Talk:Sakura-Con 2012 Interview

I always loved to read H.P. Lovecraft ~ this doesnt surprise me at all... --Mutopis 15:51, 7 April 2012 (UTC)

Regarding the Second Interview

The original idea was to have a concluding story within the original series but through producer Iwakami and director Akiyuki Shinbo's enthusiastic support we decided we wanted something expandable as a world and concept. We wanted to make it have more breadth and be a bridge to the world view within the series and the franchise.

This strikes me as most interesting... we haven't heard anything like this before, have we? So... does this mean that the stories of any of the characters we've come to know and love will really not take up the foreground material of the movie? That there really won't be a so-called concluding element to the vague last several seconds of the series? (Not like I'm desperate for one, or anything-- it was pretty darn conclusive in most all other aspects!-- but this does seem to go against the expectations I originally held...) Animerican-Redeemed 06:22, 13 April 2012 (UTC)

"Think of it this way, if you want to expand the franchise, you want to give an element of expansion, so that the story is not really over but it is just the beginning as if there are more elements to tell in the Madoka universe, if that is the direction they are going with. One could say that the story about madoka and the other girls will be told in the movie (how much, who knows...) as part of the legendarium of the Madoka universe but not the final note of it. --Mutopis 08:19, 13 April 2012 (UTC)