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     In the peaceful city of Townsville, a 

young girl named Madoka Kaname lives a 

normal life. Birds singing, dogs barking, 

and people going about their regular 

business as usual is all Madoka could ask 

for.

  School is pretty normal for everyone and it’s here 

that Madoka can see her friends. Madoka likes being 

with her friends, but always feels left out since they 

all have much more interesting things going on in 

their lives. Madoka usually just sits somewhere 

isolated from them as her best friends Mami, Sayaka, 

Kyoko, and Homura talk about some adventure that 

they had over the weekend.

     One day after school, Madoka bumped into a 

mysterious creature. It looked like a cross between a 

cat and a bunny rabbit. The strange creature said to 

Madoka that he can give her magical powers. 

Madoka, being the typical eleven year old she is, took 

the offer and became a magical girl called a Meguca.

    Madoka had the power to do anything she 

never thought she could do. She could fly like a 

bird, she could breathe underwater like a fish, 

and she had super speed. She also received a 

magical bow that shoots multiple arrows at once. 

    Madoka realizes that her life would never be the 

same if anyone knew about her being a Meguca, so 

she decided to keep it a secret from her own friends 

and family. When she got home, Madoka simply told 

her parents she had a good day at school when they 

asked and never mentioned Kyubey, the mysterious 

creature who gave her the magic powers. 

The next day at school, Madoka sat further 

away from her group of friends in fear she 

might accidentally tell them about being a 

Meguca.

   After school that day, Madoka bumps into Kyubey 

again. This time he tells her that her powers aren’t 

free at all. In exchange for her powers, she needs to 

defeat and get rid of horrible witches that curse the 

city and wreak havoc. Madoka realizes that she 

would have to sacrifice most of her time just to save 

the city just to keep her powers, but she decides to 

go for it with an eager expression on her face. 

    As soon as Madoka agrees to protect the 

city, a witch suddenly appears and shrouds 

the entire city in darkness. People on the 

streets can’t see where they’re going and 

there is chaos happening all throughout the 

city. Madoka goes to confront the witch 

and starts to attack.

This witch was an easy target and Madoka 

defeated it without breaking a sweat. The 

dark smog that enveloped the city 

vanished within seconds and the day was 

saved. Madoka then went home to have a 

rest before going to school the next day.

    Over the next week, this whole routine 

repeats itself over and over again. Madoka 

goes to school, goes to defeat a witch that’s 

wrecking the city, and goes home to sleep. 

The witches get increasingly stronger and 

over time, and Madoka gets more and more 

exhausted after every day. 

  When she shows up for school the next day, 

Homura and Sayaka both notice that Madoka wasn’t 

acting quite herself. They all knew that Madoka was 

a bit anti-social but this was too much for her. They 

decided to try and talk to her at lunch to try and get 

her spirits up. However, Madoka simply insisted that 

she was fine and there was no need for her friends to 

worry about her so much.

  As the witches get stronger, Madoka has to work 

much harder than she ever has just to defeat it. After 

school, she meets up with Kyubey again and starts to 

look for more witches. Kyubey then says to Madoka 

that there is none but one witch left in the city and 

warns her that this one is the strongest out of every 

other witch she’s defeated in the past month. Kyubey 

also mentions that if she fails to defeat this witch, the 

fate of the world would be at stake. Madoka only has 

a day to rest up for the final battle against this witch. 

So she went home to go and try and get a good 

night’s sleep.

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