@Memor-X I'm having a little bit of difficulty remembering the details, but would you be able to tell me if we see him enter the room, or if Madoka summoned him in that instance?
like i don't remember if he was always in madoka's plush toys but i do recall a scene where the light moves around a poll or something and then we see his shadow walk out of
main thing though is that he didn't try and sneak up on Madoka and woke her up before he could like Contract Rape her
@Memor-X Hmm, I'm not so sure about that really. I could totally imagine Kyubey waking a girl from a dead sleep just so he could harass her into making a bad decision at a time when she's not in the right state of mind to refuse. I mean, it's a similar (albeit different) tactic to how he conscripted Mami.
@Tonepoet you have a point there, but with Mami you could speculate that Kyubey got some degree of psychological training to know that Mami, in that moment, would take up the offer rather than die. unless a girl was severally depressed and cried herself to sleep would a girl even consider any kind of wish after just being woken up
like i can only speak for myself but if someone came into my room, woke my up and told me that they would turn me into a girl with no strings attached (throw back to that question @Avery asked) i would still think i'm dreaming and ignore it
@Avery a while back when you asked here if we could change our sex without any repercussions, it everything remains it is would we do it and i said without a second though
@Memor-X Hmm... This animation also looks like Kyubei may have just been waiting on that shelf watching Madoka while she was asleep, just waiting for her to wake up:
and yes i have had dreams like that. years and years ago dreamed that G-Man from Half-Life came to me, told me that there was a mistake in some paperwork and my soul was put in the wrong body
@Tonepoet isn't that when Madoka woke from that dream she was having when it was actually the previous timeline?
@milleniumbug Kyubey's an established sexist. He explains why he specifically targets young girls as them being the most emotionally vulnerable and least considerate targets. I'm not even sure if he'd approach a boy.
but does bring up a good question. would Kyubey want to grant the wish of a girl who wanted a sex change? do they know enough about humans to assume that the emotional vulnerability of girls isn't to do with their biological configuration
