第11話

あらすじ

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Kyubey tells Homura that her repeated attempts to save Madoka have unintentionally concentrated the karmic weight of many timelines around a single person. That accumulated destiny explains Madoka's unprecedented potential both as a magical girl and as a witch. After Sayaka's funeral, Kyubey forces Madoka to witness humanity's long history with Incubators, arguing that magical girls' wishes accelerated civilization despite the individual tragedies. Madoka is appalled by his detached calculation. Her mother, Junko, recognizes that she is hiding a crisis but cannot understand its supernatural cause. Homura finally tells Madoka about the time loops and admits that every version of herself has been devoted to protecting her. As Walpurgisnacht approaches, the city evacuates into shelters. Homura fights alone with an arsenal prepared across years of repetition—explosives, artillery, fuel trucks, and stolen weapons—but the witch survives everything and crushes her defenses. Realizing another reset may only strengthen Madoka further, Homura begins losing the hope that keeps her Soul Gem from corruption. Kyubey tells Madoka that Homura will become a witch if she despairs. Madoka persuades Junko to let her leave the shelter, reaches the defeated Homura, and announces that she has finally chosen the wish she will make.