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Well, this episode makes some pretty important revelations, from what I could gather from the raw, and from what I've gathered from this thread so far.

Now, I'm going to want to watch the sub before I make a more detailed take on this episode, and on the issues and fan discussions that it touches on, but I will say now that, in fairness to the "Kyubey is evil" side, this episode basically confirms that he is engaged in serious unethical behavior.

Which is to say that...

Spoiler for Madoka Episode 6 spoiler:

He is signing up teenage girls to become magical girls while hiding a key downside to the deal from them, a downside that goes beyond the basic danger aspect of the magical girl profession. This is a deceptive "bad faith" negotiation ploy, and the unethical nature thereof is compounded by the fact that this is a negotiation with teenage girls who can't be reasonably expected to grill Kyubey on all the aspects of being a magical girl before signing up for it.

Since we are dealing with lives here, and not simply dollars and cents, I can understand and respect how someone would call this "evil" and not simply "unethical".

However, I want to see the subs for this before I consider a different personal view on Kyubey, and before I get into greater detail than this.

I'll have more to write after I see the sub.