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Btw how does the wish granting work anyway? does it happen as soon as the contract is made, or else? In Mami's case, it seemed instantaneous though I suspect her case was different.
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2011-01-26, 11:36 | Link #104 |
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Since Kyubee says he can turn Sayaka into a magical girl right away if she makes a wish in ep3, I think the wish ought to be realized instantly. Also, if the manga actually follows the concepts that will be used in the anime, then wishes can rewrite history to be realized as well.
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2011-01-27, 03:50 | Link #107 |
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^ Her name is 'Sakura Kyoko' I think.
http://animapple.blogspot.com/2011/0...e-spoiler.html Here are some additional spoilers for 4chan + Urobuchi interview key points from 2ch. Edited: Picture is saying (very rough translation); "She is a mahou shoujo as a pure psychic who does not have any sense of justice or humanity. So she is not hesitant to use her magic in order to full fill self-desires, Kyoko is a character who does not have sense of values of goods and evil, but 'nature response'." - Urobuchi DARK.
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2011-01-27, 04:21 | Link #110 | |
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2011-01-27, 04:27 | Link #111 | |
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Anyway, time travelling theory now starts to make sense
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2011-01-27, 05:06 | Link #113 | |
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[off topic] By the way, can you check this news I posted in Bakemonogatari forum? I'm still not sure if it is accurate or not. http://forums.animesuki.com/showthre...89#post3457989 [/off topic]
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2011-01-27, 05:40 | Link #114 | |
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2011-01-27, 06:07 | Link #117 | |
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2011-01-27, 06:38 | Link #118 |
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O dear god. So we have a moral egoist that clearly is driven by her own pleasure and might stop at nothing. This is definitely going the route of enlightenment-era drama.
The names of the witches are out by the way. There's Pyotr, Ulla and then this unknown new witch called Sulmika.
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2011-01-27, 07:28 | Link #120 | |
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Ahh yes, on the #madoka thread, Ryu-ji-up mentioned that it is quite possible that Sulmika is but a vulgar misspelling for Zuleika. Zuleika to Goethe literature is significant largely because West-östlicher Diwan (West-Eastern Diwan), one of Goethe's final works, feature Zuleika as an ideal woman of sorts. I will need time to develop about Zuleika.
In addition, you can read the name of Kyoko as Apricot, which is Ume-sensei's circle name in comiket. To put the Divan into context, one must keep in mind that it was written at the closing days of the Napoleonic wars, where Germany by congress of vienna has been formed into a loose confederation of sorts, which is not exactly what Goethe had hoped for, at least not with the level of bloodshed that had swept across Europe. The trends of this time, in the scourge of Napoleon, was not what Goethe had hoped for, despite the "acceptable" outcome of having this loose German confederation of independent states. Edward Dowden has mentioned that Goethe had an interest in poetry of the East, and the Divan has proved itself an ultimate manifestation of this. In some sense, it is part tribute to the poet Hafiz and in others it is him rebelling against the age of rationalism. Citing Dowden, in 1814, Goethe met up with an old friend, a banker called Willemer, age then 55. His third wife, a woman called Mary Anna Jung (Marianne) was the model of Zuleika, a woman of good humor, culture and confidence. She would basically help with this poem by playing off against Goethe in the part of Zuleika and Hatem's love story. There is no romance involved here physically between the two in real life, but instead it is an intellectual play. Quote:
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