Kyuubei, as a reward, offers Madoka and Sayaka (one of Madoka's friends) a unique deal: he'd make any of their wishes come true, and in exchange, they would become Magical Girls. However, her life takes a dramatic turn when, on a trip to the mall, she rescues Kyuubei, a cat-like being that was being chased by a mysterious black-haired girl. Albeit very shy, she is happy, and her family and friends love her exactly the way she is. The main character, Kaname Madoka, is a normal 8th grader. – “Make a contract with me, and become a magical girl!” And by the end of the 12th episode (or the last episode, if you prefer), I was blown away. After the 3rd episode ended, I was completely hooked. I found it oddly entertaining, so I proceeded to watch the 2nd episode, and then the 3rd. Throwing all my prejucide aside, I sat quietly and watched the first episode. passed, my friend insisted, and I ended up watching the first episode with my sister.
The Mahou Shoujo genre has never interested me, so when a friend of mine, who in the past suggested things like Mirai Nikki, Deadman Wonderland, Death Note and Psycho-Pass to me, told me to watch Madoka Magica, I thought he was kidding and I ignored the series for a while. I didn't really want to watch it, either. I'll start this review by pointing out that I was not expecting much from this show. What does it take for a series to become a masterpiece? Take a look at Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica, and you might find the answer to that question.
The series has received multiple video game adaptations and cameos in other media. The company later released a Blu-ray complete box set on September 27, 2016. It was also released in the same formats in North America by Aniplex from Februto June 12, 2012, spanning three volumes. Released on Blu-ray and DVD in six volumes in Japan from Apto September 21, 2011, the anime was considered a commercial success, with each volume selling over 50,000 copies. In 2012, it won the 43rd Seiun Award for Best Media as well as the Television Award at the 11th Tokyo Anime Awards.
In 2011, it won the Grand Prize for Animation at the 15th Japan Media Arts Awards the Television Award at the 16th Animation Kobe Awards and 12 Newtype awards. The series has received various awards and nominations since its release. In a 2012 interview, series writer Gen Urobuchi remarks that the original story was influenced by Hidamari Sketch, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, and Le Portrait de Petite Cossette. Edit Background Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica has garnered widespread critical acclaim, particularly in regards to its subversive approach toward the magical girl subgenre.
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