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your thoughts have summoned this post from hell so, as i pray... Home > Archives > 2011 > December > 17 12 Days Day 4: The Wheel of Time04
Lolikitean Christmas had a hick-up, but I’m going to catch up, like no one ever has. The anime of the 17th is Magical Girl Madoka Magica. Madoka (2011-01-06)
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After experiencing a bizarre dream, Madoka Kaname, a kind 14-year-old girl, encounters a magical creature named Kyube. Madoka and her friend Sayaka Miki are offered the opportunity of gaining magical powers if they agree to make a contract with the strange little being. He will also grant them one wish, but in exchange they shall risk their lives by accepting the responsibility of fighting witches. Invisible to human eyes, witches are catalysts of despair in the areas they inhabit. An ally of Kyube, a magical girl named Mami Tomoe, befriends and encourages the two girls to accept the contract. For an unknown reason, another magical girl named Homura Akemi is determined to prevent Madoka from accepting the deal. Genre: adventure, horror, psychological, science fictionTheme: evil being, magic, magical girl, mind break, tragedy, wishes, witches Length: 12 Links: Official Official Official ANN Anyway, there’s been time traveling, sliding, and general alien bullshit in a good deal of 2011′s haul. Madoka in particular had an impact on me, however.
This image just resonates somewhere in my fantasy fanboy database for some reason. Gears are kinda like wheels, and, well… Brian Saunderson’s got you covered. |
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ghostlightning said:
Time manipulation in fantasy and science fiction is… ugh. I tolerate it more than I enjoy it, but yeah… Endless Eight is interesting in how it executed it. Of course recursion is boring, if you were actually looking forward to a future.
If Phil had to deal with Haruhi and the SOS Brigade in Groundhog Day, he wouldn’t have been anywhere as entertaining.
lolikitsune said:
Yeah… E8 coulda benefitted with some heists and suicides!
Ryan A said:
Gears and time, automatic watches!
And Homu’s time-slipping to save Madoka kind of parallels Phil’s attempt at saving that one homeless man on the brink.. kind of. But Phil did do more exploring, which was fun. Homu basically dove in ready to enumerate all the fates. Yar.
lolikitsune said:
Phil was definitely more fun than Homu.
And that’s why we need fan-made things like Ask the Pervy Homu Homu to spice things up!