Kyoko is often depicted "drowning " or suffocating under a body of water with Sayaka so that she wouldn't have to die alone. Sayaka's witch form is a mermaid, mermaids are usually known to lure people in with their beautiful singing but in this case with sayaka its a orchestra, the main instrument is a violin which makes this even more painful for her. They then proceed to drag their victims under and kill them by drowning and suffocation. Kyokos witch form is a candle lit flame. Candles can't go in water without dying because water and flames don't mix obviously. Also Kyokos witch name is Ophelia, like Ophelia who drowned In one of shakespeares play ending up in a similar fate as sayaka. Also, Octavia is both a reference to Octave, or "Eighth note" following Sayaka's witch musical motiff, and the fact that Sayaka turns into a witch specifically in episode 8. interesting
Also a referece to the 8th book of Hans Christian Andersen, The Little Mermaid, not to mention she has a literal siren as head, which only adds to show her desperation. In the same episode it is also hinted that if Sayaka/Octavia is a mermaid, Kyoko is an unicorn which makes alot of sense.
@@pillowscout stolen? i will admit i did copy and paste this from a "old comments section" on the pmmm wikepedia i thought this would be cool to share with everyone here i never claimed it was originally mine technically thats on you for assuming it was next time lets not make blatant accusations but ask instead thanks.
@@Lara-vo6rp I quite literally provided you the quote and exact same video title. You literally stole the guys exact same comment do you want a screenshot. It's not an accusation I took screenshots lol what's your Twitter @
This song had to have given the listeners a taste of despair and helplessness. I say this because when Sayaka turned Kyouko was with her but couldn't do anything because once a magical girl turns, theres no way of saving them besides death.
It did not make me feel like that at all, even though I knew that was the song's point. It instead made me feel invigorated. That must mean I'm either really happy or don't understand love.
UNLESS (and this a huge hypothetical scenario) if a magical girl had the ability to alter someone's soul (either the way mahito does it or soul punisher by gogeta) than mabye they have a chance to have there soul return to there orginal body?
Forever conducting an orchestra to perform a song of mourning, rage and regret, so violent and unlike the music played by the boy she loved. And I only just noticed that her shadow is not in the shape of her witch form, just a human, likely a man.
@@MatoKuroi1111 It is yes. It's why there's such a massive shift in the final timeline when she shows her witch form because it's NOT him who is orchestrating but Sayaka herself.
in the scene after Sayaka becomes a witch, when Kyoko first meets her, you hear Sayaka screaming in pure agony, and the way her screams sound are just heartbreaking.
i mean outside of being turned into a witch they are somewhat alive and seeing what their witched out body is doing to their friends and random people is alot of suffer to take into, let alone the pain in body changing
rewatching madoka since the new movie should come out this year so yeah this comments a bit late to the party BUT ik it’s so well known at this point but the symbolism of the mermaids tail is so awesome dude she spent her wish on the guy she liked and in the end she lost her “prince” to another woman. not only that but she gave up her physical body in exchange for that wish much like the little mermaid as well. she realized she could never go back after making a foolish wish and being left with a body that “no one could love” she fell to despair and turned into a witch. it just feels so genius to me as madoka magica always reminded me of grim fairy tales and the art always reminded me of picture books for children. of course there’s so much more symbolism to her witch design but i feel that the little mermaid symbolism always stood out to me and tied it all together so nicely
sayaka died, fulfilling her wish, but at what cost? sayaka can't even see the very person who she wished health for. all things aside, the music captures a sense of despair and loneliness, overall this was one of my favorite music themes in Puella Magi Madoka Magica!
SPOILER and a bit of fun fact In some of Oktavia’s attacks or moves looks like a black and red human sillouette is taking shape and then melting. Maybe is a reference to Sayaka losing her humanity as she became fully a witch and the only way of salvation is finishing her
It's also similar to Rebellion When Homura finds out she's become a witch and melts into the ground, losing the remains of her hope and giving in the despair of being a witch
I really, really love not just the song, but the visual scene as well cuz it manages to cram so much cool imagery into a working harmonic whole (just like a symphony, hah!) First there is of course the tale of the Little Mermaid as primary inspiration for Sayaka's story, but I think that part's well known, so no point in mentioning that. Then there is the armour and wheels in her witch form's design, very reminiscient of the Chariot in Tarot, which is nice since it really suits her strong will and determined personality - contrasted at the same time by another Tarot image which is the three of swords in her heart-shaped neck frill and the crown of swords above it (albeit that's five of them instead of three). But thirdly and imo most interestingly, I believe her witch form is called Oktavia in reference to Emperor Nero's second wife Claudia Octavia - it's historically very likely that neither of the two really loved the other in their arranged marriage, so that part does not quite fit, but Kyousuke being a violinist who uncaringly carried on fiddling despite Sayaka "burning herself to the ground" so to speak is very reminiscient of the image of Nero that was popularised by the Roman historians after his death (which however thankfully isn't quite accurate in all likelyhood)
especially the careful craft and level of detail to each of the character's lore. If you find any interesting detail please do feel free to keep adding more
@@Lara-vo6rp One more visual thing I noticed is how much Oktavia's shadow against the backdrop of red theatre seats reminds me of a fire, so maybe that's also part of the Nero-connection, but maybe I'm reading too far into it at that point lol Either way it's safe to say this show's objectively a masterpiece
@@Nero_Karel No no keep going I think thats pretty cool! :) maybe it kinda does since it does coerrelate to kyoko since her witch form is a candle with flame since kyoko is usually depicted throughout the show as "drowning" along with sayaka so she wouldn't die alone. More interesting lore is that sayaka's witch form is a mermaid, throughout history they were known to lure in fishermen with their beautiful singing same as sayaka but in this case with a orchestra to lure more victims into her witch lair, proceeding to after luring victims in they drown them similar to kyoko since she's a candle as a witch her name is ophelia, Its a reference to shakespeares play about ophelia drowning in the same fate as sayaka. Another interesting fact is octavia is also a reference to octave or eighth note similar to sayakas witch music motiff and she also turns into a witch specifically at episode 8. And apparently somehow during the scene when she throws wheels at madoka you can slightly see sayakas silhouette in the wheels
Dancing to this for my dance recital. Well that and decretum, which will be before, and sis puella magi, which will be after. I bet Oktavia would be proud. EDIT: it got cancelled due to covid 😅but the rehearsal footage got shown to the audience and i think it was a hit!
Even after Madoka made her wish to erase all witches before they're born, Sayaka died then too, so it just shows that there's no actual way to save her.
it all really gives off as if ur drowning in despair and watch all of it from afar with a sad tune but wanting to get revenge at the same time. I really like it. the ribbon on Octavia’s neck shows a reference of madoka Kaname maybe. It also gives off a knight theme kind of like of how her normal magical girl outfit is. maybe I’m overthinking on this one but on her accessory in her magical girl outfit she has FF as a hair-clip which means super loud in music. could this represent why this music is so loud and filled with despair? also, as we look in her witch collection cards we see Hitomi Shizuki which looks like dolls or maybe even puppets there’s an obvious reason why hitomi is there. It’s not really visible in the anime but Octavia has a mermaid tail, it’s known that it can lure people in with there music almost as it’s a siren. this is something I also found The name Oktavia refers to the word octave (the eight interval of a scale in music). This name reflects Sayaka's attachment to the musician Kyosuke this is all just a speculation
Sayaka es uno de los mejores personajes que he visto en mi vida, el pasar de una chica alegre y extrovertida, que queria cuidar de los suyos y hacer del mundo un mejor lugar, dando su vida para que el amor de su vida pudiera levantarse de su enferemedad, para sentir el dolor de la triste realidad, que haga lo que haga su amor no seria correspondido, ni por el mundo que tanto deseó proteger, ni por aquel por quien dio su vida, dandose cuenta de la crueldad en el mundo y cayendo en deseperacion al no tener ninguna esperanza a la que aferrarse
Kyouko wasn't into rapists or chicks. And she is the guy who plays the violin. How did he really die? The Devil, Satan... The Snake, The Serpent, The Great Dragon, The Beast... Loki, Hel... All the same person. Ra.
the reason Sayaka became a witch is all because of Kyosuke Kamijo. He betrayed Sayaka's feelings and didn't even care about her after he left the hospital Edit: never expected to see this many replies. Thx for the opinion y’all
come on man Kyosuke isn't entirely to blame, her heroic ideologies are what brought her down too, that's the exact reason why she became a witch, because she gave up her humanity just because she wanted Kyosuke to love her, and she thought that was selfish; going against her moral code hence the "I was stupid, so stupid"
@@A.R.C.1997 what i think is that sayaka was fine about her "heroic ideologies", but kyosuke's attitude and way of saying made sayaka be come despicable about herself (?)
@@puiiiiiiiiiiiii I feel like Kyosuke was just being Kyosuke, I mean she didn't tell him about those stuffs about Magical Girls so he was mostly oblivious and just accepted Hitomi's confession cause he didn't think Sayaka liked him but your opinion's cool too but Kyosuke isn't entirely guilty
she would still end up as a witch, in the game version theres a route where Sayaka did ends up with Kyosuke but she ends up being a witch because Kyousuke wasnt the prince charming she always thought
@@cheese__cake makes complete sense.......Kyosuke doesn't have the best attitude. He was in an extremely rough situation in which he thought he may be incapable of doing his passion until Sayaka's wish, but he often lash out on others in a hostile manner when he's frustrated.
This song perfectly captures the feeling of despair.
And depression
it's just so tragic sounding, and during the scene after she first transforms into a witch you can hear her scream in agony, it's just heartbreaking.
is "the symphony of true despair"
is "the symphony of true despair"
@@GianLion-zs4jeyou wrote the same comment twice, buddy
Kyoko is often depicted "drowning " or suffocating under a body of water with Sayaka so that she wouldn't have to die alone. Sayaka's witch form is a mermaid, mermaids are usually known to lure people in with their beautiful singing but in this case with sayaka its a orchestra, the main instrument is a violin which makes this even more painful for her. They then proceed to drag their victims under and kill them by drowning and suffocation. Kyokos witch form is a candle lit flame. Candles can't go in water without dying because water and flames don't mix obviously. Also Kyokos witch name is Ophelia, like Ophelia who drowned In one of shakespeares play ending up in a similar fate as sayaka. Also, Octavia is both a reference to Octave, or "Eighth note" following Sayaka's witch musical motiff, and the fact that Sayaka turns into a witch specifically in episode 8. interesting
Also a referece to the 8th book of Hans Christian Andersen, The Little Mermaid, not to mention she has a literal siren as head, which only adds to show her desperation. In the same episode it is also hinted that if Sayaka/Octavia is a mermaid, Kyoko is an unicorn which makes alot of sense.
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Leave credits where due, Lara.
@@pillowscout if youre really going to accuse someone of theft try asking first before making blatant accusations thanks
@@pillowscout stolen? i will admit i did copy and paste this from a "old comments section" on the pmmm wikepedia i thought this would be cool to share with everyone here i never claimed it was originally mine technically thats on you for assuming it was next time lets not make blatant accusations but ask instead thanks.
@@Lara-vo6rp I quite literally provided you the quote and exact same video title. You literally stole the guys exact same comment do you want a screenshot. It's not an accusation I took screenshots lol what's your Twitter @
This song had to have given the listeners a taste of despair and helplessness. I say this because when Sayaka turned Kyouko was with her but couldn't do anything because once a magical girl turns, theres no way of saving them besides death.
It did not make me feel like that at all, even though I knew that was the song's point. It instead made me feel invigorated. That must mean I'm either really happy or don't understand love.
UNLESS (and this a huge hypothetical scenario) if a magical girl had the ability to alter someone's soul (either the way mahito does it or soul punisher by gogeta) than mabye they have a chance to have there soul return to there orginal body?
Forever conducting an orchestra to perform a song of mourning, rage and regret, so violent and unlike the music played by the boy she loved. And I only just noticed that her shadow is not in the shape of her witch form, just a human, likely a man.
bit late, but that shadow is not hers, it's her familiar.
@@ballmonokumastan1587isn't it supposed to represent Kyosuke?
@@MatoKuroi1111 It is yes. It's why there's such a massive shift in the final timeline when she shows her witch form because it's NOT him who is orchestrating but Sayaka herself.
魔女の形にはかつて魔法少女だった存在の潜在意識がかなり強く反映されてるんだろうね
"Being stubborn won't get you anywhere, Sayaka."
Kyoko Sakura.
I STILL FUCKING CRY TEARS OF AMAZEMENT. THE ANIME IS JUST WAY TOO DAMN GOOD ISHSBBAGWGWVS
Ikr
@@d3ltazer0judgement is that a meguca joke?
FRRR
Name?
@@mattyshhh9525...puella madoka magica??
in the scene after Sayaka becomes a witch, when Kyoko first meets her, you hear Sayaka screaming in pure agony, and the way her screams sound are just heartbreaking.
Yeah becoming a witch really hurts
i mean outside of being turned into a witch they are somewhat alive and seeing what their witched out body is doing to their friends and random people is alot of suffer to take into, let alone the pain in body changing
rewatching madoka since the new movie should come out this year so yeah this comments a bit late to the party BUT
ik it’s so well known at this point but the symbolism of the mermaids tail is so awesome dude
she spent her wish on the guy she liked and in the end she lost her “prince” to another woman. not only that but she gave up her physical body in exchange for that wish much like the little mermaid as well. she realized she could never go back after making a foolish wish and being left with a body that “no one could love” she fell to despair and turned into a witch. it just feels so genius to me as madoka magica always reminded me of grim fairy tales and the art always reminded me of picture books for children. of course there’s so much more symbolism to her witch design but i feel that the little mermaid symbolism always stood out to me and tied it all together so nicely
*Ayo sayaka looks a little different here*
Omg 😭
Nah it’s just the lighting
I think it’s the hair (I love how late we are all replying)
Gained weight a bit, I guess.. barely noticeable though
She's been working out.
sayaka died, fulfilling her wish, but at what cost? sayaka can't even see the very person who she wished health for. all things aside, the music captures a sense of despair and loneliness, overall this was one of my favorite music themes in Puella Magi Madoka Magica!
SPOILER and a bit of fun fact
In some of Oktavia’s attacks or moves looks like a black and red human sillouette is taking shape and then melting. Maybe is a reference to Sayaka losing her humanity as she became fully a witch and the only way of salvation is finishing her
It's also similar to Rebellion
When Homura finds out she's become a witch and melts into the ground, losing the remains of her hope and giving in the despair of being a witch
This is just perfect, everything is perfect
この子がどんだけ苦しい思いしたか...
さやかぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁ！
あたしの声は聞こえてるか。
帰る場所はここだ、さやか、一緒に帰ろう。大好きなボーイフレンドの事が好きだったんだね。気がついてやれなくて、ごめん。
でも、あたし達が友達なのは変わらないよ。家に帰って一緒にうどんのドンべぇでも食おうよ。あ…ポッキーでも食うかい？
あたしが側にいてやるよ。
独りぼっちは寂しいもんな…。
@@Nancy-Frenandez ポッキーゲームしようぜ///
@@Nancy-Frenandez ⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️
アンチは粛清する
you guys have no idea how much pain I'm feeling when i see this with all the context
why does nobody ever talk about how awesome this is
everything about it is so mesmerizing, i dont know how anyone could come up with something like this😊
I really, really love not just the song, but the visual scene as well cuz it manages to cram so much cool imagery into a working harmonic whole (just like a symphony, hah!)
First there is of course the tale of the Little Mermaid as primary inspiration for Sayaka's story, but I think that part's well known, so no point in mentioning that. Then there is the armour and wheels in her witch form's design, very reminiscient of the Chariot in Tarot, which is nice since it really suits her strong will and determined personality - contrasted at the same time by another Tarot image which is the three of swords in her heart-shaped neck frill and the crown of swords above it (albeit that's five of them instead of three).
But thirdly and imo most interestingly, I believe her witch form is called Oktavia in reference to Emperor Nero's second wife Claudia Octavia - it's historically very likely that neither of the two really loved the other in their arranged marriage, so that part does not quite fit, but Kyousuke being a violinist who uncaringly carried on fiddling despite Sayaka "burning herself to the ground" so to speak is very reminiscient of the image of Nero that was popularised by the Roman historians after his death (which however thankfully isn't quite accurate in all likelyhood)
especially the careful craft and level of detail to each of the character's lore. If you find any interesting detail please do feel free to keep adding more
@@Lara-vo6rp One more visual thing I noticed is how much Oktavia's shadow against the backdrop of red theatre seats reminds me of a fire, so maybe that's also part of the Nero-connection, but maybe I'm reading too far into it at that point lol
Either way it's safe to say this show's objectively a masterpiece
@@Nero_Karel No no keep going I think thats pretty cool! :) maybe it kinda does since it does coerrelate to kyoko since her witch form is a candle with flame since kyoko is usually depicted throughout the show as "drowning" along with sayaka so she wouldn't die alone. More interesting lore is that sayaka's witch form is a mermaid, throughout history they were known to lure in fishermen with their beautiful singing same as sayaka but in this case with a orchestra to lure more victims into her witch lair, proceeding to after luring victims in they drown them similar to kyoko since she's a candle as a witch her name is ophelia, Its a reference to shakespeares play about ophelia drowning in the same fate as sayaka. Another interesting fact is octavia is also a reference to octave or eighth note similar to sayakas witch music motiff and she also turns into a witch specifically at episode 8. And apparently somehow during the scene when she throws wheels at madoka you can slightly see sayakas silhouette in the wheels
@@Lara-vo6rp True, Sayaka and Kyouko are definitely like two sides of the same coin in a lotta respects
@@Nero_Karel in a way they mirror each other in certain aspects kinda like both of them giving away their wishes for the sake of another
Dancing to this for my dance recital. Well that and decretum, which will be before, and sis puella magi, which will be after.
I bet Oktavia would be proud.
EDIT: it got cancelled due to covid 😅but the rehearsal footage got shown to the audience and i think it was a hit!
did they like it?
How was it?
Please tell me they liked it
omg I hope they liked it!
This show was fucking brutal.
The sad thing is sayakas fate will allways end in the exact samw way 😢
Even after Madoka made her wish to erase all witches before they're born, Sayaka died then too, so it just shows that there's no actual way to save her.
But then rebellion changed that
it all really gives off as if ur drowning in despair and watch all of it from afar with a sad tune but wanting to get revenge at the same time. I really like it. the ribbon on Octavia’s neck shows a reference of madoka Kaname maybe. It also gives off a knight theme kind of like of how her normal magical girl outfit is. maybe I’m overthinking on this one but on her accessory in her magical girl outfit she has FF as a hair-clip which means super loud in music. could this represent why this music is so loud and filled with despair? also, as we look in her witch collection cards we see Hitomi Shizuki which looks like dolls or maybe even puppets there’s an obvious reason why hitomi is there. It’s not really visible in the anime but Octavia has a mermaid tail, it’s known that it can lure people in with there music almost as it’s a siren. this is something I also found
The name Oktavia refers to the word octave (the eight interval of a scale in music). This name reflects Sayaka's attachment to the musician Kyosuke
this is all just a speculation
I know this song is sad, but I really love hearing it (that must mean I'm either really happy or don't understand love).
GOD THIS IS BEAUTIFUL.
This song fees is so despair -.-
Im so in love with this
Kyoko: *sees sayaka transform into oktavia*
Also Kyoko: WHO THE HECK IS THAT WITCH???
I guess it makes sense cus she saw Sayaka’s lifeless body so she probably thought the witch like ate her soul gem or something.
god i love this..
If i had to describe chaos and beauty this would be it
I loved ❤️❤️❤️
Add some Vocals and there we go, a Dark Souls Boss Fight Ost
It just sounds so tragic....... perfect fit for Sayaka's downfall.
Sayaka es uno de los mejores personajes que he visto en mi vida, el pasar de una chica alegre y extrovertida, que queria cuidar de los suyos y hacer del mundo un mejor lugar, dando su vida para que el amor de su vida pudiera levantarse de su enferemedad, para sentir el dolor de la triste realidad, que haga lo que haga su amor no seria correspondido, ni por el mundo que tanto deseó proteger, ni por aquel por quien dio su vida, dandose cuenta de la crueldad en el mundo y cayendo en deseperacion al no tener ninguna esperanza a la que aferrarse
fire 🔥🔥🔥
There is no justice for Sayaka as she remains in Hell...
Until she ceases to be.
Kyouko wasn't into rapists or chicks.
And she is the guy who plays the violin.
How did he really die?
The Devil, Satan...
The Snake, The Serpent, The Great Dragon, The Beast...
Loki, Hel...
All the same person.
Ra.
Even Madokami can't stop Sayaka from dying to her own recklessness, but she can at least ensure that Sayaka goes to Heaven instead of Hell.
@@JaneDoe-zc2zn Jesse, what the fuck are you talking about?
??????????
I swear sayaka did me dirty, my citizenship teacher ( or social studies in America or whatever) has a very similar name…
I always thought Octavia used to be a German girl who always wanted to be a conductor but became a witch because she never got the job
No. Oktavia is revealed to be the blue haired girl from the series.
I still kinda like that headcanon though.
the reason Sayaka became a witch is all because of Kyosuke Kamijo. He betrayed Sayaka's feelings and didn't even care about her after he left the hospital
Edit: never expected to see this many replies. Thx for the opinion y’all
It was devastating to see...;_;
and from what I remember, he never really thanked her for everything she did for him
come on man Kyosuke isn't entirely to blame, her heroic ideologies are what brought her down too, that's the exact reason why she became a witch, because she gave up her humanity just because she wanted Kyosuke to love her, and she thought that was selfish; going against her moral code
hence the "I was stupid, so stupid"
@@A.R.C.1997 what i think is that sayaka was fine about her "heroic ideologies", but kyosuke's attitude and way of saying made sayaka be come despicable about herself (?)
@@puiiiiiiiiiiiii I feel like Kyosuke was just being Kyosuke, I mean she didn't tell him about those stuffs about Magical Girls so he was mostly oblivious and just accepted Hitomi's confession cause he didn't think Sayaka liked him but your opinion's cool too but Kyosuke isn't entirely guilty
Okay, okay, simple question.
What would happen if Kyousuke did end up with Sayaka?
@@-Minnie2021 sheesh, Kyousuke is an a-hole huh?
she would still end up as a witch, in the game version theres a route where Sayaka did ends up with Kyosuke but she ends up being a witch because Kyousuke wasnt the prince charming she always thought
@@cheese__cake makes complete sense.......Kyosuke doesn't have the best attitude. He was in an extremely rough situation in which he thought he may be incapable of doing his passion until Sayaka's wish, but he often lash out on others in a hostile manner when he's frustrated.
This is just like a random new FF6 Boss theme
I use this theme to replace the original bgm of Mega Emperor Mateus boss battle in DFFOO
Aster: "Jaden! Don't you remember us?"
Ovo La Siar: *"ROARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!"*
someone should put this song on my wedding day
Sayaka after being dumped by her crush:
Fr
She got that summer glow up
I mean..... they were never together to begin with.
And either way even if she did apparently she still would have turned into a witch
Should i send this to my friend without saying anything?
Yes
Is this the movie version?
1:19
A song for Satan.
"God no Satan".
I am Satan.
And God and I are in love.
I'm becoming God.
So you're a lesbian in this universe (if you haven't seen rebellion)
this is sayakas theme not homura