Anime Magical Girl Madoka Magica is an animation produced and released by the Japanese animation company SHAFT. It revolves around the growth and adventures of five magical girls. For such a problem, after the TV animation was launched, it swept the rankings and selections at home and abroad with overwhelming strength, and the major animation awards in Japan and the Paris Animation Exhibition unanimously gave the highest evaluation.

Magi Madoka Magica) began broadcasting Japanese late-night animations on MBS TV in January 2011. In the following year, "Magical Girl Madoka Magica" won the "Anime Grand Prize" at the 15th Japan Media Art Festival of the Agency for Cultural Affairs. It has a historical status recognized by the Japanese government.

Introduction to the story: On the way home, Madoka and her friends found a mysterious creature secretly calling for help. The person chasing and killing it turned out to be the mysterious transfer student Xiao Meiyan. A mysterious creature calling itself "Kuppy" asks the girls to "make a contract with me and become a magical girl." However, the reality is far crueler than Madoka's imagination... "Magic Girl Madoka Magica" is divided into three parts. The three "Stories of Rebellion" will stage brand new stories.

This animation maintains Urobuchi Gen's consistent style. There is no real right and wrong in the script, but in the constant generation and intensification of contradictions, with the help of the reality that is completely contrary to the ideal, it impacts the sensibility of the people in the play and the outsiders time and time again. Because of the tendency to torture human feelings, the plot also completely runs counter to the "Five-Color Team" and "Happy End" that everyone wants to see most. But still an excellent work. Although the plot is constantly abusing the body and mind of the girls in the second period, it is actually using this method to praise the spirit of girls who "even if they are not sure whether it will happen or not, they still have to pour all their hopes and emotions into it".