Before translation: You don't have to be able to read Japanese to know this is how the ending of Madoka really happens. Don't let those Rossiu-supporters at SHAFT tell you otherwise!

arcc said:
Before translation: You don't have to be able to read Japanese to know this is how the ending of Madoka really happens. Don't let those Rossiu-supporters at SHAFT tell you otherwise!

Altough I want to believe in a happy end, Gen Urobuchi previeus works strongly suggest otherwise not to mention the current situation where this story is going to (or already is). It gives me the same feeling when in uminekoBernkastel said in red "This story will not have an happy end"

And that's why I'm telling you, don't be decieved! This is the truth!

arcc said:
Before translation: You don't have to be able to read Japanese to know this is how the ending of Madoka really happens. Don't let those Rossiu-supporters at SHAFT tell you otherwise!

But at the end, even Rossiu believed in this sort of ending!

This really is hot-blooded and frankly, every bit as badass as Gurren Lagann is.

frenze said:
"This story will not have an happy end"

For who?

I think the last time Urobuchi wrote his version of happy-end was Saya's Song.

artanis00 said:
I'm going to go out on a limb and say rokudena-shi pretty much nailed it.

Funny, that.

[sopiler]Though it had a lot less testosterone, and a lot more estrogen involved, it pretty much is.

And ROTFLOL at the comments.[/spoiler]

KJlost said:
I think the last time Urobuchi wrote his version of happy-end was Saya's Song.

Black Lagoon novels had a happy end (kinda) and Django had some happy ends.