Madoka Magica Rebellion - Homura Becomes a Witch

[reimei]

Just to clarify, the dolls are saying "FORT! DA!", not "Florida"

It apparently refers to Freud's denial of pleasure

[tatarsauce]

2:15
Homura’s over 100m from her gem. If she were a magical girl, she’d lose control of her body. Since she didn’t, she knows she’s a witch.

[merrilbruce]

If the flowers sprouting near Homura looks like spider Lilies to me, they usually sprout near cemeteries and represent death, holy frick.-.

[emilyaw]

While it's overshadowed by her becoming a demon, everything about Homulilly is really heartbreaking

[xdbbe]

This is what happen when you don't thank the bus driver

[EclipsedStarlight]

“FORT! DA!” Which refers to Freud’s theory that those who do not remember past trauma may have the drive to repeat the repressed experience in their present life.

FORT! DA! Is referred to Homura. It speaks on her forgetting her memories in the beginning of the movie, and to her reliving her cycle of trying to save Madoka and later discovering she is the witch.

[torieldreemurr]

2:14 Homura has gotten a case of the Skittles.

[IWroteSomeThings]

So I’m guessing the grief seeds stay dormant until one of two things happens, the magical girl realizes it happened and accepts (basically unleashing her full witch power) or she collects so much despair within her grief seed until it just explodes, or hatches unleashing her witch form.

[MadamLava]

Honestly the level of concern and care from Kyouko here, as far as she could tell from Homura's tone and wording, she could tell Homura was planning some kind of suicide, and the response reflects that, the "tell me where you are and Ill come get" you really makes me read it that way

[Papa_Jopa]

The park when Homura says, ,When did i become a witch?" is better in English

[donnamitsuki]

More than becoming, she's finally realizing. She was always a Witch, this fake world is her Laberynth. And know she knows.

She knows she was a Witch since the start and all of this is a lie.

[themothking]

I think it’s so heartbreaking at the last moment of this scene where she says aloud and fully gives up in a sense or fully accepts in an instant, the heatbreakingness in her voice as she asks herself “when did I… become a witch…”

[fefefan]

@4:18 The desperation in her voice gave me goosebumps 😖

[Faustus]

God, Rebellion—and Madoka as a whole—is so well directed

[electracatforever]

Just found something that's kind of insane. The runes at 1:01 are backwards, and they translate to "SIE". I looked it up, and apparently in Polish, "sie" means "myself."
Thank you, PMMM, for having so much symbolism!

[notauser]

no, do not give in! YOU ARE MY FAVORITE CHARACTER DO NOT DIE

[candyman]

Ok my theory behind this is that after madoka sacrificed herself and became the god of the next world, homura grieved for years knowing all of her friends died and thus her sould gem turned into a greif seed and thus she created a alternate reality where madoka exists and the witches never existed

[gabbiecruz]

*hears the BGM in the Dance game That's connect right there

[hikakakaka]

3:40 part of sayaka's witch theme is here! i guess it fits

[negate]

in terms of the three strongest witches in order in madoka magica it is

1.gretchen
2.Homulily
3.walpurgisnacht

yes homulily is way more dangerous that walpurgisnacht look at the pure numbers of servants and then there is the clara dolls which could probably beat walpurgisnacht just on their own
even if it was homulilly vs walpurgisnacht of how much destruction they can cause in a certain amount of time homulilly's hand ribbons are much more destructive and unpredictable you can even see this when homura realizes she is a witch you can see meteors and things blowing up just by her finding out and look at how many kyubeys her servants killed kyubey is pretty agile so for her servants to outspeed him by just running themselves is scary due to if you have no magical girls who can doe aoe attacks then your pretty much screwed against her