I knew Homus wings at the end of the series meant she was still gonna turn witch!
You all called me crazy, well who's laughing now! [Insert deranged evil laugh here] *cough* Now that I've got that out of my system, called it - two years in advance.
Not really; she is neither human, magical girl, or witch. She has become something entirely new. She has become the antithesis to Madoka: she who sacrificed all for selfless love of humanity, Homura has sacrificed all for selfish love of an individual; she who forgave even the Incubators, Homura has damned; she who became God of all Eternity, Homura has become the Devil of the Morning Star, who's brightness shines brightest, even if just for a fleeting moment.
Not really; she is neither human, magical girl, or witch. She has become something entirely new. She has become the antithesis to Madoka: she who sacrificed all for selfless love of humanity, Homura has sacrificed all for selfish love of an individual; she who forgave even the Incubators, Homura has damned; she who became God of all Eternity, Homura has become the Devil of the Morning Star, who's brightness shines brightest, even if just for a fleeting moment.
So, basically, yep, God and The Devil are lesbian lovers?
Not really; she is neither human, magical girl, or witch. She has become something entirely new. She has become the antithesis to Madoka: she who sacrificed all for selfless love of humanity, Homura has sacrificed all for selfish love of an individual; she who forgave even the Incubators, Homura has damned; she who became God of all Eternity, Homura has become the Devil of the Morning Star, who's brightness shines brightest, even if just for a fleeting moment.