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Couple_under_the_stars
joined Nov 7, 2022

"Things have gotten complicated recently" is such a wonderful meta line. And Hane doesn't know half of exactly how complicated it has gotten.

Haaaaa, don't drop lore on the other MGs without giving details ! What heartbreak ? Looking for who ?? Is there anything to read into Citrus looking away from Iris ???

joined Jul 31, 2026

group counseling with the MGs when?

last edited at Sep 23, 2026 1:31PM

Ykn1
joined Dec 20, 2018

Nice.

S129
joined Aug 2, 2015

Oh no, we've reached plot

Hj
joined May 3, 2020

I do not like where this is going

Hj
joined May 3, 2020

Also I think this warrants the Yandere tag tbh

566632_1
joined Apr 12, 2017

Waoooo Homura did everything she could to save Madoka and here we have Junna doing everything she can so she can DEFEAT Hane.... hardcore. I love it.

Sena
joined Jun 27, 2017

I kinda feel like if the plot/scenario weren't merely sketched out in those loose little vignettes, but instead told in a typical narrative way, it'd just amount to a mess.

Internet_lied
joined Jul 15, 2016

I wonder whether Junna's brain really is that broken that she considers murder the greatest expression of love, or does she know something about magical girls the audience doesn't yet and sees killing Hane as a mercy? With this series, it could go any which way.

emberisthesilliest
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joined Feb 24, 2026

well that at least answers my question on what she means by wanting to “defeat” her. like she actually means it

Waoooo Homura did everything she could to save Madoka and here we have Junna doing everything she can so she can DEFEAT Hane.... hardcore. I love it.

what i was thinking lmao

Also I think this warrants the Yandere tag tbh

probably

last edited at Sep 28, 2026 12:34PM

emberisthesilliest
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joined Feb 24, 2026

how will this even end? i dont feel like it would actually end in junna killing hane??? right??? hopefully???

emberisthesilliest
Img_6941
joined Feb 24, 2026

I wonder whether Junna's brain really is that broken that she considers murder the greatest expression of love, or does she know something about magical girls the audience doesn't yet and sees killing Hane as a mercy? With this series, it could go any which way.

if i had to guess it’s the first one? but if it’s the second one, i wonder what about the magical girls it could be. i don’t think we’ve really got that much lore into how they became magical girls and all that it involves, unless i’m forgetting something.

C6ecb18a42241236b33d8a43252bfaf1
joined Apr 30, 2020

I'm torn. I like Junna's old evil form but her new one is good too.

Clearly Lesbian Competitive Intercourse is about to happen. I imagine Hane would be into it.

Freakinspacians
joined Feb 17, 2018

I kinda feel like if the plot/scenario weren't merely sketched out in those loose little vignettes, but instead told in a typical narrative way, it'd just amount to a mess.

It feels like a mess in the current form too

Ykn1
joined Dec 20, 2018

Ooh, plot!

Img_20190107_054630
joined Jan 26, 2019

It feels kind of random, tbh.

Like, not random random. You could take the previous chapters and say that this situation doesn't contradict anything that was done before.

But it also doesn't feel like a natural follow-up to the story.

20230811_115727_adobe_express
joined Sep 21, 2019

Wait, wasn't the hair of the older magical girl that saved Hane light-purple? And now so is Junna's new transformed version...

joined Jan 14, 2023

The last page makes me optimistic. The author saying they can't skip ahead to the good ending implies they intend a good ending.

Avatar
joined Apr 15, 2013

The last page makes me optimistic. The author saying they can't skip ahead to the good ending implies they intend a good ending.

We'll get there if we keep moving forward. It may hurt along the way, though.

Leaping%20cow
joined Sep 27, 2017

It feels kind of random, tbh.

Like, not random random. You could take the previous chapters and say that this situation doesn't contradict anything that was done before.

But it also doesn't feel like a natural follow-up to the story.

I think I see what you mean, it feels like we swerved into full on yandere lol

joined Jan 14, 2020

Juuna talked about defeating Hane very early on in the manga. This isn't a swerve, it's just revealing that yes she really meant that.

652e51a6aad886e9ddcd1a7ce5d7cc1d
joined May 7, 2022

The author is confusing me with that magical girl and Junna looking alike. Stop showing me, TELL me. I am DUMB and need to have it spelled out. Damn it...

Leaping%20cow
joined Sep 27, 2017

Juuna talked about defeating Hane very early on in the manga. This isn't a swerve, it's just revealing that yes she really meant that.

The person I responded covered that by saying not random random, and it doesn't contradict anything that was done before. The defeat angle was there but not the full on yandere until now. Defeat could have been anything milder or even figurative, not full "I'm going to violently stab her to death because I love her". Though we might just have different perspectives and that's fine lol

joined Aug 14, 2026

I think Junna's motive is probably a little more complicated than just "killing Hane". I think being a magical girl, especially with all the PTSD she has developed, is extremely draining for her. She's constantly putting others first, protecting others and burning herself out. Junna might try to kill specifically "magical girl Hane", so she isn't burdened with that duty all the time and can actually just live her life and be happy. How that manifests? I'm not sure, but I definitely do think Junna is trying to free Hane from the chains of being a magical girl, through defeating her maybe? Only time will tell I suppose.

Additional thoughts: Hane essentially "frees" Junna from the shackles of being an evil general by killing her, allowing her live her life without carrying any of that burden all the time. We might be getting a story where the thing goes full-cricle, with Junna killing Hane in the same way she was killed. It might also be commentary on the ultimately predatory nature of being a magical girl, and the whole system itself being corrupt. Junna is freed through death from the shackles of her evil organization, but that isnt the only system shackling people, the magical girl deal itself is similar in its burden, or that kind of theme at least.

last edited at Sep 28, 2026 2:33PM

Leaping%20cow
joined Sep 27, 2017

I think Junna's motive is probably a little more complicated than just "killing Hane". I think being a magical girl, especially with all the PTSD she has developed, is extremely draining for her. She's constantly putting others first, protecting others and burning herself out. Junna might try to kill specifically "magical girl Hane", so she isn't burdened with that duty all the time and can actually just live her life and be happy. How that manifests? I'm not sure, but I definitely do think Junna is trying to free Hane from the chains of being a magical girl, through defeating her maybe? Only time will tell I suppose.

Very possible yeah

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