Oh my god, what an awesome ending.
The whole concept of applying entropy towards wish making is pretty damn cool (Change in entropy is always greater than or equal to 0; change in despair vs. hope is always greater than or equal to 0).
One little complaint: the universe isn’t running out of energy. Energy simply tends to change to less and less usable forms. Of course, this is based on a classical understanding of energy, so that’s probably going to change in the future.
A little tinkering with that and the whole running out of energy thing is plausible in Godoka’s universe.
I think episode 11 was severely overshadowed by episode 12, Homura fucking ran tankers in the Walmart and had some unlimited RPG works going on.
God damn, episode 11 was beautiful…so was Godoka’s Galaxy Rose Bow…the entire series was beautiful ;-;
No, you see, conservation of energy kind of says we can’t run out of energy. And since mass is just energy concentrated in a single point, running out of energy is tantamount to running out of mass and turning into nothingness. That wasn’t what the show was talking about either, it just didn’t know it. The future is a desert apocalypse (based on the after-credits scene). It’s not nothingness, it’s just barren and unusable.
Edit: Granted, the whole idea of turning the emotions of prepubescent (except Mami…) girls into energy isn’t exactly realistic, so such a critical eye probably isn’t warranted.