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If Puella Magi Madoka Magica was based off reality and in particular, this transcript:
> Would you like me to show you proof? Human and the incubators have shared history together. We have intervened in your civilization's development since prehistoric times. Throughout the ages, countless girls have made contracts with incubators, had their wishes granted and then succumbed to despair.
>Madoka:
Stop it.
>Kyubey:
Beginning with a wish and ending with a curse. It's the cycle every magical girl has repeated up till now. Some have started revolutions that changed history, while others elevated human society to new levels.
>Madoka:
That's enough.
They trusted you. All of them. They trusted you and you betrayed them!
>Kyubey:
Oh no, we weren't the ones who betrayed them.
You could say their wishes did though. Wishes are things that don't exist in the current reality.
And anything that deviates from reality is bound to create a distortion. So why does it surprise anyone that these things end in disaster? It's the natural outcome after all. If they think that's some kind of betrayal, they shouldn't have made the wish in the first place.
Don't get me wrong. I don't think they're foolish. It was thanks to their sacrifices that human society developed as far as it has.
It was the suffering of all the magical girls throughout history that laid the foundation of the life you have now.
If your civilization benefits from their sacrifice, why should the lives of a few people matter in the grand scheme of things?
Which civilisations in history have been most linked to Kyubey and magical girls?
Conversely, which ones are linked?
I like to subscribe to the theory that if Kyubey really was real, he introduced agriculture to humanity, according "The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race"
http://www.ditext.com/diamond/mistake.html
I'm thinking the Mongols weren't magical girls, because they were nomads, which made it more impressive.
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>>1330111
>Conversely, which ones are linked?
*linked less,
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>>1330111
SHAFT hasn't made a good anime since SZS.
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Could Hitler have been a magical girl?
I think not, because he had a moustache, and girls tend to not kill 6 billion Jews
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>>1330151
Was Rosa Luxembourg a Magical Girl?
She wanted a revolution and died a horrible, full-of-suffering death.
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>>1330154
No, magical girls have their souls removed. Jews have no souls, Jesus took them
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>I wish for the English to go home.
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>>1330157
Why does he need Jew souls? He plays video game or something?
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>>1330158
Can you imagine how she felt?
Raped multiple times, being found innocent after passing an inquisition masterfully, only to burn to death anyway?
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Could Wu Zeitan be considered a magical girl?
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>>1330479
Did she make an idealistic wish and suffer in the end?
Nah.
No lesbianism here:
> Empress Wei, promiscuous as ever, began an affair with her new son-in-law Yanxiu, and also collected a string of other lovers, including a Central Asian monk, a fortune teller, a Deputy Head of the Imperial Kitchen, and a palace physician.
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>>1330165
I thought that the Inquisitors examined Jean and proved she was still a virgin, a major blow to their case. They did get a conviction though, she was only able to last for so long before she slipped up and they got a conviction.
The only other two I remember as being magic girls is that Japanese princess and Cleopatra for some reason.
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