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Revision as of 09:27, 11 December 2020
Official Art
Art of Walpurgisnacht from the Puella Magi Production Note
Walpurgisnacht's magical girl familiars
Postcard by Inu Curry from the Production Note, there's a tiny Rednose on the back
Art from the Guidebook
Art featuring Walpurgisnacht's familiars
Art featuring Walpurgisnacht and her familiars from the Key Animation Note volume 6
Art of Walpurgisnacht by Gekidan Inu Curry's Doro Inu from the Rakugaki Note
Art featuring Walpurgisnacht by Gekidan Inu Curry's S from the Rakugaki Note
From Shafts 40th anniversary website.
Official art from the Madoka Magica x Phantom of Kill Collaboration Mobile Game
Background image for the Walpurgisnach's level in Phantom of Kill
Art from the collaboration event with The World of Mystic Wiz
A Walpurgisnacht chandelier from the Madogatari event
Screenshots
Walpurgisnacht's first appearance in the series in Episode 1
The gear portion under the witch's skirt, moments before blowing Homura away.
A clearer shot of the gears
Walpurgis's face can barely be discerned
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
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.
The witch's familiars are shown more closely here.
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").
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
Walpurgisnacht from one of the previous timelines in Episode 10
Her appearance seems to change every time Madoka and Homura encounter her
Walpurgisnacht is not upside-down. Something may happen according to the card
Madoka's victory over the witch is a Pyrrhic one: Mitakihara is still in ruins, and she herself has become Kriemhild Gretchen
The procession of familiars heralding the arrival of Walpurgisnacht from Episode 11
Walpurgisnacht beginning her attack on Mitakihara City
Walpurgisnacht breathes fire, fitting for her carnival theme
Unaffected by previous attacks, Walpurgisnacht taunts Homura
Flying towards Homura before being hit by missiles
Knocked down by Homura's attack
A beam fired by Walpurgisnacht breaks apart to reveal her familiars
Given the holiday's association with bonfires, Walpurgisnacht appears to be fireproof
Walpurgisnacht is surrounded by dancing figures that burst into flame
The familiars attempt to stop Homura from reaching Walpurgisnacht
Walpurgisnacht cuts a path of destruction through the city
The doll half of Walpurgisnacht appears to be a decoy, as seen in Episode 12
Walpurgisnacht's doll body looks mechanical in origin
The gear positions itself before Madoka. It may be the true body of the witch
The familiars dance around Madoka before Walpurgisnacht is destroyed
The Rebellion Story
Walpurgisnacht's parade elephant familiar makes a brief appearance pulling the carriage Sayaka and Nagisa are in in The Rebellion Story
Manga
Walpurgisnacht's first appearance in the manga
The circus troupe of familiars is briefly seen
A familiar of Sayaka
A familiar of Kyoko
A familiar of Mami
The shadow magical girls from the anime are replaced by the three fallen magical girls
Walpurgisnacht's cameo in the Rebellion Manga
The shadow magical girls' cameo
Walpurgisnacht and other witches in Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Extra Story
Walpurgisnacht in Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Sadness Prayer
Madoka Magica Portable
Walpurgisnacht's introduction from Madoka Magica Portable
Walpurgisnacht's name in Runes, though it's displayed as '?????'
Bluenose
One of Walpurgisnacht's shadow magical girl familiars
Walpurgisnacht's barrier. It resembles the area Madoka runs through in her dream from Episode 1
The second version of Waplurgisnacht's barrier. This more resembles the ruined city
Walpurgisnacht can be seen in the sky of her barrier before you reach her
Bluenose's profile
- Portable rednose bio.jpg
Rednose's profile
Walpurgisnacht's witch kiss from the loading screen
Walpurgisnacht's grief seed
Madoka Magica Mobage
Walpurgisnacht in Madoka Magica Mobage
Madoka Magica Online
Walpurgisnacht from Madoka Magica Online
Madoka Magica: The Battle Pentagram
Walpurgisnacht's name in Runes from The Battle Pentagram
Magia Record
Character card from Magia Record
Sprite
Merchandise
Walpurgisnacht from the Nendoroid Petite Extension set
'Walpurgis' Clothes' and 'Walpurgis' Hat', special bonuses from the extension set for Madoka Magica Online
Walpurgisnacht from the Movic witch collection 2
Tissue box cover featuring art of Walpurgisnacht
A phone strap from the Witches and Mascots series
A better look at the familiar accesory
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