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Forum - View topicINTEREST: Madoka Magica's Urobuchi Tells Why October 3 Is Madoka's Birthday
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Juno016
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I don't know if the "黙示録" in the title was a direct reference to the Bible or an actual reference to the Apocalypse in general. There are similarities between the show and some Christian stories, but in all actuality, the spoiler["kami/kami-sama"] mentioned in the series, leading to the end, was more spoiler[based on the Japanese version of the label of "kami" rather than a Christian-like version of a "god."]
I could give my reasons, but I don't want to go off topic. I can't remember if Urobuchi said anything about it specifically, though... and on the other hand, I can't deny that it still referenced Christianity, even if the concepts were a little off. Japanese people have a weird view of how Christianity works... Either way, when I saw this on his Twitter yesterday, it was pretty neat. =3 |
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Juhachi
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Great, now tell us the birthdays of the other four.
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Polycell
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Kyuubey's is clearly December 25th.
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Chagen46
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Madoka's birthday is the day before my own birthday (october 4, today)? That's pretty cool.
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NERVchild
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October 3 is also a day Ed and Al Elric will never forget.
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Raikuro
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I wonder why stories like that use the date of birth as a pivotal date, when you'd think the date of conception would be a more accurately important date for the creation of a super being.
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Juno016
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It would be too obvious? At least it's not random. =P |
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