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I've been seeing things about both the anime and manga for quite some time, and for at least a year, I had been passing it up, thinking, 'Whatever. It's just another one of those Magical Girl series'. I haven't liked anything out of that genre since Sailor Moon, Card Captors, and Pretty Girl Sammy.

A few days ago, I saw that it was on sale via Amazon, so I thought, 'Why not.' I had been buying random manga for a while to see if I liked them or not. When I got this one, I immediately read it. The first book is short, only being 144 pages. But ohmuhgosh. Within those few pages, I was on the edge of my seat. I'm stunned with it, and quite frankly, I'm hooked on it. Soon I'll find myself diving into the anime.

I highly recommend this series to anyone. Whether you're into the Magical Girl series or not. Even if it's just picking up the first book and reading it. It's not as pretty as one would think. This series has some dark elements to it, and I think that's partly why I like it so much. It's not as happy as the images seem. There is so much more than meets the eye from the cute pictures and cutesy name.


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Puella Magi Madoka Magica Vol 1 Hiroshi Takashige 9780316213875 Books Reviews

great series although had a small tiny dent or scratch hardly noticeable but it was on the binding on the bottom but no big deal it was in great condition aside from that small scratch thing.
I bought my book used and the condition was great aside from weird black wax on it, the book itself is great! If you love the anime you'll love the manga. But a warning, this is not a children's book at all. It can actually get bloody. This story takes "don't judge a book by its cover" to a whole new meaning.
Coming from the anime first I was worried with the art style of the manga... Vol1 did not fail that in any sense! the art is fantastic.

It's nice to know that the author was also a fan of mami-san... very since indeed.

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A fascinating and emotionally rich take on the magical girl genre. Such a great story!
The manga follows the anime of Puella Magi Madoka Magica almost exactly. Considering how insanely overpriced the anime is (good as it is) this manga tells the same story for far less money.

The story here is just as great as it is in the anime. If you loved the anime, you'll love this.

If you haven't watched Madoka, then all I can do is recommend it. In the spirit of Revolutionary Girl Utena, Madoka seeks to deconstruct the magical girl sub-genre of shoujo manga. A must read for any shoujo fan.
Ok so I haven't been able to see the anime so my review is not technically complete. I did love this manga though, for a couple of reasons. Reason one its a fairly short,quick, and simple read which makes me more likely to read it since I don't have a lot of free time. The second reason is the cuteness and simpleness of the art work it is not over played in any way but its still detailed and interesting to look at. Thirdly the story is fairly entertaining and slightly different though if you are a fan of any magical girl series you are sure to love this. The main characters outfit,to me, looks like the same one from Tokyo mew mew. Still cute none the less ) My only wish is that this book would have been a little bit longer its probably one of the shortest manga's that I have read and I own more than 250 different books.
First let me say that I'm a huge fan of the anime, it's in my top 5 anime of all time. So this is my perspective in comparison to the show. If you haven't checked it out you definitely need to do yourself a favor and do so. Now on to the review.

Story

This volume is split into 4 chapters, each one covering an episode from the anime. I feel that they shouldn't have done so as it feels rushed. If they would have split each volume into 2 episodes it would have been more appropriatly paced. If you haven't seen the anime you may find yourself flipping back to pages to see if you missed something. It does stay true to the anime very faithfully it's just that everything is not as fleshed out. I'm mostly disapointed that they spent such little time on the witches and their "lairs" or "wards" as they are called in the manga. They are some of my favorite parts in the anime so a little bit of a letdown there. Overall i'm pleased but they could have done a better job with this in my opinion.

Art

This took a little bit to get used to as it's done by a different artist, and it shows. This is not necessarily a bad thing it's just that the unique animation in the show is one of the major draws for me. The eyes in the show are one of my
favorite part of the character designs so I did want to see that in the manga, but I was dissapointed. The characters have less wide and squared jaws, Madoka in particular. Mami's hair is more realistic, and I kinda like it this way a bit better. Homura looks pretty much the same as well a Sayaka. The artist made some changes in the characters weapons, Mami's "Tiro Finale" gun is just her regular rifle, which was pretty dissapointing and Homura's shield is a diamond shape. Their magical girl outfits are pretty much the same, no notable difference as far as I could tell. Kyubey is even more adorable and cute than in the anime which I did like. The witches "wards" are barely seen in the manga, maybe 8 pages total...really disappointing if you ask me. They also seemed to lack alot of detail. This is a different artist rendition of them but I personally didn't like what they did with Charolotte in particular. Charlotte's first form is pretty much the same but her latter is quite different, it looks much less cute and much more evil. I think the stark contrast of the cutesy design with the events that happen to be a big part of what the show is trying to convey so again I was dissapaointed. When not in comparison to the show the art is definitely good, it's just liberties that were taken that I am not too fond of.

Overall

If you haven't watched the series and want this to be your first Madoka Magica experience, I would say watch the anime first as it does a much better job of telling the story. If you have seen it and not really into collecting manga then I would give this a pass as well. I would really only get this if you have seen the anime and just want more ways to experience it. It's good but not as good as it could of been, namely with the pacing of the story.
I've been seeing things about both the anime and manga for quite some time, and for at least a year, I had been passing it up, thinking, 'Whatever. It's just another one of those Magical Girl series'. I haven't liked anything out of that genre since Sailor Moon, Card Captors, and Pretty Girl Sammy.

A few days ago, I saw that it was on sale via , so I thought, 'Why not.' I had been buying random manga for a while to see if I liked them or not. When I got this one, I immediately read it. The first book is short, only being 144 pages. But ohmuhgosh. Within those few pages, I was on the edge of my seat. I'm stunned with it, and quite frankly, I'm hooked on it. Soon I'll find myself diving into the anime.

I highly recommend this series to anyone. Whether you're into the Magical Girl series or not. Even if it's just picking up the first book and reading it. It's not as pretty as one would think. This series has some dark elements to it, and I think that's partly why I like it so much. It's not as happy as the images seem. There is so much more than meets the eye from the cute pictures and cutesy name.