第9話

あらすじ

日本語の要約がないため、Englishで表示しています。

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Sayaka's transformed witch, Oktavia, emerges inside a new labyrinth. Homura uses time manipulation to extract Kyoko and recover Sayaka's human body, then tells Madoka that their friend has become the very kind of creature she hunted. Kyubey explains the Incubators' purpose without remorse. His species harvests the enormous energy released when adolescent girls move from hope to despair and become witches, using it to delay the universe's eventual heat death. Because Incubators lack emotion, they regard human suffering as an efficient exchange rather than betrayal. Kyoko refuses to accept that Sayaka is beyond recovery. She recruits Madoka, hoping the sound of a friend's voice might awaken Sayaka within the witch and restore her Soul Gem. Inside the labyrinth, Kyoko absorbs Oktavia's attacks while Madoka calls to Sayaka. The witch eventually strikes at Madoka as well, proving that no recognizable response remains. Kyoko orders Homura to carry Madoka to safety and uses all her magic to destroy both herself and Oktavia, choosing to die beside the girl whose ideals once angered her. Kyubey admits that he knew the rescue was impossible and deliberately allowed Kyoko's death, leaving Homura unable to face Walpurgisnacht alone without Madoka contracting.