"It's been a rough few weeks Kyoko, even since I... killed those 2 guys in subway" Sayaka probably.

The most heinous part about this scene is how the two men on this train insulted the unnamed woman’s body. “That body ain’t gonna last forever, ya know.” Sayaka was JUST crying in Madoka’s arms in Episode 7 about how Kyousuke wouldn’t hold a body like hers because “she’s already dead” & how “she’s a zombie”. Almost like reopening that wound. It most likely drove Sayaka over the edge overhearing that insult towards women. Honestly, as a man, I can’t blame her. I’d be upset too.

This is officially the scene, where Sayaka goes full Suguru Geto.

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Anyone else ever wondered why they showed the crew member and not Gabriel?

not usually a dub fan, but the voice acting of the guys on the train was excellent. totally captured the “i’m a piece of shit and i know it” attitude people like them have in real life.

I was not expecting this when I first watched this scene-

So the dub makes the guys actually sound like genuine people and you could actually see a normal person talk the way they did(also, exactly what is the maturity rating on this show?) but they completely fumble on Sayaka's anguish and frustration?

Creepy fact: It was implicated that Sayaka killed those 2 guys in that scene

I just realised that captain claw is drinking milk, when he sits near the bar :D

Hotel Mario: "No." 1:20

This game used to be so hard, especially the darn flying minigame 😂

We need a lonnger version! ...pretty please? 👉👈🥺

Don’t get me wrong everything they’re saying is horrendous and disgusting but those voices actors must’ve been laughing their asses off for a couple takes like why the fuck do we have to say this😂😂😂

This was based on a conversation heard outloud in a train, right ? Why ? Just...why ? If you think your partner is wasting too much money, you talk to each other about it, you find middle ground ! That's what humans are supposed to do ! Everyone spends money on anything the others find a waste ! What kind of point were those two trying to make !?

1:12...she did...I don't understand why. Even Kyubey warned her of this guy, and the drone makes it a big deal to create suffering.

They deserved it 100%

i always saw this scene as a cliffhanger for a future claw 2. red tail was the big bad build for the entire game, and he just leave waiting for claw to get him later.

I think Sarah Anne Williams is a perfect casting choice for Sayaka in a dub and I really like her in this scene, but I am not a fan at all of how these two sound. I know they aren't named characters with important roles but idk the performances kinda took me out of the scene.

Making them speak with poorly informed (even by 2012 standards) hip hop vernacular has to be one of the worst localization choices I've ever seen. They butchered the emotional gravity of this scene worse than she butchered those guys with her big swords.

Even though she isn't my favourite character, this was one of the greatest anime scenes I've ever seen. The visualisation of the pure madness and despair is incredible! You can't only see it, you can feel it.

the voice acting is so bad omg

I don’t remember this scene damm

Since when was modoka magica boondocks 💀

Wow this was not on a disk though i m happy to discover these video s now!

To everyone saying that Sayaka killed them, here is what director Akiyuki Shinbou and screenwriter Gen Urobuchi to say in the matter: "Urobuchi - The conversations between two hosts that was overheard by Sayaka were true. I was in a crowded train and right in front of me were two guys making that kind of conversation. Shinbo - Wanna add: Sayaka in the anime did not kill those hosts. Urobuchi - In the screenplay it could be taken either way, so in the manga version by Hanokage-san the interpretation was taken as killed" However, in the recent reprint of the manga version, which features new art by Hanokage, the scene plays the same as in the anime, so Sayaka doesn't kills them either in the new manga version.

Killing those morons might have been a little excessive. But I can’t imagine how painful it was for Sayaka to again bear witness to people taking the efforts of those who love them for granted.

Sayaka speaks for all the people who had to put up with misogynic men that have no problems speaking about their crimes on public transport. And believe me, this is nowhere near as bad as the ones commonly found on trains (and buses) in Australia.

Gezz it was funny at first but then it just worse and worse

And that's how with Death Counter of 1000 or more Captain Nathaniel Joseph Claw gets 9 lives.

When they aired this scene in Australia back in 2013 or 2014, they muted out the mens' conversation. I don't know if that made it better or worse, it just ended up giving me the impression that Sayaka waited until sometime after they finished up to confront them instead of cutting in...and honestly, that felt even creepier.

Interest fact:In manga Sayaka killed that motherfuckers in manga.

Sandra is an incredibly talented actress and so badly underrated, real talk

i think sayaka being ingulfed by static means she transformed and killed them😊

These musics had marked me much when I was child, all the soundtrack of the game is really excellent

Not-So-Fun Fact: Apparently, the conversation the two dudes were having actually happened - Gen Urobuchi (the writer of Madoka Magica) was in a crowded train one night and two guys were having that kind of conversation right in front of him.

Sayaka kill the anime Top G before he own a Bugatti

...Give them a taste of marbles, Sayaka

Damn, what gets me about this scene is how Sayaka must’ve felt. A main theme of this anime is girl’s sacrifice, and how it goes unremembered. Kyubey tells Madoka that her current standard of living is thanks to the sacrifice of magical girls in the past that she’ll never even know the names of. Kyoko secretly sacrifices to make her father happy, but when he finds out his success is not the result of him, but of her and her “witchcraft”, he is enraged and kills her mom and himself to punish her. Sayaka sacrifices herself for kamijo, and he’ll never even know it was her. By this point, sayaka knows her trajectory. She’s sacrificed everything, and she won’t even be remembered for it. She knows she’s been used up by society and is about to be thrown away. And that’s why she kills these men (not that they didn’t already deserve it lol), because they’re enforcing that this girl needs to shut up and know her place, that once they’re done with her there’s nothing she can do. It’s really heartbreaking.

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This is so hard.

Although I love this anime very much, as a girl… this scene makes me very mad.

Bruh, if I ever caught MY son speaking about women like that in general, I would've smacked him into an alternate dimension and disown his ass on the spot. I am definitely gonna teach my son to respect women and NOT be like those misogynstic wastes of space that Sayaka encountered.

I just realized they were saying this 💀

This is all very serious and all but I can't deny that the line "You know whose good at dumpin' hoes?" always makes me laugh. Like what could possibly quantify a good or bad dumpin of a hoe.

“Fun” fact: According to Magia Record, the Sho they mentioned had a girlfriend named Inui Itsumi, a magical girl who was shell-shocked by Sho’s abuse she felt like she could do nothing but cling to him and his every word, even with everyone around her, even Kyubey for fuck’s sake, telling her that he wasn’t worth her time (though Kyubey was mostly saying that because the more time she spends working herself to death for Sho, the less time she spends hunting witches). A lot of stuff happened (she was mostly a side character in a Nagisa-focused story, and ultimately she became a witch, and in the movie version at least we see Sayaka fighting her witch’s familiars sometime before or after this scene, don’t remember Uhrmann The canine witch, with a craving nature. She has taken on the form of a dog in the vain hope of being loved by all. Humans who enter her barrier can't help but embrace her in concern. One hoping to defeat her can do so by feigning love. By the way, Inu means dog in Japanese, and she’s the canine witch, and female obviously… she sees herself as a bitch just like Sho and his friends see her and women in general. Some of the last words she even heard were Kyubey thanking her for finally being useful.

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Nice shot,Kamerad!