Let's start with what may well be the trailer's most memorable image: Madoka dressed in a gold and white tutu, balancing en pointe as she spins in circles in an equally gilded ballet studio lined with long high windows. (Did anyone guess where Rebellion was going based on its trailer?) So this essay is not so much an authoritative analysis as a quixotic attempt to determine just what the heck might be going on here based on the limited-and possibly misleading-information available.īecause there is no official English release, all quotes are taken from either from the fan-translated subtitled version on YouTube linked above or the transcript on the Puella Magi Wiki. Trying to reconstruct the plot of a movie from its trailer is an exercise usually doomed to failure, assembling a puzzle full of missing pieces. Though the trailer itself only four minutes long, there's a surprising amount of content packed into such a small space, full of tantalizing possibilities about where a Rebellion sequel might be headed. only to be followed by years of silence without any further news or updates. This preview of a hypothetical fourth film was eagerly welcomed by fans.
For those new to the PMMM fandom, the concept movie trailer is a short video that debuted as part of Studio SHAFT's fortieth anniversary event in winter 2015.
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