Uwaa! I'm so happy that this exists. Madoka acknowledging that she is responsible for Homaru's suffering and that she had been unfeeling and selfish even towards her in the past (The intimate scenes in ep 12 and Rebellion were okay, but really Madoka seemed like she was comforting Homaru without being very emotionally involved). Madoka clearly being overcome with love for Homaru and fearing the return of her memories. And finally, Madoka telling Homaru while showing herself to be emotionally involved this time, that Homaru's happiness is most important of all to her and that she wants to be with her because she loves her. This pairing has a lot of really crappy doujinshi from mangaka who obviously share the hatred a lot of the psychopathic portion of the fandom feels towards Homaru, but this is what fanfiction should be: The characterizations are true to the official fiction, it is respectful to all characters involved and it is satisfying. This made me weep tears of joy. I am happy that this is so good, that I can consider it canon because Homaru really deserves this happiness and this dedication from Madoka. And Madoka deserves to feel such happiness from being loved by Homaru.

Another piece of shit waste of time. Puella Magica has a lot of untalented doujinshi artists.

As usual, this mangaka's work is pretty shitty.

Kaori Hero is love! Koari Hero is life!

Since when is Homaru a pervert? SInce always.

So sad that some people cannot deal with how things are in canon. Homaru is far too aggresive and ravenous for anything like these fantasies to ever be possible. She'd push Madoka down and violate her repeatedly before Madoka could ever dream of something like this.

It's getting really easy to see when a mangaka hates Homaru. First sign of glasses and you know that the manga is gonna be some post-rebellion shattered ego soothing delusion.

i'm tired to see homura as the villain, or in pain.
Amen.
Homaru deserves a happy ending more than anyone.
And not the happy ending the Homaru hating part of the fandom wants her to have, but the happy ending she deserves for her devotion and love for Madoka.

Oh, Homaru! I know you like Madoka's innocence, but you shouldn't keep rewinding time, just so you can take her virginity over and over again.

I'm so glad to finally see a proper release for this. Also, it's cool to see the color cover. And Bluefish, I mean Sayaka, you're talking to Madoka the Ravenous Yuri Godess. You really should know that the absence of men doesn't make Homura safe at all.

Also, I find that transitional sequence- starting with Homucifer, then Homura, and finally Moemura. At first, it might seem like Gadoka is using her powers to re-write Homura to fit her preferences. But there are a couple of sources, including the PMMM Manga, that strongly hint/imply the fact that she's the "real" Homura- ie, that she never truly stopped being the innocent glasses-wearing Moemura deep down.

Actually there are no sources that imply any of that except certain delusions some people have.
But there are a lot of sources that clearly state that ravenous sex Devil Homaru is the real Homaru, including you know, all the official fiction where Madoka is a shy innocent girl.

"Homaru is so dense." "Best friend hug like this, they flirt, they do naughty stuff together" :lol

I love panel 17 :) It's how Rebellion should have ended.

Glad to see there are still fans who's mental stability hasn't completely degraded yet.
Five things wrong with the second movie:

Madoka dumped the person that loved her most in a world where she never existed and had her suffer from that.
Madoka left the Incubators free to fuck everything up as much as they liked.
Madoka created the universe she wanted without considering what anybody else wanted.
Children shouldn't be responsible for the universe.
She didn't erase all of the sufferings of trying to save Madoka hundreds of times from Homaru's mind, which she could have easily done.

Basically, Homaru could be forgiven for thinking Madoka didn't give a fuck about her after all she had done for her.
Homaru saved the universe and made everyone happy who wasn't an Incubator.

I could never imagine Madoka acting this way. If anything she would be hiding behind Homaru if anything like sex was ever even alluded to.

Their personalities are all mixed up in this.

It's funny to see people pretending Homaru is the shy one when Madoka is the one who is so shy she can hardly look Homaru in the face when she talks to her.

It's sad that so many "fans" hate the characters from this franchise so much that they keep making up characters that nobody could ever recognize as Homaru and Madoka and write stories about them that have more to do with their schizophrenic fantasies than with Puella Madoka Magica.

<i like it when Homaru kills Incubators :)

Dense Homura is just tooooo dense. And i dont believe Madoka is the one to have baby because she just too aggressive, both in life and in bed :D

You don't need to be passive to bear a child

That being said, Gods are usually the one who impregnates people.
That's right, and Homaru is a God and made Madoka one.

Dense Homura is just tooooo dense. And i dont believe Madoka is the one to have baby because she just too aggressive, both in life and in bed :D

You don't need to be passive to bear a child

That being said, Gods are usually the one who impregnates people.

<i don't believe Homaru will bear the child, because she is just too aggressive. Both in life and in bed.
Don't make up your own personalities for the characters.

aren't these just the ecchi scenes from sono Hanabira's "Remembering how we met?"

I definitely love Homaru wearing Madoka's underwear on her head. That should happen more often.

I strongly reject the interpretation that Homura could have died from that fall, or that it signifies her reaching a point of ultimate despair. She achieved what she wanted at that point (even if it's obviously bitter sweet for her), and is all powerful, so it doesn't make sense from either perspective (to me, at least.)

I think it's more a case of "be care what you wish for": Homura has Madoka, but at the extreme cost of literally sealing her away and effectively denying her her own free will. She gained ultimate power as an act of extreme selfishness: Homura didn't want Madoka to be happy the way she chose, Homura wanted Madoka to be happy the way she chose.

And Madoka and the fandom wanted Homaru to be happy the way they chose.
If there is to be happiness through tyranny, it seems Homaru is the one most deserving to be the tyrant since her tyranny is the only one that solves the basic problem by making the guys who caused the problems suffer the burden of containing them.
The incubators created a world where all magical girls suffer.
Madoka created a world where only she and Homaru suffer.
Homaru is the only one who created a world where everyone with good intentions can be happy.
Both of the previous 'Gods' proved flawed Gods.
Obviously, the story won't stop here. Homaru felt that she needed to be the bad girl in order to forcefully create the world that any of them would want to live in if they thought about things in a sane manner.

As always with these online drama's it seems that not the story the fandom rejects is at fault, but the fandom that rejects the story simply because a dark-haired character is not portrayed as a helpless girl that needs saving.
The only reason there is so much whining about Rebellion is because Homaru was portrayed as empowered,
She took what she wanted and did what she wanted and the girl with the lighter hair color wasn't portrayed as a flawless omnipotent being. (Ironically, because in this case, the girl with the lighter hair color was a God)
Judging from so many of the doujinshi and comments here, what the fandom wants is a shy, helpless Homaru that needs to be saved and an empowered, dominatrix Madoka.
In other words, the fandom wants two characters that have nothing to do with the official portrayal of the characters.
In other words, Homaru being the one to suffer most from the beginning because she was created by the writer to be a cliché melancholy, sickly girl that became so obsessed with Madoka that if there was a lesbian version of the Bechdel test (and there needs to be one very urgently) this franchise would fail it so hard it would make your ears ring isn't enough for the fandom. They want Homaru to be a sleeping beauty who always waits for her Madoka to save her instead of a confident girl who is able to save Madoka from herself.

Yes, Madoka was going to take her to heaven so they could be together forever, but still, she would only exist for Homaru. And she would still suffer from having to take the burden of relieving everyone elses suffering on herself.
But from the fandom's pov the light haired girl was empowered and saved the dark haired girl, and that is all that matters to them.
In Homaru's universe, she and Madoka can spend time together and be happy, while the bad guys take the burden and both of them exist for everyone else in the world.
But: "Oh no! the dark haired girl is empowered and saves the light haired girl! We can't have that! This story is trash! Let's ridicule it as much as we can!" As if you couldn't have ridiculed the story the fandom wanted much more easily ;)

If there is a sequel I hope it will be as far from being what the fandom wants as can be.
I hope rather than there being a confrontation, Madoka's existence will be threatened because Homaru separated her human form from her divine form. I hope that will force Homaru to save herself from the obsessive nature of her love and recognize that since they are both deities now (The fandom's insistence that Homaru couldn't possibly be as powerfull as a fully powered Madoka is more proof of its perverse obsessive desire for Homaru to be helpless and melancholy) they might have a way of solving the problems they have faced from the beginning if they tried to understand each other better and work to find a way to solve them that would not envolve either of them to tyrannically decide what the best solution is for everyone.

Jokes aside though, Suave Homura=Best Homura

Fact.

This was insipid and forgettable.