<p>After watching Rebellion on the weekend i've edited my answer account for the new knowledge i have.</p>

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  <p>I have a doubt about the fact that although Madoka wish in the second movie, which prevented the birth of any witch, both in the past and in the future. Why then Homura becomes a Witch?</p>
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<p>Magical girls still turn into Witches even with the Law of Cycles however Madoka would appear before the Soul Gem became a Grief Seed. the Incubators captured Homura and put her tainted Soul Gem in an isolation field which would prevent it from being affected by the law of Cycles.</p>

<p>The Isolation Field was one way allowing people to enter but not escape so when Madoka along with Sayaka and Bebe came for Homura they became trapped as well and Madoka's memories were altered as well, it wasn't until after the field was destroyed could Madoka escape and treat Homura's Soul Gem.</p>

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  <p>In the ending we see Homura feeding QB with her soul gem. Does this mean that all the curses of the universe are now contained in Homura's soul gem?</p>
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<p>The result of Madoka's Wish prevents the creation of Witches however the curses on Earth still existed and became Wraiths, also what Homura is feeding Quebe is Cubes left behind by Wraiths when they die, just like what Grief Seeds were, however Soul Gems still become darkened with despair and in time will turn a Magical Girl into a Witch however Madoka's Wish allows the Soul Gem to be purified and allow the Magical Girl to die without becoming a Witch, Mami notes this by saying how no one knows why Soul Gems shatter like they do, ofcause Homura knows as she's the only one to know Madoka and her Wish.</p>

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  <p>feeding QB with them is a way to stop entropy?</p>
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<p>These cubes seems to have the same effect but somewhat limited as Quebe does note that the current system with the Wraiths doesn't prevent entropy but slows it down considerably.</p>

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  <p>When Homura says to Sayaka and Madoka that one day they will be enemies, is she referring to the fact that without suffering sooner or later the universe will run out of energy and Madoka and Sayaka will have to stop her?</p>
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<p>Homura only actually says this to Madoka as Homura asked Madoka if she valued order and Madoka replied that it was wrong to break the rules. Homura broke the Law of Cycles making herself exempt from it by becoming something else. there's also the matter about Madoka who doesn't remember that she's a Goddess which could mean that the Law of Cycles will not be upheld. Homura <em>believes</em> that if Madoka regains her memories they may end up becoming enemies. Also Homura didn't give back Madoka's ribbon because they could one day be enemies, Homura says that it looked better on Madoka and to Homura the ribbon was a reminder Madoka existed.</p>

<p>For Sayaka, after she was taken by the Law of Cycles in the previous universe she was made into Madoka's Secretary and existed the same as Madoka however having control over her witch form. Sayaka knows of the implications Homura's new Law of Cycles and thinks it's going to spell tragedy for the rest of the universe however when asked if Homura was out to destroy it all Homura replied "maybe, once all the Wraiths' have been destroyed".</p>

<p>As for the universe running out of energy, that was going to happen in the previous universe as well because before the countermeasure for entropy was to harvest the energy from when Magical Girls became Witches which thanks to the Law of Cycles could not be done anymore.</p>

<p>Should be noted however that "counteracting entropy" was the Incubators goal, apart from Homura the other Magical Girls were mostly unaware of this in the original universe as Madoka was told this when she was in her room after Sayaka was killed. only Madoka and Homura would remember this system and the Incubators would have deduced the effects from talking with Homura.</p>

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2013-11-18T07:38:55.413Z
Unfortunately, none of this has any bearing on the plot of the actually third movie itself. Without giving anything away, the third movie throws a gigantic wrench in all that has happened... the very foundation of the universe is changed by Homura's existence, for the make of return Madoka to being a girl rather than a God.
кяαzєя
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2013-11-18T21:04:19.797Z
@Krazer when i answered this the question was talking about the second movie not the third so i guess my answer doesn't work then, however its good to know that the third movie Homura and Madoka still have a chance to be together
Memor-X
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2013-11-18T21:26:46.430Z
Not quite, the OP was referring to the third movie, Puella Magi Madoka Magica Movie: Rebellion movie (劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ［新編］叛逆の物語, Gekijouban Mahou Shoujo Madoka☆Magica [Shinpei (New Edition)]: Hangyaku no Monogatari) which is the third movie not the second one. I edited the title to indicated the third movie rather than "Shinpen" to avoid confusion.
кяαzєя
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@Krazer ahhh i checked the edit, i assumed Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Shinpen was the japanese name for the 2nd movie since all i've heard about the third is that it's going to have a cinema screening in Australia
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Memor-X
<p>I agree with rezark except for the end Houmura became a demon thru Madoka's power as a god therefore when Houmura took Madoka's power she then gained the power to rewrite the world as she seen fit which then refers back to the conversation with Sayaka. When Sayaka asked her question and Houmura responded with "when all wraiths are defeated" she gained the power to throw them back into the world and use them as a source occupation for all the magical girls such as Sayaka Mami BeBe and so on in the time of occupation giving Houmura the time to know there attacks and then keep the world at a stasis with just her and Madoka</p>

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<p>I just watched the third movie (<em>Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part 3: Rebellion</em>) and I have a doubt about the fact that although Madoka wish in the second movie, which prevented the birth of any witch, both in the past and in the future. Why then Homura becomes a Witch?</p>

<p>I get an idea, but I'm not pretty sure about it. In the ending we see Homura feeding QB with her soul gem. Does this mean that all the curses of the universe are now contained in Homura's soul gem? And that feeding QB with them is a way to stop entropy?</p>

<p>When Homura says to Sayaka and Madoka that one day they will be enemies, is she referring to the fact that without suffering sooner or later the universe will run out of energy and Madoka and Sayaka will have to stop her?</p>

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What happen at the end of the third Madoka Magica movie?
# What happen at the end of the third Madoka Magica movie?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-11-18
I just watched the third movie (*Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part 3: Rebellion*) and I have a doubt about the fact that although Madoka wish in the second movie, which prevented the birth of any witch, both in the past and in the future. Why then Homura becomes a Witch?

I get an idea, but I'm not pretty sure about it. In the ending we see Homura feeding QB with her soul gem. Does this mean that all the curses of the universe are now contained in Homura's soul gem? And that feeding QB with them is a way to stop entropy?

When Homura says to Sayaka and Madoka that one day they will be enemies, is she referring to the fact that without suffering sooner or later the universe will run out of energy and Madoka and Sayaka will have to stop her?
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Also see http://the-artifice.com/madoka-magica-movie-3-rebellion-2013-ending/  
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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-11-18. Score: 4
After watching Rebellion on the weekend i've edited my answer account for the new knowledge i have.

> I have a doubt about the fact that although Madoka wish in the second movie, which prevented the birth of any witch, both in the past and in the future. Why then Homura becomes a Witch?

Magical girls still turn into Witches even with the Law of Cycles however Madoka would appear before the Soul Gem became a Grief Seed. the Incubators captured Homura and put her tainted Soul Gem in an isolation field which would prevent it from being affected by the law of Cycles.

The Isolation Field was one way allowing people to enter but not escape so when Madoka along with Sayaka and Bebe came for Homura they became trapped as well and Madoka's memories were altered as well, it wasn't until after the field was destroyed could Madoka escape and treat Homura's Soul Gem.

> In the ending we see Homura feeding QB with her soul gem. Does this mean that all the curses of the universe are now contained in Homura's soul gem?

The result of Madoka's Wish prevents the creation of Witches however the curses on Earth still existed and became Wraiths, also what Homura is feeding Quebe is Cubes left behind by Wraiths when they die, just like what Grief Seeds were, however Soul Gems still become darkened with despair and in time will turn a Magical Girl into a Witch however Madoka's Wish allows the Soul Gem to be purified and allow the Magical Girl to die without becoming a Witch, Mami notes this by saying how no one knows why Soul Gems shatter like they do, ofcause Homura knows as she's the only one to know Madoka and her Wish.

> feeding QB with them is a way to stop entropy?

These cubes seems to have the same effect but somewhat limited as Quebe does note that the current system with the Wraiths doesn't prevent entropy but slows it down considerably.

> When Homura says to Sayaka and Madoka that one day they will be enemies, is she referring to the fact that without suffering sooner or later the universe will run out of energy and Madoka and Sayaka will have to stop her?

Homura only actually says this to Madoka as Homura asked Madoka if she valued order and Madoka replied that it was wrong to break the rules. Homura broke the Law of Cycles making herself exempt from it by becoming something else. there's also the matter about Madoka who doesn't remember that she's a Goddess which could mean that the Law of Cycles will not be upheld. Homura *believes* that if Madoka regains her memories they may end up becoming enemies. Also Homura didn't give back Madoka's ribbon because they could one day be enemies, Homura says that it looked better on Madoka and to Homura the ribbon was a reminder Madoka existed.

For Sayaka, after she was taken by the Law of Cycles in the previous universe she was made into Madoka's Secretary and existed the same as Madoka however having control over her witch form. Sayaka knows of the implications Homura's new Law of Cycles and thinks it's going to spell tragedy for the rest of the universe however when asked if Homura was out to destroy it all Homura replied "maybe, once all the Wraiths' have been destroyed".

As for the universe running out of energy, that was going to happen in the previous universe as well because before the countermeasure for entropy was to harvest the energy from when Magical Girls became Witches which thanks to the Law of Cycles could not be done anymore.

Should be noted however that "counteracting entropy" was the Incubators goal, apart from Homura the other Magical Girls were mostly unaware of this in the original universe as Madoka was told this when she was in her room after Sayaka was killed. only Madoka and Homura would remember this system and the Incubators would have deduced the effects from talking with Homura.
> **Comments:**
> **username_3** (2013-11-18): Unfortunately, none of this has any bearing on the plot of the actually third movie itself. Without giving anything away, the third movie throws a gigantic wrench in all that has happened... the very foundation of the universe is changed by Homura's existence, for the make of return Madoka to being a girl rather than a God.  
> **username_2** (2013-11-18): @Krazer when i answered this the question was talking about the second movie not the third so i guess my answer doesn't work then, however its good to know that the third movie Homura and Madoka still have a chance to be together  
> **username_3** (2013-11-18): Not quite, the OP was referring to the third movie, Puella Magi Madoka Magica Movie: Rebellion movie (劇場版 魔法少女まどか☆マギカ［新編］叛逆の物語, Gekijouban Mahou Shoujo Madoka☆Magica [Shinpei (New Edition)]: Hangyaku no Monogatari) which is the third movie not the second one. I edited the title to indicated the third movie rather than "Shinpen" to avoid confusion.  
> **username_2** (2013-11-18): @Krazer ahhh i checked the edit, i assumed Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Shinpen was the japanese name for the 2nd movie since all i've heard about the third is that it's going to have a cinema screening in Australia  
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### Answer by username_4 on 2015-06-04. Score: 0
I agree with rezark except for the end Houmura became a demon thru Madoka's power as a god therefore when Houmura took Madoka's power she then gained the power to rewrite the world as she seen fit which then refers back to the conversation with Sayaka. When Sayaka asked her question and Houmura responded with "when all wraiths are defeated" she gained the power to throw them back into the world and use them as a source occupation for all the magical girls such as Sayaka Mami BeBe and so on in the time of occupation giving Houmura the time to know there attacks and then keep the world at a stasis with just her and Madoka
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