Gallery:Walpurgisnacht

Official Art

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  Art of Walpurgisnacht from the Puella Magi Production Note

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  Walpurgisnacht's magical girl familiars

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  Postcard by Inu Curry from the Production Note, there's a tiny Rednose on the back

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  Art from the Guidebook

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  Art featuring Walpurgisnacht's familiars

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  Art featuring Walpurgisnacht and her familiars from the Key Animation Note volume 6

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  Art of Walpurgisnacht by Gekidan Inu Curry's Doro Inu from the Rakugaki Note

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  Art featuring Walpurgisnacht by Gekidan Inu Curry's S from the Rakugaki Note

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  From Shafts 40th anniversary website.

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  Official art from the Madoka Magica x Phantom of Kill Collaboration Mobile Game

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  Background image for the Walpurgisnach's level in Phantom of Kill

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  Art from the collaboration event with The World of Mystic Wiz

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  A Walpurgisnacht chandelier from the Madogatari event

Screenshots

Original Anime

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  Walpurgisnacht's first appearance in the series in Episode 1

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  The gear portion under the witch's skirt, moments before blowing Homura away.

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  A clearer shot of the gears

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  Walpurgis's face can barely be discerned

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  One of the screens in Homura's residence from Episode 8 displays an elaborate woodcut of the witch. She seems to be holding her "hands" to her mouth

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  On the right-hand side of the image, Walpurgisnacht is shown right-side-up and surrounded by flames. This is in line with her informational card, which states that she causes destruction when her upper body is righted.

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  The witch's familiars are shown more closely here.

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  A silhouette of an upside-down Walpurgisnacht is accompanied by the text "Ein Narr," which translates to "a fool" in German; the witch's informational card also refers to her as a "fool." However, the torn part of the image shows a part of a letter which might be part of another word, k ("kein narr" translates to "no fool"), or R ("Rein narr" means "pure fool").

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  Note the green figure above the caption "Walpurgis Night" on the left-hand side. This may have been Walpurgisnacht's magical girl form, as a girl wearing a similar tulip-shaped skirt and conical headdress appears in the magical girl "lineup" at the end of the series

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  Walpurgisnacht from one of the previous timelines in Episode 10

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  Her appearance seems to change every time Madoka and Homura encounter her

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  Walpurgisnacht is not upside-down. Something may happen according to the card

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  Madoka's victory over the witch is a Pyrrhic one: Mitakihara is still in ruins, and she herself has become Kriemhild Gretchen

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  The procession of familiars heralding the arrival of Walpurgisnacht from Episode 11

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  Walpurgisnacht beginning her attack on Mitakihara City

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  Walpurgisnacht breathes fire, fitting for her carnival theme

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  Unaffected by previous attacks, Walpurgisnacht taunts Homura

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  Flying towards Homura before being hit by missiles

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  Knocked down by Homura's attack

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  A beam fired by Walpurgisnacht breaks apart to reveal her familiars

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  Given the holiday's association with bonfires, Walpurgisnacht appears to be fireproof

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  Walpurgisnacht is surrounded by dancing figures that burst into flame

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  The familiars attempt to stop Homura from reaching Walpurgisnacht

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  Walpurgisnacht cuts a path of destruction through the city

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  The doll half of Walpurgisnacht appears to be a decoy, as seen in Episode 12

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  Walpurgisnacht's doll body looks mechanical in origin

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  The gear positions itself before Madoka. It may be the true body of the witch

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  The familiars dance around Madoka before Walpurgisnacht is destroyed

The Rebellion Story

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  Walpurgisnacht's parade elephant familiar makes a brief appearance pulling the carriage Sayaka and Nagisa are in in The Rebellion Story

Manga

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  Walpurgisnacht's first appearance in the manga

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  The circus troupe of familiars is briefly seen

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  A familiar of Sayaka

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  A familiar of Kyoko

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  A familiar of Mami

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  The shadow magical girls from the anime are replaced by the three fallen magical girls

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  Walpurgisnacht's cameo in the Rebellion Manga

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  The shadow magical girls' cameo

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  Walpurgisnacht and other witches in Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Extra Story

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  Walpurgisnacht in Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Sadness Prayer

Games

Madoka Magica Portable

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  Walpurgisnacht's introduction from Madoka Magica Portable

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  Walpurgisnacht's name in Runes, though it's displayed as '?????'

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  Bluenose

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  One of Walpurgisnacht's shadow magical girl familiars

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  Walpurgisnacht's barrier. It resembles the area Madoka runs through in her dream from Episode 1

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  The second version of Waplurgisnacht's barrier. This more resembles the ruined city

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  Walpurgisnacht can be seen in the sky of her barrier before you reach her

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  Bluenose's profile

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  Rednose's profile

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  Walpurgisnacht's witch kiss from the loading screen

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  Walpurgisnacht's grief seed

Madoka Magica Mobage

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  Walpurgisnacht in Madoka Magica Mobage

SLOT Puella Magi Madoka Magica 2

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  Walpurgisnacht from SLOT Puella Magi Madoka Magica 2's Magica Quest mode

Madoka Magica Online

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  Walpurgisnacht from Madoka Magica Online

Madoka Magica: The Battle Pentagram

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  Walpurgisnacht's name in Runes from The Battle Pentagram

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Magia Record

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  Character card from Magia Record

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  Sprite

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Merchandise

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  Walpurgisnacht from the Nendoroid Petite Extension set

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  'Walpurgis' Clothes' and 'Walpurgis' Hat', special bonuses from the extension set for Madoka Magica Online

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  Walpurgisnacht from the Movic witch collection 2

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  Tissue box cover featuring art of Walpurgisnacht

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  A phone strap from the Witches and Mascots series

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  A better look at the familiar accesory