.” These dolls have a power like magic to implement a perfect recurrence.

12. Manuke

Walking unsteadily comes the twelfth one, Stupidity. She goes out of her way to go around to everyone and tells them a story she heard from a bird some time ago. “I heard this story from the Goddess. She's a beautiful and radiant goddess. I'm sure she'll love us too.” These dolls only want things within reach.

13. Higami

The thirteenth's footsteps are Envy's. “Let's have a wonderful funeral procession like the ones I heard in a story once. Let's bury lots of beautiful girls and cute animals together with her too.” These dolls have power that is not inferior to those of magical girls.

14. Ganko

Next is the fourteenth, Stubbornness. Pointing to the ground, she rejects the sky. “The abyss of this mortal world is our stage.” So, the mourners have gathered. They were pretty slow, but it's alright. All that's left to do now is to wait for the funeral procession.

15. Ai

The fifteenth and last one to come is Love. Nobody has seen this Devil yet. The night is not yet over. She will not end the night again. We are the mourners, the theater troupe of this mortal world.

LOTTE

The Nutcracker Witch's minion. Her duty is to carry out punishment. They are the tin army who conduct the funeral procession of the witch being taken to the guillotine-stage. They detest fools and convict them. So that these stern minds with seriousness cannot understand leniency, they never lend an ear to the witch. Apart from the human-sized ones, there are Brocken-class ones. They hate white mice.

LUISELOTTE

The Nutcracker Witch's minion. Her duty is to exterminate mice. They are a cavalry of decaying teeth that flush out the white mice. They also assist the tin army and eliminate the rude ones who obstruct the progress of the funeral procession. 

==See Also==
*[[The Rebellion Story/Spoiler]]

Witches Artwork

2014-04-01T06:13:46Z

Lyra: Replaced old and busted translation with new hotness; ie, old translation was shit and this is a better one.

[[File:1386755684 1 1 295a3533cb56fb29b5bfed41ec5fee84.jpg|thumb|right]]
Witches Artwork is a booklet distributed to viewers of [[The Rebellion Story]] in theaters on December 14, 2013.

==Witches==
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
|-
!Illustration
!Description
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 01.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|CLARA DOLLS}} (Clara Dolls)
The children of the false city. They play the role of mourners. These dress-up dolls fake crying in order to liven up the funeral procession. The dolls present are Arrogance, Sadsack, Liar, Coldheartedness, Selfishness, Slanderer, Dunce, Jealousy, Lazybones, Vanity, Cowardice, Fool, Bias, and Obstinance, while the last one, Love, has yet to arrive. "The depths of this world, born of form and without void, are our stage," and their power is a match for Magical Girls.

1. IBARI Pride; 2. NEKURA Pessimistic; 3. USOTSUKI Liar; 4. REIKETSU Cold-heartedness; 5. WAGAMAMA Selfishness; 6. WARUKUCHI Slander; 7. NOROMA Blockhead/Gullible person; 8. YAKIMOCHI Jealousy; 9. NAMAKE Neglect; 10. MIE Vanity; 11. OKUBYOU Cowardice; 12. MANUKE Stupid-looking;
13. HIGAMI Inferiority complex; 14. GANKO Stubbornness; and 15. AI Love (poster, not a real doll). Collectively they're called Clara Dolls.
|-

| [[File:Witches Artwork 03.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LOTTE}} (Lotte)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its duty is to mete out punishment. These tin soldiers organize the procession for the witch sent to the guillotine. They execute fools and worrysome fools. Their bulky heads are serious and unyielding, and do not heed anything the witch says. There are gigantic Brocken-types in addition to the human sized ones. They hate white rats.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 04.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LUISELOTTE}} (Luiselotte)
A minion of the Nutcracker witch. Her duty is to eliminate rats. She hunts the wretched white rats on her mount, a decaying tooth. She also helps the other tin warriors get rid of those who would dare to interrupt their funeral procession.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 12.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LILIA}} (Lilia)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its role is to chew. These nutcracker dolls chew and crush any unwanted foreign substances in place of the witch who can no longer crack any nuts. They can also fire a nut cannon from its mouth. As the rumours go, it is no exaggeration to say that their vaunted enamel has a hardness of 10.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 05.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|LIESE}} (Liese)
The Nutcracker Witch's servant. Its role is to bear bad news. These stuffed birds announce the beginning of the witch's funeral procession. They receive food from the children of the false city, and follow their orders to a certain extent, but their basic intelligence is on par with an average bird. They fly in flocks, but their headgear impairs their vision, and they have a habit of ramming into moving objects. In addition to their usual size, there are also gigantic Brocken-types.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 06.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|HOMULILLY}} (Homulilly)
The Nutcracker Witch. Its nature is self-sufficiency. Its gallant form, which once split many nuts, is now useless. Without any other purpose, this witch's last wish is her own execution. However, a mere decapitation will not clear away the witch's sins. This foolish witch will forever remain in this realm, repeating the procession to her execution.
|-
| [[File:New homulilly.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|HOMULILLY}} (Homulilly)
The Nutcracker Witch. Her nature is self-sufficiency. Her teeth are exposed, her skull has melted, and her eyeballs have fallen out. A promise is the only thing that pitifully planted in that head which can no longer crack any nuts, but within the husk of the awakened witch is the distinct form of a magical girl. Her servants shamefully refer to that thing as a good-for-nothing.
|-
| [[File:1386993198872.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|OKTAVIA|variant=musical}} (Oktavia)
The Mermaid Witch. Once dreamt of love. This witch was cut loose once again from a part of the Law of Cycles. Unlike the Dessert Witch, the human and witch's body can act independently. She can appear anywhere as long as there is water.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 07.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|OKTAVIA|variant=musical}} (Oktavia)
The Mermaid Witch. Once dreamt of love. The Law of the Cycle split off some of its souls and sent them to the earth. One of them took the form of Sweets. Another took on the form of a mermaid. And the Law of Cycles itself descended upon the surface, more reverently than the morning dew. Her form was like that of a magical girl who once was.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 08.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|ANTHONY}} (Anthony)
Servants of the Rose Garden Witch (rental ver.). They take the role of gardeners. As they are relatively docile and numerous, as far as familiars go, the Rose Garden Witch dispatched them as the main combat force for saving Homura. As they are under the direct command of the Mermaid Witch, the influence of her magic has changed their appearances. The medals on their chests are a treasure added by the Rose Garden Witch.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 09.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|CHARLOTTE}} (Charlotte)
The Dessert Witch. Once dreamt of tenacity. A mysterious creature who suddenly appeared in Mami's home. She as christened "Bebe," but it is actually the Dessert Witch who arrived from the Law of Cycles. She was expressionless and silent when she was first encountered, but took on its current appearance out of the blue. A bit loud. Mami made its clothes by hand. Mami resembles someone who appeared in the final nightmare the witch saw.
|-
| [[File:Witches Artwork 10.jpg|200px]]
| {{runes|PYOTR+POLINA}} (Pyotr+Polina)
The fleeing Dessert Witch and her servants. Their roles are to search for cheese and to nurse the cheese. When saving Homura, the Nurse-like servants helped with Mami's trapezes, while the mouse-like servants generally ran circles around Nagisa's position.
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Witches Artwork Cover.jpg
File:Witches Artwork 01.jpg|CLARA DOLLS
File:Rebellion Runes - 010208 - unknown.jpg|LOVE [[Runes:The_Rebellion_Story#Act_3|(translation here)]]
File:Witches Artwork 03.jpg|LOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 04.jpg|LUISELOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 12.jpg|LILIA
File:Witches Artwork 05.jpg|LIESE
File:Witches Artwork 06.jpg|HOMULILLY
File:New homulilly.jpg|HOMULILLY v2
File:1386993198872.jpg|OKTAVIA
File:Witches Artwork 07.jpg|OKTAVIA v2
File:Witches Artwork 08.jpg|ANTHONY
File:Witches Artwork 09.jpg|CHARLOTTE
File:Witches Artwork 10.jpg|PYOTR+POLINA
File:Witches Artwork 11.jpg
File:Witches Artwork Cover Back.jpg
File:Clara dolls labelledv2.png
</gallery>

==Rebellion OST: Material Book==
<gallery>
File:Material Book 013.jpg
File:Material Book 014.jpg
File:Material Book 015.jpg
File:Material Book 016.jpg
File:Children of fake town - Material Book.jpg
</gallery>

CLARA DOLLS

1. Ibari
The first one to come was Pride. Stepping over Good-for-Nothing's head that tumbled across the bare earth, she boldly spoke for all of them. “How arrogant. You think I'd forgive you? This feeling is ours alone.”

2. Nekura
The second one to come was Gloominess. Walking out with a tapping sound, she sneered at Good-for-Nothing. “This is Good-for-Nothing! How very unbecoming.” These dolls are only disciples of Freedom, and are devoted to their lust for it.

3. Usotsuki
The third one to come was Liar. She offered false tears to Good-for-Nothing's soul. “Alas, Mistress Good-for-Nothing. We are proud of your foolish soul.” These dolls will sneer at the foolish and become their ally.

4. Reiketsu
From behind comes the fourth one, Coldheartedness. She stumbled over Good-for-Nothing's head and pouted a little. “Why don't we just cut Mistress Good-for-Nothing into tiny pieces to make her easier to carry?” When the Devil appears, these dolls will obediently follow.

5. Wagamama
Further comes the fifth, Selfishness, walking angrily. “Is this funeral procession still going? We practiced so we could cry quickly, didn't we? I won't wait even a little bit longer!” she huffed. These dolls are someone and no-one at all.

6. Warukuchi
Coming out carefully is the sixth one, Slander. As usual, she says hurtful things. “Mistress Good-for-Nothing, you've been made into a clown.” These dolls play house with causality decided by entanglement.

7. Noroma
At last arrives the seventh, Blockhead. This reticent doll laughs at the witch with her eyes. These dolls comply fairly well with the wishes of the witch, who is unlike a too-serious soldier.

8. Yakimochi
The eighth to appear is Jealousy. Spellbound, she looks up towards the heavens. “Let's prepare a box. I want to lock away that radiance forever.” These dolls are a meeting of colors. They are not empty.

9. Namake
The ninth one, Laziness, chats while yawning. “Do I really have to participate in this game? Knitting is such a troublesome bother.” She kicked Good-for-Nothing's tumbling head, which was in her way. Since the funeral procession hasn't started yet, these dolls take a leave of absence and wander about the city for a while.

10. Mie
The tenth to come running is Vanity. She exaggeratedly avoids Good-for-Nothing's head and says a few words. “I wouldn't be able to bear dirtying my cape with that sticky blood!” These dolls make fun of the witch's self-mutilation.

11. Okubyou
The eleventh, trembling one is Cowardice. “If I am taken into the sky, I won't be able to eliminate the rabbits.” These dolls have a power like magic to implement a perfect recurrence.

12. Manuke
Walking unsteadily comes the twelfth one, Stupidity. She goes out of her way to go around to everyone and tells them a story she heard from a bird some time ago. “I heard this story from the Goddess. She's a beautiful and radiant goddess. I'm sure she'll love us too.” These dolls only want things within reach.

13. Higami
The thirteenth's footsteps are Envy's. “Let's have a wonderful funeral procession like the ones I heard in a story once. Let's bury lots of beautiful girls and cute animals together with her too.” These dolls have power that is not inferior to those of magical girls.

14. Ganko
Next is the fourteenth, Stubbornness. Pointing to the ground, she rejects the sky. “The abyss of this mortal world is our stage.” So, the mourners have gathered. They were pretty slow, but it's alright. All that's left to do now is to wait for the funeral procession.

15. Ai
The fifteenth and last one to come is Love. Nobody has seen this Devil yet. The night is not yet over. She will not end the night again. We are the mourners, the theater troupe of this mortal world.

LOTTE
Lotte
The Nutcracker Witch's minion. Her duty is to carry out punishment. They are the tin army who conduct the funeral procession of the witch being taken to the guillotine-stage. They detest fools and convict them. So that these stern minds with seriousness cannot understand leniency, they never lend an ear to the witch. Apart from the human-sized ones, there are Brocken-class ones. They hate white mice.

LUISELOTTE
The Nutcracker Witch's minion. Her duty is to exterminate mice. They are a cavalry of decaying teeth that flush out the white mice. They also assist the tin army and eliminate the rude ones who obstruct the progress of the funeral procession. 

==See Also==
*[[The Rebellion Story/Spoiler]]

Madoka Magica Soundtrack

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Lyra: /* Movie 3 */

[[File:Disc_2.jpg|thumb|Volume cover of 2nd DVD/BD volume and 1st OST bundle.]]
[[File:MadokaMagicaV2011.jpg|thumb|300px|List of songs and credits for the 1st OST.]]
The music for the anime series was composed and arranged by [[wikipedia:Yuki Kajiura|Yuki Kajiura]], who also produced the ending theme of series: [[Magia]].

==OST Volume 1==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume One was released bundled with the second DVD and BD volume of the anime. It was originally scheduled for release on April 27th, 2011, but was postponed to May 25th, 2011 due to the [[wikipedia:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami]].

The first volume contains thirteen tracks, including several important background sounds used during key points of the series, but does not include the opening or ending themes of the series. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Sis puella magica!
| You Should Be a Magical Girl!
| ''QB's Topic of Business'' (営業のテーマ) ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs''
| 2:48
|-
| 2
| Salve, terrae magicae
| Welcome to the World of Magic
| ''Next Episode Preview Theme''
| 1:29
|-
| 3
| Gradus prohibitus
| Forbidden Steps
| ''Witch Barrier Theme'' (魔女結界のテーマ) ''Ominous Witch Barrier Music''
| 3:35
|-
| 4
| Credens justitiam
| Believing in Justice
| ''Mami's Battle Theme'' (マミさんのテーマ)
| 1:56
|-
| 5
| Clementia
| Compassion
| ''Madoka's Mom is a Bro''
| 1:58
|-
| 6
| Desiderium
| Longing
| ''Peaceful Theme'' ''Mami's Room Theme'' (マミルームのテーマ)
| 1:41
|-
| 7
| Conturbatio
| Disorder
| ''Homura's Appearance'' ''Sayaka's Theme (music box version)''
| 1:28
|-
| 8
| Postmeridie
| In the Afternoon
| ''School'' (登校のテーマ) ''The Three Friends Theme'' (三人仲良しのテーマ)
| 1:39
|-
| 9
| Puella in somnio
| The Girl in the Dream
| ''Dramatic Theme'' ''Homura's Theme''
| 1:56
|-
| 10
| Umbra nigra
| Black Shadow
| ''Darkest Hour'' ''Flag Theme'' (フラグのテーマ)
| 1:43
|-
| 11
| Terror adhaerens
| Clinging Terror
| ''Sayaka-chan's Right Argument Theme'' (さやかちゃん正論のテーマ)
| 3:49
|-
| 12
| Scaena felix
| A Happy Scene
| ''Madoka's Morning'' ''Everyday Life Theme'' (日常のテーマ)
| 1:50
|-
| 13
| Pugna cum maga
| A Duel with a Witch
| ''Puella Magi Crash Course'' ''Witch Appearance Theme''
| 2:14
|}

==OST Volume 2==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Two was released bundled with the fourth DVD and BD volume of the anime on July 27, 2011. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Decretum
| Decision
| ''Sayaka's Theme'' (さやかのテーマ) Conturbatio ''(arrange)''
| 1:48
|-
| 2
| Agmen clientum
| Army of Minions
| ''Homura vs Charlotte'' ''We Need To Go Wider'' ''"I'll be the one to take him out"'' (こいつを仕留めるのはあたし)
| 1:44
|-
| 3
| Venari strigas
| Witch Hunt
| ''Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself'' ''Magical Girl Death Theme'' (魔法少女の死のテーマ)
| 2:46
|-
| 4
| Signum malum
| Bad Omen
| ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs (slow darker version)'' ''QB's Topic of Business (slow darker version)'' (営業のテーマ(オルゴール風)) Sis puella magica! ''(slow darker version)''
| 1:46
|-
| 5
| Amicae carae meae
| My Beloved Friends
| ''The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname'' (まどかの憂鬱)''"Then you just have to do something wrong"''
| 2:01
|-
| 6
| Incertus
| Uncertainty
| ''Madoka's Grief''
| 1:39
|-
| 7
| Inevitabilis
| Inevitable
| ''"What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"'' Puella in somnio ''(piano version)'' ''Homura's Theme (piano version)'' ''"I've come from the future, you know?"''
| 1:54
|-
| 8
| Serena ira
| Peaceful Wrath
| ''Sayaka's Grief'' ''Sayaka's Funeral Theme'' (さやか葬式のテーマ)
| 2:01
|-
| 9
| Anima mala
| Evil Soul
| ''"Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches"'' ''Kyoko's Theme''
| 1:43
|-
| 10
| Pugna infinita
| Unending Battle
| ''DO NOT THROW SOULS'' ''"I don't get it"''
| 1:55
|-
| 11
| Vocalise Op.34 no.14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|
|
| 3:35
|-
| 12
| Ave Maria (Charles Gounod)
| Hail Mary
| ''Kyousuke Gets It On With His Violin''
| 4:48
|}

==OST Volume 3==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Three was released bundled with the sixth DVD and BD volume of the anime on September 21, 2011.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Numquam vincar
| I will never be defeated Let me never be defeated
| ''"I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"''
| 2:07
|-
| 2
| Quamobrem?
| Why?
|
| 1:30
|-
| 3
| Cor destructum
| Destroyed Heart
| ''Disturbance Theme''
| 1:27
|-
| 4
| Surgam identidem
| I shall rise again and again
| ''Walpurgis Night''
| 3:35
|-
| 5
| Confessio
| Confession
| ''Reminiscence Theme''
| 1:48
|-
| 6
| Sagitta luminis
| Arrow of light
| ''Madoka the Goddess''
| 5:42
|-
| 7
| Nux Walpurgis
| Walpurgis Night (lit. Walpurga's Nut)
| ''"How many more times will I lose to it?"
| 2:34
|-
| 8
| Cubilulum album
| White bedroom
| ''Space Theme''
| 2:19
|-
| 9
| Taenia memoriae
| The ribbon of memories
| ''Talk on the Bank''
| 2:11
|-
| 10
| La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (Claude Debussy)
| The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
|
| 2:34
|-
| 11
| Symposium magarum
| Symposium of witches
| ''Oktavia's Theme''
| 1:46
|-
| 12
| Pergo pugnare
| I continue to fight
| ''Demons Ahead''
| 2:13
|-
| 13
| コネクト -ゲームインストー
| Connect ~Game Instrumental~
| ''Connect -DDR MIX-''
| 1:33
|}

==Movie OST==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Movie Original Soundtrack was released bundled with the DVD and BD volume of the movie on July 24, 2013.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:90%"| Title
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| encounter
| 0:52
|-
| 2
| warning #1
| 1:09
|-
| 3
| warning #2
| 1:00
|-
| 4
| odd world #1
| 0:43
|-
| 5
| odd world #2
| 1:34
|-
| 6
| no more fear
| 1:13
|-
| 7
| wo ist die Käse?
| 0:51
|-
| 8
| short action
| 0:55
|-
| 9
| fateful #1
| 2:45
|-
| 10
| something unusual
| 1:28
|-
| 11
| crises happening
| 1:15
|-
| 12
| witch world #1
| 1:37
|-
| 13
| odd world #3
| 1:08
|-
| 14
| wicked
| 1:24
|-
| 15
| a human bullet
| 1:46
|-
| 16
| mother and daughter
| 2:28
|-
| 17
| touch-and-go
| 1:31
|-
| 18
| fateful #2
| 1:51
|-
| 19
| she has a past
| 1:50
|-
| 20
| she has a heart
| 2:03
|-
| 21
| complicated mind
| 0:42
|-
| 22
| wounded feeling
| 1:37
|-
| 23
| witch world #2
| 2:10
|-
| 24
| collapse
| 0:51
|-
| 25
| fateful #3
| 2:01
|-
| 26
| deep in grief
| 1:09
|-
| 27
| threatening
| 0:44
|-
| 28
| she is a witch
| 1:42
|-
| 29
| fateful #4
| 1:31
|-
| 30
| facing the truth #1
| 3:14
|-
| 31
| I'll be with you
| 1:26
|-
| 32
| I miss you
| 3:04
|-
| 33
| time-manipulation
| 2:05
|-
| 34
| facing the truth #2
| 2:12
|-
| 35
| her wings
| 2:47
|-
| 36
| rebirth
| 1:09
|-
| 37
| for the next episode
| 1:20
|-
|}

== Episode breakdown ==
This list tries to identify the tracks used in the show and related materials. The "''BGM''" designations in italics are tentative numbering based on order of appearance for tracks not released yet. Classical pieces used are designated "''IN''".
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 23:56 || 25:22 || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita [Note: This is only included on the bluray version]
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version- [25:26 to 25:40 on the bluray version]
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:33 || 01:48 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || Vol3 #13 || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae (My Beloved Friend)
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || Vol3 #10 || "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" (Claude Debussy)
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || Vol2 #10 || Pugna infinita (Unending Battle)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || Connect ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 06:54|| || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 08:34|| || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:02|| || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 12:37|| || ''Unreleased'' || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 18:00|| || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 20:42|| || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 22:24|| || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful wrath)
|-
| 05:45 || || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 09:01 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 15:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decree)
|-
| 22:25 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 01:57 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 15:21 || || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum (Of the Magical Symposia)
|-
| 22:58 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie(In the Afternoon)
|-
| 02:36 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 18:07 || || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 18:46 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 02:02 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 05:13 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:52 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 15:52 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part A''
|-
| 18:45 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part B''
|-
| 21:54 || || Vol3 #07 || Nux Walpurgis (Walpurgis Night)
|-
| 23:55 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 07:33 || || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album (White Bedroom)
|-
| 10:31 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 13:42 || || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 16:52 || || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae (To the Memory of the Ribbon)
|-
| 19:28 || || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare (I Continue to Fight)
|-
| 21:29 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Blu-ray Menu ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''Blu-ray Menu'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || endless || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem? (Why?)
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|}

=== Drama CD 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_2|Drama CD 2]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:31 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:43 || 02:05 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 03:00 || 03:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 04:10 || 07:05 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:09 || 10:17 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:25 || 11:05 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:15 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 14:23 || 15:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 16:23 || 16:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:19 || 20:22 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 22:19 || 22:49 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_3|Drama CD 3]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:45 || 01:45 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:58 || 03:15 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 03:25 || 04:45 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 05:12 || 06:23 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 08:08 || 09:51 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 10:43 || 13:07 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 14:39 || 16:00 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 16:30 || 17:53 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 18:22 || 19:07 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:30 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 23:07 || 23:58 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 24:00 || 24:38 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 26:06 || 27:45 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka_Magica_Drama_CD_4:_Summer_Magical_Girl_Training_Camp!!|Drama CD 4]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:26 || 01:23 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
|}

=== Movie 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Beginning Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:00:59 || 0:02:20 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:03:04 || 0:04:43 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:04:45 || 0:06:03 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:06:58 || 0:07:47 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:09:47 || 0:10:34 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:10:41 || 0:12:26 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium
|-
| 0:12:34 || 0:12:42 || Luminous || Luminous
|-
| 0:12:55 || 0:14:21 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:14:37 || 0:15:20 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:15:27 || 0:16:05 || Movie #01 || encounter
|-
| 0:16:43 || 0:17:40 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:19:05 || 0:22:30 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:23:24 || 0:23:54 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise Op.34 no.14
|-
| 0:25:17 || 0:26:18 || Movie #02 || warning #1
|-
| 0:26:29 || 0:27:13 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:27:29 || 0:28:54 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:29:34 || 0:30:30 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:30:30 || 0:32:13 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro] ～instrumental～
|-
| 0:33:42 || 0:34:34 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 0:35:46 || 0:36:42 || Movie #03 || warning #2
|-
| 0:37:08 || 0:38:29 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum
|-
| 0:38:30 || 0:39:02 || Movie #04 || odd world #1
|-
| 0:39:53 || 0:40:56 || Movie #05 || odd world #2
|-
| 0:41:46 || 0:44:11 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae
|-
| 0:44:26 || 0:45:30 || Hikari Furu || Mirai
|-
| 0:45:40 || 0:46:22 || Movie #07 || wo ist die Käse?
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:47:33 || Movie #08 || short action
|-
| 0:47:52 || 0:48:56 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:30 || 0:52:13 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:52:25 || 0:52:54 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem?
|-
| 0:53:29 || 0:56:05 || Movie #09 || fateful #1
|-
| 0:56:30 || 0:58:25 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 0:59:01 || 1:00:24 || Movie #10 || something unusual
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:01:30 || Movie #11 || crises happening
|-
| 1:01:44 || 1:03:11 || Movie #12 || witch world #1
|-
| 1:04:07 || 1:06:26 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:07:19 || 1:08:48 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 1:08:56 || 1:10:07 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:10:07 || 1:11:05 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:12:53 || 1:13:47 || Movie #13 || odd world #3
|-
| 1:14:21 || 1:15:37 || Movie #14 || wicked
|-
| 1:16:25 || 1:18:04 || Movie #15 || a human bullet
|-
| 1:20:26 || 1:21:46 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:22:12 || 1:24:47 || Movie #16 || mother and daughter
|-
| 1:25:14 || 1:25:29 || Vol3 #10 || La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
|-
| 1:25:31 || 1:26:57 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 1:27:17 || 1:28:38 || Movie #17 || touch-and-go
|-
| 1:29:00 || 1:31:33 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:32:08 || 1:34:25 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:34:33 || 1:36:17 || Movie #18 || fateful #2
|-
| 1:37:40 || 1:38:58 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:38:58 || 1:40:38 || Movie #19 || she has a past
|-
| 1:41:21 || 1:43:18 || Movie #20 || she has a heart
|-
| 1:43:58 || 1:44:34 || Movie #21 || complicated mind
|-
| 1:45:38 || 1:46:14 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum
|-
| 1:46:22 || 1:47:50 || Movie #22 || wounded feeling
|-
| 1:48:44 || 1:50:50 || Movie #23 || witch world #2
|-
| 1:56:42 || 1:57:20 || Movie #24 || collapse
|-
| 1:58:53 || 2:00:48 || Movie #25 || fateful #3
|-
| 2:01:11 || 2:02:13 || Movie #26 || deep in grief
|-
| 2:02:59 || 2:03:33 || Movie #27 || threatening
|-
| 2:04:12 || 2:05:32 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 2:05:49 || 2:10:58 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
|}

=== Movie 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Eternal Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:01:10 || 0:02:28 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 0:02:29 || 0:03:55 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:04:09 || 0:05:48 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:07:00 || 0:08:25 || Movie #29 || fateful #4
|-
| 0:09:41 || 0:12:46 || Movie #30 || facing the truth #1
|-
| 0:14:16 || 0:15:18 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:15:49 || 0:17:40 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:17:54 || 0:19:45 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:21:32 || 0:25:08 || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum
|-
| 0:25:35 || 0:26:48 || Movie #31 || I'll be with you
|-
| 0:27:03 || 0:30:00 || Movie #32 || I miss you
|-
| 0:30:14 || 0:30:45 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:31:42 || 0:33:53 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:34:12 || 0:35:03 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 0:35:29 || 0:36:12 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:37:01 || 0:40:11 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:41:00 || 0:42:45 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:44:38 || 0:45:49 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:49:19 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:58 || 0:50:41 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar
|-
| 0:51:04 || 0:52:45 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
| 0:53:56 || 0:54:56 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:54:67 || 0:56:27 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 0:56:39 || 0:58:38 || Movie #33 || time-manipulation
|-
| 0:58:48 || 0:59:39 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:02:30 || Movie #34 || facing the truth #2
|-
| 1:04:01 || 1:05:33 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:05:48 || 1:07:15 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:07:38 || 1:09:17 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:11:03 || 1:13:11 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:13:32 || 1:14:49 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:15:37 || 1:17:00 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 1:17:04 || 1:18:34 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:19:17 || 1:21:42 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:21:54 || 1:25:50 || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis
|-
| 1:26:50 || 1:28:37 || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album
|-
| 1:29:51 || 1:32:30 || Movie #35 || her wings
|-
| 1:32:42 || 1:33:44 || Movie #36 || rebirth
|-
| 1:34:04 || 1:35:55 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:37:14 || 1:39:15 || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae
|-
| 1:39:34 || 1:41:49 || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare
|-
| 1:41:52 || 1:43:23 || Luminous || Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)
|-
| 1:44:34 || 1:49:22 || Hikari Furu || Hikari Furu
|-
| 1:49:29 || 1:50:46 || Movie #37 || for the next episode
|-
|}

=== Movie 3 ===
As the official soundtrack for [[The Rebellion Story]] has yet to be released, this will serve as a tentative tracklist:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! width="100" | Title
! scope="col" | Tentative and fan title(s)
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || 1 || once we were ||"Prologue #1" "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || 2 || nightmare ballet ||"Nightmare world" "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || 3 || まだダメよ || "I Dream of Dawn" まだだめよ
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || || || "Strange class" "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || 4 || nice to meet you || "Transfer student"
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || 5 || nothing special, but so special || "Month of dawn" "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || 6 || nightmare!! || "Hitomi's nightmare" "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || || || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || 7 || Holy Quintet || "Puella Magi Holy Quintet"
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || 8 || one for all || "No more fear #2" "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || || || "Cake Song"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || 9 || he is... || "Pergo pugnare #2" "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || 10 || the battle is over || "Sunrise"
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || 11 || doubt || "Faceless #1" "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || 12 || something, everything is wrong ||"Differences"
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || 13 || raise the curtain || "Bus ride #1" "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || || || "Bus ride #2" "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || 14 || never get there ||"To Kazamino City" "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || 15 || I remember || "Puella in somnio #2" "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || 16 || face the truth ||"Facing the truth #3" "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || 17 || doubt #2 || "Faceless #2" "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || 18 || gonna fight with me || "Witch interference" "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || 19 || absolute configuration || "Gun fight #1" "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || 20 || her decision || "Mercy"
|-
| || || 21 || where is the truth? ||
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || 22 || pulling my own weight ||"In the witch's barrier" "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || 23 || another episode || "For the next episode #2" "for this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || 24 || wanna destroy? ||"Short action #2" "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || 25 || dream world ||"Prologue #2" "The False City" The Rebellion Story Main Theme
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || 26 || never leave you alone || "Sagitta luminis #2" "In The Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || 27 || this is the truth ||"Warning #3" "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || 28 || flame of despair ||"She is a witch #2" "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || 29 || now he is ||"Fateful #5" "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || 30 || you are here || "Incubation #1" "The Observation"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || 31 || experimentation ||"Incubation #2" "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || 32 || Noi! (Us!) ||"Birth of a witch" "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || 33 || the worst ending || "Extermination" "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || 34 || I cursed myself ||"Grief consumption" "The Worst Ending"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || 35 || this is my despair ||"She is a witch #3" "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || 36 || theater of a witch ||"Nutcracker witch" "Die Nussknacker-Hexe" "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || 37 || we're here for you || "For this episode #3" "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || 38 || take your hands || "Eternal Feminine" "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || 39 || wings of relief ||"The Law of Cycles" "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || 40 || I was waiting for this moment ||"Overthrow" "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || || ||"Cubilulum album #2" "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || 41 || her new wings || "Demon" "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || 42 || solve the riddle || "Rewritten world" "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || || ||"Postmeridie #2" "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || 43 || I think this world is precious ||"Goddess and demon" "Heinrike und Gretchen" "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || 44 || happy ending ||"Who is dreaming?" "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || 45 || not yet ||"End of rebellion" "Disconnect"
|-
|}

==The Battle Pentagram==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Her story repeats himself
|
|
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae -
| Justice -Material of Sayaka-
|
|-
| 3
| Death warrant
|
|
|-
| 4
| Quick and Victory
|
|
|-
| 5
| Her story repeats itself
|
|
|-
| 6
| Ubi eam?
| Where should I go?
|
|-
| 7
| Spes - Materia Madokae -
| Hope -Material of Madoka-
|
|-
| 8
| Holiday without the plan
|
|
|-
| 9
| Uneasiness
|
|
|-
| 10
| Call to darkness
|
|
|-
| 11
| End justifies Means
|
|
|-
| 12
| Like a lover's quarrel
|
|
|-
| 13
| As my rival
|
|
|-
| 14
| Quod id est?
| What is that?
|
|-
| 15
| Vox Maternae
| Mother's voice
|
|-
| 16
| Doubt and Hesitation
|
|
|-
| 17
| No Emotion and Will
|
|
|-
| 18
| Semen Doloris
| Grief seed
|
|-
| 19
| Hora theae
| The hour of the goddess
|
|-
| 20
| Concealed in this town
|
|
|-
| 21
| Para, ite!
| Ready, go!
|
|-
| 22
| Inquietam
| Restlessness
|
|-
| 23
| Side of Madness
|
|
|-
| 24
| Dolus vel lascivia
| Pain or lust
|
|-
| 25
| Deadlocked
|
|
|-
| 26
| Too sad to pretend that never happened
|
|
|-
| 27
| Still have a long way to go
|
|
|-
| 28
| Natalis puella magicae (arrangement)
| The birthday magical girl
|
|-
| 29
| Before closing barrier
|
|
|-
| 30
| Solitudo mea
| My solitude
|
|-
| 31
| Parrots
|
|
|-
| 32
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis -
| Prayer -Material of Kyouko-
|
|-
| 33
| Eye of typhoon
|
|
|-
| 34
| Cubiculum coniecturae
| The bedroom of conjecture
|
|-
| 35
| Domus meus (arrangement no.2)
| My home (arrangement no.2)
|
|-
| 36
| Morning with miasma
|
|
|-
| 37
| Exitus desperationis (arrangement)
| The end of despair
|
|-
| 38
| Domus meus (arrangement no.1)
| My home (arrangement no.1)
|
|-
| 39
| Walking with devil step
|
|
|-
| 40
| Fright's party
|
|
|-
| 41
| Clientes saluant
| They save those who rely upon them
|
|-
| 42
| Let me give up
|
|
|-
| 43
| Dream or Reality
|
|
|-
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ost1-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST1 Cover
File:Ost2-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST2 Cover
File:Credens Justitiam Lyrics.jpg|Lyrics to Credens Justitiam
File:BD_6_07.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html#id_c19aef40 マギカ　WIKI - BGMまとめ]
*[http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter The numbering and the identification of the later epsiodes was taken from here.]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/05/15/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-i/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST I Review]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/06/12/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-ii/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST II Review]

[[Category:Music| ]]

Madoka Magica Soundtrack

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[[File:Disc_2.jpg|thumb|Volume cover of 2nd DVD/BD volume and 1st OST bundle.]]
[[File:MadokaMagicaV2011.jpg|thumb|300px|List of songs and credits for the 1st OST.]]
The music for the anime series was composed and arranged by [[wikipedia:Yuki Kajiura|Yuki Kajiura]], who also produced the ending theme of series: [[Magia]].

==OST Volume 1==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume One was released bundled with the second DVD and BD volume of the anime. It was originally scheduled for release on April 27th, 2011, but was postponed to May 25th, 2011 due to the [[wikipedia:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami]].

The first volume contains thirteen tracks, including several important background sounds used during key points of the series, but does not include the opening or ending themes of the series. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Sis puella magica!
| You Should Be a Magical Girl!
| ''QB's Topic of Business'' (営業のテーマ) ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs''
| 2:48
|-
| 2
| Salve, terrae magicae
| Welcome to the World of Magic
| ''Next Episode Preview Theme''
| 1:29
|-
| 3
| Gradus prohibitus
| Forbidden Steps
| ''Witch Barrier Theme'' (魔女結界のテーマ) ''Ominous Witch Barrier Music''
| 3:35
|-
| 4
| Credens justitiam
| Believing in Justice
| ''Mami's Battle Theme'' (マミさんのテーマ)
| 1:56
|-
| 5
| Clementia
| Compassion
| ''Madoka's Mom is a Bro''
| 1:58
|-
| 6
| Desiderium
| Longing
| ''Peaceful Theme'' ''Mami's Room Theme'' (マミルームのテーマ)
| 1:41
|-
| 7
| Conturbatio
| Disorder
| ''Homura's Appearance'' ''Sayaka's Theme (music box version)''
| 1:28
|-
| 8
| Postmeridie
| In the Afternoon
| ''School'' (登校のテーマ) ''The Three Friends Theme'' (三人仲良しのテーマ)
| 1:39
|-
| 9
| Puella in somnio
| The Girl in the Dream
| ''Dramatic Theme'' ''Homura's Theme''
| 1:56
|-
| 10
| Umbra nigra
| Black Shadow
| ''Darkest Hour'' ''Flag Theme'' (フラグのテーマ)
| 1:43
|-
| 11
| Terror adhaerens
| Clinging Terror
| ''Sayaka-chan's Right Argument Theme'' (さやかちゃん正論のテーマ)
| 3:49
|-
| 12
| Scaena felix
| A Happy Scene
| ''Madoka's Morning'' ''Everyday Life Theme'' (日常のテーマ)
| 1:50
|-
| 13
| Pugna cum maga
| A Duel with a Witch
| ''Puella Magi Crash Course'' ''Witch Appearance Theme''
| 2:14
|}

==OST Volume 2==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Two was released bundled with the fourth DVD and BD volume of the anime on July 27, 2011. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Decretum
| Decision
| ''Sayaka's Theme'' (さやかのテーマ) Conturbatio ''(arrange)''
| 1:48
|-
| 2
| Agmen clientum
| Army of Minions
| ''Homura vs Charlotte'' ''We Need To Go Wider'' ''"I'll be the one to take him out"'' (こいつを仕留めるのはあたし)
| 1:44
|-
| 3
| Venari strigas
| Witch Hunt
| ''Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself'' ''Magical Girl Death Theme'' (魔法少女の死のテーマ)
| 2:46
|-
| 4
| Signum malum
| Bad Omen
| ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs (slow darker version)'' ''QB's Topic of Business (slow darker version)'' (営業のテーマ(オルゴール風)) Sis puella magica! ''(slow darker version)''
| 1:46
|-
| 5
| Amicae carae meae
| My Beloved Friends
| ''The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname'' (まどかの憂鬱)''"Then you just have to do something wrong"''
| 2:01
|-
| 6
| Incertus
| Uncertainty
| ''Madoka's Grief''
| 1:39
|-
| 7
| Inevitabilis
| Inevitable
| ''"What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"'' Puella in somnio ''(piano version)'' ''Homura's Theme (piano version)'' ''"I've come from the future, you know?"''
| 1:54
|-
| 8
| Serena ira
| Peaceful Wrath
| ''Sayaka's Grief'' ''Sayaka's Funeral Theme'' (さやか葬式のテーマ)
| 2:01
|-
| 9
| Anima mala
| Evil Soul
| ''"Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches"'' ''Kyoko's Theme''
| 1:43
|-
| 10
| Pugna infinita
| Unending Battle
| ''DO NOT THROW SOULS'' ''"I don't get it"''
| 1:55
|-
| 11
| Vocalise Op.34 no.14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|
|
| 3:35
|-
| 12
| Ave Maria (Charles Gounod)
| Hail Mary
| ''Kyousuke Gets It On With His Violin''
| 4:48
|}

==OST Volume 3==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Three was released bundled with the sixth DVD and BD volume of the anime on September 21, 2011.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Numquam vincar
| I will never be defeated Let me never be defeated
| ''"I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"''
| 2:07
|-
| 2
| Quamobrem?
| Why?
|
| 1:30
|-
| 3
| Cor destructum
| Destroyed Heart
| ''Disturbance Theme''
| 1:27
|-
| 4
| Surgam identidem
| I shall rise again and again
| ''Walpurgis Night''
| 3:35
|-
| 5
| Confessio
| Confession
| ''Reminiscence Theme''
| 1:48
|-
| 6
| Sagitta luminis
| Arrow of light
| ''Madoka the Goddess''
| 5:42
|-
| 7
| Nux Walpurgis
| Walpurgis Night (lit. Walpurga's Nut)
| ''"How many more times will I lose to it?"
| 2:34
|-
| 8
| Cubilulum album
| White bedroom
| ''Space Theme''
| 2:19
|-
| 9
| Taenia memoriae
| The ribbon of memories
| ''Talk on the Bank''
| 2:11
|-
| 10
| La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (Claude Debussy)
| The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
|
| 2:34
|-
| 11
| Symposium magarum
| Symposium of witches
| ''Oktavia's Theme''
| 1:46
|-
| 12
| Pergo pugnare
| I continue to fight
| ''Demons Ahead''
| 2:13
|-
| 13
| コネクト -ゲームインストー
| Connect ~Game Instrumental~
| ''Connect -DDR MIX-''
| 1:33
|}

==Movie OST==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Movie Original Soundtrack was released bundled with the DVD and BD volume of the movie on July 24, 2013.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:90%"| Title
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| encounter
| 0:52
|-
| 2
| warning #1
| 1:09
|-
| 3
| warning #2
| 1:00
|-
| 4
| odd world #1
| 0:43
|-
| 5
| odd world #2
| 1:34
|-
| 6
| no more fear
| 1:13
|-
| 7
| wo ist die Käse?
| 0:51
|-
| 8
| short action
| 0:55
|-
| 9
| fateful #1
| 2:45
|-
| 10
| something unusual
| 1:28
|-
| 11
| crises happening
| 1:15
|-
| 12
| witch world #1
| 1:37
|-
| 13
| odd world #3
| 1:08
|-
| 14
| wicked
| 1:24
|-
| 15
| a human bullet
| 1:46
|-
| 16
| mother and daughter
| 2:28
|-
| 17
| touch-and-go
| 1:31
|-
| 18
| fateful #2
| 1:51
|-
| 19
| she has a past
| 1:50
|-
| 20
| she has a heart
| 2:03
|-
| 21
| complicated mind
| 0:42
|-
| 22
| wounded feeling
| 1:37
|-
| 23
| witch world #2
| 2:10
|-
| 24
| collapse
| 0:51
|-
| 25
| fateful #3
| 2:01
|-
| 26
| deep in grief
| 1:09
|-
| 27
| threatening
| 0:44
|-
| 28
| she is a witch
| 1:42
|-
| 29
| fateful #4
| 1:31
|-
| 30
| facing the truth #1
| 3:14
|-
| 31
| I'll be with you
| 1:26
|-
| 32
| I miss you
| 3:04
|-
| 33
| time-manipulation
| 2:05
|-
| 34
| facing the truth #2
| 2:12
|-
| 35
| her wings
| 2:47
|-
| 36
| rebirth
| 1:09
|-
| 37
| for the next episode
| 1:20
|-
|}

== Episode breakdown ==
This list tries to identify the tracks used in the show and related materials. The "''BGM''" designations in italics are tentative numbering based on order of appearance for tracks not released yet. Classical pieces used are designated "''IN''".
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 23:56 || 25:22 || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita [Note: This is only included on the bluray version]
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version- [25:26 to 25:40 on the bluray version]
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:33 || 01:48 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || Vol3 #13 || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae (My Beloved Friend)
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || Vol3 #10 || "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" (Claude Debussy)
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || Vol2 #10 || Pugna infinita (Unending Battle)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || Connect ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 06:54|| || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 08:34|| || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:02|| || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 12:37|| || ''Unreleased'' || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 18:00|| || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 20:42|| || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 22:24|| || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful wrath)
|-
| 05:45 || || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 09:01 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 15:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decree)
|-
| 22:25 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 01:57 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 15:21 || || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum (Of the Magical Symposia)
|-
| 22:58 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie(In the Afternoon)
|-
| 02:36 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 18:07 || || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 18:46 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 02:02 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 05:13 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:52 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 15:52 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part A''
|-
| 18:45 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part B''
|-
| 21:54 || || Vol3 #07 || Nux Walpurgis (Walpurgis Night)
|-
| 23:55 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 07:33 || || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album (White Bedroom)
|-
| 10:31 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 13:42 || || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 16:52 || || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae (To the Memory of the Ribbon)
|-
| 19:28 || || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare (I Continue to Fight)
|-
| 21:29 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Blu-ray Menu ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''Blu-ray Menu'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || endless || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem? (Why?)
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|}

=== Drama CD 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_2|Drama CD 2]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:31 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:43 || 02:05 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 03:00 || 03:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 04:10 || 07:05 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:09 || 10:17 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:25 || 11:05 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:15 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 14:23 || 15:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 16:23 || 16:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:19 || 20:22 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 22:19 || 22:49 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_3|Drama CD 3]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:45 || 01:45 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:58 || 03:15 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 03:25 || 04:45 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 05:12 || 06:23 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 08:08 || 09:51 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 10:43 || 13:07 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 14:39 || 16:00 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 16:30 || 17:53 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 18:22 || 19:07 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:30 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 23:07 || 23:58 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 24:00 || 24:38 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 26:06 || 27:45 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka_Magica_Drama_CD_4:_Summer_Magical_Girl_Training_Camp!!|Drama CD 4]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:26 || 01:23 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
|}

=== Movie 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Beginning Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:00:59 || 0:02:20 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:03:04 || 0:04:43 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:04:45 || 0:06:03 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:06:58 || 0:07:47 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:09:47 || 0:10:34 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:10:41 || 0:12:26 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium
|-
| 0:12:34 || 0:12:42 || Luminous || Luminous
|-
| 0:12:55 || 0:14:21 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:14:37 || 0:15:20 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:15:27 || 0:16:05 || Movie #01 || encounter
|-
| 0:16:43 || 0:17:40 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:19:05 || 0:22:30 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:23:24 || 0:23:54 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise Op.34 no.14
|-
| 0:25:17 || 0:26:18 || Movie #02 || warning #1
|-
| 0:26:29 || 0:27:13 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:27:29 || 0:28:54 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:29:34 || 0:30:30 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:30:30 || 0:32:13 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro] ～instrumental～
|-
| 0:33:42 || 0:34:34 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 0:35:46 || 0:36:42 || Movie #03 || warning #2
|-
| 0:37:08 || 0:38:29 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum
|-
| 0:38:30 || 0:39:02 || Movie #04 || odd world #1
|-
| 0:39:53 || 0:40:56 || Movie #05 || odd world #2
|-
| 0:41:46 || 0:44:11 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae
|-
| 0:44:26 || 0:45:30 || Hikari Furu || Mirai
|-
| 0:45:40 || 0:46:22 || Movie #07 || wo ist die Käse?
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:47:33 || Movie #08 || short action
|-
| 0:47:52 || 0:48:56 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:30 || 0:52:13 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:52:25 || 0:52:54 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem?
|-
| 0:53:29 || 0:56:05 || Movie #09 || fateful #1
|-
| 0:56:30 || 0:58:25 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 0:59:01 || 1:00:24 || Movie #10 || something unusual
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:01:30 || Movie #11 || crises happening
|-
| 1:01:44 || 1:03:11 || Movie #12 || witch world #1
|-
| 1:04:07 || 1:06:26 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:07:19 || 1:08:48 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 1:08:56 || 1:10:07 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:10:07 || 1:11:05 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:12:53 || 1:13:47 || Movie #13 || odd world #3
|-
| 1:14:21 || 1:15:37 || Movie #14 || wicked
|-
| 1:16:25 || 1:18:04 || Movie #15 || a human bullet
|-
| 1:20:26 || 1:21:46 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:22:12 || 1:24:47 || Movie #16 || mother and daughter
|-
| 1:25:14 || 1:25:29 || Vol3 #10 || La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
|-
| 1:25:31 || 1:26:57 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 1:27:17 || 1:28:38 || Movie #17 || touch-and-go
|-
| 1:29:00 || 1:31:33 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:32:08 || 1:34:25 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:34:33 || 1:36:17 || Movie #18 || fateful #2
|-
| 1:37:40 || 1:38:58 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:38:58 || 1:40:38 || Movie #19 || she has a past
|-
| 1:41:21 || 1:43:18 || Movie #20 || she has a heart
|-
| 1:43:58 || 1:44:34 || Movie #21 || complicated mind
|-
| 1:45:38 || 1:46:14 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum
|-
| 1:46:22 || 1:47:50 || Movie #22 || wounded feeling
|-
| 1:48:44 || 1:50:50 || Movie #23 || witch world #2
|-
| 1:56:42 || 1:57:20 || Movie #24 || collapse
|-
| 1:58:53 || 2:00:48 || Movie #25 || fateful #3
|-
| 2:01:11 || 2:02:13 || Movie #26 || deep in grief
|-
| 2:02:59 || 2:03:33 || Movie #27 || threatening
|-
| 2:04:12 || 2:05:32 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 2:05:49 || 2:10:58 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
|}

=== Movie 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Eternal Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:01:10 || 0:02:28 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 0:02:29 || 0:03:55 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:04:09 || 0:05:48 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:07:00 || 0:08:25 || Movie #29 || fateful #4
|-
| 0:09:41 || 0:12:46 || Movie #30 || facing the truth #1
|-
| 0:14:16 || 0:15:18 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:15:49 || 0:17:40 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:17:54 || 0:19:45 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:21:32 || 0:25:08 || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum
|-
| 0:25:35 || 0:26:48 || Movie #31 || I'll be with you
|-
| 0:27:03 || 0:30:00 || Movie #32 || I miss you
|-
| 0:30:14 || 0:30:45 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:31:42 || 0:33:53 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:34:12 || 0:35:03 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 0:35:29 || 0:36:12 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:37:01 || 0:40:11 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:41:00 || 0:42:45 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:44:38 || 0:45:49 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:49:19 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:58 || 0:50:41 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar
|-
| 0:51:04 || 0:52:45 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
| 0:53:56 || 0:54:56 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:54:67 || 0:56:27 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 0:56:39 || 0:58:38 || Movie #33 || time-manipulation
|-
| 0:58:48 || 0:59:39 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:02:30 || Movie #34 || facing the truth #2
|-
| 1:04:01 || 1:05:33 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:05:48 || 1:07:15 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:07:38 || 1:09:17 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:11:03 || 1:13:11 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:13:32 || 1:14:49 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:15:37 || 1:17:00 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 1:17:04 || 1:18:34 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:19:17 || 1:21:42 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:21:54 || 1:25:50 || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis
|-
| 1:26:50 || 1:28:37 || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album
|-
| 1:29:51 || 1:32:30 || Movie #35 || her wings
|-
| 1:32:42 || 1:33:44 || Movie #36 || rebirth
|-
| 1:34:04 || 1:35:55 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:37:14 || 1:39:15 || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae
|-
| 1:39:34 || 1:41:49 || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare
|-
| 1:41:52 || 1:43:23 || Luminous || Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)
|-
| 1:44:34 || 1:49:22 || Hikari Furu || Hikari Furu
|-
| 1:49:29 || 1:50:46 || Movie #37 || for the next episode
|-
|}

=== Movie 3 ===
As the official soundtrack for [[The Rebellion Story]] has yet to be released, this will serve as a tentative tracklist:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! width="100" | Title
! scope="col" | Tentative and fan title(s)
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || 1 || once we were ||"Prologue #1" "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || 2 || nightmare ballet ||"Nightmare world" "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || 3 || まだだめよ || "I Dream of Dawn" まだだめよ
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || || || "Strange class" "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || 4 || nice to meet you || "Transfer student"
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || 5 || nothing special, but so special || "Month of dawn" "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || 6 || nightmare!! || "Hitomi's nightmare" "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || || || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || 7 || Holy Quintet || "Puella Magi Holy Quintet"
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || 8 || one for all || "No more fear #2" "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || || || "Cake Song"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || 9 || he is... || "Pergo pugnare #2" "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || 10 || the battle is over || "Sunrise"
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || 11 || doubt || "Faceless #1" "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || 12 || something, everything is wrong ||"Differences"
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || 13 || raise the curtain || "Bus ride #1" "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || || || "Bus ride #2" "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || 14 || never get there ||"To Kazamino City" "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || 15 || I remember || "Puella in somnio #2" "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || 16 || face the truth ||"Facing the truth #3" "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || 17 || doubt #2 || "Faceless #2" "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || 18 || gonna fight with me || "Witch interference" "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || 19 || absolute configuration || "Gun fight #1" "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || 20 || her decision || "Mercy"
|-
| || || 21 || where is the truth? ||
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || 22 || pulling my own weight ||"In the witch's barrier" "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || 23 || another episode || "For the next episode #2" "for this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || 24 || wanna destroy? ||"Short action #2" "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || 25 || dream world ||"Prologue #2" "The False City" The Rebellion Story Main Theme
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || 26 || never leave you alone || "Sagitta luminis #2" "In The Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || 27 || this is the truth ||"Warning #3" "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || 28 || flame of despair ||"She is a witch #2" "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || 29 || now he is ||"Fateful #5" "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || 30 || you are here || "Incubation #1" "The Observation"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || 31 || experimentation ||"Incubation #2" "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || 32 || Noi! (Us!) ||"Birth of a witch" "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || 33 || the worst ending || "Extermination" "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || 34 || I cursed myself ||"Grief consumption" "The Worst Ending"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || 35 || this is my despair ||"She is a witch #3" "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || 36 || theater of a witch ||"Nutcracker witch" "Die Nussknacker-Hexe" "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || 37 || we're here for you || "For this episode #3" "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || 38 || take your hands || "Eternal Feminine" "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || 39 || wings of relief ||"The Law of Cycles" "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || 40 || I was waiting for this moment ||"Overthrow" "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || || ||"Cubilulum album #2" "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || 41 || her new wings || "Demon" "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || 42 || solve the riddle || "Rewritten world" "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || || ||"Postmeridie #2" "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || 43 || I think this world is precious ||"Goddess and demon" "Heinrike und Gretchen" "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || 44 || happy ending ||"Who is dreaming?" "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || 45 || not yet ||"End of rebellion" "Disconnect"
|-
|}

==The Battle Pentagram==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Her story repeats himself
|
|
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae -
| Justice -Material of Sayaka-
|
|-
| 3
| Death warrant
|
|
|-
| 4
| Quick and Victory
|
|
|-
| 5
| Her story repeats itself
|
|
|-
| 6
| Ubi eam?
| Where should I go?
|
|-
| 7
| Spes - Materia Madokae -
| Hope -Material of Madoka-
|
|-
| 8
| Holiday without the plan
|
|
|-
| 9
| Uneasiness
|
|
|-
| 10
| Call to darkness
|
|
|-
| 11
| End justifies Means
|
|
|-
| 12
| Like a lover's quarrel
|
|
|-
| 13
| As my rival
|
|
|-
| 14
| Quod id est?
| What is that?
|
|-
| 15
| Vox Maternae
| Mother's voice
|
|-
| 16
| Doubt and Hesitation
|
|
|-
| 17
| No Emotion and Will
|
|
|-
| 18
| Semen Doloris
| Grief seed
|
|-
| 19
| Hora theae
| The hour of the goddess
|
|-
| 20
| Concealed in this town
|
|
|-
| 21
| Para, ite!
| Ready, go!
|
|-
| 22
| Inquietam
| Restlessness
|
|-
| 23
| Side of Madness
|
|
|-
| 24
| Dolus vel lascivia
| Pain or lust
|
|-
| 25
| Deadlocked
|
|
|-
| 26
| Too sad to pretend that never happened
|
|
|-
| 27
| Still have a long way to go
|
|
|-
| 28
| Natalis puella magicae (arrangement)
| The birthday magical girl
|
|-
| 29
| Before closing barrier
|
|
|-
| 30
| Solitudo mea
| My solitude
|
|-
| 31
| Parrots
|
|
|-
| 32
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis -
| Prayer -Material of Kyouko-
|
|-
| 33
| Eye of typhoon
|
|
|-
| 34
| Cubiculum coniecturae
| The bedroom of conjecture
|
|-
| 35
| Domus meus (arrangement no.2)
| My home (arrangement no.2)
|
|-
| 36
| Morning with miasma
|
|
|-
| 37
| Exitus desperationis (arrangement)
| The end of despair
|
|-
| 38
| Domus meus (arrangement no.1)
| My home (arrangement no.1)
|
|-
| 39
| Walking with devil step
|
|
|-
| 40
| Fright's party
|
|
|-
| 41
| Clientes saluant
| They save those who rely upon them
|
|-
| 42
| Let me give up
|
|
|-
| 43
| Dream or Reality
|
|
|-
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ost1-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST1 Cover
File:Ost2-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST2 Cover
File:Credens Justitiam Lyrics.jpg|Lyrics to Credens Justitiam
File:BD_6_07.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html#id_c19aef40 マギカ　WIKI - BGMまとめ]
*[http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter The numbering and the identification of the later epsiodes was taken from here.]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/05/15/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-i/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST I Review]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/06/12/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-ii/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST II Review]

[[Category:Music| ]]

Madoka Magica Soundtrack

2014-02-05T23:43:07Z

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[[File:Disc_2.jpg|thumb|Volume cover of 2nd DVD/BD volume and 1st OST bundle.]]
[[File:MadokaMagicaV2011.jpg|thumb|300px|List of songs and credits for the 1st OST.]]
The music for the anime series was composed and arranged by [[wikipedia:Yuki Kajiura|Yuki Kajiura]], who also produced the ending theme of series: [[Magia]].

==OST Volume 1==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume One was released bundled with the second DVD and BD volume of the anime. It was originally scheduled for release on April 27th, 2011, but was postponed to May 25th, 2011 due to the [[wikipedia:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami]].

The first volume contains thirteen tracks, including several important background sounds used during key points of the series, but does not include the opening or ending themes of the series. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Sis puella magica!
| You Should Be a Magical Girl!
| ''QB's Topic of Business'' (営業のテーマ) ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs''
| 2:48
|-
| 2
| Salve, terrae magicae
| Welcome to the World of Magic
| ''Next Episode Preview Theme''
| 1:29
|-
| 3
| Gradus prohibitus
| Forbidden Steps
| ''Witch Barrier Theme'' (魔女結界のテーマ) ''Ominous Witch Barrier Music''
| 3:35
|-
| 4
| Credens justitiam
| Believing in Justice
| ''Mami's Battle Theme'' (マミさんのテーマ)
| 1:56
|-
| 5
| Clementia
| Compassion
| ''Madoka's Mom is a Bro''
| 1:58
|-
| 6
| Desiderium
| Longing
| ''Peaceful Theme'' ''Mami's Room Theme'' (マミルームのテーマ)
| 1:41
|-
| 7
| Conturbatio
| Disorder
| ''Homura's Appearance'' ''Sayaka's Theme (music box version)''
| 1:28
|-
| 8
| Postmeridie
| In the Afternoon
| ''School'' (登校のテーマ) ''The Three Friends Theme'' (三人仲良しのテーマ)
| 1:39
|-
| 9
| Puella in somnio
| The Girl in the Dream
| ''Dramatic Theme'' ''Homura's Theme''
| 1:56
|-
| 10
| Umbra nigra
| Black Shadow
| ''Darkest Hour'' ''Flag Theme'' (フラグのテーマ)
| 1:43
|-
| 11
| Terror adhaerens
| Clinging Terror
| ''Sayaka-chan's Right Argument Theme'' (さやかちゃん正論のテーマ)
| 3:49
|-
| 12
| Scaena felix
| A Happy Scene
| ''Madoka's Morning'' ''Everyday Life Theme'' (日常のテーマ)
| 1:50
|-
| 13
| Pugna cum maga
| A Duel with a Witch
| ''Puella Magi Crash Course'' ''Witch Appearance Theme''
| 2:14
|}

==OST Volume 2==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Two was released bundled with the fourth DVD and BD volume of the anime on July 27, 2011. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Decretum
| Decision
| ''Sayaka's Theme'' (さやかのテーマ) Conturbatio ''(arrange)''
| 1:48
|-
| 2
| Agmen clientum
| Army of Minions
| ''Homura vs Charlotte'' ''We Need To Go Wider'' ''"I'll be the one to take him out"'' (こいつを仕留めるのはあたし)
| 1:44
|-
| 3
| Venari strigas
| Witch Hunt
| ''Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself'' ''Magical Girl Death Theme'' (魔法少女の死のテーマ)
| 2:46
|-
| 4
| Signum malum
| Bad Omen
| ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs (slow darker version)'' ''QB's Topic of Business (slow darker version)'' (営業のテーマ(オルゴール風)) Sis puella magica! ''(slow darker version)''
| 1:46
|-
| 5
| Amicae carae meae
| My Beloved Friends
| ''The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname'' (まどかの憂鬱)''"Then you just have to do something wrong"''
| 2:01
|-
| 6
| Incertus
| Uncertainty
| ''Madoka's Grief''
| 1:39
|-
| 7
| Inevitabilis
| Inevitable
| ''"What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"'' Puella in somnio ''(piano version)'' ''Homura's Theme (piano version)'' ''"I've come from the future, you know?"''
| 1:54
|-
| 8
| Serena ira
| Peaceful Wrath
| ''Sayaka's Grief'' ''Sayaka's Funeral Theme'' (さやか葬式のテーマ)
| 2:01
|-
| 9
| Anima mala
| Evil Soul
| ''"Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches"'' ''Kyoko's Theme''
| 1:43
|-
| 10
| Pugna infinita
| Unending Battle
| ''DO NOT THROW SOULS'' ''"I don't get it"''
| 1:55
|-
| 11
| Vocalise Op.34 no.14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|
|
| 3:35
|-
| 12
| Ave Maria (Charles Gounod)
| Hail Mary
| ''Kyousuke Gets It On With His Violin''
| 4:48
|}

==OST Volume 3==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Three was released bundled with the sixth DVD and BD volume of the anime on September 21, 2011.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Numquam vincar
| I will never be defeated Let me never be defeated
| ''"I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"''
| 2:07
|-
| 2
| Quamobrem?
| Why?
|
| 1:30
|-
| 3
| Cor destructum
| Destroyed Heart
| ''Disturbance Theme''
| 1:27
|-
| 4
| Surgam identidem
| I shall rise again and again
| ''Walpurgis Night''
| 3:35
|-
| 5
| Confessio
| Confession
| ''Reminiscence Theme''
| 1:48
|-
| 6
| Sagitta luminis
| Arrow of light
| ''Madoka the Goddess''
| 5:42
|-
| 7
| Nux Walpurgis
| Walpurgis Night (lit. Walpurga's Nut)
| ''"How many more times will I lose to it?"
| 2:34
|-
| 8
| Cubilulum album
| White bedroom
| ''Space Theme''
| 2:19
|-
| 9
| Taenia memoriae
| The ribbon of memories
| ''Talk on the Bank''
| 2:11
|-
| 10
| La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (Claude Debussy)
| The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
|
| 2:34
|-
| 11
| Symposium magarum
| Symposium of witches
| ''Oktavia's Theme''
| 1:46
|-
| 12
| Pergo pugnare
| I continue to fight
| ''Demons Ahead''
| 2:13
|-
| 13
| コネクト -ゲームインストー
| Connect ~Game Instrumental~
| ''Connect -DDR MIX-''
| 1:33
|}

==Movie OST==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Movie Original Soundtrack was released bundled with the DVD and BD volume of the movie on July 24, 2013.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:90%"| Title
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| encounter
| 0:52
|-
| 2
| warning #1
| 1:09
|-
| 3
| warning #2
| 1:00
|-
| 4
| odd world #1
| 0:43
|-
| 5
| odd world #2
| 1:34
|-
| 6
| no more fear
| 1:13
|-
| 7
| wo ist die Käse?
| 0:51
|-
| 8
| short action
| 0:55
|-
| 9
| fateful #1
| 2:45
|-
| 10
| something unusual
| 1:28
|-
| 11
| crises happening
| 1:15
|-
| 12
| witch world #1
| 1:37
|-
| 13
| odd world #3
| 1:08
|-
| 14
| wicked
| 1:24
|-
| 15
| a human bullet
| 1:46
|-
| 16
| mother and daughter
| 2:28
|-
| 17
| touch-and-go
| 1:31
|-
| 18
| fateful #2
| 1:51
|-
| 19
| she has a past
| 1:50
|-
| 20
| she has a heart
| 2:03
|-
| 21
| complicated mind
| 0:42
|-
| 22
| wounded feeling
| 1:37
|-
| 23
| witch world #2
| 2:10
|-
| 24
| collapse
| 0:51
|-
| 25
| fateful #3
| 2:01
|-
| 26
| deep in grief
| 1:09
|-
| 27
| threatening
| 0:44
|-
| 28
| she is a witch
| 1:42
|-
| 29
| fateful #4
| 1:31
|-
| 30
| facing the truth #1
| 3:14
|-
| 31
| I'll be with you
| 1:26
|-
| 32
| I miss you
| 3:04
|-
| 33
| time-manipulation
| 2:05
|-
| 34
| facing the truth #2
| 2:12
|-
| 35
| her wings
| 2:47
|-
| 36
| rebirth
| 1:09
|-
| 37
| for the next episode
| 1:20
|-
|}

== Episode breakdown ==
This list tries to identify the tracks used in the show and related materials. The "''BGM''" designations in italics are tentative numbering based on order of appearance for tracks not released yet. Classical pieces used are designated "''IN''".
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 23:56 || 25:22 || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita [Note: This is only included on the bluray version]
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version- [25:26 to 25:40 on the bluray version]
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:33 || 01:48 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || Vol3 #13 || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae (My Beloved Friend)
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || Vol3 #10 || "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" (Claude Debussy)
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || Vol2 #10 || Pugna infinita (Unending Battle)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || Connect ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 06:54|| || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 08:34|| || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:02|| || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 12:37|| || ''Unreleased'' || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 18:00|| || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 20:42|| || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 22:24|| || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful wrath)
|-
| 05:45 || || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 09:01 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 15:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decree)
|-
| 22:25 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 01:57 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 15:21 || || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum (Of the Magical Symposia)
|-
| 22:58 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie(In the Afternoon)
|-
| 02:36 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 18:07 || || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 18:46 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 02:02 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 05:13 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:52 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 15:52 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part A''
|-
| 18:45 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part B''
|-
| 21:54 || || Vol3 #07 || Nux Walpurgis (Walpurgis Night)
|-
| 23:55 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 07:33 || || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album (White Bedroom)
|-
| 10:31 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 13:42 || || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 16:52 || || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae (To the Memory of the Ribbon)
|-
| 19:28 || || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare (I Continue to Fight)
|-
| 21:29 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Blu-ray Menu ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''Blu-ray Menu'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || endless || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem? (Why?)
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|}

=== Drama CD 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_2|Drama CD 2]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:31 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:43 || 02:05 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 03:00 || 03:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 04:10 || 07:05 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:09 || 10:17 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:25 || 11:05 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:15 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 14:23 || 15:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 16:23 || 16:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:19 || 20:22 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 22:19 || 22:49 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_3|Drama CD 3]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:45 || 01:45 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:58 || 03:15 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 03:25 || 04:45 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 05:12 || 06:23 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 08:08 || 09:51 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 10:43 || 13:07 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 14:39 || 16:00 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 16:30 || 17:53 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 18:22 || 19:07 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:30 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 23:07 || 23:58 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 24:00 || 24:38 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 26:06 || 27:45 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka_Magica_Drama_CD_4:_Summer_Magical_Girl_Training_Camp!!|Drama CD 4]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:26 || 01:23 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
|}

=== Movie 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Beginning Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:00:59 || 0:02:20 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:03:04 || 0:04:43 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:04:45 || 0:06:03 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:06:58 || 0:07:47 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:09:47 || 0:10:34 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:10:41 || 0:12:26 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium
|-
| 0:12:34 || 0:12:42 || Luminous || Luminous
|-
| 0:12:55 || 0:14:21 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:14:37 || 0:15:20 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:15:27 || 0:16:05 || Movie #01 || encounter
|-
| 0:16:43 || 0:17:40 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:19:05 || 0:22:30 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:23:24 || 0:23:54 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise Op.34 no.14
|-
| 0:25:17 || 0:26:18 || Movie #02 || warning #1
|-
| 0:26:29 || 0:27:13 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:27:29 || 0:28:54 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:29:34 || 0:30:30 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:30:30 || 0:32:13 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro] ～instrumental～
|-
| 0:33:42 || 0:34:34 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 0:35:46 || 0:36:42 || Movie #03 || warning #2
|-
| 0:37:08 || 0:38:29 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum
|-
| 0:38:30 || 0:39:02 || Movie #04 || odd world #1
|-
| 0:39:53 || 0:40:56 || Movie #05 || odd world #2
|-
| 0:41:46 || 0:44:11 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae
|-
| 0:44:26 || 0:45:30 || Hikari Furu || Mirai
|-
| 0:45:40 || 0:46:22 || Movie #07 || wo ist die Käse?
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:47:33 || Movie #08 || short action
|-
| 0:47:52 || 0:48:56 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:30 || 0:52:13 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:52:25 || 0:52:54 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem?
|-
| 0:53:29 || 0:56:05 || Movie #09 || fateful #1
|-
| 0:56:30 || 0:58:25 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 0:59:01 || 1:00:24 || Movie #10 || something unusual
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:01:30 || Movie #11 || crises happening
|-
| 1:01:44 || 1:03:11 || Movie #12 || witch world #1
|-
| 1:04:07 || 1:06:26 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:07:19 || 1:08:48 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 1:08:56 || 1:10:07 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:10:07 || 1:11:05 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:12:53 || 1:13:47 || Movie #13 || odd world #3
|-
| 1:14:21 || 1:15:37 || Movie #14 || wicked
|-
| 1:16:25 || 1:18:04 || Movie #15 || a human bullet
|-
| 1:20:26 || 1:21:46 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:22:12 || 1:24:47 || Movie #16 || mother and daughter
|-
| 1:25:14 || 1:25:29 || Vol3 #10 || La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
|-
| 1:25:31 || 1:26:57 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 1:27:17 || 1:28:38 || Movie #17 || touch-and-go
|-
| 1:29:00 || 1:31:33 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:32:08 || 1:34:25 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:34:33 || 1:36:17 || Movie #18 || fateful #2
|-
| 1:37:40 || 1:38:58 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:38:58 || 1:40:38 || Movie #19 || she has a past
|-
| 1:41:21 || 1:43:18 || Movie #20 || she has a heart
|-
| 1:43:58 || 1:44:34 || Movie #21 || complicated mind
|-
| 1:45:38 || 1:46:14 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum
|-
| 1:46:22 || 1:47:50 || Movie #22 || wounded feeling
|-
| 1:48:44 || 1:50:50 || Movie #23 || witch world #2
|-
| 1:56:42 || 1:57:20 || Movie #24 || collapse
|-
| 1:58:53 || 2:00:48 || Movie #25 || fateful #3
|-
| 2:01:11 || 2:02:13 || Movie #26 || deep in grief
|-
| 2:02:59 || 2:03:33 || Movie #27 || threatening
|-
| 2:04:12 || 2:05:32 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 2:05:49 || 2:10:58 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
|}

=== Movie 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Eternal Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:01:10 || 0:02:28 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 0:02:29 || 0:03:55 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:04:09 || 0:05:48 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:07:00 || 0:08:25 || Movie #29 || fateful #4
|-
| 0:09:41 || 0:12:46 || Movie #30 || facing the truth #1
|-
| 0:14:16 || 0:15:18 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:15:49 || 0:17:40 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:17:54 || 0:19:45 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:21:32 || 0:25:08 || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum
|-
| 0:25:35 || 0:26:48 || Movie #31 || I'll be with you
|-
| 0:27:03 || 0:30:00 || Movie #32 || I miss you
|-
| 0:30:14 || 0:30:45 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:31:42 || 0:33:53 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:34:12 || 0:35:03 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 0:35:29 || 0:36:12 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:37:01 || 0:40:11 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:41:00 || 0:42:45 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:44:38 || 0:45:49 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:49:19 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:58 || 0:50:41 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar
|-
| 0:51:04 || 0:52:45 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
| 0:53:56 || 0:54:56 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:54:67 || 0:56:27 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 0:56:39 || 0:58:38 || Movie #33 || time-manipulation
|-
| 0:58:48 || 0:59:39 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:02:30 || Movie #34 || facing the truth #2
|-
| 1:04:01 || 1:05:33 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:05:48 || 1:07:15 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:07:38 || 1:09:17 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:11:03 || 1:13:11 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:13:32 || 1:14:49 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:15:37 || 1:17:00 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 1:17:04 || 1:18:34 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:19:17 || 1:21:42 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:21:54 || 1:25:50 || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis
|-
| 1:26:50 || 1:28:37 || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album
|-
| 1:29:51 || 1:32:30 || Movie #35 || her wings
|-
| 1:32:42 || 1:33:44 || Movie #36 || rebirth
|-
| 1:34:04 || 1:35:55 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:37:14 || 1:39:15 || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae
|-
| 1:39:34 || 1:41:49 || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare
|-
| 1:41:52 || 1:43:23 || Luminous || Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)
|-
| 1:44:34 || 1:49:22 || Hikari Furu || Hikari Furu
|-
| 1:49:29 || 1:50:46 || Movie #37 || for the next episode
|-
|}

=== Movie 3 ===
As the official soundtrack for [[The Rebellion Story]] has yet to be released, this will serve as a tentative tracklist:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! width="100" | Title
! scope="col" | Tentative and fan title(s)
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || 1 || once we were ||"Prologue #1" "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || 2 || nightmare ballet ||"Nightmare world" "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || 3 || まだだめよ || "I Dream of Dawn" まだだめよ
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || || || "Strange class" "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || 4 || nice to meet you || "Transfer student"
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || 5 || nothing special, but so special || "Month of dawn" "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || 6 || nightmare!! || "Hitomi's nightmare" "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || || || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || 7 || || Holy Quintet "Puella Magi Holy Quintet"
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || 8 || one for all || "No more fear #2" "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || || || "Cake Song"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || 9 || he is... || "Pergo pugnare #2" "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || 10 || the battle is over || "Sunrise"
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || 11 || doubt || "Faceless #1" "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || 12 || something, everything is wrong ||"Differences"
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || 13 || raise the curtain || "Bus ride #1" "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || || || "Bus ride #2" "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || 14 || never get there ||"To Kazamino City" "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || 15 || I remember || "Puella in somnio #2" "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || 16 || face the truth ||"Facing the truth #3" "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || 17 || doubt #2 || "Faceless #2" "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || 18 || gonna fight with me || "Witch interference" "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || 19 || absolute configuration || "Gun fight #1" "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || 20 || her decision || "Mercy"
|-
| || || 21 || where is the truth? ||
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || 22 || pulling my own weight ||"In the witch's barrier" "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || 23 || another episode || "For the next episode #2" "for this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || 24 || wanna destroy? ||"Short action #2" "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || 25 || dream world ||"Prologue #2" "The False City" The Rebellion Story Main Theme
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || 26 || never leave you alone || "Sagitta luminis #2" "In The Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || 27 || this is the truth ||"Warning #3" "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || 28 || flame of despair ||"She is a witch #2" "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || 29 || now he is ||"Fateful #5" "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || 30 || you are here || "Incubation #1" "The Observation"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || 31 || experimentation ||"Incubation #2" "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || 32 || Noi! (Us!) ||"Birth of a witch" "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || 33 || the worst ending || "Extermination" "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || 34 || I cursed myself ||"Grief consumption" "The Worst Ending"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || 35 || this is my despair ||"She is a witch #3" "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || 36 || theater of a witch ||"Nutcracker witch" "Die Nussknacker-Hexe" "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || 37 || we're here for you || "For this episode #3" "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || 38 || take your hands || "Eternal Feminine" "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || 39 || wings of relief ||"The Law of Cycles" "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || 40 || I was waiting for this moment ||"Overthrow" "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || || ||"Cubilulum album #2" "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || 41 || her new wings || "Demon" "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || 42 || solve the riddle || "Rewritten world" "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || || ||"Postmeridie #2" "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || 43 || I think this world is precious ||"Goddess and demon" "Heinrike und Gretchen" "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || 44 || happy ending ||"Who is dreaming?" "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || 45 || not yet ||"End of rebellion" "Disconnect"
|-
|}

==The Battle Pentagram==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Her story repeats himself
|
|
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae -
| Justice -Material of Sayaka-
|
|-
| 3
| Death warrant
|
|
|-
| 4
| Quick and Victory
|
|
|-
| 5
| Her story repeats itself
|
|
|-
| 6
| Ubi eam?
| Where should I go?
|
|-
| 7
| Spes - Materia Madokae -
| Hope -Material of Madoka-
|
|-
| 8
| Holiday without the plan
|
|
|-
| 9
| Uneasiness
|
|
|-
| 10
| Call to darkness
|
|
|-
| 11
| End justifies Means
|
|
|-
| 12
| Like a lover's quarrel
|
|
|-
| 13
| As my rival
|
|
|-
| 14
| Quod id est?
| What is that?
|
|-
| 15
| Vox Maternae
| Mother's voice
|
|-
| 16
| Doubt and Hesitation
|
|
|-
| 17
| No Emotion and Will
|
|
|-
| 18
| Semen Doloris
| Grief seed
|
|-
| 19
| Hora theae
| The hour of the goddess
|
|-
| 20
| Concealed in this town
|
|
|-
| 21
| Para, ite!
| Ready, go!
|
|-
| 22
| Inquietam
| Restlessness
|
|-
| 23
| Side of Madness
|
|
|-
| 24
| Dolus vel lascivia
| Pain or lust
|
|-
| 25
| Deadlocked
|
|
|-
| 26
| Too sad to pretend that never happened
|
|
|-
| 27
| Still have a long way to go
|
|
|-
| 28
| Natalis puella magicae (arrangement)
| The birthday magical girl
|
|-
| 29
| Before closing barrier
|
|
|-
| 30
| Solitudo mea
| My solitude
|
|-
| 31
| Parrots
|
|
|-
| 32
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis -
| Prayer -Material of Kyouko-
|
|-
| 33
| Eye of typhoon
|
|
|-
| 34
| Cubiculum coniecturae
| The bedroom of conjecture
|
|-
| 35
| Domus meus (arrangement no.2)
| My home (arrangement no.2)
|
|-
| 36
| Morning with miasma
|
|
|-
| 37
| Exitus desperationis (arrangement)
| The end of despair
|
|-
| 38
| Domus meus (arrangement no.1)
| My home (arrangement no.1)
|
|-
| 39
| Walking with devil step
|
|
|-
| 40
| Fright's party
|
|
|-
| 41
| Clientes saluant
| They save those who rely upon them
|
|-
| 42
| Let me give up
|
|
|-
| 43
| Dream or Reality
|
|
|-
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ost1-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST1 Cover
File:Ost2-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST2 Cover
File:Credens Justitiam Lyrics.jpg|Lyrics to Credens Justitiam
File:BD_6_07.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html#id_c19aef40 マギカ　WIKI - BGMまとめ]
*[http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter The numbering and the identification of the later epsiodes was taken from here.]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/05/15/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-i/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST I Review]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/06/12/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-ii/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST II Review]

[[Category:Music| ]]

Madoka Magica Soundtrack

2014-02-05T23:41:46Z

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[[File:Disc_2.jpg|thumb|Volume cover of 2nd DVD/BD volume and 1st OST bundle.]]
[[File:MadokaMagicaV2011.jpg|thumb|300px|List of songs and credits for the 1st OST.]]
The music for the anime series was composed and arranged by [[wikipedia:Yuki Kajiura|Yuki Kajiura]], who also produced the ending theme of series: [[Magia]].

==OST Volume 1==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume One was released bundled with the second DVD and BD volume of the anime. It was originally scheduled for release on April 27th, 2011, but was postponed to May 25th, 2011 due to the [[wikipedia:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami]].

The first volume contains thirteen tracks, including several important background sounds used during key points of the series, but does not include the opening or ending themes of the series. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Sis puella magica!
| You Should Be a Magical Girl!
| ''QB's Topic of Business'' (営業のテーマ) ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs''
| 2:48
|-
| 2
| Salve, terrae magicae
| Welcome to the World of Magic
| ''Next Episode Preview Theme''
| 1:29
|-
| 3
| Gradus prohibitus
| Forbidden Steps
| ''Witch Barrier Theme'' (魔女結界のテーマ) ''Ominous Witch Barrier Music''
| 3:35
|-
| 4
| Credens justitiam
| Believing in Justice
| ''Mami's Battle Theme'' (マミさんのテーマ)
| 1:56
|-
| 5
| Clementia
| Compassion
| ''Madoka's Mom is a Bro''
| 1:58
|-
| 6
| Desiderium
| Longing
| ''Peaceful Theme'' ''Mami's Room Theme'' (マミルームのテーマ)
| 1:41
|-
| 7
| Conturbatio
| Disorder
| ''Homura's Appearance'' ''Sayaka's Theme (music box version)''
| 1:28
|-
| 8
| Postmeridie
| In the Afternoon
| ''School'' (登校のテーマ) ''The Three Friends Theme'' (三人仲良しのテーマ)
| 1:39
|-
| 9
| Puella in somnio
| The Girl in the Dream
| ''Dramatic Theme'' ''Homura's Theme''
| 1:56
|-
| 10
| Umbra nigra
| Black Shadow
| ''Darkest Hour'' ''Flag Theme'' (フラグのテーマ)
| 1:43
|-
| 11
| Terror adhaerens
| Clinging Terror
| ''Sayaka-chan's Right Argument Theme'' (さやかちゃん正論のテーマ)
| 3:49
|-
| 12
| Scaena felix
| A Happy Scene
| ''Madoka's Morning'' ''Everyday Life Theme'' (日常のテーマ)
| 1:50
|-
| 13
| Pugna cum maga
| A Duel with a Witch
| ''Puella Magi Crash Course'' ''Witch Appearance Theme''
| 2:14
|}

==OST Volume 2==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Two was released bundled with the fourth DVD and BD volume of the anime on July 27, 2011. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Decretum
| Decision
| ''Sayaka's Theme'' (さやかのテーマ) Conturbatio ''(arrange)''
| 1:48
|-
| 2
| Agmen clientum
| Army of Minions
| ''Homura vs Charlotte'' ''We Need To Go Wider'' ''"I'll be the one to take him out"'' (こいつを仕留めるのはあたし)
| 1:44
|-
| 3
| Venari strigas
| Witch Hunt
| ''Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself'' ''Magical Girl Death Theme'' (魔法少女の死のテーマ)
| 2:46
|-
| 4
| Signum malum
| Bad Omen
| ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs (slow darker version)'' ''QB's Topic of Business (slow darker version)'' (営業のテーマ(オルゴール風)) Sis puella magica! ''(slow darker version)''
| 1:46
|-
| 5
| Amicae carae meae
| My Beloved Friends
| ''The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname'' (まどかの憂鬱)''"Then you just have to do something wrong"''
| 2:01
|-
| 6
| Incertus
| Uncertainty
| ''Madoka's Grief''
| 1:39
|-
| 7
| Inevitabilis
| Inevitable
| ''"What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"'' Puella in somnio ''(piano version)'' ''Homura's Theme (piano version)'' ''"I've come from the future, you know?"''
| 1:54
|-
| 8
| Serena ira
| Peaceful Wrath
| ''Sayaka's Grief'' ''Sayaka's Funeral Theme'' (さやか葬式のテーマ)
| 2:01
|-
| 9
| Anima mala
| Evil Soul
| ''"Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches"'' ''Kyoko's Theme''
| 1:43
|-
| 10
| Pugna infinita
| Unending Battle
| ''DO NOT THROW SOULS'' ''"I don't get it"''
| 1:55
|-
| 11
| Vocalise Op.34 no.14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|
|
| 3:35
|-
| 12
| Ave Maria (Charles Gounod)
| Hail Mary
| ''Kyousuke Gets It On With His Violin''
| 4:48
|}

==OST Volume 3==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Three was released bundled with the sixth DVD and BD volume of the anime on September 21, 2011.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Numquam vincar
| I will never be defeated Let me never be defeated
| ''"I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"''
| 2:07
|-
| 2
| Quamobrem?
| Why?
|
| 1:30
|-
| 3
| Cor destructum
| Destroyed Heart
| ''Disturbance Theme''
| 1:27
|-
| 4
| Surgam identidem
| I shall rise again and again
| ''Walpurgis Night''
| 3:35
|-
| 5
| Confessio
| Confession
| ''Reminiscence Theme''
| 1:48
|-
| 6
| Sagitta luminis
| Arrow of light
| ''Madoka the Goddess''
| 5:42
|-
| 7
| Nux Walpurgis
| Walpurgis Night (lit. Walpurga's Nut)
| ''"How many more times will I lose to it?"
| 2:34
|-
| 8
| Cubilulum album
| White bedroom
| ''Space Theme''
| 2:19
|-
| 9
| Taenia memoriae
| The ribbon of memories
| ''Talk on the Bank''
| 2:11
|-
| 10
| La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (Claude Debussy)
| The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
|
| 2:34
|-
| 11
| Symposium magarum
| Symposium of witches
| ''Oktavia's Theme''
| 1:46
|-
| 12
| Pergo pugnare
| I continue to fight
| ''Demons Ahead''
| 2:13
|-
| 13
| コネクト -ゲームインストー
| Connect ~Game Instrumental~
| ''Connect -DDR MIX-''
| 1:33
|}

==Movie OST==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Movie Original Soundtrack was released bundled with the DVD and BD volume of the movie on July 24, 2013.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:90%"| Title
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| encounter
| 0:52
|-
| 2
| warning #1
| 1:09
|-
| 3
| warning #2
| 1:00
|-
| 4
| odd world #1
| 0:43
|-
| 5
| odd world #2
| 1:34
|-
| 6
| no more fear
| 1:13
|-
| 7
| wo ist die Käse?
| 0:51
|-
| 8
| short action
| 0:55
|-
| 9
| fateful #1
| 2:45
|-
| 10
| something unusual
| 1:28
|-
| 11
| crises happening
| 1:15
|-
| 12
| witch world #1
| 1:37
|-
| 13
| odd world #3
| 1:08
|-
| 14
| wicked
| 1:24
|-
| 15
| a human bullet
| 1:46
|-
| 16
| mother and daughter
| 2:28
|-
| 17
| touch-and-go
| 1:31
|-
| 18
| fateful #2
| 1:51
|-
| 19
| she has a past
| 1:50
|-
| 20
| she has a heart
| 2:03
|-
| 21
| complicated mind
| 0:42
|-
| 22
| wounded feeling
| 1:37
|-
| 23
| witch world #2
| 2:10
|-
| 24
| collapse
| 0:51
|-
| 25
| fateful #3
| 2:01
|-
| 26
| deep in grief
| 1:09
|-
| 27
| threatening
| 0:44
|-
| 28
| she is a witch
| 1:42
|-
| 29
| fateful #4
| 1:31
|-
| 30
| facing the truth #1
| 3:14
|-
| 31
| I'll be with you
| 1:26
|-
| 32
| I miss you
| 3:04
|-
| 33
| time-manipulation
| 2:05
|-
| 34
| facing the truth #2
| 2:12
|-
| 35
| her wings
| 2:47
|-
| 36
| rebirth
| 1:09
|-
| 37
| for the next episode
| 1:20
|-
|}

== Episode breakdown ==
This list tries to identify the tracks used in the show and related materials. The "''BGM''" designations in italics are tentative numbering based on order of appearance for tracks not released yet. Classical pieces used are designated "''IN''".
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 23:56 || 25:22 || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita [Note: This is only included on the bluray version]
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version- [25:26 to 25:40 on the bluray version]
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:33 || 01:48 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || Vol3 #13 || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae (My Beloved Friend)
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || Vol3 #10 || "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" (Claude Debussy)
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || Vol2 #10 || Pugna infinita (Unending Battle)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || Connect ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 06:54|| || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 08:34|| || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:02|| || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 12:37|| || ''Unreleased'' || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 18:00|| || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 20:42|| || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 22:24|| || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful wrath)
|-
| 05:45 || || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 09:01 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 15:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decree)
|-
| 22:25 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 01:57 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 15:21 || || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum (Of the Magical Symposia)
|-
| 22:58 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie(In the Afternoon)
|-
| 02:36 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 18:07 || || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 18:46 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 02:02 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 05:13 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:52 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 15:52 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part A''
|-
| 18:45 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part B''
|-
| 21:54 || || Vol3 #07 || Nux Walpurgis (Walpurgis Night)
|-
| 23:55 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 07:33 || || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album (White Bedroom)
|-
| 10:31 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 13:42 || || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 16:52 || || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae (To the Memory of the Ribbon)
|-
| 19:28 || || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare (I Continue to Fight)
|-
| 21:29 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Blu-ray Menu ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''Blu-ray Menu'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || endless || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem? (Why?)
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|}

=== Drama CD 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_2|Drama CD 2]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:31 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:43 || 02:05 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 03:00 || 03:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 04:10 || 07:05 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:09 || 10:17 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:25 || 11:05 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:15 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 14:23 || 15:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 16:23 || 16:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:19 || 20:22 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 22:19 || 22:49 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_3|Drama CD 3]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:45 || 01:45 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:58 || 03:15 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 03:25 || 04:45 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 05:12 || 06:23 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 08:08 || 09:51 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 10:43 || 13:07 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 14:39 || 16:00 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 16:30 || 17:53 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 18:22 || 19:07 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:30 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 23:07 || 23:58 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 24:00 || 24:38 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 26:06 || 27:45 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka_Magica_Drama_CD_4:_Summer_Magical_Girl_Training_Camp!!|Drama CD 4]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:26 || 01:23 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
|}

=== Movie 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Beginning Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:00:59 || 0:02:20 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:03:04 || 0:04:43 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:04:45 || 0:06:03 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:06:58 || 0:07:47 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:09:47 || 0:10:34 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:10:41 || 0:12:26 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium
|-
| 0:12:34 || 0:12:42 || Luminous || Luminous
|-
| 0:12:55 || 0:14:21 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:14:37 || 0:15:20 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:15:27 || 0:16:05 || Movie #01 || encounter
|-
| 0:16:43 || 0:17:40 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:19:05 || 0:22:30 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:23:24 || 0:23:54 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise Op.34 no.14
|-
| 0:25:17 || 0:26:18 || Movie #02 || warning #1
|-
| 0:26:29 || 0:27:13 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:27:29 || 0:28:54 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:29:34 || 0:30:30 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:30:30 || 0:32:13 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro] ～instrumental～
|-
| 0:33:42 || 0:34:34 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 0:35:46 || 0:36:42 || Movie #03 || warning #2
|-
| 0:37:08 || 0:38:29 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum
|-
| 0:38:30 || 0:39:02 || Movie #04 || odd world #1
|-
| 0:39:53 || 0:40:56 || Movie #05 || odd world #2
|-
| 0:41:46 || 0:44:11 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae
|-
| 0:44:26 || 0:45:30 || Hikari Furu || Mirai
|-
| 0:45:40 || 0:46:22 || Movie #07 || wo ist die Käse?
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:47:33 || Movie #08 || short action
|-
| 0:47:52 || 0:48:56 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:30 || 0:52:13 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:52:25 || 0:52:54 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem?
|-
| 0:53:29 || 0:56:05 || Movie #09 || fateful #1
|-
| 0:56:30 || 0:58:25 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 0:59:01 || 1:00:24 || Movie #10 || something unusual
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:01:30 || Movie #11 || crises happening
|-
| 1:01:44 || 1:03:11 || Movie #12 || witch world #1
|-
| 1:04:07 || 1:06:26 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:07:19 || 1:08:48 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 1:08:56 || 1:10:07 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:10:07 || 1:11:05 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:12:53 || 1:13:47 || Movie #13 || odd world #3
|-
| 1:14:21 || 1:15:37 || Movie #14 || wicked
|-
| 1:16:25 || 1:18:04 || Movie #15 || a human bullet
|-
| 1:20:26 || 1:21:46 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:22:12 || 1:24:47 || Movie #16 || mother and daughter
|-
| 1:25:14 || 1:25:29 || Vol3 #10 || La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
|-
| 1:25:31 || 1:26:57 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 1:27:17 || 1:28:38 || Movie #17 || touch-and-go
|-
| 1:29:00 || 1:31:33 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:32:08 || 1:34:25 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:34:33 || 1:36:17 || Movie #18 || fateful #2
|-
| 1:37:40 || 1:38:58 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:38:58 || 1:40:38 || Movie #19 || she has a past
|-
| 1:41:21 || 1:43:18 || Movie #20 || she has a heart
|-
| 1:43:58 || 1:44:34 || Movie #21 || complicated mind
|-
| 1:45:38 || 1:46:14 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum
|-
| 1:46:22 || 1:47:50 || Movie #22 || wounded feeling
|-
| 1:48:44 || 1:50:50 || Movie #23 || witch world #2
|-
| 1:56:42 || 1:57:20 || Movie #24 || collapse
|-
| 1:58:53 || 2:00:48 || Movie #25 || fateful #3
|-
| 2:01:11 || 2:02:13 || Movie #26 || deep in grief
|-
| 2:02:59 || 2:03:33 || Movie #27 || threatening
|-
| 2:04:12 || 2:05:32 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 2:05:49 || 2:10:58 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
|}

=== Movie 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Eternal Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:01:10 || 0:02:28 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 0:02:29 || 0:03:55 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:04:09 || 0:05:48 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:07:00 || 0:08:25 || Movie #29 || fateful #4
|-
| 0:09:41 || 0:12:46 || Movie #30 || facing the truth #1
|-
| 0:14:16 || 0:15:18 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:15:49 || 0:17:40 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:17:54 || 0:19:45 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:21:32 || 0:25:08 || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum
|-
| 0:25:35 || 0:26:48 || Movie #31 || I'll be with you
|-
| 0:27:03 || 0:30:00 || Movie #32 || I miss you
|-
| 0:30:14 || 0:30:45 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:31:42 || 0:33:53 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:34:12 || 0:35:03 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 0:35:29 || 0:36:12 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:37:01 || 0:40:11 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:41:00 || 0:42:45 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:44:38 || 0:45:49 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:49:19 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:58 || 0:50:41 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar
|-
| 0:51:04 || 0:52:45 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
| 0:53:56 || 0:54:56 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:54:67 || 0:56:27 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 0:56:39 || 0:58:38 || Movie #33 || time-manipulation
|-
| 0:58:48 || 0:59:39 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:02:30 || Movie #34 || facing the truth #2
|-
| 1:04:01 || 1:05:33 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:05:48 || 1:07:15 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:07:38 || 1:09:17 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:11:03 || 1:13:11 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:13:32 || 1:14:49 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:15:37 || 1:17:00 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 1:17:04 || 1:18:34 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:19:17 || 1:21:42 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:21:54 || 1:25:50 || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis
|-
| 1:26:50 || 1:28:37 || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album
|-
| 1:29:51 || 1:32:30 || Movie #35 || her wings
|-
| 1:32:42 || 1:33:44 || Movie #36 || rebirth
|-
| 1:34:04 || 1:35:55 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:37:14 || 1:39:15 || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae
|-
| 1:39:34 || 1:41:49 || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare
|-
| 1:41:52 || 1:43:23 || Luminous || Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)
|-
| 1:44:34 || 1:49:22 || Hikari Furu || Hikari Furu
|-
| 1:49:29 || 1:50:46 || Movie #37 || for the next episode
|-
|}

=== Movie 3 ===
As the official soundtrack for [[The Rebellion Story]] has yet to be released, this will serve as a tentative tracklist:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! width="100" | Title
! scope="col" | Tentative and fan title(s)
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || 1 || once we were ||"Prologue #1" "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || 2 || nightmare ballet ||"Nightmare world" "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || 3 || まだだめよ || "I Dream of Dawn" まだだめよ
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || || || "Strange class" "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || 4 || nice to meet you || "Transfer student"
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || 5 || nothing special, but so special || "Month of dawn" "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || 6 || nightmare!! || "Hitomi's nightmare" "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || || || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || 7 || || Holy Quintet "Puella Magi Holy Quintet"
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || 8 || one for all || "No more fear #2" "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || || || "Cake Song"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || 9 || he is... || "Pergo pugnare #2" "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || 10 || the battle is over || "Sunrise"
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || 11 || doubt || "Faceless #1" "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || 12 || something, everything is wrong ||"Differences"
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || 13 || raise the curtain || "Bus ride #1" "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || || || "Bus ride #2" "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || 14 || never get there ||"To Kazamino City" "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || 15 || I remember || "Puella in somnio #2" "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || 16 || face the truth ||"Facing the truth #3" "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || 17 || doubt #2 || "Faceless #2" "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || 18 || gonna fight with me || "Witch interference" "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || 19 || absolute configuration || "Gun fight #1" "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || 20 || her decision || "Mercy"
|-
| || || 21 || where is the truth? || ||
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || 22 || pulling my own weight ||"In the witch's barrier" "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || 23 || another episode || "For the next episode #2" "for this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || 24 || wanna destroy? ||"Short action #2" "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || 25 || dream world ||"Prologue #2" "The False City" The Rebellion Story Main Theme
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || 26 || never leave you alone || "Sagitta luminis #2" "In The Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || 27 || this is the truth ||"Warning #3" "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || 28 || flame of despair ||"She is a witch #2" "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || 29 || now he is ||"Fateful #5" "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || 30 || you are here || "Incubation #1" "The Observation"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || 31 || experimentation ||"Incubation #2" "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || 32 || Noi! (Us!) ||"Birth of a witch" "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || 33 || the worst ending || "Extermination" "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || 34 || I cursed myself ||"Grief consumption" "The Worst Ending"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || 35 || this is my despair ||"She is a witch #3" "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || 36 || theater of a witch ||"Nutcracker witch" "Die Nussknacker-Hexe" "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || 37 || we're here for you || "For this episode #3" "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || 38 || take your hands || "Eternal Feminine" "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || 39 || wings of relief ||"The Law of Cycles" "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || 40 || I was waiting for this moment ||"Overthrow" "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || || ||"Cubilulum album #2" "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || 41 || her new wings || "Demon" "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || 42 || solve the riddle || "Rewritten world" "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || || ||"Postmeridie #2" "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || 43 || I think this world is precious ||"Goddess and demon" "Heinrike und Gretchen" "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || 44 || happy ending ||"Who is dreaming?" "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || 45 || not yet ||"End of rebellion" "Disconnect"
|-
|}

==The Battle Pentagram==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Her story repeats himself
|
|
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae -
| Justice -Material of Sayaka-
|
|-
| 3
| Death warrant
|
|
|-
| 4
| Quick and Victory
|
|
|-
| 5
| Her story repeats itself
|
|
|-
| 6
| Ubi eam?
| Where should I go?
|
|-
| 7
| Spes - Materia Madokae -
| Hope -Material of Madoka-
|
|-
| 8
| Holiday without the plan
|
|
|-
| 9
| Uneasiness
|
|
|-
| 10
| Call to darkness
|
|
|-
| 11
| End justifies Means
|
|
|-
| 12
| Like a lover's quarrel
|
|
|-
| 13
| As my rival
|
|
|-
| 14
| Quod id est?
| What is that?
|
|-
| 15
| Vox Maternae
| Mother's voice
|
|-
| 16
| Doubt and Hesitation
|
|
|-
| 17
| No Emotion and Will
|
|
|-
| 18
| Semen Doloris
| Grief seed
|
|-
| 19
| Hora theae
| The hour of the goddess
|
|-
| 20
| Concealed in this town
|
|
|-
| 21
| Para, ite!
| Ready, go!
|
|-
| 22
| Inquietam
| Restlessness
|
|-
| 23
| Side of Madness
|
|
|-
| 24
| Dolus vel lascivia
| Pain or lust
|
|-
| 25
| Deadlocked
|
|
|-
| 26
| Too sad to pretend that never happened
|
|
|-
| 27
| Still have a long way to go
|
|
|-
| 28
| Natalis puella magicae (arrangement)
| The birthday magical girl
|
|-
| 29
| Before closing barrier
|
|
|-
| 30
| Solitudo mea
| My solitude
|
|-
| 31
| Parrots
|
|
|-
| 32
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis -
| Prayer -Material of Kyouko-
|
|-
| 33
| Eye of typhoon
|
|
|-
| 34
| Cubiculum coniecturae
| The bedroom of conjecture
|
|-
| 35
| Domus meus (arrangement no.2)
| My home (arrangement no.2)
|
|-
| 36
| Morning with miasma
|
|
|-
| 37
| Exitus desperationis (arrangement)
| The end of despair
|
|-
| 38
| Domus meus (arrangement no.1)
| My home (arrangement no.1)
|
|-
| 39
| Walking with devil step
|
|
|-
| 40
| Fright's party
|
|
|-
| 41
| Clientes saluant
| They save those who rely upon them
|
|-
| 42
| Let me give up
|
|
|-
| 43
| Dream or Reality
|
|
|-
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ost1-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST1 Cover
File:Ost2-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST2 Cover
File:Credens Justitiam Lyrics.jpg|Lyrics to Credens Justitiam
File:BD_6_07.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html#id_c19aef40 マギカ　WIKI - BGMまとめ]
*[http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter The numbering and the identification of the later epsiodes was taken from here.]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/05/15/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-i/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST I Review]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/06/12/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-ii/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST II Review]

[[Category:Music| ]]

Madoka Magica Soundtrack

2014-02-05T23:41:09Z

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[[File:Disc_2.jpg|thumb|Volume cover of 2nd DVD/BD volume and 1st OST bundle.]]
[[File:MadokaMagicaV2011.jpg|thumb|300px|List of songs and credits for the 1st OST.]]
The music for the anime series was composed and arranged by [[wikipedia:Yuki Kajiura|Yuki Kajiura]], who also produced the ending theme of series: [[Magia]].

==OST Volume 1==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume One was released bundled with the second DVD and BD volume of the anime. It was originally scheduled for release on April 27th, 2011, but was postponed to May 25th, 2011 due to the [[wikipedia:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami]].

The first volume contains thirteen tracks, including several important background sounds used during key points of the series, but does not include the opening or ending themes of the series. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Sis puella magica!
| You Should Be a Magical Girl!
| ''QB's Topic of Business'' (営業のテーマ) ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs''
| 2:48
|-
| 2
| Salve, terrae magicae
| Welcome to the World of Magic
| ''Next Episode Preview Theme''
| 1:29
|-
| 3
| Gradus prohibitus
| Forbidden Steps
| ''Witch Barrier Theme'' (魔女結界のテーマ) ''Ominous Witch Barrier Music''
| 3:35
|-
| 4
| Credens justitiam
| Believing in Justice
| ''Mami's Battle Theme'' (マミさんのテーマ)
| 1:56
|-
| 5
| Clementia
| Compassion
| ''Madoka's Mom is a Bro''
| 1:58
|-
| 6
| Desiderium
| Longing
| ''Peaceful Theme'' ''Mami's Room Theme'' (マミルームのテーマ)
| 1:41
|-
| 7
| Conturbatio
| Disorder
| ''Homura's Appearance'' ''Sayaka's Theme (music box version)''
| 1:28
|-
| 8
| Postmeridie
| In the Afternoon
| ''School'' (登校のテーマ) ''The Three Friends Theme'' (三人仲良しのテーマ)
| 1:39
|-
| 9
| Puella in somnio
| The Girl in the Dream
| ''Dramatic Theme'' ''Homura's Theme''
| 1:56
|-
| 10
| Umbra nigra
| Black Shadow
| ''Darkest Hour'' ''Flag Theme'' (フラグのテーマ)
| 1:43
|-
| 11
| Terror adhaerens
| Clinging Terror
| ''Sayaka-chan's Right Argument Theme'' (さやかちゃん正論のテーマ)
| 3:49
|-
| 12
| Scaena felix
| A Happy Scene
| ''Madoka's Morning'' ''Everyday Life Theme'' (日常のテーマ)
| 1:50
|-
| 13
| Pugna cum maga
| A Duel with a Witch
| ''Puella Magi Crash Course'' ''Witch Appearance Theme''
| 2:14
|}

==OST Volume 2==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Two was released bundled with the fourth DVD and BD volume of the anime on July 27, 2011. All the tracks are titled in Latin.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Decretum
| Decision
| ''Sayaka's Theme'' (さやかのテーマ) Conturbatio ''(arrange)''
| 1:48
|-
| 2
| Agmen clientum
| Army of Minions
| ''Homura vs Charlotte'' ''We Need To Go Wider'' ''"I'll be the one to take him out"'' (こいつを仕留めるのはあたし)
| 1:44
|-
| 3
| Venari strigas
| Witch Hunt
| ''Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself'' ''Magical Girl Death Theme'' (魔法少女の死のテーマ)
| 2:46
|-
| 4
| Signum malum
| Bad Omen
| ''Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs (slow darker version)'' ''QB's Topic of Business (slow darker version)'' (営業のテーマ(オルゴール風)) Sis puella magica! ''(slow darker version)''
| 1:46
|-
| 5
| Amicae carae meae
| My Beloved Friends
| ''The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname'' (まどかの憂鬱)''"Then you just have to do something wrong"''
| 2:01
|-
| 6
| Incertus
| Uncertainty
| ''Madoka's Grief''
| 1:39
|-
| 7
| Inevitabilis
| Inevitable
| ''"What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"'' Puella in somnio ''(piano version)'' ''Homura's Theme (piano version)'' ''"I've come from the future, you know?"''
| 1:54
|-
| 8
| Serena ira
| Peaceful Wrath
| ''Sayaka's Grief'' ''Sayaka's Funeral Theme'' (さやか葬式のテーマ)
| 2:01
|-
| 9
| Anima mala
| Evil Soul
| ''"Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches"'' ''Kyoko's Theme''
| 1:43
|-
| 10
| Pugna infinita
| Unending Battle
| ''DO NOT THROW SOULS'' ''"I don't get it"''
| 1:55
|-
| 11
| Vocalise Op.34 no.14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|
|
| 3:35
|-
| 12
| Ave Maria (Charles Gounod)
| Hail Mary
| ''Kyousuke Gets It On With His Violin''
| 4:48
|}

==OST Volume 3==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Original Soundtrack: Volume Three was released bundled with the sixth DVD and BD volume of the anime on September 21, 2011.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:30%"| Tentative and fan title(s)
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Numquam vincar
| I will never be defeated Let me never be defeated
| ''"I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"''
| 2:07
|-
| 2
| Quamobrem?
| Why?
|
| 1:30
|-
| 3
| Cor destructum
| Destroyed Heart
| ''Disturbance Theme''
| 1:27
|-
| 4
| Surgam identidem
| I shall rise again and again
| ''Walpurgis Night''
| 3:35
|-
| 5
| Confessio
| Confession
| ''Reminiscence Theme''
| 1:48
|-
| 6
| Sagitta luminis
| Arrow of light
| ''Madoka the Goddess''
| 5:42
|-
| 7
| Nux Walpurgis
| Walpurgis Night (lit. Walpurga's Nut)
| ''"How many more times will I lose to it?"
| 2:34
|-
| 8
| Cubilulum album
| White bedroom
| ''Space Theme''
| 2:19
|-
| 9
| Taenia memoriae
| The ribbon of memories
| ''Talk on the Bank''
| 2:11
|-
| 10
| La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (Claude Debussy)
| The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
|
| 2:34
|-
| 11
| Symposium magarum
| Symposium of witches
| ''Oktavia's Theme''
| 1:46
|-
| 12
| Pergo pugnare
| I continue to fight
| ''Demons Ahead''
| 2:13
|-
| 13
| コネクト -ゲームインストー
| Connect ~Game Instrumental~
| ''Connect -DDR MIX-''
| 1:33
|}

==Movie OST==
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Movie Original Soundtrack was released bundled with the DVD and BD volume of the movie on July 24, 2013.

===Tracklist===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:90%"| Title
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| encounter
| 0:52
|-
| 2
| warning #1
| 1:09
|-
| 3
| warning #2
| 1:00
|-
| 4
| odd world #1
| 0:43
|-
| 5
| odd world #2
| 1:34
|-
| 6
| no more fear
| 1:13
|-
| 7
| wo ist die Käse?
| 0:51
|-
| 8
| short action
| 0:55
|-
| 9
| fateful #1
| 2:45
|-
| 10
| something unusual
| 1:28
|-
| 11
| crises happening
| 1:15
|-
| 12
| witch world #1
| 1:37
|-
| 13
| odd world #3
| 1:08
|-
| 14
| wicked
| 1:24
|-
| 15
| a human bullet
| 1:46
|-
| 16
| mother and daughter
| 2:28
|-
| 17
| touch-and-go
| 1:31
|-
| 18
| fateful #2
| 1:51
|-
| 19
| she has a past
| 1:50
|-
| 20
| she has a heart
| 2:03
|-
| 21
| complicated mind
| 0:42
|-
| 22
| wounded feeling
| 1:37
|-
| 23
| witch world #2
| 2:10
|-
| 24
| collapse
| 0:51
|-
| 25
| fateful #3
| 2:01
|-
| 26
| deep in grief
| 1:09
|-
| 27
| threatening
| 0:44
|-
| 28
| she is a witch
| 1:42
|-
| 29
| fateful #4
| 1:31
|-
| 30
| facing the truth #1
| 3:14
|-
| 31
| I'll be with you
| 1:26
|-
| 32
| I miss you
| 3:04
|-
| 33
| time-manipulation
| 2:05
|-
| 34
| facing the truth #2
| 2:12
|-
| 35
| her wings
| 2:47
|-
| 36
| rebirth
| 1:09
|-
| 37
| for the next episode
| 1:20
|-
|}

== Episode breakdown ==
This list tries to identify the tracks used in the show and related materials. The "''BGM''" designations in italics are tentative numbering based on order of appearance for tracks not released yet. Classical pieces used are designated "''IN''".
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 23:56 || 25:22 || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita [Note: This is only included on the bluray version]
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version- [25:26 to 25:40 on the bluray version]
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || Mata Ashita || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:33 || 01:48 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || Vol3 #13 || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae (My Beloved Friend)
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || Vol3 #10 || "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" (Claude Debussy)
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum (Army of Minions)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || Vol2 #10 || Pugna infinita (Unending Battle)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || Connect ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 06:54|| || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 08:34|| || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:02|| || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 12:37|| || ''Unreleased'' || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 18:00|| || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 20:42|| || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decision)
|-
| 22:24|| || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful wrath)
|-
| 05:45 || || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala (Evil Soul)
|-
| 09:01 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 15:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || Vol2 #01 || Decretum (Decree)
|-
| 22:25 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 01:57 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 15:21 || || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum (Of the Magical Symposia)
|-
| 22:58 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie(In the Afternoon)
|-
| 02:36 || || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 18:07 || || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 18:46 || || Magia || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 02:02 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira (Peaceful Wrath)
|-
| 05:13 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 10:52 || || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
| 15:52 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part A''
|-
| 18:45 || || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identitem (I shall always arise) ''~ part B''
|-
| 21:54 || || Vol3 #07 || Nux Walpurgis (Walpurgis Night)
|-
| 23:55 || || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 07:33 || || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album (White Bedroom)
|-
| 10:31 || || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis (Arrow of Light)
|-
| 13:42 || || Vol2 #12 || "Ave Maria" (Charles Gounod)
|-
| 16:52 || || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae (To the Memory of the Ribbon)
|-
| 19:28 || || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare (I Continue to Fight)
|-
| 21:29 || || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Blu-ray Menu ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''Blu-ray Menu'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || endless || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus (Forbidden Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem? (Why?)
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|}

=== Drama CD 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_2|Drama CD 2]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:31 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:43 || 02:05 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 03:00 || 03:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Sunny Day Life" (Tentative title)
|-
| 04:10 || 07:05 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:09 || 10:17 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:25 || 11:05 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:15 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 14:23 || 15:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Cake Bossanova" (Tentative title)
|-
| 16:23 || 16:55 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:19 || 20:22 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 22:19 || 22:49 || ''Unreleased'' || "Pasta Trouble" (Tentative title)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_3|Drama CD 3]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:45 || 01:45 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:58 || 03:15 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum (Destroyed Soul)
|-
| 03:25 || 04:45 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 05:12 || 06:23 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 08:08 || 09:51 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 10:43 || 13:07 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae (Welcome to the World of Magic)
|-
| 14:39 || 16:00 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 16:30 || 17:53 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio (Confession)
|-
| 18:22 || 19:07 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas (Witch Hunt)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:30 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus (Uncertainty)
|-
| 23:07 || 23:58 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum (Bad Omen)
|-
| 24:00 || 24:38 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar (Never to be won)
|-
| 26:06 || 27:45 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis (Inevitable)
|-
|}

=== Drama CD 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka_Magica_Drama_CD_4:_Summer_Magical_Girl_Training_Camp!!|Drama CD 4]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:26 || 01:23 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
|}

=== Movie 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Beginning Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:00:59 || 0:02:20 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:03:04 || 0:04:43 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:04:45 || 0:06:03 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:06:58 || 0:07:47 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:09:47 || 0:10:34 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:10:41 || 0:12:26 || Vol1 #06 || Desiderium
|-
| 0:12:34 || 0:12:42 || Luminous || Luminous
|-
| 0:12:55 || 0:14:21 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:14:37 || 0:15:20 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:15:27 || 0:16:05 || Movie #01 || encounter
|-
| 0:16:43 || 0:17:40 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:19:05 || 0:22:30 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:23:24 || 0:23:54 || Vol2 #11 || Vocalise Op.34 no.14
|-
| 0:25:17 || 0:26:18 || Movie #02 || warning #1
|-
| 0:26:29 || 0:27:13 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:27:29 || 0:28:54 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:29:34 || 0:30:30 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:30:30 || 0:32:13 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro] ～instrumental～
|-
| 0:33:42 || 0:34:34 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 0:35:46 || 0:36:42 || Movie #03 || warning #2
|-
| 0:37:08 || 0:38:29 || Vol2 #02 || Agmen clientum
|-
| 0:38:30 || 0:39:02 || Movie #04 || odd world #1
|-
| 0:39:53 || 0:40:56 || Movie #05 || odd world #2
|-
| 0:41:46 || 0:44:11 || Vol2 #05 || Amicae carae meae
|-
| 0:44:26 || 0:45:30 || Hikari Furu || Mirai
|-
| 0:45:40 || 0:46:22 || Movie #07 || wo ist die Käse?
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:47:33 || Movie #08 || short action
|-
| 0:47:52 || 0:48:56 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:30 || 0:52:13 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:52:25 || 0:52:54 || Vol3 #02 || Quamobrem?
|-
| 0:53:29 || 0:56:05 || Movie #09 || fateful #1
|-
| 0:56:30 || 0:58:25 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 0:59:01 || 1:00:24 || Movie #10 || something unusual
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:01:30 || Movie #11 || crises happening
|-
| 1:01:44 || 1:03:11 || Movie #12 || witch world #1
|-
| 1:04:07 || 1:06:26 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:07:19 || 1:08:48 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 1:08:56 || 1:10:07 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:10:07 || 1:11:05 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:12:53 || 1:13:47 || Movie #13 || odd world #3
|-
| 1:14:21 || 1:15:37 || Movie #14 || wicked
|-
| 1:16:25 || 1:18:04 || Movie #15 || a human bullet
|-
| 1:20:26 || 1:21:46 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:22:12 || 1:24:47 || Movie #16 || mother and daughter
|-
| 1:25:14 || 1:25:29 || Vol3 #10 || La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
|-
| 1:25:31 || 1:26:57 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 1:27:17 || 1:28:38 || Movie #17 || touch-and-go
|-
| 1:29:00 || 1:31:33 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:32:08 || 1:34:25 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:34:33 || 1:36:17 || Movie #18 || fateful #2
|-
| 1:37:40 || 1:38:58 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:38:58 || 1:40:38 || Movie #19 || she has a past
|-
| 1:41:21 || 1:43:18 || Movie #20 || she has a heart
|-
| 1:43:58 || 1:44:34 || Movie #21 || complicated mind
|-
| 1:45:38 || 1:46:14 || Vol3 #03 || Cor destructum
|-
| 1:46:22 || 1:47:50 || Movie #22 || wounded feeling
|-
| 1:48:44 || 1:50:50 || Movie #23 || witch world #2
|-
| 1:56:42 || 1:57:20 || Movie #24 || collapse
|-
| 1:58:53 || 2:00:48 || Movie #25 || fateful #3
|-
| 2:01:11 || 2:02:13 || Movie #26 || deep in grief
|-
| 2:02:59 || 2:03:33 || Movie #27 || threatening
|-
| 2:04:12 || 2:05:32 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 2:05:49 || 2:10:58 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
|}

=== Movie 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Madoka Magica Movie|The Eternal Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 0:01:10 || 0:02:28 || Movie #28 || she is a witch
|-
| 0:02:29 || 0:03:55 || Vol2 #03 || Venari strigas
|-
| 0:04:09 || 0:05:48 || Luminous || Luminous -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:07:00 || 0:08:25 || Movie #29 || fateful #4
|-
| 0:09:41 || 0:12:46 || Movie #30 || facing the truth #1
|-
| 0:14:16 || 0:15:18 || Vol1 #07 || Conturbatio
|-
| 0:15:49 || 0:17:40 || Vol2 #06 || Incertus
|-
| 0:17:54 || 0:19:45 || Vol1 #03 || Gradus prohibitus
|-
| 0:21:32 || 0:25:08 || Vol3 #11 || Symposium magarum
|-
| 0:25:35 || 0:26:48 || Movie #31 || I'll be with you
|-
| 0:27:03 || 0:30:00 || Movie #32 || I miss you
|-
| 0:30:14 || 0:30:45 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:31:42 || 0:33:53 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:34:12 || 0:35:03 || Vol1 #10 || Umbra nigra
|-
| 0:35:29 || 0:36:12 || Vol1 #04 || Credens justitiam
|-
| 0:37:01 || 0:40:11 || Vol1 #01 || Sis puella magica!
|-
| 0:41:00 || 0:42:45 || Vol1 #02 || Salve, terrae magicae
|-
| 0:44:38 || 0:45:49 || Vol1 #13 || Pugna cum maga
|-
| 0:46:53 || 0:49:19 || Vol2 #04 || Signum malum
|-
| 0:49:58 || 0:50:41 || Vol3 #01 || Numquam vincar
|-
| 0:51:04 || 0:52:45 || Hikari Furu || Magia [quattro]
|-
| 0:53:56 || 0:54:56 || Vol1 #09 || Puella in somnio
|-
| 0:54:67 || 0:56:27 || Connect || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 0:56:39 || 0:58:38 || Movie #33 || time-manipulation
|-
| 0:58:48 || 0:59:39 || Vol2 #08 || Serena ira
|-
| 1:00:25 || 1:02:30 || Movie #34 || facing the truth #2
|-
| 1:04:01 || 1:05:33 || Vol3 #05 || Confessio
|-
| 1:05:48 || 1:07:15 || Vol2 #09 || Anima mala
|-
| 1:07:38 || 1:09:17 || Vol2 #07 || Inevitabilis
|-
| 1:11:03 || 1:13:11 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:13:32 || 1:14:49 || Vol1 #11 || Terror adhaerens
|-
| 1:15:37 || 1:17:00 || Vol1 #05 || Clementia
|-
| 1:17:04 || 1:18:34 || Vol3 #04 || Surgam identidem
|-
| 1:19:17 || 1:21:42 || Vol2 #01 || Decretum
|-
| 1:21:54 || 1:25:50 || Vol3 #06 || Sagitta luminis
|-
| 1:26:50 || 1:28:37 || Vol3 #08 || Cubilulum album
|-
| 1:29:51 || 1:32:30 || Movie #35 || her wings
|-
| 1:32:42 || 1:33:44 || Movie #36 || rebirth
|-
| 1:34:04 || 1:35:55 || Vol2 #12 || Ave Maria
|-
| 1:37:14 || 1:39:15 || Vol3 #09 || Taenia memoriae
|-
| 1:39:34 || 1:41:49 || Vol3 #12 || Pergo pugnare
|-
| 1:41:52 || 1:43:23 || Luminous || Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)
|-
| 1:44:34 || 1:49:22 || Hikari Furu || Hikari Furu
|-
| 1:49:29 || 1:50:46 || Movie #37 || for the next episode
|-
|}

=== Movie 3 ===
As the official soundtrack for [[The Rebellion Story]] has yet to be released, this will serve as a tentative tracklist:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! width="100" | Title
! scope="col" | Tentative and fan title(s)
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || 1 || once we were ||"Prologue #1" "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || 2 || nightmare ballet ||"Nightmare world" "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || 3 || まだだめよ || "I Dream of Dawn" まだだめよ
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || || || "Strange class" "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || 4 || nice to meet you || "Transfer student"
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || 5 || nothing special, but so special || "Month of dawn" "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || 6 || nightmare!! || "Hitomi's nightmare" "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || || || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || 7 || || Holy Quintet || "Puella Magi Holy Quintet"
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || 8 || one for all || "No more fear #2" "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || || || "Cake Song"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || 9 || he is... || "Pergo pugnare #2" "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || 10 || the battle is over || "Sunrise"
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || 11 || doubt || "Faceless #1" "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || 12 || something, everything is wrong ||"Differences"
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || 13 || raise the curtain || "Bus ride #1" "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || || || "Bus ride #2" "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || 14 || never get there ||"To Kazamino City" "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || 15 || I remember || "Puella in somnio #2" "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || 16 || face the truth ||"Facing the truth #3" "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || 17 || doubt #2 || "Faceless #2" "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || 18 || gonna fight with me || "Witch interference" "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || 19 || absolute configuration || "Gun fight #1" "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || 20 || her decision || "Mercy"
|-
| || || 21 || where is the truth? || ||
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || 22 || pulling my own weight ||"In the witch's barrier" "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || 23 || another episode || "For the next episode #2" "for this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || 24 || wanna destroy? ||"Short action #2" "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || 25 || dream world ||"Prologue #2" "The False City" The Rebellion Story Main Theme
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || 26 || never leave you alone || "Sagitta luminis #2" "In The Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || 27 || this is the truth ||"Warning #3" "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || 28 || flame of despair ||"She is a witch #2" "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || 29 || now he is ||"Fateful #5" "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || 30 || you are here || "Incubation #1" "The Observation"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || 31 || experimentation ||"Incubation #2" "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || 32 || Noi! (Us!) ||"Birth of a witch" "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || 33 || the worst ending || "Extermination" "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || 34 || I cursed myself ||"Grief consumption" "The Worst Ending"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || 35 || this is my despair ||"She is a witch #3" "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || 36 || theater of a witch ||"Nutcracker witch" "Die Nussknacker-Hexe" "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || 37 || we're here for you || "For this episode #3" "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || 38 || take your hands || "Eternal Feminine" "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || 39 || wings of relief ||"The Law of Cycles" "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || 40 || I was waiting for this moment ||"Overthrow" "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || || ||"Cubilulum album #2" "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || 41 || her new wings || "Demon" "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || 42 || solve the riddle || "Rewritten world" "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || || ||"Postmeridie #2" "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || 43 || I think this world is precious ||"Goddess and demon" "Heinrike und Gretchen" "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || 44 || happy ending ||"Who is dreaming?" "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || 45 || not yet ||"End of rebellion" "Disconnect"
|-
|}

==The Battle Pentagram==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="width: 100%;"
!style="width:5%"| #
!style="width:30%"| Original title
!style="width:30%"| English translation
!style="width:5%"| Length
|-
| 1
| Her story repeats himself
|
|
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae -
| Justice -Material of Sayaka-
|
|-
| 3
| Death warrant
|
|
|-
| 4
| Quick and Victory
|
|
|-
| 5
| Her story repeats itself
|
|
|-
| 6
| Ubi eam?
| Where should I go?
|
|-
| 7
| Spes - Materia Madokae -
| Hope -Material of Madoka-
|
|-
| 8
| Holiday without the plan
|
|
|-
| 9
| Uneasiness
|
|
|-
| 10
| Call to darkness
|
|
|-
| 11
| End justifies Means
|
|
|-
| 12
| Like a lover's quarrel
|
|
|-
| 13
| As my rival
|
|
|-
| 14
| Quod id est?
| What is that?
|
|-
| 15
| Vox Maternae
| Mother's voice
|
|-
| 16
| Doubt and Hesitation
|
|
|-
| 17
| No Emotion and Will
|
|
|-
| 18
| Semen Doloris
| Grief seed
|
|-
| 19
| Hora theae
| The hour of the goddess
|
|-
| 20
| Concealed in this town
|
|
|-
| 21
| Para, ite!
| Ready, go!
|
|-
| 22
| Inquietam
| Restlessness
|
|-
| 23
| Side of Madness
|
|
|-
| 24
| Dolus vel lascivia
| Pain or lust
|
|-
| 25
| Deadlocked
|
|
|-
| 26
| Too sad to pretend that never happened
|
|
|-
| 27
| Still have a long way to go
|
|
|-
| 28
| Natalis puella magicae (arrangement)
| The birthday magical girl
|
|-
| 29
| Before closing barrier
|
|
|-
| 30
| Solitudo mea
| My solitude
|
|-
| 31
| Parrots
|
|
|-
| 32
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis -
| Prayer -Material of Kyouko-
|
|-
| 33
| Eye of typhoon
|
|
|-
| 34
| Cubiculum coniecturae
| The bedroom of conjecture
|
|-
| 35
| Domus meus (arrangement no.2)
| My home (arrangement no.2)
|
|-
| 36
| Morning with miasma
|
|
|-
| 37
| Exitus desperationis (arrangement)
| The end of despair
|
|-
| 38
| Domus meus (arrangement no.1)
| My home (arrangement no.1)
|
|-
| 39
| Walking with devil step
|
|
|-
| 40
| Fright's party
|
|
|-
| 41
| Clientes saluant
| They save those who rely upon them
|
|-
| 42
| Let me give up
|
|
|-
| 43
| Dream or Reality
|
|
|-
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ost1-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST1 Cover
File:Ost2-fancover.jpg|Fan-made OST2 Cover
File:Credens Justitiam Lyrics.jpg|Lyrics to Credens Justitiam
File:BD_6_07.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html#id_c19aef40 マギカ　WIKI - BGMまとめ]
*[http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter The numbering and the identification of the later epsiodes was taken from here.]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/05/15/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-i/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST I Review]
*[http://randomc.net/2012/06/12/mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-ost-ii/ Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica – OST II Review]

[[Category:Music| ]]

Suzune Magica

2014-01-08T04:07:09Z

Lyra:

[[File:Puella Magi Suzune Magica Vol 1 Cover.jpg|thumb|Volume 1 Cover Art]]
{{Nihongo|'''Puella Magi Suzune Magica'''| 魔法少女すずね☆マギカ,|Mahou Shoujo Suzune Magica}} is an upcoming spin-off [[manga]] by GAN. It is one of three spin-offs that have been released after ''[[The Rebellion Story]]'', with the other two being a continuation to ''[[Puella Magi Oriko Magica]]'' and the new series ''[[Puella Magi Tart Magica]]: The Legend of "Jeanne d'Arc"''. The first volume will be released on November 12, 2013, and it will begin serialization in ''[[wikipedia:Manga Time Kirara Forward|Manga Time Kirara Forward]]'' on November 22, 2013.

==Plot==
''Translated from [http://www.dokidokivisual.com/comics/book/index.php?cid=839 this description]:''

A middle-schooler who gallantly sleeps in, [[Suzune Amano|Suzune]]. Though she always goes about with a bright smile, there's another side to her. That is, she's a magical girl assassin. What will be the fate of the four magical girls she ambushes...?! The first chapter of the spinoff that asks about the existence of "magical girls," and the goodness and evil residing within oneself!

==Characters==
'''Suzune Amano''' (天乃鈴音 ''Amano Suzune'')

Marked by a grey outfit, Suzune, while also possessed of a small body, wields an enormous sword with no problem, like a magical girl swordsman.

'''Haruka Kanade''' (奏遥香 ''Kanade Haruka'')

'''Matsuri Hinata''' (日向茉莉 ''Matsuri Hinata'')

'''Chisato Shion''' (詩音千里 ''Shion Chisato'')

'''Arisa Naimi''' (成見亜理紗 ''Nawimi Arisa'')

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Magazine_page_new_magical_girls.jpg
File:New_Madoka_spin-offs_character_designs.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www.dokidokivisual.com/comics/book/index.php?cid=839 The first twelve pages are available for official preview here]. Click on the orange button. (Japanese)

[[Category:Manga]]

Suzune Magica

2014-01-08T04:04:02Z

Lyra: Added Suzune character description, names

[[File:Puella Magi Suzune Magica Vol 1 Cover.jpg|thumb|Volume 1 Cover Art]]
{{Nihongo|'''Puella Magi Suzune Magica'''| 魔法少女すずね☆マギカ,|Mahou Shoujo Suzune Magica}} is an upcoming spin-off [[manga]] by GAN. It is one of three spin-offs that have been released after ''[[The Rebellion Story]]'', with the other two being a continuation to ''[[Puella Magi Oriko Magica]]'' and the new series ''[[Puella Magi Tart Magica]]: The Legend of "Jeanne d'Arc"''. The first volume will be released on November 12, 2013, and it will begin serialization in ''[[wikipedia:Manga Time Kirara Forward|Manga Time Kirara Forward]]'' on November 22, 2013.

==Plot==
''Translated from [http://www.dokidokivisual.com/comics/book/index.php?cid=839 this description]:''

A middle-schooler who gallantly sleeps in, [[Suzune Amano|Suzune]]. Though she always goes about with a bright smile, there's another side to her. That is, she's a magical girl assassin. What will be the fate of the four magical girls she ambushes...?! The first chapter of the spinoff that asks about the existence of "magical girls," and the goodness and evil residing within oneself!

==Characters==
'''Suzune Amano''' (天乃鈴音 ''Amano Suzune'')

Marked by a grey outfit, Suzune, while　also possessed of a small body, she wields an enormous sword with no problem, like a magical girl swordsman.

'''Haruka Kanade''' (奏遥香 ''Kanade Haruka'')

'''Matsuri Hinata''' (日向茉莉 ''Matsuri Hinata'')

'''Chisato Shion''' (詩音千里 ''Shion Chisato'')

'''Arisa Naimi''' (成見亜理紗 ''Nawimi Arisa'')

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Magazine_page_new_magical_girls.jpg
File:New_Madoka_spin-offs_character_designs.jpg
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://www.dokidokivisual.com/comics/book/index.php?cid=839 The first twelve pages are available for official preview here]. Click on the orange button. (Japanese)

[[Category:Manga]]

Talk:Madoka Magica Soundtrack

2013-12-16T05:11:16Z

Lyra: /* Tentative Rebellion Story tracklist */

== Notes ==
I'm just going to leave this here:
*Tracklist of music used throughout the series.
*Note that this list might contain inaccuracies.
*TentXX = Tentative(ly named) Track XX, names are usually chosen by what happens in the scene, to match with actual track names once OSTs are out.
*Also note that sometimes the same track might play with certain instruments muted or on a changed key.
*Once this is cleaned and verified, might be a good idea to put into the actual article.

== Episode breakdown ==
Also, sorry for autism. Splitting this up a bit. --[[User:Piparkaq|Piparkaq]] 21:13, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
:Can't read moon, but [http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter this might be good reference material]. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 15:05, 23 May 2011 (UTC)
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || BGM03 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || ED1 || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream )
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || BGM10 || "What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?" (Tentative title)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || ED1 || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || IN || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || BGM13 || "Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! ) (Slow darker ver)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 03:33 || 01:48 || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )(Slow darker ver)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || IN || "Ave Maria"
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder) (Arrange)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || OPb || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || BGM18 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || BGM19 || "The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || BGM31 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || IN || "Asshole playing violin"
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || BGM20 || "DO NOT THROW SOULS" (Tentative title)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || OP ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 06:54|| || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 08:34|| || BGM21 || 「回想のテーマ」
|-
| 10:02|| || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 12:37|| || BGM09c || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)-instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || BGM22 || 「動揺のテーマ」
|-
| 18:00|| || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:42|| || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder)(Violin)
|-
| 22:24|| || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}
=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:45 || || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:01 || || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || BGM22 || 「動揺のテーマ」
|-
| 15:29 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder) (Violin)
|-
| 22:25 || || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || BGM13 || "Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself" (Tentative title)
|-
| 01:57 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 15:21 || || BGM18 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || BGM23 || 「魔女さやかのテーマ」
|-
| 22:58 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || BGM02 || Postmeridie/Afternoon
|-
| 02:36 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 18:07 || || BGM24 || 「もう誰にも頼らないのテーマ」
|-
| 18:46 || || ED || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 02:02 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:13 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || BGM21 || 「回想のテーマ」
|-
| 10:52 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || BGM10 || "What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"
|-
| 15:52 || || BGM25 || 「ワルプルギスの夜」
|-
| 18:45 || || BGM26 || 「何度やってもあいつに勝てない」※BGM25の後半に続く同一曲？
|-
| 21:54 || || BGM26 || 「何度やってもあいつに勝てない」※BGM25の後半に続く同一曲？
|-
| 23:55 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || BGM27 || 「女神まどかのテーマ」
|-
| 07:33 || || BGM28 || 「宇宙のテーマ」
|-
| 10:31 || || BGM27 || 「女神まどかのテーマ」
|-
| 13:42 || || IN || Ave Maria
|-
| 16:52 || || BGM29 || 「土手での会話」
|-
| 19:28 || || BGM30 || 「魔獣を前にして」
|-
| 21:29 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || BGM?? || ?
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || BGM31 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream )
|}

EP06 - EP10 TBD sometime tomorrow [[Special:Contributions/95.79.152.115|95.79.152.115]] 20:43, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

:helping out, [[User:Prima|Prima]] 21:30, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

:: make that tomorrow next week, goddamn IRL [[Special:Contributions/95.79.86.247|95.79.86.247]] 05:40, 28 March 2011 (BST)

I don't have a slowpoke slow enough for you guys, 7-12 next 2 days, [[User:Polymerase|Polymerase]] 09:17, 17 May 2011 (UTC)

Two things about the episode breakdown on the page:
# Shouldn't we differentiate the speculative titles and the official ones? Like putting the tentative titles in italic
# What is the "track number"? Shouldn't we replace it with the actual track number from the OST now that we know it? (so Scaena felix would become 01-12, Postmeridie 01-08, etc)
--[[User:Homerun-chan|Homerun-chan]] 10:31, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
:Just corrected it. Is it good enough? --[[User:KFYatek|kFYatek]] 12:44, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
Added the time for Mata Ashita for episode 1. I used the bluray version ([Doki] Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica - 01 (1280x720 h264 BD AAC).mkv) So the timing might need to be fixed. [[User:Snsninja|Snsninja]] 22:43, 10 July 2011 (UTC)

== Fanmade OST ==

FANMADE BGM:
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
! width="100" | Track
! width="col" | Track name
! scope="col" | Covers
|-
| Tent03
|Homura's Appearance ''Chime version of Tent20 "Sayaka's Theme"''
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13860059
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13889950 (Piano)
|-
| Tent05
|Next Episode Preview Theme
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13846854
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13873144 (Short)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13872098 (Short, piano)
|-
| Tent06
| "Peaceful Theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13883929 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13468707 (MIDI orchestra)
|-
| Tent09
| "Mami's Battle Theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13869780 (Violin quartet, instrumental)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13968652 (Rock, vocal)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13834828 (Chorus, ensemble)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13926257 (Orchestra, instrumental)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13628459
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13454654
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13802908 (Piano)
|-
| Tent10
| "Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13914810
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13885104 (Metal)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13891592 (+ "Oktavia's theme")
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13915005
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13814889 (Violin duo)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13824590
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13901446 (Vocal version of above)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13491750 (MIDI orchestra)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TuXf_R7sV8 (Piano)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYeJRyLS980 (MIDI guitar)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHUlf-4tiaU (MIDI piano)
|-
| Tent17
| "Madoka's Grief"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13867622 (Piano)
|-
| Tent20
| Sayaka's Theme" ''Orchestra version of Tent03 "Homura's Appearance" ''
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13904749
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13778176 (Electric organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13715696 (Piano)
|-
|
Tent??
|"Oktavia's theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13882084
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13830981 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13827829 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13834255 (Organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13832025 (Organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13852542 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13798558 (MIDI)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13953913
|}

;[http://green-oval.net/cgi-board.pl/a/thread/47462552#p47462764 Source]

== [Meduca] Music Archive ==

I maintain the [Meduca] music archive and is in the process of renaming the music pack under the conventions of the BGM breakdown. Here's the tracks already in the pack that were not in the above listing:
;[http://www.mediafire.com/?de5uk04t8cuk5di Madoka Music Pack v00012-I.zip]
*sm13828069 WSayaka Theme -piano- '''probably Tent??'''
*sm13883667 WSayaka Theme -full cover- '''probably Tent??'''
*sm13825521 Mami Theme -cover- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13827730 Mami Theme -chorus- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13815988 Mami Theme -remix- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13811268 Mami Theme -piano- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13794695 QBs Topic of Business -music box- '''probably Tent10'''
*sm13880451 QBs Topic of Business -chorus- '''probably Tent10'''
*QBs Topic of Business -piano by animezzz- '''probably Tent10'''
*sm13798388 Arenji 3 -midi-
*Sad Theme -guitar-

*sm13761795 Connect -music box-
*sm13837472 Connect -orchestral-
*sm13834416 Connect -violin-
*sm13577865 Connect -DDR remix-
*sm13500891 Connect -Japanese cover-
*sm13906269 Connect -band-
*Connect -piano tv ver-
*nm13443371 Magia x BadApple
*sm13899777 Magia -japanese cover-
*Magia -slower-
*Magia -piano Youtube arrange-
*Magia -piano tv ver-
*Magia -piano short-
*Magia -Musik Servant remix-
*Magia -crabMixx remix-
*Magia -German by Paperblossom
*Magia -German by EisteinGrooving-
*Magia -amplified-
*Magia -metal-
*Coobie rap
[[User:Prima|Prima]] 18:39, 27 March 2011 (BST)

:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhvTExrD-jc a niconico preview] - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 23:09, 30 May 2011 (UTC)

== About the OST bundles ==

The Volume 1 that came with the BD, did it only contain the tracks for the respective episodes? --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 15:44, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
:There's Madoka's character song which we can get a hold of but I'm not sure about the legality issue since it's a BD exclusive.
::That's not it. It's just that I'm wondering if I'll have to wait until the respective BD's for the official OST for the other episodes... Personally, I really want that pre-OP music from ep9 (first meeting with Oktavia), the only fan version I could find ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14323477?via=thumb_watch]) is short and does not make justice to it's awesomeness :( --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:15, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
:::I don't really follow things song by song but I keep hearing the OST comes with volume 2 so I suppose it should cover it all (I think).
::::Hopefully. And even if it doesn't, I just remembered that same music appears right before Mami gets oomph'd :P --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:24, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
::::That thing which comes with vol2 is "OST volume 1", so there's going to be at least one more part with some later volume. --[[User:KFYatek|KFYatek]] 09:46, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
:::::Jusr for the record: the music I was talking about was Venari Strigas, and the full version is ever more awesome than the original. Rockon.jpg --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 19:04, 26 July 2011 (UTC)

== Latin track name translations ==

Went and changed a few things for volume 1's translations:
*'''1) Sis puella magica!''' "Sis" is in the jussive subjunctive, so it should be "you should be", ''not'' "be", which would take the imperative, i.e. "es". A minor difference, I guess. (I initially translated this wrong because I somehow misread "sis" for "sim". Changed all references to my incorrect translation.)
*'''8) Postmeridie''' "Postmeridie" is in the ablative (of time), so it would be better translated as "''in'' the afternoon", instead of simply "afternoon", which would have been "postmeridie'''s'''".
*'''9) Puella in somnio''' "Somnium" means "dream". "Somn'''us'''" (declined to "somno") would have been "sleep". It is also the track playing in episode 1 when Madoka talks to Homura, i.e. the girl from her dream the night before.
*'''12) Scaena felix''' Changed the translation of "felix" from "blessed" to "happy", since it seems to play during Madoka's happy family scenes.
[[User:Jake the Tripfag|Jake the Tripfag]] 20:25, 23 May 2011 (UTC)

== Lyrics ==

Think we can get anyone working on the lyrics? I want to believe that they're more than ominous Latin chanting, and have meaning to them... --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:27, 28 May 2011 (UTC)
:That would be nice, but do we have anyone who knows Latin enough to translate it? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 23:23, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
::I mean, I am sure there are people here who do, the question is if are they available (now) to do it...? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 23:24, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
:::It doesn't seem to be latin, though: "Kajiuran is a language in which many of Kajiura Yuki's songs are performed. Apparently, no one except herself can understand the lyrics and a popular assumption is that its purpose is to convey emotion only, at the expence of information." --[[User:TATZL|TATZL]] 07:49, 31 May 2011 (UTC)

== OST v2 missing tracks ==

No Walpurgis Night theme? No "How many more times will I lose to it?" ? mumi why [[Special:Contributions/92.255.184.162|92.255.184.162]] 06:12, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
:There is still one more OST for BD 6 where that and other missing songs will most likely appear. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 06:14, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
::Exactly. Stop being paranoid people, there are only 11 tracks left half of which are god tier pieces, no way they're not getting a third pack out.[[Special:Contributions/95.79.50.63|95.79.50.63]] 06:16, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
:::Sorry for being mad. I didn't knew about the third volume[[Special:Contributions/92.255.184.162|92.255.184.162]] 06:30, 27 July 2011 (UTC)

== OST 3 Tracklist ==

I found a thread on /a/ and apparently someone found the tracklist for OST 3. He didn't post a source and I haven't found any source about OST 3 either.

*01. Numquam vincar (2m07s)
*02. Quamobrem? (1m30s)
*03. Cor destructum (1m27s)
*04. Surgam identidem (3m35s)
*05. Confessio (1m48s)
*06. Sagitta luminis (5m42s)
*07. Nux Walpurgis (2m34s)
*08. Cubilulum album (2m19s)
*09. Taenia memoriae (2m11s)
*10. La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (2m34s)
*11. Symposium magarum (1m46s)
*12. Pergo pugnare (2m13s)
*13. コネクト -ゲームインストー (1m33s)

Anyone found/know the source? --[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 03:01, 10 August 2011 (UTC)
:Found the tracklist at [http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=ANZX-9131 CDJapan] so I'm assuming the tracklist is accurate now. --[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 09:48, 11 August 2011 (UTC)
Added tracklist to page. Leaving the tentative title list here for convenience.
*BGM21 "Reminiscence Theme"
*BGM09c Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
*BGM22 "Disturbance Theme"
*BGM23 "Oktavia's Theme"
*BGM24 "I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"
*BGM25 "Walpurgis Night"
*BGM26 "How many more times will I lose to it?"
*BGM27 "Madoka the Goddess"
*BGM28 "Space Theme"
*BGM29 "Talk on the Bank"
*BGM30 "Demons Ahead"
*OPb Connect -DDR MIX-
--[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 10:08, 11 August 2011 (UTC)

My guesses:
* Surgam identidem = BGM23 "Oktavia's Theme"
* Confessio = BGM21 "Reminiscence Theme"
* Sagitta luminis = BGM27 "Madoka the Goddess"
* Nux Walpurgis = BGM25 "Walpurgis Night"
* Taenia memoriae = BGM29 "Talk on the Bank"
* Pergo pugnare = BGM30 "Demons Ahead"
I can't decide on the rest...
--[[User:KFYatek|kFYatek]] 16:50, 12 August 2011 (UTC)

== OST 3 Rips ==
Fresh OST rips from 4chan. [http://www.mediafire.com/?uhbqfb343jpckih here you go] [[User:MochaCoffee|MochaCoffee]] 10:57, 20 September 2011 (UTC)

== Nux Walpurgis ==

The longer version describes Homura's transformation into witch. And it creeps me out. [[Special:Contributions/46.233.204.203|46.233.204.203]] 15:00, 21 September 2011 (UTC)
:Wait, really? I thought it was just Kajiura-speak which nobody knows how to translate. --[[User:CrownClown|CrownClown]] 15:48, 21 September 2011 (UTC)
::I mean, the tone of the song. [[Special:Contributions/46.233.199.99|46.233.199.99]] 13:17, 22 September 2011 (UTC)
::The titles are all in Latin, but I think it's clear Homura is Walpurgis from the title, Nux walpurgis roughly translates to the seed of Walpurgis. Surgam Identidem is I shall arise from time to time.
:::No, "Nux" means nut. There would be a completely different word used for "seed." There are examples of poor Latin starting from the very title itself "Puella Magi" and repeated examples of this from the OST track titles. It's far more likely they intended to have "Nox" for night, which is why it's translated here as "Night of Walpurgis" rather than "Nut of Walpurgis." It was already said that Walpurgis reappears repeatedly throughout history, so "Surgam Identidem" isn't really telling us anything new. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 22:21, 28 January 2012 (UTC)
::::I'll try and mail kajiura, the fact of the matter is it says Nux not nox, Both make sense in context. the point of mentioning surgam identidem was proving that indeed the theme names are appropriate for their appearance in the story.
:::::I think what he's getting at is that if "nux" was the intended word and the intended meaning was "nut", a ''nut'' is also a ''seed''. You plant a walnut, you get a walnut tree.
:::::Also, if indeed "nox" was the intended word, it doesn't necessarily mean "night". "Nox" means something like "poison" or "corruption" in Latin. This is where we get "noxious" from, see here: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/noxious ... just throwing this out there, but a witch is the product of the heart's ''poisoning/corruption'' by despair, and I don't know if it would be related but the witch Walpurgis (nearly?) corrupts Madoka's heart with despair.
:::::'''JUST THROWING MORE OUT THERE:''' Walpurgis is the patron saint of people suffering from rabies, which in humans causes anxiety, confusion, agitation, paranoia, terror, hallucinations and more... all things caused by witches. ''Shit's deep.'' [[User:Nalo|Nalo]] 07:40, 14 May 2013 (UTC)

==Madoka PSP Game==
I assume when the game's music info is released, the detail info will be added to this page. Do we know if they create new tracks for this game? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 01:11, 28 September 2011 (UTC)
:We don't know and yes if new, pertinent information is released, it will be added. Game music just isn't a high-profile topic so I'd actually be surprised to hear anything about it prior to the game being released. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 01:14, 28 September 2011 (UTC)

::There is an OST in the BD bundled with limited contract of this game. I don't know if the DVD coming with normal contract also contains this. --[[User:Yorkwoo|Yorkwoo]] 23:25, 20 March 2012 (UTC)

[[File:Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable OST Menu.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Sound track in BD.]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Track
| Song Name
|-
| 1
| Spes - Materia Madocae - (Hope - The matter of Madoka)
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae - (Justice - The matter of Sayaka)
|-
| 3
| Fides - Materia Mami - (Faith - The matter of Mami)
|-
| 4
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis - (Prayer - The Matter of Kyoko)
|-
| 5
| Tutela - Materia Homurae - (Teaching - The matter of Homura)
|-
| 6
| Feliciter (Luckily)
|-
| 7
| Incipit in prece (It comes in prayer)
|-
| 8
| Vox maternae (Voice of the Mother)
|-
| 9
| Victoria (victory)
|-
| 10
| Ubi eam? (Where should I go?)
|-
| 11
| Quod id est? (What is it?)
|-
| 12
| Obstans (Obstructing)
|-
| 13
| Semen doloris (Grief Seed)
|-
| 14
| Inquietam (I should trouble)
|-
| 15
| Solitudo mea (My loneliness)
|-
| 16
| Non sola sum (I am not alone)
|-
| 17
| Para, ite! (Prepare, Go!)
|-
| 18
| Non fieri possum (I cannot happen)
|-
| 19
| Numquam mitescam (I will never soften)
|-
| 20
| Cum quoqumque modo (Whatever it takes)
|-
| 21
| Forma tumultuosi somnii (The shapes of tumultuous sleep)
|-
| 22
| Adhaesus deformis (
|-
| 23
| Clientes saluant (They save those who rely upon them)
|-
| 24
| Natalis puellae magicae (The birth of a magical girl)
|-
| 25
| Exitus desperationis (The end of despair)
|-
| 26
| Via ad scholam (The road to school)
|-
| 27
| Valetudinarium (Saying Goodbye)
|-
| 28
| Domus meus (My house)
|-
| 29
| Hora theae (The hour of the goddess)
|-
| 30
| Cubiculum coniecturae (Bedroom of conjecture)
|-
| 31
| Veni, ven (I came, ven (not a latin word))
|-
| 32
| Diffidentia floret (May mistrust flourish)
|-
| 33
| Area infinita (Infinite space)
|-
| 34
| Dolus vel pedica (Grief or a trap)
|-
| 35
| Experimenta ultima (The final experiment)
|-
| 36
| Area strigae (The place of a hag (i.e. a witch))
|-
| 37
| Delusio summa (The highest delusion)
|-
| 38
| Terror infinitus (Unending terror)
|-
| 39
| Dolus vel lascivia (Pain or lust)
|-
| 40
| Finit in maledicto (It ends in cursing)
|-
| 41
| Finis malus (An evil end)
|-
| 42
| Felix vera (True happiness)
|-
|}

==Unreleased track from Ep 7==
Does anyone know where to find a copy online? [[User:Magic9mushroom|Magic9mushroom]] 04:18, 18 March 2012 (UTC)
:: Unreleased implies, you know, not being released.

==Madoka Magica Gets Free Concert with Full Orchestra==
[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-08-13/madoka-magica-gets-free-concert-with-full-orchestra "Walpurgis Night's Dream" asking 70 musicians to make a contract for next April]

A full orchestra will play the music of the Puella Magi Madoka Magica anime in a free live concert in Tokyo's Hachiko district on April 6. "Walpurgis Night's Dream" will be a concert by fan for fans — 70 amateur musicians who happen to be Madoka Magica fans will perform.

The concert's organizers, Die Walpurgisnacht Symphoniker (The Walpurgis Night's Symphony Orchestra), are asking for people willing to "make a contract" to perform. The event will feature 15 pieces from the anime's soundtrack, under the guidelines set out by the creators at Nitroplus for derivative works.

==Movie OST==
収録曲

01. encounter

02. warning #1

03. warning #2

04. odd world #1

05. odd world #2

06. no more fear

07. wo ist die Kase?

08. short action

09. fateful #1

10. something unusual

11. crises happening

12. witch world #1

13. odd world #3

14. wicked

15. a human bullet

16. mother and daughter

17. touch-and-go

18. fateful #2

19. she has a past

20. she has a heart

21. complicated mind

22. wounded feeling

23. witch world #2

24. collapse

25. fateful #3

26. deep in grief

27. threatening

28. she is a witch

29. fateful #4

30. facing the truth #1

31. I'll be with you

32. I miss you

33. time-manipulation

34. facing the truth #2

35. her wings

36. rebirth

37. for the next episode

: Movie track breakdown sources
* http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html
* http://tieba.baidu.com/p/2475874739?pn=2

2ch版BGM表

（M101表示前篇1号BGM，M201表示后篇1号BGM，以此类推）

[前编] 始まりの物语

---TV版01话相当---

M101 0:00:59-0:02:20 I.12. Scaena felix

M102 0:03:04-0:04:43 『ルミナス -movie MIX-』 ※オープニング

M103 0:04:45-0:06:03 I.08. Postmeridie

M104 0:06:58-0:07:47 I.07. Conturbatio

M105 0:09:47-0:10:34 I.09. Puella in somnio

M106 0:10:41-0:12:26 I.06. Desiderium

M107 0:12:34-0:12:42 『ルミナス』 ※剧中曲

M108 0:12:55-0:14:21 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M109 0:14:37-0:15:20 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M110 0:15:27-0:16:05 IV.01. encounter

M111 0:16:43-0:17:40 I.04. Credens justitiam

---TV版02话相当---

M112 0:19:05-0:22:30 I.01. Sis puella magica!

M113 0:23:24-0:23:54 II.11. Vocalise Op.34 no.14 ※剧中曲

M114 0:25:17-0:26:18 IV.02. warning #1

M115 0:26:29-0:27:13 I.02. Salve, terrae magicae

M116 0:27:29-0:28:54 I.13. Pugna cum maga

M117 0:29:34-0:30:30 II.03. Venari strigas

M118 0:30:30-0:32:13 『Magia[quattro] ~instrumental~』

M119 0:33:42-0:34:34 I.05. Clementia

---TV版03话相当---

M120 0:35:46-0:36:42 IV.03. warning #2

M121 0:37:08-0:38:29 II.02. Agmen clientum

M122 0:38:30-0:39:02 IV.04. odd world #1

M123 0:39:53-0:40:56 IV.05. odd world #2

M124 0:41:46-0:44:11 II.05. Amicae carae meae

M125 0:44:26-0:45:30 『未来』

M126 0:45:40-0:46:22 IV.07. wo ist die K"ase?

M127 0:46:53-0:47:33 IV.08. short action

M128 0:47:52-0:48:56 II.04. Signum malum

---TV版04话相当---

M129 0:49:30-0:52:13 II.06. Incertus

M130 0:52:25-0:52:54 III.02. Quamobrem?

M131 0:53:29-0:56:05 IV.09. fateful #1

M132 0:56:30-0:58:25 II.08. Serena ira

M133 0:59:01-1:00:24 IV.10. something unusual

M134 1:00:25-1:01:30 IV.11. crises happening

M135 1:01:44-1:03:11 IV.12. witch world #1

---TV版05话相当---

M136 1:04:07-1:06:26 II.01. Decretum

M137 1:07:19-1:08:48 I.07. Conturbatio

M138 1:08:56-1:10:07 II.12. Ave Maria ※剧中曲

M139 1:10:07-1:11:05 II.09. Anima mala

M140 1:12:53-1:13:47 IV.13. odd world #3

M141 1:14:21-1:15:37 IV.14. wicked

M142 1:16:25-1:18:04 IV.15. a human bullet

---TV版06话相当---

M143 1:20:26-1:21:46 III.13. コネクト -ゲームインスト- ※剧中曲

M144 1:22:12-1:24:47 IV.16. mother and daughter

M145 1:25:14-1:25:29 III.10. La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin ※剧中曲

M146 1:25:31-1:26:57 I.10. Umbra nigra

M147 1:27:17-1:28:38 IV.17. touch-and-go

M148 1:29:00-1:31:33 I.11. Terror adhaerens

---TV版07话相当---

M149 1:32:08-1:34:25 II.07. Inevitabilis

M150 1:34:33-1:36:17 IV.18. fateful #2

M151 1:37:40-1:38:58 III.05. Confessio

M152 1:38:58-1:40:38 IV.19. she has a past

M153 1:41:21-1:43:18 IV.20. she has a heart

M154 1:43:58-1:44:34 IV.21. complicated mind

M155 1:45:38-1:46:14 III.03. Cor destructum

M156 1:46:22-1:47:50 IV.22. wounded feeling

M157 1:48:44-1:50:50 IV.23. witch world #2

---TV版08话相当---

M158 1:56:42-1:57:20 IV.24. collapse

M159 1:58:53-2:00:48 IV.25. fateful #3

M160 2:01:11-2:02:13 IV.26. deep in grief

M161 2:02:59-2:03:33 IV.27. threatening

M162 2:04:12-2:05:32 IV.28. she is a witch

M163 2:05:49-2:10:58 Magia[quattro] ※エンディング

[后编] 永远の物语

---TV版09话相当---

M201 0:01:10-0:02:28 IV.28. she is a witch

M202 0:02:29-0:03:55 II.03. Venari strigas

M203 0:04:09-0:05:48 『ルミナス -movie MIX-』 ※オープニング

M204 0:07:00-0:08:25 IV.29. fateful #4

M205 0:09:41-0:12:46 IV.30. facing the truth #1

M206 0:14:16-0:15:18 I.07. Conturbatio

M207 0:15:49-0:17:40 II.06. Incertus

M208 0:17:54-0:19:45 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M209 0:21:32-0:25:08 III.11. Symposium magarum

M210 0:25:35-0:26:48 IV.31. I'll be with you

M211 0:27:03-0:30:00 IV.32. I miss you

---TV版10话相当---

M212 0:30:14-0:30:45 I.12. Scaena felix

M213 0:31:42-0:33:53 I.08. Postmeridie

M214 0:34:12-0:35:03 I.10. Umbra nigra

M215 0:35:29-0:36:12 I.04. Credens justitiam

M216 0:37:01-0:40:11 I.01. Sis puella magica!

M217 0:41:00-0:42:45 I.02. Salve, terrae magicae

M218 0:44:38-0:45:49 I.13. Pugna cum maga

M219 0:46:53-0:49:19 II.04. Signum malum

M220 0:49:58-0:50:41 III.01. Numquam vincar

M221 0:51:04-0:52:45 『Magia[quattro]』

M222 0:53:56-0:54:56 I.09. Puella in somnio

M223 0:54:67-0:56:27 『コネクト』 ※歌い方がTV版と异なる

---TV版11话相当---

M224 0:56:39-0:58:38 IV.33. time-manipulation

M225 0:58:48-0:59:39 II.08. Serena ira

M226 1:00:25-1:02:30 IV.34. facing the truth #2

M227 1:04:01-1:05:33 III.05. Confessio

M228 1:05:48-1:07:15 II.09. Anima mala

M229 1:07:38-1:09:17 II.07. Inevitabilis

M230 1:11:03-1:13:11 III.04. Surgam identidem

M231 1:13:32-1:14:49 I.11. Terror adhaerens

M232 1:15:37-1:17:00 I.05. Clementia

M233 1:17:04-1:18:34 III.04. Surgam identidem

---TV版12话相当---

M234 1:19:17-1:21:42 II.01. Decretum

M235 1:21:54-1:25:50 III.06. Sagitta luminis

M236 1:26:50-1:28:37 III.08. Cubilulum album

M237 1:29:51-1:32:30 IV.35. her wings

M238 1:32:42-1:33:44 IV.36. rebirth

M239 1:34:04-1:35:55 II.12. Ave Maria ※剧中曲

M240 1:37:14-1:39:15 III.09. Taenia memoriae

M241 1:39:34-1:41:49 III.12. Pergo pugnare

M242 1:41:52-1:43:23 『コネクト -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)』

M243 1:44:34-1:49:22 『ひかりふる』 ※エンディング

M244 1:49:29-1:50:46 IV.37. for the next episode -[[User:Prima|Prima]] 07:56, 6 August 2013 (UTC)

: Formatted for the wiki, notes: these tracks were not used in the movie: Movie #06 no more fear; OST3 #07 Nux Walpurgis; OST2 #10 Pugna infinita. Only Magia tracks used were versions from Hikari Furu single instead of the original Magia single. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 03:46, 12 August 2013 (UTC)
*[http://www.mediafire.com/download/mksa2qwlax9h00p/Madoka_Movie_Tracklist.m3u Madoka Movie Tracklist.m3u ]--[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 06:39, 12 August 2013 (UTC)

==ClariS - Puella Magi Madoka Magica Hajimari no Monogatari Eien no Monogatari OP - Luminous (Luminous / ClariS [Limited Edition])==
ALBUM INFORMATION:

Original Name: ルミナス」／ClariS

Artists: ClariS

Composers: Watanabe Shou, Kadono Toshikazu, Shigenaga Ryousuke

Arrangers: Yuasa Atsushi, Kadono Toshikazu, Shigenaga Ryousuke

Release Date: October 10, 2012

Track list:

01 Luminous

02 Friends

03 blossom

04 Luminous -movie MIX-

05 Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)

==Kalafina - Madomagi The Movie Gohen Shudaika OP - Hikari Furu (Hikari Furu / Kalafina)==
ALBUM INFORMATION:

Original Name: ひかりふる

Artists: Kalafina

Composers: Kajiura Yuki

Arrangers: Kajiura Yuki

Release Date: Oct 24, 2012

Published By: SME Records

Track list:

01 Hikari Furu

02 Mirai

03 Magia[quattro]

04 Hikari Furu (instrumental)

==Tentative Rebellion Story tracklist==

I'm making a tentative tracklist for the Rebellion Story from one of the camrips I found online. Of course, the names of the tracks (aside from those that have already been released) will be tentative. Should I put the tentative tracklist up when I am finished making it? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 23:31, 14 December 2013 (UTC)

:I finished the tentative tracklist. There may be a few errors in the times, but I estimated them to the best of my ability:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Tentative Track Name
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || "BGM #1" || "Prologue #1" (Tentative title) "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || "BGM #48" || "Nightmare world" (Tentative title) "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || "BGM #6.2" || "I Dream of Dawn" (Tentative title) "Not yet (まだだめよ)"
|-
| 0:04:53 || 0:06:47 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:07:33 || 0:09:06 || Colorful || Colorful -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:09:07 || 0:10:26 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || "BGM #2" || "Strange class" (Tentative title) "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || "BGM #3" || "Transfer student" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || "BGM #4" || "Month of dawn" (Tentative title) "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || "BGM #5" || "Hitomi's nightmare" (Tentative title) "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || "BGM #6" || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) "Nightmare on the Horizon"
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || "BGM #7/8" || "Puella Magi Holy Quintet" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || "BGM #9/10" || "No more fear #2" (Tentative title) "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || "BGM #11" || "Cake Song" (Tentative title) "Who is the Round Cake? (まるいケーキはだれ？)"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || "BGM #12" || "Pergo pugnare #2" (Tentative title) "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || "BGM #13" || "Sunrise" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || "BGM #14" || "Faceless #1" (Tentative title) "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || "BGM #16" || "Differences" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || "BGM #17" || "Bus ride #1" (Tentative title) "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || "BGM #18" || "Bus ride #2" (Tentative title) "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || "BGM #19" || "To Kazamino City" (Tentative title) "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || "BGM #20" || "Puella in somnio #2" (Tentative title) "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || "BGM #21" || "Facing the truth #3" (Tentative title) "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || "BGM #22" || "Faceless #2" (Tentative title) "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || "BGM #23" || "Witch interference" (Tentative title) "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || "BGM #24" || "Gun fight #1" (Tentative title) "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:48:34 || 0:51:06 || "BGM #25" || "Gun fight #2" (Tentative title) "Victory"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || [Track Missing?] || "Mercy" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || "BGM #26" || "In the witch's barrier" (Tentative title) "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || "BGM #27" || "For the next episode #2" (Tentative title) "For this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || "BGM #30" || "Short action #2" (Tentative title) "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || "BGM #28" || "Prologue #2" (Tentative title) "The Fake City" The Rebellion Story Main Theme
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || [Track Missing] || "Sagitta luminis #2" (Tentative title) "In the Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:07:33 || 1:08:06 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || "BGM #31" || "Warning #3" (Tentative title) "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || "BGM #32" || "She is a witch #2" (Tentative title) "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || "BGM #33" || "Fateful #5" (Tentative title) "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || [Track Missing] || "Incubation #1" (Tentative title) "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || "BGM #35" || "Incubation #2" (Tentative title) "The Observation"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || "BGM #34" || "Birth of a witch" (Tentative title) "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || "BGM #36" || "Extermination" (Tentative title) "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || "BGM #37" || "Grief consumption" (Tentative title) "The Worst End"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || "BGM #38" || "She is a witch #3" (Tentative title) "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || "BGM #39" || "Nutcracker witch" (Tentative title) "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || "BGM #49" || "We're here for you" "For the next episode #3" (Tentative title) "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:27:42 || 1:31:15 || Kimi no Gin no Niwa || misterioso
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || "BGM #40" || "Eternal feminine" (Tentative title) "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || "BGM #41" || "The Law of Cycles" (Tentative title) "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || "BGM #42" || "Overthrow" (Tentative title) "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || [Track Missing] || "Cubilulum album #2" (Tentative title) "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || "BGM #43" || "Demon" (Tentative title) "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || "BGM #43/45" || "Rewritten world" (Tentative title) "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || "BGM #46" || "Postmeridie #2" (Tentative title) "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || "BGM #47" || "Goddess and demon" (Tentative title) "Nostalgia" "Heinrike und Gretchen"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || "BGM #44" || "Who is dreaming?" (Tentative title) "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:49:52 || 1:54:52 || Kimi no Gin no Niwa || Kimi no Gin no Niwa
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || "BGM #15" || "End of rebellion" (Tentative title) "Disconnect"
|-
|}

[[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 18:51, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:Oooh, nice. How long does it normally take for soundtracks to come out? --[[User:Universalperson|Universalperson]] 20:05, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::The soundtrack for the first two movies was bundled with the movies. My guess is that the Rebellion Story's soundtrack will be bundled with the DVD/Blu-ray release of the movie, which will probably be next summer. Until then, should the tentative tracklist be put on the soundtrack page or should it remain on the talk page only? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 20:22, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::The ''fan titles'' column of the tv OST was a legacy from way back, when this page was first created before the tv OST got released. Given that precedent, I see no problem in copying over your research to the main page. The honor is all yours. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 22:34, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::'''PS''' Keep in mind that, technically, we do not link to anything that infringing on actual wiki pages. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 22:34, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::::I'm sure the "For the next episode #3" is "We're here for you", it's included in Madoka Xperia phone. - [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] 23:41, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::::Could you provide a link to hear the song if you have one? Nothing comes up on Google when I search for Madoka Xperia. [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 23:53, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::Actually, nevermind that, I found a link. Should I change "For the next episode #3" to "We're here for you"? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 00:00, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
[[File:Madoka Sony Walkman NW-F805.jpg|thumb|left]]
::::::Yes. We should always default to the official terms when possible. The co-branded item [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] mention is the Madoka Sony Walkman NW-F805 music player though, not a Xperia. [http://www.mediafire.com/download/vjw4cjm7fhdfs39/ FLAC here] - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 00:40, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
Moderately adjusted some numbers to match our current only reference point, [http://www.mediafire.com/download/bbb663ihbpy7if5/PMMM+Rebellion+OST+.rar here]. Also added my own fan names because one person can't have all the fun, you know? [[User:Lyra|Lyra]] 00:47, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::: For some reason I always remember it's an Xperia phone... - [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] 00:49, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::::Lyra, I like those fan names you came up with! Just out of curiosity, what is the reference point that you used to adjust the track numbers? -[[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 02:09, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
:::::::::Please refer to the link in the original comment. The track numbers will be adjusted once the missing tracks are located and added as well as the previous tracks reordered in some way, shape or form. [[User:Lyra|Lyra]] 05:11, 16 December 2013 (UTC)

Talk:Madoka Magica Soundtrack

2013-12-16T03:00:09Z

Lyra: /* Tentative Rebellion Story tracklist */

== Notes ==
I'm just going to leave this here:
*Tracklist of music used throughout the series.
*Note that this list might contain inaccuracies.
*TentXX = Tentative(ly named) Track XX, names are usually chosen by what happens in the scene, to match with actual track names once OSTs are out.
*Also note that sometimes the same track might play with certain instruments muted or on a changed key.
*Once this is cleaned and verified, might be a good idea to put into the actual article.

== Episode breakdown ==
Also, sorry for autism. Splitting this up a bit. --[[User:Piparkaq|Piparkaq]] 21:13, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
:Can't read moon, but [http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter this might be good reference material]. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 15:05, 23 May 2011 (UTC)
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || BGM03 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || ED1 || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream )
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || BGM10 || "What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?" (Tentative title)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || ED1 || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || IN || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || BGM13 || "Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! ) (Slow darker ver)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 03:33 || 01:48 || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )(Slow darker ver)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || IN || "Ave Maria"
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder) (Arrange)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || OPb || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || BGM18 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || BGM19 || "The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || BGM31 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || IN || "Asshole playing violin"
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || BGM20 || "DO NOT THROW SOULS" (Tentative title)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || OP ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 06:54|| || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 08:34|| || BGM21 || 「回想のテーマ」
|-
| 10:02|| || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 12:37|| || BGM09c || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)-instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || BGM22 || 「動揺のテーマ」
|-
| 18:00|| || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:42|| || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder)(Violin)
|-
| 22:24|| || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}
=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:45 || || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:01 || || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || BGM22 || 「動揺のテーマ」
|-
| 15:29 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder) (Violin)
|-
| 22:25 || || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || BGM13 || "Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself" (Tentative title)
|-
| 01:57 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 15:21 || || BGM18 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || BGM23 || 「魔女さやかのテーマ」
|-
| 22:58 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || BGM02 || Postmeridie/Afternoon
|-
| 02:36 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 18:07 || || BGM24 || 「もう誰にも頼らないのテーマ」
|-
| 18:46 || || ED || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 02:02 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:13 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || BGM21 || 「回想のテーマ」
|-
| 10:52 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || BGM10 || "What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"
|-
| 15:52 || || BGM25 || 「ワルプルギスの夜」
|-
| 18:45 || || BGM26 || 「何度やってもあいつに勝てない」※BGM25の後半に続く同一曲？
|-
| 21:54 || || BGM26 || 「何度やってもあいつに勝てない」※BGM25の後半に続く同一曲？
|-
| 23:55 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || BGM27 || 「女神まどかのテーマ」
|-
| 07:33 || || BGM28 || 「宇宙のテーマ」
|-
| 10:31 || || BGM27 || 「女神まどかのテーマ」
|-
| 13:42 || || IN || Ave Maria
|-
| 16:52 || || BGM29 || 「土手での会話」
|-
| 19:28 || || BGM30 || 「魔獣を前にして」
|-
| 21:29 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || BGM?? || ?
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || BGM31 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream )
|}

EP06 - EP10 TBD sometime tomorrow [[Special:Contributions/95.79.152.115|95.79.152.115]] 20:43, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

:helping out, [[User:Prima|Prima]] 21:30, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

:: make that tomorrow next week, goddamn IRL [[Special:Contributions/95.79.86.247|95.79.86.247]] 05:40, 28 March 2011 (BST)

I don't have a slowpoke slow enough for you guys, 7-12 next 2 days, [[User:Polymerase|Polymerase]] 09:17, 17 May 2011 (UTC)

Two things about the episode breakdown on the page:
# Shouldn't we differentiate the speculative titles and the official ones? Like putting the tentative titles in italic
# What is the "track number"? Shouldn't we replace it with the actual track number from the OST now that we know it? (so Scaena felix would become 01-12, Postmeridie 01-08, etc)
--[[User:Homerun-chan|Homerun-chan]] 10:31, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
:Just corrected it. Is it good enough? --[[User:KFYatek|kFYatek]] 12:44, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
Added the time for Mata Ashita for episode 1. I used the bluray version ([Doki] Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica - 01 (1280x720 h264 BD AAC).mkv) So the timing might need to be fixed. [[User:Snsninja|Snsninja]] 22:43, 10 July 2011 (UTC)

== Fanmade OST ==

FANMADE BGM:
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
! width="100" | Track
! width="col" | Track name
! scope="col" | Covers
|-
| Tent03
|Homura's Appearance ''Chime version of Tent20 "Sayaka's Theme"''
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13860059
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13889950 (Piano)
|-
| Tent05
|Next Episode Preview Theme
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13846854
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13873144 (Short)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13872098 (Short, piano)
|-
| Tent06
| "Peaceful Theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13883929 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13468707 (MIDI orchestra)
|-
| Tent09
| "Mami's Battle Theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13869780 (Violin quartet, instrumental)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13968652 (Rock, vocal)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13834828 (Chorus, ensemble)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13926257 (Orchestra, instrumental)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13628459
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13454654
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13802908 (Piano)
|-
| Tent10
| "Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13914810
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13885104 (Metal)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13891592 (+ "Oktavia's theme")
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13915005
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13814889 (Violin duo)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13824590
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13901446 (Vocal version of above)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13491750 (MIDI orchestra)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TuXf_R7sV8 (Piano)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYeJRyLS980 (MIDI guitar)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHUlf-4tiaU (MIDI piano)
|-
| Tent17
| "Madoka's Grief"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13867622 (Piano)
|-
| Tent20
| Sayaka's Theme" ''Orchestra version of Tent03 "Homura's Appearance" ''
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13904749
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13778176 (Electric organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13715696 (Piano)
|-
|
Tent??
|"Oktavia's theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13882084
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13830981 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13827829 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13834255 (Organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13832025 (Organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13852542 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13798558 (MIDI)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13953913
|}

;[http://green-oval.net/cgi-board.pl/a/thread/47462552#p47462764 Source]

== [Meduca] Music Archive ==

I maintain the [Meduca] music archive and is in the process of renaming the music pack under the conventions of the BGM breakdown. Here's the tracks already in the pack that were not in the above listing:
;[http://www.mediafire.com/?de5uk04t8cuk5di Madoka Music Pack v00012-I.zip]
*sm13828069 WSayaka Theme -piano- '''probably Tent??'''
*sm13883667 WSayaka Theme -full cover- '''probably Tent??'''
*sm13825521 Mami Theme -cover- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13827730 Mami Theme -chorus- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13815988 Mami Theme -remix- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13811268 Mami Theme -piano- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13794695 QBs Topic of Business -music box- '''probably Tent10'''
*sm13880451 QBs Topic of Business -chorus- '''probably Tent10'''
*QBs Topic of Business -piano by animezzz- '''probably Tent10'''
*sm13798388 Arenji 3 -midi-
*Sad Theme -guitar-

*sm13761795 Connect -music box-
*sm13837472 Connect -orchestral-
*sm13834416 Connect -violin-
*sm13577865 Connect -DDR remix-
*sm13500891 Connect -Japanese cover-
*sm13906269 Connect -band-
*Connect -piano tv ver-
*nm13443371 Magia x BadApple
*sm13899777 Magia -japanese cover-
*Magia -slower-
*Magia -piano Youtube arrange-
*Magia -piano tv ver-
*Magia -piano short-
*Magia -Musik Servant remix-
*Magia -crabMixx remix-
*Magia -German by Paperblossom
*Magia -German by EisteinGrooving-
*Magia -amplified-
*Magia -metal-
*Coobie rap
[[User:Prima|Prima]] 18:39, 27 March 2011 (BST)

:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhvTExrD-jc a niconico preview] - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 23:09, 30 May 2011 (UTC)

== About the OST bundles ==

The Volume 1 that came with the BD, did it only contain the tracks for the respective episodes? --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 15:44, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
:There's Madoka's character song which we can get a hold of but I'm not sure about the legality issue since it's a BD exclusive.
::That's not it. It's just that I'm wondering if I'll have to wait until the respective BD's for the official OST for the other episodes... Personally, I really want that pre-OP music from ep9 (first meeting with Oktavia), the only fan version I could find ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14323477?via=thumb_watch]) is short and does not make justice to it's awesomeness :( --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:15, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
:::I don't really follow things song by song but I keep hearing the OST comes with volume 2 so I suppose it should cover it all (I think).
::::Hopefully. And even if it doesn't, I just remembered that same music appears right before Mami gets oomph'd :P --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:24, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
::::That thing which comes with vol2 is "OST volume 1", so there's going to be at least one more part with some later volume. --[[User:KFYatek|KFYatek]] 09:46, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
:::::Jusr for the record: the music I was talking about was Venari Strigas, and the full version is ever more awesome than the original. Rockon.jpg --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 19:04, 26 July 2011 (UTC)

== Latin track name translations ==

Went and changed a few things for volume 1's translations:
*'''1) Sis puella magica!''' "Sis" is in the jussive subjunctive, so it should be "you should be", ''not'' "be", which would take the imperative, i.e. "es". A minor difference, I guess. (I initially translated this wrong because I somehow misread "sis" for "sim". Changed all references to my incorrect translation.)
*'''8) Postmeridie''' "Postmeridie" is in the ablative (of time), so it would be better translated as "''in'' the afternoon", instead of simply "afternoon", which would have been "postmeridie'''s'''".
*'''9) Puella in somnio''' "Somnium" means "dream". "Somn'''us'''" (declined to "somno") would have been "sleep". It is also the track playing in episode 1 when Madoka talks to Homura, i.e. the girl from her dream the night before.
*'''12) Scaena felix''' Changed the translation of "felix" from "blessed" to "happy", since it seems to play during Madoka's happy family scenes.
[[User:Jake the Tripfag|Jake the Tripfag]] 20:25, 23 May 2011 (UTC)

== Lyrics ==

Think we can get anyone working on the lyrics? I want to believe that they're more than ominous Latin chanting, and have meaning to them... --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:27, 28 May 2011 (UTC)
:That would be nice, but do we have anyone who knows Latin enough to translate it? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 23:23, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
::I mean, I am sure there are people here who do, the question is if are they available (now) to do it...? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 23:24, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
:::It doesn't seem to be latin, though: "Kajiuran is a language in which many of Kajiura Yuki's songs are performed. Apparently, no one except herself can understand the lyrics and a popular assumption is that its purpose is to convey emotion only, at the expence of information." --[[User:TATZL|TATZL]] 07:49, 31 May 2011 (UTC)

== OST v2 missing tracks ==

No Walpurgis Night theme? No "How many more times will I lose to it?" ? mumi why [[Special:Contributions/92.255.184.162|92.255.184.162]] 06:12, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
:There is still one more OST for BD 6 where that and other missing songs will most likely appear. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 06:14, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
::Exactly. Stop being paranoid people, there are only 11 tracks left half of which are god tier pieces, no way they're not getting a third pack out.[[Special:Contributions/95.79.50.63|95.79.50.63]] 06:16, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
:::Sorry for being mad. I didn't knew about the third volume[[Special:Contributions/92.255.184.162|92.255.184.162]] 06:30, 27 July 2011 (UTC)

== OST 3 Tracklist ==

I found a thread on /a/ and apparently someone found the tracklist for OST 3. He didn't post a source and I haven't found any source about OST 3 either.

*01. Numquam vincar (2m07s)
*02. Quamobrem? (1m30s)
*03. Cor destructum (1m27s)
*04. Surgam identidem (3m35s)
*05. Confessio (1m48s)
*06. Sagitta luminis (5m42s)
*07. Nux Walpurgis (2m34s)
*08. Cubilulum album (2m19s)
*09. Taenia memoriae (2m11s)
*10. La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (2m34s)
*11. Symposium magarum (1m46s)
*12. Pergo pugnare (2m13s)
*13. コネクト -ゲームインストー (1m33s)

Anyone found/know the source? --[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 03:01, 10 August 2011 (UTC)
:Found the tracklist at [http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=ANZX-9131 CDJapan] so I'm assuming the tracklist is accurate now. --[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 09:48, 11 August 2011 (UTC)
Added tracklist to page. Leaving the tentative title list here for convenience.
*BGM21 "Reminiscence Theme"
*BGM09c Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
*BGM22 "Disturbance Theme"
*BGM23 "Oktavia's Theme"
*BGM24 "I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"
*BGM25 "Walpurgis Night"
*BGM26 "How many more times will I lose to it?"
*BGM27 "Madoka the Goddess"
*BGM28 "Space Theme"
*BGM29 "Talk on the Bank"
*BGM30 "Demons Ahead"
*OPb Connect -DDR MIX-
--[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 10:08, 11 August 2011 (UTC)

My guesses:
* Surgam identidem = BGM23 "Oktavia's Theme"
* Confessio = BGM21 "Reminiscence Theme"
* Sagitta luminis = BGM27 "Madoka the Goddess"
* Nux Walpurgis = BGM25 "Walpurgis Night"
* Taenia memoriae = BGM29 "Talk on the Bank"
* Pergo pugnare = BGM30 "Demons Ahead"
I can't decide on the rest...
--[[User:KFYatek|kFYatek]] 16:50, 12 August 2011 (UTC)

== OST 3 Rips ==
Fresh OST rips from 4chan. [http://www.mediafire.com/?uhbqfb343jpckih here you go] [[User:MochaCoffee|MochaCoffee]] 10:57, 20 September 2011 (UTC)

== Nux Walpurgis ==

The longer version describes Homura's transformation into witch. And it creeps me out. [[Special:Contributions/46.233.204.203|46.233.204.203]] 15:00, 21 September 2011 (UTC)
:Wait, really? I thought it was just Kajiura-speak which nobody knows how to translate. --[[User:CrownClown|CrownClown]] 15:48, 21 September 2011 (UTC)
::I mean, the tone of the song. [[Special:Contributions/46.233.199.99|46.233.199.99]] 13:17, 22 September 2011 (UTC)
::The titles are all in Latin, but I think it's clear Homura is Walpurgis from the title, Nux walpurgis roughly translates to the seed of Walpurgis. Surgam Identidem is I shall arise from time to time.
:::No, "Nux" means nut. There would be a completely different word used for "seed." There are examples of poor Latin starting from the very title itself "Puella Magi" and repeated examples of this from the OST track titles. It's far more likely they intended to have "Nox" for night, which is why it's translated here as "Night of Walpurgis" rather than "Nut of Walpurgis." It was already said that Walpurgis reappears repeatedly throughout history, so "Surgam Identidem" isn't really telling us anything new. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 22:21, 28 January 2012 (UTC)
::::I'll try and mail kajiura, the fact of the matter is it says Nux not nox, Both make sense in context. the point of mentioning surgam identidem was proving that indeed the theme names are appropriate for their appearance in the story.
:::::I think what he's getting at is that if "nux" was the intended word and the intended meaning was "nut", a ''nut'' is also a ''seed''. You plant a walnut, you get a walnut tree.
:::::Also, if indeed "nox" was the intended word, it doesn't necessarily mean "night". "Nox" means something like "poison" or "corruption" in Latin. This is where we get "noxious" from, see here: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/noxious ... just throwing this out there, but a witch is the product of the heart's ''poisoning/corruption'' by despair, and I don't know if it would be related but the witch Walpurgis (nearly?) corrupts Madoka's heart with despair.
:::::'''JUST THROWING MORE OUT THERE:''' Walpurgis is the patron saint of people suffering from rabies, which in humans causes anxiety, confusion, agitation, paranoia, terror, hallucinations and more... all things caused by witches. ''Shit's deep.'' [[User:Nalo|Nalo]] 07:40, 14 May 2013 (UTC)

==Madoka PSP Game==
I assume when the game's music info is released, the detail info will be added to this page. Do we know if they create new tracks for this game? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 01:11, 28 September 2011 (UTC)
:We don't know and yes if new, pertinent information is released, it will be added. Game music just isn't a high-profile topic so I'd actually be surprised to hear anything about it prior to the game being released. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 01:14, 28 September 2011 (UTC)

::There is an OST in the BD bundled with limited contract of this game. I don't know if the DVD coming with normal contract also contains this. --[[User:Yorkwoo|Yorkwoo]] 23:25, 20 March 2012 (UTC)

[[File:Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable OST Menu.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Sound track in BD.]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Track
| Song Name
|-
| 1
| Spes - Materia Madocae - (Hope - The matter of Madoka)
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae - (Justice - The matter of Sayaka)
|-
| 3
| Fides - Materia Mami - (Faith - The matter of Mami)
|-
| 4
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis - (Prayer - The Matter of Kyoko)
|-
| 5
| Tutela - Materia Homurae - (Teaching - The matter of Homura)
|-
| 6
| Feliciter (Luckily)
|-
| 7
| Incipit in prece (It comes in prayer)
|-
| 8
| Vox maternae (Voice of the Mother)
|-
| 9
| Victoria (victory)
|-
| 10
| Ubi eam? (Where should I go?)
|-
| 11
| Quod id est? (What is it?)
|-
| 12
| Obstans (Obstructing)
|-
| 13
| Semen doloris (Grief Seed)
|-
| 14
| Inquietam (I should trouble)
|-
| 15
| Solitudo mea (My loneliness)
|-
| 16
| Non sola sum (I am not alone)
|-
| 17
| Para, ite! (Prepare, Go!)
|-
| 18
| Non fieri possum (I cannot happen)
|-
| 19
| Numquam mitescam (I will never soften)
|-
| 20
| Cum quoqumque modo (Whatever it takes)
|-
| 21
| Forma tumultuosi somnii (The shapes of tumultuous sleep)
|-
| 22
| Adhaesus deformis (
|-
| 23
| Clientes saluant (They save those who rely upon them)
|-
| 24
| Natalis puellae magicae (The birth of a magical girl)
|-
| 25
| Exitus desperationis (The end of despair)
|-
| 26
| Via ad scholam (The road to school)
|-
| 27
| Valetudinarium (Saying Goodbye)
|-
| 28
| Domus meus (My house)
|-
| 29
| Hora theae (The hour of the goddess)
|-
| 30
| Cubiculum coniecturae (Bedroom of conjecture)
|-
| 31
| Veni, ven (I came, ven (not a latin word))
|-
| 32
| Diffidentia floret (May mistrust flourish)
|-
| 33
| Area infinita (Infinite space)
|-
| 34
| Dolus vel pedica (Grief or a trap)
|-
| 35
| Experimenta ultima (The final experiment)
|-
| 36
| Area strigae (The place of a hag (i.e. a witch))
|-
| 37
| Delusio summa (The highest delusion)
|-
| 38
| Terror infinitus (Unending terror)
|-
| 39
| Dolus vel lascivia (Pain or lust)
|-
| 40
| Finit in maledicto (It ends in cursing)
|-
| 41
| Finis malus (An evil end)
|-
| 42
| Felix vera (True happiness)
|-
|}

==Unreleased track from Ep 7==
Does anyone know where to find a copy online? [[User:Magic9mushroom|Magic9mushroom]] 04:18, 18 March 2012 (UTC)
:: Unreleased implies, you know, not being released.

==Madoka Magica Gets Free Concert with Full Orchestra==
[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-08-13/madoka-magica-gets-free-concert-with-full-orchestra "Walpurgis Night's Dream" asking 70 musicians to make a contract for next April]

A full orchestra will play the music of the Puella Magi Madoka Magica anime in a free live concert in Tokyo's Hachiko district on April 6. "Walpurgis Night's Dream" will be a concert by fan for fans — 70 amateur musicians who happen to be Madoka Magica fans will perform.

The concert's organizers, Die Walpurgisnacht Symphoniker (The Walpurgis Night's Symphony Orchestra), are asking for people willing to "make a contract" to perform. The event will feature 15 pieces from the anime's soundtrack, under the guidelines set out by the creators at Nitroplus for derivative works.

==Movie OST==
収録曲

01. encounter

02. warning #1

03. warning #2

04. odd world #1

05. odd world #2

06. no more fear

07. wo ist die Kase?

08. short action

09. fateful #1

10. something unusual

11. crises happening

12. witch world #1

13. odd world #3

14. wicked

15. a human bullet

16. mother and daughter

17. touch-and-go

18. fateful #2

19. she has a past

20. she has a heart

21. complicated mind

22. wounded feeling

23. witch world #2

24. collapse

25. fateful #3

26. deep in grief

27. threatening

28. she is a witch

29. fateful #4

30. facing the truth #1

31. I'll be with you

32. I miss you

33. time-manipulation

34. facing the truth #2

35. her wings

36. rebirth

37. for the next episode

: Movie track breakdown sources
* http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html
* http://tieba.baidu.com/p/2475874739?pn=2

2ch版BGM表

（M101表示前篇1号BGM，M201表示后篇1号BGM，以此类推）

[前编] 始まりの物语

---TV版01话相当---

M101 0:00:59-0:02:20 I.12. Scaena felix

M102 0:03:04-0:04:43 『ルミナス -movie MIX-』 ※オープニング

M103 0:04:45-0:06:03 I.08. Postmeridie

M104 0:06:58-0:07:47 I.07. Conturbatio

M105 0:09:47-0:10:34 I.09. Puella in somnio

M106 0:10:41-0:12:26 I.06. Desiderium

M107 0:12:34-0:12:42 『ルミナス』 ※剧中曲

M108 0:12:55-0:14:21 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M109 0:14:37-0:15:20 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M110 0:15:27-0:16:05 IV.01. encounter

M111 0:16:43-0:17:40 I.04. Credens justitiam

---TV版02话相当---

M112 0:19:05-0:22:30 I.01. Sis puella magica!

M113 0:23:24-0:23:54 II.11. Vocalise Op.34 no.14 ※剧中曲

M114 0:25:17-0:26:18 IV.02. warning #1

M115 0:26:29-0:27:13 I.02. Salve, terrae magicae

M116 0:27:29-0:28:54 I.13. Pugna cum maga

M117 0:29:34-0:30:30 II.03. Venari strigas

M118 0:30:30-0:32:13 『Magia[quattro] ~instrumental~』

M119 0:33:42-0:34:34 I.05. Clementia

---TV版03话相当---

M120 0:35:46-0:36:42 IV.03. warning #2

M121 0:37:08-0:38:29 II.02. Agmen clientum

M122 0:38:30-0:39:02 IV.04. odd world #1

M123 0:39:53-0:40:56 IV.05. odd world #2

M124 0:41:46-0:44:11 II.05. Amicae carae meae

M125 0:44:26-0:45:30 『未来』

M126 0:45:40-0:46:22 IV.07. wo ist die K"ase?

M127 0:46:53-0:47:33 IV.08. short action

M128 0:47:52-0:48:56 II.04. Signum malum

---TV版04话相当---

M129 0:49:30-0:52:13 II.06. Incertus

M130 0:52:25-0:52:54 III.02. Quamobrem?

M131 0:53:29-0:56:05 IV.09. fateful #1

M132 0:56:30-0:58:25 II.08. Serena ira

M133 0:59:01-1:00:24 IV.10. something unusual

M134 1:00:25-1:01:30 IV.11. crises happening

M135 1:01:44-1:03:11 IV.12. witch world #1

---TV版05话相当---

M136 1:04:07-1:06:26 II.01. Decretum

M137 1:07:19-1:08:48 I.07. Conturbatio

M138 1:08:56-1:10:07 II.12. Ave Maria ※剧中曲

M139 1:10:07-1:11:05 II.09. Anima mala

M140 1:12:53-1:13:47 IV.13. odd world #3

M141 1:14:21-1:15:37 IV.14. wicked

M142 1:16:25-1:18:04 IV.15. a human bullet

---TV版06话相当---

M143 1:20:26-1:21:46 III.13. コネクト -ゲームインスト- ※剧中曲

M144 1:22:12-1:24:47 IV.16. mother and daughter

M145 1:25:14-1:25:29 III.10. La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin ※剧中曲

M146 1:25:31-1:26:57 I.10. Umbra nigra

M147 1:27:17-1:28:38 IV.17. touch-and-go

M148 1:29:00-1:31:33 I.11. Terror adhaerens

---TV版07话相当---

M149 1:32:08-1:34:25 II.07. Inevitabilis

M150 1:34:33-1:36:17 IV.18. fateful #2

M151 1:37:40-1:38:58 III.05. Confessio

M152 1:38:58-1:40:38 IV.19. she has a past

M153 1:41:21-1:43:18 IV.20. she has a heart

M154 1:43:58-1:44:34 IV.21. complicated mind

M155 1:45:38-1:46:14 III.03. Cor destructum

M156 1:46:22-1:47:50 IV.22. wounded feeling

M157 1:48:44-1:50:50 IV.23. witch world #2

---TV版08话相当---

M158 1:56:42-1:57:20 IV.24. collapse

M159 1:58:53-2:00:48 IV.25. fateful #3

M160 2:01:11-2:02:13 IV.26. deep in grief

M161 2:02:59-2:03:33 IV.27. threatening

M162 2:04:12-2:05:32 IV.28. she is a witch

M163 2:05:49-2:10:58 Magia[quattro] ※エンディング

[后编] 永远の物语

---TV版09话相当---

M201 0:01:10-0:02:28 IV.28. she is a witch

M202 0:02:29-0:03:55 II.03. Venari strigas

M203 0:04:09-0:05:48 『ルミナス -movie MIX-』 ※オープニング

M204 0:07:00-0:08:25 IV.29. fateful #4

M205 0:09:41-0:12:46 IV.30. facing the truth #1

M206 0:14:16-0:15:18 I.07. Conturbatio

M207 0:15:49-0:17:40 II.06. Incertus

M208 0:17:54-0:19:45 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M209 0:21:32-0:25:08 III.11. Symposium magarum

M210 0:25:35-0:26:48 IV.31. I'll be with you

M211 0:27:03-0:30:00 IV.32. I miss you

---TV版10话相当---

M212 0:30:14-0:30:45 I.12. Scaena felix

M213 0:31:42-0:33:53 I.08. Postmeridie

M214 0:34:12-0:35:03 I.10. Umbra nigra

M215 0:35:29-0:36:12 I.04. Credens justitiam

M216 0:37:01-0:40:11 I.01. Sis puella magica!

M217 0:41:00-0:42:45 I.02. Salve, terrae magicae

M218 0:44:38-0:45:49 I.13. Pugna cum maga

M219 0:46:53-0:49:19 II.04. Signum malum

M220 0:49:58-0:50:41 III.01. Numquam vincar

M221 0:51:04-0:52:45 『Magia[quattro]』

M222 0:53:56-0:54:56 I.09. Puella in somnio

M223 0:54:67-0:56:27 『コネクト』 ※歌い方がTV版と异なる

---TV版11话相当---

M224 0:56:39-0:58:38 IV.33. time-manipulation

M225 0:58:48-0:59:39 II.08. Serena ira

M226 1:00:25-1:02:30 IV.34. facing the truth #2

M227 1:04:01-1:05:33 III.05. Confessio

M228 1:05:48-1:07:15 II.09. Anima mala

M229 1:07:38-1:09:17 II.07. Inevitabilis

M230 1:11:03-1:13:11 III.04. Surgam identidem

M231 1:13:32-1:14:49 I.11. Terror adhaerens

M232 1:15:37-1:17:00 I.05. Clementia

M233 1:17:04-1:18:34 III.04. Surgam identidem

---TV版12话相当---

M234 1:19:17-1:21:42 II.01. Decretum

M235 1:21:54-1:25:50 III.06. Sagitta luminis

M236 1:26:50-1:28:37 III.08. Cubilulum album

M237 1:29:51-1:32:30 IV.35. her wings

M238 1:32:42-1:33:44 IV.36. rebirth

M239 1:34:04-1:35:55 II.12. Ave Maria ※剧中曲

M240 1:37:14-1:39:15 III.09. Taenia memoriae

M241 1:39:34-1:41:49 III.12. Pergo pugnare

M242 1:41:52-1:43:23 『コネクト -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)』

M243 1:44:34-1:49:22 『ひかりふる』 ※エンディング

M244 1:49:29-1:50:46 IV.37. for the next episode -[[User:Prima|Prima]] 07:56, 6 August 2013 (UTC)

: Formatted for the wiki, notes: these tracks were not used in the movie: Movie #06 no more fear; OST3 #07 Nux Walpurgis; OST2 #10 Pugna infinita. Only Magia tracks used were versions from Hikari Furu single instead of the original Magia single. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 03:46, 12 August 2013 (UTC)
*[http://www.mediafire.com/download/mksa2qwlax9h00p/Madoka_Movie_Tracklist.m3u Madoka Movie Tracklist.m3u ]--[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 06:39, 12 August 2013 (UTC)

==ClariS - Puella Magi Madoka Magica Hajimari no Monogatari Eien no Monogatari OP - Luminous (Luminous / ClariS [Limited Edition])==
ALBUM INFORMATION:

Original Name: ルミナス」／ClariS

Artists: ClariS

Composers: Watanabe Shou, Kadono Toshikazu, Shigenaga Ryousuke

Arrangers: Yuasa Atsushi, Kadono Toshikazu, Shigenaga Ryousuke

Release Date: October 10, 2012

Track list:

01 Luminous

02 Friends

03 blossom

04 Luminous -movie MIX-

05 Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)

==Kalafina - Madomagi The Movie Gohen Shudaika OP - Hikari Furu (Hikari Furu / Kalafina)==
ALBUM INFORMATION:

Original Name: ひかりふる

Artists: Kalafina

Composers: Kajiura Yuki

Arrangers: Kajiura Yuki

Release Date: Oct 24, 2012

Published By: SME Records

Track list:

01 Hikari Furu

02 Mirai

03 Magia[quattro]

04 Hikari Furu (instrumental)

==Tentative Rebellion Story tracklist==

I'm making a tentative tracklist for the Rebellion Story from one of the camrips I found online. Of course, the names of the tracks (aside from those that have already been released) will be tentative. Should I put the tentative tracklist up when I am finished making it? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 23:31, 14 December 2013 (UTC)

:I finished the tentative tracklist. There may be a few errors in the times, but I estimated them to the best of my ability:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Tentative Track Name
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || "BGM #1" || "Prologue #1" (Tentative title) "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || "BGM #48" || "Nightmare world" (Tentative title) "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || "BGM #6.2" || "I Dream of Dawn" (Tentative title) "Not yet (まだだめよ)"
|-
| 0:04:53 || 0:06:47 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:07:33 || 0:09:06 || Colorful || Colorful -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:09:07 || 0:10:26 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || "BGM #2" || "Strange class" (Tentative title) "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || "BGM #3" || "Transfer student" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || "BGM #4" || "Month of dawn" (Tentative title) "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || "BGM #5" || "Hitomi's nightmare" (Tentative title) "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || "BGM #6" || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) "Nightmare on the Horizon"
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || "BGM #7/8" || "Puella Magi Holy Quintet" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || "BGM #9/10" || "No more fear #2" (Tentative title) "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || "BGM #11" || "Cake Song" (Tentative title) "Who is the Round Cake?"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || "BGM #12" || "Pergo pugnare #2" (Tentative title) "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || "BGM #13" || "Sunrise" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || "BGM #14" || "Faceless #1" (Tentative title) "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || "BGM #16" || "Differences" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || "BGM #17" || "Bus ride #1" (Tentative title) "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || "BGM #18" || "Bus ride #2" (Tentative title) "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || "BGM #19" || "To Kazamino City" (Tentative title) "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || "BGM #20" || "Puella in somnio #2" (Tentative title) "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || "BGM #21" || "Facing the truth #3" (Tentative title) "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || "BGM #22" || "Faceless #2" (Tentative title) "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || "BGM #23" || "Witch interference" (Tentative title) "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || "BGM #24" || "Gun fight #1" (Tentative title) "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:48:34 || 0:51:06 || "BGM #25" || "Gun fight #2" (Tentative title) "Victory"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || "BGM #29" || "Mercy" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || "BGM #26" || "In the witch's barrier" (Tentative title) "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || "BGM #27" || "For the next episode #2" (Tentative title) "For this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || "BGM #30" || "Short action #2" (Tentative title) "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || "BGM #28" || "Prologue #2" (Tentative title) "The Fake City"
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || [Track Missing] || "Sagitta luminis #2" (Tentative title) "In the Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:07:33 || 1:08:06 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || "BGM #31" || "Warning #3" (Tentative title) "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || "BGM #32" || "She is a witch #2" (Tentative title) "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || "BGM #33" || "Fateful #5" (Tentative title) "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || [Track Missing] || "Incubation #1" (Tentative title) "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || "BGM #35" || "Incubation #2" (Tentative title) "The Observation"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || "BGM #34" || "Birth of a witch" (Tentative title) "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || "BGM #36" || "Extermination" (Tentative title) "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || "BGM #37" || "Grief consumption" (Tentative title) "The Worst End"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || "BGM #38" || "She is a witch #3" (Tentative title) "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || "BGM #39" || "Nutcracker witch" (Tentative title) "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || ["BGM #49"] || "We're here for you" "For the next episode #3" (Tentative title) "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:27:42 || 1:31:15 || Kimi no Gin no Niwa || misterioso
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || "BGM #40" || "Eternal feminine" (Tentative title) "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || "BGM #41" || "The Law of Cycles" (Tentative title) "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || "BGM #42" || "Overthrow" (Tentative title) "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || [Track Missing] || "Cubilulum album #2" (Tentative title) "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || "BGM #43" || "Demon" (Tentative title) "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || "BGM #43/45" || "Rewritten world" (Tentative title) "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || "BGM #46" || "Postmeridie #2" (Tentative title) "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || "BGM #47" || "Goddess and demon" (Tentative title) "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || "BGM #44" || "Who is dreaming?" (Tentative title) "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:49:52 || 1:54:52 || Kimi no Gin no Niwa || Kimi no Gin no Niwa
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || "BGM #15" || "End of rebellion" (Tentative title) "Disconnect"
|-
|}

[[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 18:51, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:Oooh, nice. How long does it normally take for soundtracks to come out? --[[User:Universalperson|Universalperson]] 20:05, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::The soundtrack for the first two movies was bundled with the movies. My guess is that the Rebellion Story's soundtrack will be bundled with the DVD/Blu-ray release of the movie, which will probably be next summer. Until then, should the tentative tracklist be put on the soundtrack page or should it remain on the talk page only? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 20:22, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::The ''fan titles'' column of the tv OST was a legacy from way back, when this page was first created before the tv OST got released. Given that precedent, I see no problem in copying over your research to the main page. The honor is all yours. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 22:34, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::'''PS''' Keep in mind that, technically, we do not link to anything that infringing on actual wiki pages. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 22:34, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::::I'm sure the "For the next episode #3" is "We're here for you", it's included in Madoka Xperia phone. - [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] 23:41, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::::Could you provide a link to hear the song if you have one? Nothing comes up on Google when I search for Madoka Xperia. [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 23:53, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::Actually, nevermind that, I found a link. Should I change "For the next episode #3" to "We're here for you"? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 00:00, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
[[File:Madoka Sony Walkman NW-F805.jpg|thumb|left]]
::::::Yes. We should always default to the official terms when possible. The co-branded item [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] mention is the Madoka Sony Walkman NW-F805 music player though, not a Xperia. [http://www.mediafire.com/download/vjw4cjm7fhdfs39/ FLAC here] - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 00:40, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
Moderately adjusted some numbers to match our current only reference point, [http://www.mediafire.com/download/bbb663ihbpy7if5/PMMM+Rebellion+OST+.rar here]. Also added my own fan names because one person can't have all the fun, you know? [[User:Lyra|Lyra]] 00:47, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::: For some reason I always remember it's an Xperia phone... - [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] 00:49, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::::Lyra, I like those fan names you came up with! Just out of curiosity, what is the reference point that you used to adjust the track numbers? -[[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 02:09, 16 December 2013 (UTC)

Talk:Madoka Magica Soundtrack

2013-12-16T00:47:14Z

Lyra:

== Notes ==
I'm just going to leave this here:
*Tracklist of music used throughout the series.
*Note that this list might contain inaccuracies.
*TentXX = Tentative(ly named) Track XX, names are usually chosen by what happens in the scene, to match with actual track names once OSTs are out.
*Also note that sometimes the same track might play with certain instruments muted or on a changed key.
*Once this is cleaned and verified, might be a good idea to put into the actual article.

== Episode breakdown ==
Also, sorry for autism. Splitting this up a bit. --[[User:Piparkaq|Piparkaq]] 21:13, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
:Can't read moon, but [http://apricotcomplex.com/archives/51709821.html?utm_source=%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A9%E3%81%8B%E2%98%86%E3%83%9E%E3%82%AE%E3%82%AB&utm_medium=twitter this might be good reference material]. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 15:05, 23 May 2011 (UTC)
=== Episode 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP01 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_01_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][794f520d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:57 || 02:48 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 03:06 || 04:39 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 05:27 || 06:57 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 07:46 || 09:15 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 10:12 || 10:55 || BGM03 || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 12:01 || 13:13 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 14:00 || 14:50 || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 15:19 || 16:45 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 17:39 || 18:?? || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:22 || 21:02 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 21:42 || 22:25 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || ED1 || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:20 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 2 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP02 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_02_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][fb1e440d].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:26 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 00:48 || 02:22 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 02:50 || 04:30 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 05:20 || 07:00 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 07:20 || 08:29 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 09:26 || 10:25 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream )
|-
| 12:40 || 13:52 || BGM10 || "What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?" (Tentative title)
|-
| 14:29 || 15:12 || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 15:30 || 16:26 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 16:34 || 17:51 || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 18:01 || 19:15 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:37 || 21:36 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:05 || 24:03 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| ??:?? || ??:?? || ED1 || Mata Ashita
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 3 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP03 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_03_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][1e87a706].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:55 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 00:55 || 01:25 || IN || Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (Sergei Rachmaninoff)
|-
| 01:25 || 03:00 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:27 || 06:30 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 07:52 || 08:46 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 08:58 || 09:57 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 10:22 || 11:46 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 11:46 || 12:22 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 12:31 || 14:34 || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:18 || 17:50 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )
|-
| 18:02 || 19:03 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 19:09 || 20:02 || BGM13 || "Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:30 || 21:22 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 21:39 || 22:29 || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! ) (Slow darker ver)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 4 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP04 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_04_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][88c6401c].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 03:33 || 01:48 || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 01:49 || 03:21 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:41 || 04:50 || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:26 || 07:57 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )
|-
| 08:42 || 09:16 || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl! )(Slow darker ver)
|-
| 10:37 || 12:55 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream)
|-
| 13:28 || 14:53 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:00 || 18:55 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 19:05 || 21:11 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 21:55 || 22:55 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 22:58 || 24:33 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:35 || 24:49 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 5 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP05 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_05_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][905f573f].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:05 || 01:02 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:03 || 02:35 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:40 || 05:53 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 06:48 || 08:20 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 08:31 || 09:44 || IN || "Ave Maria"
|-
| 11:19 || 13:57 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 15:01 || 16:37 || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder) (Arrange)
|-
| 16:40 || 17:43 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 18:25 || 19:29 || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:48 || 22:28 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 22:30 || 24:03 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:05 || 24:19 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 6 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP06 (timed from [MahouShoujo+yesy]_Puella_Magi_Madoka_Magica_06_[1280x720p][ts][x264][aac][acc327f4].mkv)'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || 00:22 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 00:23 || 02:23 || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 02:24 || 03:53 || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:41 || 06:47 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 06:29 || 07:52 || OPb || Connect -DDR MIX-
|-
| 08:50 || 10:57 || BGM18 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 11:17 || 13:06 || BGM19 || "The Melancholy of Madoka Kaname
|-
| 13:13 || 15:02 || BGM31 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 15:40 || 15:56 || IN || "Asshole playing violin"
|-
| 15:56 || 17:23 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:57 || 19:09 || BGM14 || "Homura vs Charlotte" (Tentative title)
|-
| 19:40 || 22:05 || BGM20 || "DO NOT THROW SOULS" (Tentative title)
|-
| 22:35 || 24:04 || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 24:04 || 24:20 || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 7 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP07'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:34|| || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 02:37|| || OP ||Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 04:19|| || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 06:54|| || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 08:34|| || BGM21 || 「回想のテーマ」
|-
| 10:02|| || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 12:37|| || BGM09c || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)-instrumental-
|-
| 15:28|| || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 16:36|| || BGM22 || 「動揺のテーマ」
|-
| 18:00|| || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 20:42|| || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder)(Violin)
|-
| 22:24|| || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:54|| || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}
=== Episode 8 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP08'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:00 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 01:26 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:02 || || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:45 || || BGM17 || "Witches Eat Weak People and We Eat Witches" (Tentative title)
|-
| 09:01 || || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 10:41 || || BGM22 || 「動揺のテーマ」
|-
| 15:29 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 17:53 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 20:52 || || BGM03b || Conturbatio (Disorder) (Violin)
|-
| 22:25 || || ED2 || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 9 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP09'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:21 || || BGM13 || "Don't Get Ahead Of Yourself" (Tentative title)
|-
| 01:57 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:30 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 06:34 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 11:46 || || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 13:14 || || BGM16 || "Madoka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 15:21 || || BGM18 || Terror adhaerens (Clinging Terror)
|-
| 18:28 || || BGM23 || 「魔女さやかのテーマ」
|-
| 22:58 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 10 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP10'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:16 || || BGM02 || Postmeridie/Afternoon
|-
| 02:36 || || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 03:46 || || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice )
|-
| 05:15 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 09:12 || || BGM05a || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic)
|-
| 12:47 || || BGM11 || Pugna cum maga (A Duel with a Witch)
|-
| 15:05 || || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 18:07 || || BGM24 || 「もう誰にも頼らないのテーマ」
|-
| 18:46 || || ED || Magia ~TV Version~
|-
| 21:23 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 22:25 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 23:56 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 11 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP11'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name

|-
| 00:14 || || BGM09b || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)オルゴール風
|-
| 02:02 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|-
| 03:34 || || BGM15 || "Sayaka's Grief" (Tentative title)
|-
| 05:13 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 08:47 || || BGM21 || 「回想のテーマ」
|-
| 10:52 || || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl from the Dream)
|-
| 12:46 || || BGM10 || "What Wish Did You Make, Homura-chan?"
|-
| 15:52 || || BGM25 || 「ワルプルギスの夜」
|-
| 18:45 || || BGM26 || 「何度やってもあいつに勝てない」※BGM25の後半に続く同一曲？
|-
| 21:54 || || BGM26 || 「何度やってもあいつに勝てない」※BGM25の後半に続く同一曲？
|-
| 23:55 || || BGM05b || Salve, terrae magicae (Greetings, Worlds of Magic) -Preview version-
|}

=== Episode 12 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''EP12'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 00:29 || || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 02:46 || || BGM27 || 「女神まどかのテーマ」
|-
| 07:33 || || BGM28 || 「宇宙のテーマ」
|-
| 10:31 || || BGM27 || 「女神まどかのテーマ」
|-
| 13:42 || || IN || Ave Maria
|-
| 16:52 || || BGM29 || 「土手での会話」
|-
| 19:28 || || BGM30 || 「魔獣を前にして」
|-
| 21:29 || || OP || Connect -TV MIX-
|}

=== Drama CD 1 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[Drama_CD_1|Drama CD 1]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Track name
|-
| 01:15 || 02:15 || BGM02 || Postmeridie (In the Afternoon)
|-
| 03:28 || 04:48 || BGM06 || Desiderium (Longing)
|-
| 06:45 || 08:40 || BGM01 || Scaena felix (A Happy Scene)
|-
| 09:20 || 09:54 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 10:08 || 11:25 || BGM03a || Conturbatio (Disorder)
|-
| 14:05 || 14:55 || BGM12 || Umbra nigra (Black Shadow)
|-
| 17:28 || 18:10 || BGM07 || Gradus prohibitus (Hindered Steps)
|-
| 18:30 || 19:00 || BGM08 || Credens justitiam (Believing in Justice)
|-
| 20:00 || 22:20 || BGM09a || Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!)
|-
| 22:56 || 24:17 || BGM?? || ?
|-
| 24:37 || 26:22 || BGM31 || Clementia (Compassion)
|-
| 27:10 || 29:00 || BGM04 || Puella in somnio (The Girl in the Dream )
|}

EP06 - EP10 TBD sometime tomorrow [[Special:Contributions/95.79.152.115|95.79.152.115]] 20:43, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

:helping out, [[User:Prima|Prima]] 21:30, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

:: make that tomorrow next week, goddamn IRL [[Special:Contributions/95.79.86.247|95.79.86.247]] 05:40, 28 March 2011 (BST)

I don't have a slowpoke slow enough for you guys, 7-12 next 2 days, [[User:Polymerase|Polymerase]] 09:17, 17 May 2011 (UTC)

Two things about the episode breakdown on the page:
# Shouldn't we differentiate the speculative titles and the official ones? Like putting the tentative titles in italic
# What is the "track number"? Shouldn't we replace it with the actual track number from the OST now that we know it? (so Scaena felix would become 01-12, Postmeridie 01-08, etc)
--[[User:Homerun-chan|Homerun-chan]] 10:31, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
:Just corrected it. Is it good enough? --[[User:KFYatek|kFYatek]] 12:44, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
Added the time for Mata Ashita for episode 1. I used the bluray version ([Doki] Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica - 01 (1280x720 h264 BD AAC).mkv) So the timing might need to be fixed. [[User:Snsninja|Snsninja]] 22:43, 10 July 2011 (UTC)

== Fanmade OST ==

FANMADE BGM:
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
! width="100" | Track
! width="col" | Track name
! scope="col" | Covers
|-
| Tent03
|Homura's Appearance ''Chime version of Tent20 "Sayaka's Theme"''
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13860059
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13889950 (Piano)
|-
| Tent05
|Next Episode Preview Theme
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13846854
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13873144 (Short)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13872098 (Short, piano)
|-
| Tent06
| "Peaceful Theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13883929 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13468707 (MIDI orchestra)
|-
| Tent09
| "Mami's Battle Theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13869780 (Violin quartet, instrumental)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13968652 (Rock, vocal)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13834828 (Chorus, ensemble)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13926257 (Orchestra, instrumental)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13628459
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13454654
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13802908 (Piano)
|-
| Tent10
| "Magical Girl Stories Need More Celtic Motifs"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13914810
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13885104 (Metal)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13891592 (+ "Oktavia's theme")
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13915005
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13814889 (Violin duo)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13824590
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13901446 (Vocal version of above)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13491750 (MIDI orchestra)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TuXf_R7sV8 (Piano)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYeJRyLS980 (MIDI guitar)
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHUlf-4tiaU (MIDI piano)
|-
| Tent17
| "Madoka's Grief"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13867622 (Piano)
|-
| Tent20
| Sayaka's Theme" ''Orchestra version of Tent03 "Homura's Appearance" ''
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13904749
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13778176 (Electric organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13715696 (Piano)
|-
|
Tent??
|"Oktavia's theme"
|
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13882084
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13830981 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13827829 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13834255 (Organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/nm13832025 (Organ)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13852542 (Piano)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13798558 (MIDI)
*http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13953913
|}

;[http://green-oval.net/cgi-board.pl/a/thread/47462552#p47462764 Source]

== [Meduca] Music Archive ==

I maintain the [Meduca] music archive and is in the process of renaming the music pack under the conventions of the BGM breakdown. Here's the tracks already in the pack that were not in the above listing:
;[http://www.mediafire.com/?de5uk04t8cuk5di Madoka Music Pack v00012-I.zip]
*sm13828069 WSayaka Theme -piano- '''probably Tent??'''
*sm13883667 WSayaka Theme -full cover- '''probably Tent??'''
*sm13825521 Mami Theme -cover- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13827730 Mami Theme -chorus- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13815988 Mami Theme -remix- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13811268 Mami Theme -piano- '''probably Tent09'''
*sm13794695 QBs Topic of Business -music box- '''probably Tent10'''
*sm13880451 QBs Topic of Business -chorus- '''probably Tent10'''
*QBs Topic of Business -piano by animezzz- '''probably Tent10'''
*sm13798388 Arenji 3 -midi-
*Sad Theme -guitar-

*sm13761795 Connect -music box-
*sm13837472 Connect -orchestral-
*sm13834416 Connect -violin-
*sm13577865 Connect -DDR remix-
*sm13500891 Connect -Japanese cover-
*sm13906269 Connect -band-
*Connect -piano tv ver-
*nm13443371 Magia x BadApple
*sm13899777 Magia -japanese cover-
*Magia -slower-
*Magia -piano Youtube arrange-
*Magia -piano tv ver-
*Magia -piano short-
*Magia -Musik Servant remix-
*Magia -crabMixx remix-
*Magia -German by Paperblossom
*Magia -German by EisteinGrooving-
*Magia -amplified-
*Magia -metal-
*Coobie rap
[[User:Prima|Prima]] 18:39, 27 March 2011 (BST)

:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhvTExrD-jc a niconico preview] - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 23:09, 30 May 2011 (UTC)

== About the OST bundles ==

The Volume 1 that came with the BD, did it only contain the tracks for the respective episodes? --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 15:44, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
:There's Madoka's character song which we can get a hold of but I'm not sure about the legality issue since it's a BD exclusive.
::That's not it. It's just that I'm wondering if I'll have to wait until the respective BD's for the official OST for the other episodes... Personally, I really want that pre-OP music from ep9 (first meeting with Oktavia), the only fan version I could find ([http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14323477?via=thumb_watch]) is short and does not make justice to it's awesomeness :( --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:15, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
:::I don't really follow things song by song but I keep hearing the OST comes with volume 2 so I suppose it should cover it all (I think).
::::Hopefully. And even if it doesn't, I just remembered that same music appears right before Mami gets oomph'd :P --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:24, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
::::That thing which comes with vol2 is "OST volume 1", so there's going to be at least one more part with some later volume. --[[User:KFYatek|KFYatek]] 09:46, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
:::::Jusr for the record: the music I was talking about was Venari Strigas, and the full version is ever more awesome than the original. Rockon.jpg --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 19:04, 26 July 2011 (UTC)

== Latin track name translations ==

Went and changed a few things for volume 1's translations:
*'''1) Sis puella magica!''' "Sis" is in the jussive subjunctive, so it should be "you should be", ''not'' "be", which would take the imperative, i.e. "es". A minor difference, I guess. (I initially translated this wrong because I somehow misread "sis" for "sim". Changed all references to my incorrect translation.)
*'''8) Postmeridie''' "Postmeridie" is in the ablative (of time), so it would be better translated as "''in'' the afternoon", instead of simply "afternoon", which would have been "postmeridie'''s'''".
*'''9) Puella in somnio''' "Somnium" means "dream". "Somn'''us'''" (declined to "somno") would have been "sleep". It is also the track playing in episode 1 when Madoka talks to Homura, i.e. the girl from her dream the night before.
*'''12) Scaena felix''' Changed the translation of "felix" from "blessed" to "happy", since it seems to play during Madoka's happy family scenes.
[[User:Jake the Tripfag|Jake the Tripfag]] 20:25, 23 May 2011 (UTC)

== Lyrics ==

Think we can get anyone working on the lyrics? I want to believe that they're more than ominous Latin chanting, and have meaning to them... --[[User:BrickBreak|BrickBreak]] 16:27, 28 May 2011 (UTC)
:That would be nice, but do we have anyone who knows Latin enough to translate it? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 23:23, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
::I mean, I am sure there are people here who do, the question is if are they available (now) to do it...? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 23:24, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
:::It doesn't seem to be latin, though: "Kajiuran is a language in which many of Kajiura Yuki's songs are performed. Apparently, no one except herself can understand the lyrics and a popular assumption is that its purpose is to convey emotion only, at the expence of information." --[[User:TATZL|TATZL]] 07:49, 31 May 2011 (UTC)

== OST v2 missing tracks ==

No Walpurgis Night theme? No "How many more times will I lose to it?" ? mumi why [[Special:Contributions/92.255.184.162|92.255.184.162]] 06:12, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
:There is still one more OST for BD 6 where that and other missing songs will most likely appear. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 06:14, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
::Exactly. Stop being paranoid people, there are only 11 tracks left half of which are god tier pieces, no way they're not getting a third pack out.[[Special:Contributions/95.79.50.63|95.79.50.63]] 06:16, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
:::Sorry for being mad. I didn't knew about the third volume[[Special:Contributions/92.255.184.162|92.255.184.162]] 06:30, 27 July 2011 (UTC)

== OST 3 Tracklist ==

I found a thread on /a/ and apparently someone found the tracklist for OST 3. He didn't post a source and I haven't found any source about OST 3 either.

*01. Numquam vincar (2m07s)
*02. Quamobrem? (1m30s)
*03. Cor destructum (1m27s)
*04. Surgam identidem (3m35s)
*05. Confessio (1m48s)
*06. Sagitta luminis (5m42s)
*07. Nux Walpurgis (2m34s)
*08. Cubilulum album (2m19s)
*09. Taenia memoriae (2m11s)
*10. La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (2m34s)
*11. Symposium magarum (1m46s)
*12. Pergo pugnare (2m13s)
*13. コネクト -ゲームインストー (1m33s)

Anyone found/know the source? --[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 03:01, 10 August 2011 (UTC)
:Found the tracklist at [http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=ANZX-9131 CDJapan] so I'm assuming the tracklist is accurate now. --[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 09:48, 11 August 2011 (UTC)
Added tracklist to page. Leaving the tentative title list here for convenience.
*BGM21 "Reminiscence Theme"
*BGM09c Sis puella magica! (You Should Be a Magical Girl!) -instrumental-
*BGM22 "Disturbance Theme"
*BGM23 "Oktavia's Theme"
*BGM24 "I Won't Trust Anyone Anymore"
*BGM25 "Walpurgis Night"
*BGM26 "How many more times will I lose to it?"
*BGM27 "Madoka the Goddess"
*BGM28 "Space Theme"
*BGM29 "Talk on the Bank"
*BGM30 "Demons Ahead"
*OPb Connect -DDR MIX-
--[[User:Riga92|Riga92]] 10:08, 11 August 2011 (UTC)

My guesses:
* Surgam identidem = BGM23 "Oktavia's Theme"
* Confessio = BGM21 "Reminiscence Theme"
* Sagitta luminis = BGM27 "Madoka the Goddess"
* Nux Walpurgis = BGM25 "Walpurgis Night"
* Taenia memoriae = BGM29 "Talk on the Bank"
* Pergo pugnare = BGM30 "Demons Ahead"
I can't decide on the rest...
--[[User:KFYatek|kFYatek]] 16:50, 12 August 2011 (UTC)

== OST 3 Rips ==
Fresh OST rips from 4chan. [http://www.mediafire.com/?uhbqfb343jpckih here you go] [[User:MochaCoffee|MochaCoffee]] 10:57, 20 September 2011 (UTC)

== Nux Walpurgis ==

The longer version describes Homura's transformation into witch. And it creeps me out. [[Special:Contributions/46.233.204.203|46.233.204.203]] 15:00, 21 September 2011 (UTC)
:Wait, really? I thought it was just Kajiura-speak which nobody knows how to translate. --[[User:CrownClown|CrownClown]] 15:48, 21 September 2011 (UTC)
::I mean, the tone of the song. [[Special:Contributions/46.233.199.99|46.233.199.99]] 13:17, 22 September 2011 (UTC)
::The titles are all in Latin, but I think it's clear Homura is Walpurgis from the title, Nux walpurgis roughly translates to the seed of Walpurgis. Surgam Identidem is I shall arise from time to time.
:::No, "Nux" means nut. There would be a completely different word used for "seed." There are examples of poor Latin starting from the very title itself "Puella Magi" and repeated examples of this from the OST track titles. It's far more likely they intended to have "Nox" for night, which is why it's translated here as "Night of Walpurgis" rather than "Nut of Walpurgis." It was already said that Walpurgis reappears repeatedly throughout history, so "Surgam Identidem" isn't really telling us anything new. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 22:21, 28 January 2012 (UTC)
::::I'll try and mail kajiura, the fact of the matter is it says Nux not nox, Both make sense in context. the point of mentioning surgam identidem was proving that indeed the theme names are appropriate for their appearance in the story.
:::::I think what he's getting at is that if "nux" was the intended word and the intended meaning was "nut", a ''nut'' is also a ''seed''. You plant a walnut, you get a walnut tree.
:::::Also, if indeed "nox" was the intended word, it doesn't necessarily mean "night". "Nox" means something like "poison" or "corruption" in Latin. This is where we get "noxious" from, see here: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/noxious ... just throwing this out there, but a witch is the product of the heart's ''poisoning/corruption'' by despair, and I don't know if it would be related but the witch Walpurgis (nearly?) corrupts Madoka's heart with despair.
:::::'''JUST THROWING MORE OUT THERE:''' Walpurgis is the patron saint of people suffering from rabies, which in humans causes anxiety, confusion, agitation, paranoia, terror, hallucinations and more... all things caused by witches. ''Shit's deep.'' [[User:Nalo|Nalo]] 07:40, 14 May 2013 (UTC)

==Madoka PSP Game==
I assume when the game's music info is released, the detail info will be added to this page. Do we know if they create new tracks for this game? --[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 01:11, 28 September 2011 (UTC)
:We don't know and yes if new, pertinent information is released, it will be added. Game music just isn't a high-profile topic so I'd actually be surprised to hear anything about it prior to the game being released. --[[User:Randomanon|randomanon]] 01:14, 28 September 2011 (UTC)

::There is an OST in the BD bundled with limited contract of this game. I don't know if the DVD coming with normal contract also contains this. --[[User:Yorkwoo|Yorkwoo]] 23:25, 20 March 2012 (UTC)

[[File:Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable OST Menu.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Sound track in BD.]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Track
| Song Name
|-
| 1
| Spes - Materia Madocae - (Hope - The matter of Madoka)
|-
| 2
| Justitia - Materia Sayakae - (Justice - The matter of Sayaka)
|-
| 3
| Fides - Materia Mami - (Faith - The matter of Mami)
|-
| 4
| Prex - Materia Kyokoensis - (Prayer - The Matter of Kyoko)
|-
| 5
| Tutela - Materia Homurae - (Teaching - The matter of Homura)
|-
| 6
| Feliciter (Luckily)
|-
| 7
| Incipit in prece (It comes in prayer)
|-
| 8
| Vox maternae (Voice of the Mother)
|-
| 9
| Victoria (victory)
|-
| 10
| Ubi eam? (Where should I go?)
|-
| 11
| Quod id est? (What is it?)
|-
| 12
| Obstans (Obstructing)
|-
| 13
| Semen doloris (Grief Seed)
|-
| 14
| Inquietam (I should trouble)
|-
| 15
| Solitudo mea (My loneliness)
|-
| 16
| Non sola sum (I am not alone)
|-
| 17
| Para, ite! (Prepare, Go!)
|-
| 18
| Non fieri possum (I cannot happen)
|-
| 19
| Numquam mitescam (I will never soften)
|-
| 20
| Cum quoqumque modo (Whatever it takes)
|-
| 21
| Forma tumultuosi somnii (The shapes of tumultuous sleep)
|-
| 22
| Adhaesus deformis (
|-
| 23
| Clientes saluant (They save those who rely upon them)
|-
| 24
| Natalis puellae magicae (The birth of a magical girl)
|-
| 25
| Exitus desperationis (The end of despair)
|-
| 26
| Via ad scholam (The road to school)
|-
| 27
| Valetudinarium (Saying Goodbye)
|-
| 28
| Domus meus (My house)
|-
| 29
| Hora theae (The hour of the goddess)
|-
| 30
| Cubiculum coniecturae (Bedroom of conjecture)
|-
| 31
| Veni, ven (I came, ven (not a latin word))
|-
| 32
| Diffidentia floret (May mistrust flourish)
|-
| 33
| Area infinita (Infinite space)
|-
| 34
| Dolus vel pedica (Grief or a trap)
|-
| 35
| Experimenta ultima (The final experiment)
|-
| 36
| Area strigae (The place of a hag (i.e. a witch))
|-
| 37
| Delusio summa (The highest delusion)
|-
| 38
| Terror infinitus (Unending terror)
|-
| 39
| Dolus vel lascivia (Pain or lust)
|-
| 40
| Finit in maledicto (It ends in cursing)
|-
| 41
| Finis malus (An evil end)
|-
| 42
| Felix vera (True happiness)
|-
|}

==Unreleased track from Ep 7==
Does anyone know where to find a copy online? [[User:Magic9mushroom|Magic9mushroom]] 04:18, 18 March 2012 (UTC)
:: Unreleased implies, you know, not being released.

==Madoka Magica Gets Free Concert with Full Orchestra==
[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-08-13/madoka-magica-gets-free-concert-with-full-orchestra "Walpurgis Night's Dream" asking 70 musicians to make a contract for next April]

A full orchestra will play the music of the Puella Magi Madoka Magica anime in a free live concert in Tokyo's Hachiko district on April 6. "Walpurgis Night's Dream" will be a concert by fan for fans — 70 amateur musicians who happen to be Madoka Magica fans will perform.

The concert's organizers, Die Walpurgisnacht Symphoniker (The Walpurgis Night's Symphony Orchestra), are asking for people willing to "make a contract" to perform. The event will feature 15 pieces from the anime's soundtrack, under the guidelines set out by the creators at Nitroplus for derivative works.

==Movie OST==
収録曲

01. encounter

02. warning #1

03. warning #2

04. odd world #1

05. odd world #2

06. no more fear

07. wo ist die Kase?

08. short action

09. fateful #1

10. something unusual

11. crises happening

12. witch world #1

13. odd world #3

14. wicked

15. a human bullet

16. mother and daughter

17. touch-and-go

18. fateful #2

19. she has a past

20. she has a heart

21. complicated mind

22. wounded feeling

23. witch world #2

24. collapse

25. fateful #3

26. deep in grief

27. threatening

28. she is a witch

29. fateful #4

30. facing the truth #1

31. I'll be with you

32. I miss you

33. time-manipulation

34. facing the truth #2

35. her wings

36. rebirth

37. for the next episode

: Movie track breakdown sources
* http://www22.atwiki.jp/madoka-magica/pages/164.html
* http://tieba.baidu.com/p/2475874739?pn=2

2ch版BGM表

（M101表示前篇1号BGM，M201表示后篇1号BGM，以此类推）

[前编] 始まりの物语

---TV版01话相当---

M101 0:00:59-0:02:20 I.12. Scaena felix

M102 0:03:04-0:04:43 『ルミナス -movie MIX-』 ※オープニング

M103 0:04:45-0:06:03 I.08. Postmeridie

M104 0:06:58-0:07:47 I.07. Conturbatio

M105 0:09:47-0:10:34 I.09. Puella in somnio

M106 0:10:41-0:12:26 I.06. Desiderium

M107 0:12:34-0:12:42 『ルミナス』 ※剧中曲

M108 0:12:55-0:14:21 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M109 0:14:37-0:15:20 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M110 0:15:27-0:16:05 IV.01. encounter

M111 0:16:43-0:17:40 I.04. Credens justitiam

---TV版02话相当---

M112 0:19:05-0:22:30 I.01. Sis puella magica!

M113 0:23:24-0:23:54 II.11. Vocalise Op.34 no.14 ※剧中曲

M114 0:25:17-0:26:18 IV.02. warning #1

M115 0:26:29-0:27:13 I.02. Salve, terrae magicae

M116 0:27:29-0:28:54 I.13. Pugna cum maga

M117 0:29:34-0:30:30 II.03. Venari strigas

M118 0:30:30-0:32:13 『Magia[quattro] ~instrumental~』

M119 0:33:42-0:34:34 I.05. Clementia

---TV版03话相当---

M120 0:35:46-0:36:42 IV.03. warning #2

M121 0:37:08-0:38:29 II.02. Agmen clientum

M122 0:38:30-0:39:02 IV.04. odd world #1

M123 0:39:53-0:40:56 IV.05. odd world #2

M124 0:41:46-0:44:11 II.05. Amicae carae meae

M125 0:44:26-0:45:30 『未来』

M126 0:45:40-0:46:22 IV.07. wo ist die K"ase?

M127 0:46:53-0:47:33 IV.08. short action

M128 0:47:52-0:48:56 II.04. Signum malum

---TV版04话相当---

M129 0:49:30-0:52:13 II.06. Incertus

M130 0:52:25-0:52:54 III.02. Quamobrem?

M131 0:53:29-0:56:05 IV.09. fateful #1

M132 0:56:30-0:58:25 II.08. Serena ira

M133 0:59:01-1:00:24 IV.10. something unusual

M134 1:00:25-1:01:30 IV.11. crises happening

M135 1:01:44-1:03:11 IV.12. witch world #1

---TV版05话相当---

M136 1:04:07-1:06:26 II.01. Decretum

M137 1:07:19-1:08:48 I.07. Conturbatio

M138 1:08:56-1:10:07 II.12. Ave Maria ※剧中曲

M139 1:10:07-1:11:05 II.09. Anima mala

M140 1:12:53-1:13:47 IV.13. odd world #3

M141 1:14:21-1:15:37 IV.14. wicked

M142 1:16:25-1:18:04 IV.15. a human bullet

---TV版06话相当---

M143 1:20:26-1:21:46 III.13. コネクト -ゲームインスト- ※剧中曲

M144 1:22:12-1:24:47 IV.16. mother and daughter

M145 1:25:14-1:25:29 III.10. La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin ※剧中曲

M146 1:25:31-1:26:57 I.10. Umbra nigra

M147 1:27:17-1:28:38 IV.17. touch-and-go

M148 1:29:00-1:31:33 I.11. Terror adhaerens

---TV版07话相当---

M149 1:32:08-1:34:25 II.07. Inevitabilis

M150 1:34:33-1:36:17 IV.18. fateful #2

M151 1:37:40-1:38:58 III.05. Confessio

M152 1:38:58-1:40:38 IV.19. she has a past

M153 1:41:21-1:43:18 IV.20. she has a heart

M154 1:43:58-1:44:34 IV.21. complicated mind

M155 1:45:38-1:46:14 III.03. Cor destructum

M156 1:46:22-1:47:50 IV.22. wounded feeling

M157 1:48:44-1:50:50 IV.23. witch world #2

---TV版08话相当---

M158 1:56:42-1:57:20 IV.24. collapse

M159 1:58:53-2:00:48 IV.25. fateful #3

M160 2:01:11-2:02:13 IV.26. deep in grief

M161 2:02:59-2:03:33 IV.27. threatening

M162 2:04:12-2:05:32 IV.28. she is a witch

M163 2:05:49-2:10:58 Magia[quattro] ※エンディング

[后编] 永远の物语

---TV版09话相当---

M201 0:01:10-0:02:28 IV.28. she is a witch

M202 0:02:29-0:03:55 II.03. Venari strigas

M203 0:04:09-0:05:48 『ルミナス -movie MIX-』 ※オープニング

M204 0:07:00-0:08:25 IV.29. fateful #4

M205 0:09:41-0:12:46 IV.30. facing the truth #1

M206 0:14:16-0:15:18 I.07. Conturbatio

M207 0:15:49-0:17:40 II.06. Incertus

M208 0:17:54-0:19:45 I.03. Gradus prohibitus

M209 0:21:32-0:25:08 III.11. Symposium magarum

M210 0:25:35-0:26:48 IV.31. I'll be with you

M211 0:27:03-0:30:00 IV.32. I miss you

---TV版10话相当---

M212 0:30:14-0:30:45 I.12. Scaena felix

M213 0:31:42-0:33:53 I.08. Postmeridie

M214 0:34:12-0:35:03 I.10. Umbra nigra

M215 0:35:29-0:36:12 I.04. Credens justitiam

M216 0:37:01-0:40:11 I.01. Sis puella magica!

M217 0:41:00-0:42:45 I.02. Salve, terrae magicae

M218 0:44:38-0:45:49 I.13. Pugna cum maga

M219 0:46:53-0:49:19 II.04. Signum malum

M220 0:49:58-0:50:41 III.01. Numquam vincar

M221 0:51:04-0:52:45 『Magia[quattro]』

M222 0:53:56-0:54:56 I.09. Puella in somnio

M223 0:54:67-0:56:27 『コネクト』 ※歌い方がTV版と异なる

---TV版11话相当---

M224 0:56:39-0:58:38 IV.33. time-manipulation

M225 0:58:48-0:59:39 II.08. Serena ira

M226 1:00:25-1:02:30 IV.34. facing the truth #2

M227 1:04:01-1:05:33 III.05. Confessio

M228 1:05:48-1:07:15 II.09. Anima mala

M229 1:07:38-1:09:17 II.07. Inevitabilis

M230 1:11:03-1:13:11 III.04. Surgam identidem

M231 1:13:32-1:14:49 I.11. Terror adhaerens

M232 1:15:37-1:17:00 I.05. Clementia

M233 1:17:04-1:18:34 III.04. Surgam identidem

---TV版12话相当---

M234 1:19:17-1:21:42 II.01. Decretum

M235 1:21:54-1:25:50 III.06. Sagitta luminis

M236 1:26:50-1:28:37 III.08. Cubilulum album

M237 1:29:51-1:32:30 IV.35. her wings

M238 1:32:42-1:33:44 IV.36. rebirth

M239 1:34:04-1:35:55 II.12. Ave Maria ※剧中曲

M240 1:37:14-1:39:15 III.09. Taenia memoriae

M241 1:39:34-1:41:49 III.12. Pergo pugnare

M242 1:41:52-1:43:23 『コネクト -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)』

M243 1:44:34-1:49:22 『ひかりふる』 ※エンディング

M244 1:49:29-1:50:46 IV.37. for the next episode -[[User:Prima|Prima]] 07:56, 6 August 2013 (UTC)

: Formatted for the wiki, notes: these tracks were not used in the movie: Movie #06 no more fear; OST3 #07 Nux Walpurgis; OST2 #10 Pugna infinita. Only Magia tracks used were versions from Hikari Furu single instead of the original Magia single. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 03:46, 12 August 2013 (UTC)
*[http://www.mediafire.com/download/mksa2qwlax9h00p/Madoka_Movie_Tracklist.m3u Madoka Movie Tracklist.m3u ]--[[User:Mutopis|Mutopis]] 06:39, 12 August 2013 (UTC)

==ClariS - Puella Magi Madoka Magica Hajimari no Monogatari Eien no Monogatari OP - Luminous (Luminous / ClariS [Limited Edition])==
ALBUM INFORMATION:

Original Name: ルミナス」／ClariS

Artists: ClariS

Composers: Watanabe Shou, Kadono Toshikazu, Shigenaga Ryousuke

Arrangers: Yuasa Atsushi, Kadono Toshikazu, Shigenaga Ryousuke

Release Date: October 10, 2012

Track list:

01 Luminous

02 Friends

03 blossom

04 Luminous -movie MIX-

05 Connect -Orchestra ver.- (short EDIT)

==Kalafina - Madomagi The Movie Gohen Shudaika OP - Hikari Furu (Hikari Furu / Kalafina)==
ALBUM INFORMATION:

Original Name: ひかりふる

Artists: Kalafina

Composers: Kajiura Yuki

Arrangers: Kajiura Yuki

Release Date: Oct 24, 2012

Published By: SME Records

Track list:

01 Hikari Furu

02 Mirai

03 Magia[quattro]

04 Hikari Furu (instrumental)

==Tentative Rebellion Story tracklist==

I'm making a tentative tracklist for the Rebellion Story from one of the camrips I found online. Of course, the names of the tracks (aside from those that have already been released) will be tentative. Should I put the tentative tracklist up when I am finished making it? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 23:31, 14 December 2013 (UTC)

:I finished the tentative tracklist. There may be a few errors in the times, but I estimated them to the best of my ability:

{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" width="100%"
|+ '''[[The Rebellion Story]]'''
! width="100" | Start
! width="100" | End
! width="100" | Track number
! scope="col" | Tentative Track Name
|-
| 0:00:19 || 0:01:22 || "BGM #1" || "Prologue #1" (Tentative title) "The Law of Cycles"
|-
| 0:01:29 || 0:03:32 || "BGM #48" || "Nightmare world" (Tentative title) "Nightmare Ballet"
|-
| 0:03:46 || 0:04:36 || "BGM #6.2" || "I Dream of Dawn" (Tentative title) "Not yet (まだだめよ)"
|-
| 0:04:53 || 0:06:47 || Vol1 #12 || Scaena felix
|-
| 0:07:33 || 0:09:06 || Colorful || Colorful -movie MIX-
|-
| 0:09:07 || 0:10:26 || Vol1 #08 || Postmeridie
|-
| 0:10:37 || 0:11:27 || "BGM #2" || "Strange class" (Tentative title) "The Coming Apocalypse"
|-
| 0:12:17 || 0:13:23 || "BGM #3" || "Transfer student" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:13:36 || 0:14:26 || "BGM #4" || "Month of dawn" (Tentative title) "In the Garden of Red Clovers"
|-
| 0:16:22 || 0:16:47 || "BGM #5" || "Hitomi's nightmare" (Tentative title) "No More Sundays"
|-
| 0:17:33 || 0:17:55 || "BGM #6" || "Odd world #4" (Tentative title) "Nightmare on the Horizon"
|-
| 0:18:38 || 0:21:17 || "BGM #7/8" || "Puella Magi Holy Quintet" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:21:58 || 0:23:16 || "BGM #9/10" || "No more fear #2" (Tentative title) "Tiro Duet"
|-
| 0:23:20 || 0:24:53 || "BGM #11" || "Cake Song" (Tentative title) "Who is the Round Cake?"
|-
| 0:25:21 || 0:26:19 || "BGM #12" || "Pergo pugnare #2" (Tentative title) "Reverie"
|-
| 0:27:01 || 0:27:46 || "BGM #13" || "Sunrise" (Tentative title)
|-
| 0:28:37 || 0:30:08 || "BGM #14" || "Faceless #1" (Tentative title) "Alone"
|-
| 0:30:33 || 0:33:09 || "BGM #16" || "Differences" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:33:20 || 0:34:40 || "BGM #17" || "Bus ride #1" (Tentative title) "Veni, Vidi, Mitakihara"
|-
| 0:35:14 || 0:36:16 || "BGM #18" || "Bus ride #2" (Tentative title) "Stop Requested"
|-
| 0:36:45 || 0:39:11 || "BGM #19" || "To Kazamino City" (Tentative title) "On Foot"
|-
| 0:39:19 || 0:39:51 || "BGM #20" || "Puella in somnio #2" (Tentative title) "Truth Revealed"
|-
| 0:40:03 || 0:41:32 || "BGM #21" || "Facing the truth #3" (Tentative title) "Her Sacrifice"
|-
| 0:42:09 || 0:44:27 || "BGM #22" || "Faceless #2" (Tentative title) "Tea"
|-
| 0:44:55 || 0:46:55 || "BGM #23" || "Witch interference" (Tentative title) "The Interrogator"
|-
| 0:47:21 || 0:48:25 || "BGM #24" || "Gun fight #1" (Tentative title) "Bullet Time"
|-
| 0:48:34 || 0:51:06 || "BGM #25" || "Gun fight #2" (Tentative title) "Victory"
|-
| 0:52:13 || 0:53:56 || "BGM #29" || "Mercy" (Tentative title) 
|-
| 0:55:35 || 0:57:19 || "BGM #26" || "In the witch's barrier" (Tentative title) "At Crossroads"
|-
| 0:57:51 || 0:59:09 || "BGM #27" || "For the next episode #2" (Tentative title) "For this episode"
|-
| 0:59:14 || 1:00:11 || "BGM #30" || "Short action #2" (Tentative title) "Spectre of the Past"
|-
| 1:00:17 || 1:02:03 || "BGM #28" || "Prologue #2" (Tentative title) "The Fake City"
|-
| 1:02:36 || 1:07:21 || [Track Missing] || "Sagitta luminis #2" (Tentative title) "In the Garden of White Clovers"
|-
| 1:07:33 || 1:08:06 || Vol3 #13 || Connect ~Game Instrumental~
|-
| 1:08:07 || 1:09:21 || "BGM #31" || "Warning #3" (Tentative title) "She"
|-
| 1:10:20 || 1:12:10 || "BGM #32" || "She is a witch #2" (Tentative title) "Midnight"
|-
| 1:12:20 || 1:13:08 || "BGM #33" || "Fateful #5" (Tentative title) "Human Curiosity"
|-
| 1:13:11 || 1:14:48 || [Track Missing] || "Incubation #1" (Tentative title) "The Experiment"
|-
| 1:15:06 || 1:17:07 || "BGM #35" || "Incubation #2" (Tentative title) "The Observation"
|-
| 1:17:08 || 1:17:59 || "BGM #34" || "Birth of a witch" (Tentative title) "Clara"
|-
| 1:18:27 || 1:19:47 || "BGM #36" || "Extermination" (Tentative title) "The White Rat"
|-
| 1:19:55 || 1:21:45 || "BGM #37" || "Grief consumption" (Tentative title) "The Worst End"
|-
| 1:21:52 || 1:23:37 || "BGM #38" || "She is a witch #3" (Tentative title) "Radiance"
|-
| 1:23:55 || 1:24:34 || "BGM #39" || "Nutcracker witch" (Tentative title) "Death March"
|-
| 1:25:22 || 1:27:36 || [Track Missing] || "For the next episode #3" (Tentative title) "For the last episode"
|-
| 1:27:42 || 1:31:15 || Kimi no Gin no Niwa || misterioso
|-
| 1:31:40 || 1:33:22 || "BGM #40" || "Eternal feminine" (Tentative title) "Das Ewig-Weibliche"
|-
| 1:33:33 || 1:35:21 || "BGM #41" || "The Law of Cycles" (Tentative title) "Una Paenitentium"
|-
| 1:35:45 || 1:37:25 || "BGM #42" || "Overthrow" (Tentative title) "The Fall"
|-
| 1:37:53 || 1:39:06 || [Track Missing] || "Cubilulum album #2" (Tentative title) "Dark Orb"
|-
| 1:39:07 || 1:41:40 || "BGM #43" || "Demon" (Tentative title) "Love"
|-
| 1:42:22 || 1:43:54 || "BGM #43/45" || "Rewritten world" (Tentative title) "Broken Record"
|-
| 1:45:06 || 1:45:43 || "BGM #46" || "Postmeridie #2" (Tentative title) "Transfer Student Revisited"
|-
| 1:46:31 || 1:48:14 || "BGM #47" || "Goddess and demon" (Tentative title) "Nostalgia"
|-
| 1:49:13 || 1:49:51 || "BGM #44" || "Who is dreaming?" (Tentative title) "Wer träumt?"
|-
| 1:49:52 || 1:54:52 || Kimi no Gin no Niwa || Kimi no Gin no Niwa
|-
| 1:55:02 || 1:55:57 || "BGM #15" || "End of rebellion" (Tentative title) "Disconnect"
|-
|}

[[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 18:51, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:Oooh, nice. How long does it normally take for soundtracks to come out? --[[User:Universalperson|Universalperson]] 20:05, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::The soundtrack for the first two movies was bundled with the movies. My guess is that the Rebellion Story's soundtrack will be bundled with the DVD/Blu-ray release of the movie, which will probably be next summer. Until then, should the tentative tracklist be put on the soundtrack page or should it remain on the talk page only? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 20:22, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::The ''fan titles'' column of the tv OST was a legacy from way back, when this page was first created before the tv OST got released. Given that precedent, I see no problem in copying over your research to the main page. The honor is all yours. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 22:34, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::'''PS''' Keep in mind that, technically, we do not link to anything that infringing on actual wiki pages. - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 22:34, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::::I'm sure the "For the next episode #3" is "We're here for you", it's included in Madoka Xperia phone. - [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] 23:41, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
:::::Could you provide a link to hear the song if you have one? Nothing comes up on Google when I search for Madoka Xperia. [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 23:53, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
::::::Actually, nevermind that, I found a link. Should I change "For the next episode #3" to "We're here for you"? [[User:AntMan9751|AntMan9751]] 00:00, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
[[File:Madoka Sony Walkman NW-F805.jpg|thumb|left]]
::::::Yes. We should always default to the official terms when possible. The co-branded item [[User:Arkeid|Arkeid]] mention is the Madoka Sony Walkman NW-F805 music player though, not a Xperia. [http://www.mediafire.com/download/vjw4cjm7fhdfs39/ FLAC here] - [[User:Prima|Prima]] 00:40, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
Moderately adjusted some numbers to match our current only reference point, [http://www.mediafire.com/download/bbb663ihbpy7if5/PMMM+Rebellion+OST+.rar here]. Also added my own fan names because one person can't have all the fun, you know? [[User:Lyra|Lyra]] 00:47, 16 December 2013 (UTC)

Movie 3 Brochure

2013-11-21T01:18:09Z

Lyra: /* Gen */ Fixed some major translation issues.

[[File:Movie 3 Brochure Cover.jpg|thumb|Limited Edition]]
[[File:Movie 3 Brochure Standard Cover.jpg|thumb|Regular Edition]]

The Madoka Magica The Rebellion Story Brochure was released on October 26, 2013 and sold at theatre screenings in Japan. Two versions are available: standard (¥900) or limited edition (¥1,000) in beautiful hardcover.

Aniplex of America has offered the brochure as part of [[The Rebellion Story]]'s US Premiere ticket package.

==Staff Interviews==
===Shinbo===
[[Akiyuki Shinbo]] is the Chief Director of the Madoka franchise and [[SHAFT|SHAFT studio]].

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Q: The first two movies ([[The Beginning Story|Beginning]], [[The Eternal Story|Eternal]]) were imaged by you as the further 1-2 time loops of the original series. So where will you place this new movie?
|-
| Shinbo: For me, the TV series was already complete, because the TV series has no need for derivations. For this "New" movie, Beginning and Eternal are crucial, but there is no need for a connection between the TV series and this new movie, that's how I see it.
|-
! Q: So this new movie is a continuation of Beginning and Eternal?
|-
| Shinbo: Yes, for example, Sayaka's hairclip from her magical girl outfit was not in the original series, but appeared in Beginning and Eternal.
|-
! Q: This movie introduced a new character. How did this decision come about?
|-
| Shinbo: It was actually during the stage when the plot, and the script was prepared by Urobutchi. Introducing a new character felt natural from the beginning. Calling the [[Charlotte|Candy Witch]] "Bebe" was a request from Inu Curry. During the story before this, Witch [[Runes]] would appear whenever a Witch did. But within the story itself, nobody can read these runes. Even if the viewers managed to decipher the runes, the characters won't know how to read them. That's why the girls call her "Bebe." This should be the first thing fans that watch the movie be surprised about.
|-
! Q: So the names written in Witch Runes were the Witches' actual names?
|-
| Shinbo: During the TV series, I was surprised that there was people overseas who successfully managed to decipher the Witch Runes. For a work to be hyped in that way, it was an interesting experience.
|-
|}

* "I originally wanted to name the first movie 'Revenge of the Incubators'"
* He touches on how people thought since the whole ring thing was only ever mentioned by Mami, everyone thought it was her being stupid again.
* "If we can have it (Madoka Magica) continue, I'd like to see that happen."

<gallery>
File:Movie 3 Brochure 13.jpg|Shinbo Interview
File:Movie 3 Brochure 14.jpg|Shinbo Interview
File:Movie 3 Brochure 15.jpg|Shinbo Interview
</gallery>

===Gen===
[[Gen Urobuchi]] is the writer for the Madoka franchise.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Q: What kind of story were you planning to do in the first place?
|-
|A: My idea was Homura becoming a witch and her story inside of the barrier. This time the conclusion was supposed to be "Madoka bringing Homura along". I thought the story would end this time for sure. (laughs) However, both Iwakami-san (producer) and Shinbo-san seemed to be thinking that they wanted the story to continue. It took a while to get an OK on this idea. I was wondering how could I do this when Shinbo-san suddenly told me "It may be nice if you make Homura and Madoka enemies". After that I had a breakthrough. I decided to make Homura oppose Madoka.
|-
|}

* "While the show was still airing Iwagami approached me and asked what I thought about doing a sequel. I just laughed it off and didn't take it seriously but he repeated it several times and I eventually realised he was serious."
* They came up with the idea for a sequel through brainstorming sessions, and this idea of it taking place inside Homura's soul gem as she starts to become a witch was the first idea they came up with.
* The big plot twist WASN'T Urobuchi's idea, he was going to have Madoka just take Homura away and the end, but Iwagami and Shinbou wanted to be able to let it continue.
* Having Madoka and Homura being on opposite sides at the end was Shinbou's idea.
* On QB: "I wrote him to seem less all-powerful than in the TV series. He's just an alien in the end, he can't stand up to a god."
* A second season WAS considered but they didn't have enough material to drag out for 12 episodes.
* Bebe was inspired by all the figures and stuff pairing Mami up with the candy witch.
* Urobuchi starting writing this immediately after the TV series. Aside from dialogue the script is mostly barebones as he wanted to leave decisions on visuals to Shaft.
* He says that he's sure some people will hate the movie; The current trend is for timeless, unchanging characters. The characters in the movie however do change, and he's sure that there will be people who will complain about them being "out of character" when in fact they're just growing as human beings.
* Finally he says that he's written all there is to Homura and Madoka, and that if there are stories that exist beyond this point, that's for other people to write.

<gallery>
File:Movie 3 Brochure 16.jpg|Gen Interview
File:Movie 3 Brochure 17.jpg|Gen Interview
File:Movie 3 Brochure 18.jpg|Gen Interview
</gallery>

===Ume===
[[Ume Aoki]] is the Original Character Designer of the Madoka franchise.

<gallery>
File:Movie 3 Brochure 19.jpg|Ume Interview
File:1382895835480.jpg|Ume Interview
</gallery>

===Miyamoto===
[[Yukihiro Miyamoto]] is the Director of The Rebellion Story.

<gallery>
File:Movie 3 Brochure 21.jpg|Miyamoto Interview
File:Movie 3 Brochure 22.jpg|Miyamoto Interview
File:Movie 3 Brochure 23.jpg|Miyamoto Interview
</gallery>

==Gallery==

<gallery>

</gallery>

==See also==
*[[Movie 1 Brochure]]
*[[Movie 2 Brochure]]
*[[The Rebellion Story]]

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