https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62YJaw3wXe8&list=RD62YJaw3wXe8&start_radio=1

>Madoka's character song is basically just four minutes of her saying "lmao I blatantly lied to you when I said we'd meet again I'm never seeing you again lol have fun waiting for me forever~"

Why does anyone like this bitch? Honestly it kind of killed any sympathy Madoka might have had for me in Rebellion. Madoka didn't care about Homura's feelings, so Homura didn't care about Madoka's. Seems fair.

>>280306893 (OP)
Are we sure this is about her leaving Homura? It fits, but there might be other interpretations

>>280306893 (OP)
>"lmao I blatantly lied to you when I said we'd meet again I'm never seeing you again lol have fun waiting for me forever~"
>Why does anyone like Jesus? Honestly it kind of killed any sympathy Jesus might have had for me in the New Testament.
Yeah.
>Jesus didn't care about Lucifer's feelings, so Lucifer didn't care about Jesus'. Seems fair.
Stop taking "God" (Kyubey) at his word and start taking Homucifer's perspective more seriously. Rebellion shifts the perspective to her for a reason.

Madoka was the evil one all along. Seducing a naive lonely maiden into homosexual degeneracy and then NTRing her with, not merely another magical girl, but EVERY other magic girl across all possible universes.

>>280307580
Here you go king

>>280307580
Here you go king

>>280307934
He's right though

>>280306893 (OP)
Caring for someone's feelings doesn't mean caving in to them. Madoka understands Homura's feelings and is sad to become God but knows it is the only way to save everyone. One of the reasons it takes her so long to become a magical girl in the main show is because of Homura and her feelings.

Homura on the other hand does not understand Madoka's feelings, which I believe to be the point of Rebellion. Homura is an extremely selfish character, and the scene in the flower garden illustrates she is incapable of understanding taking an action that hurts or harms you without extreme personal gain.

Madoka's love is based in sacrifice, Homura's love is based in desire.