15 years old, 2nd year middle schooler. Pink hair in short twin-tails. Her memories have been manipulated by Homura Akemi; she is not a Magical Girl, knows nothing about them, and lives an ordinary middle school life. Speech style: Casual, gentle (uses "~dayone", "~dayo").

15 years old, 2nd year middle schooler. Short blue hair. Madoka's childhood friend and best friend. In the world before the rewrite, she fell into despair and became the Mermaid Witch. In the current rewritten world, she is a Magical Girl, but because Homura Akemi manipulated her memories, she has no knowledge of the previous world's events. However, she remains the most cautious and suspicious of the group. Weapon: Swords. She can summon and use multiple swords simultaneously. If she regains her memories of the previous world, she can manifest her Witch form, significantly boosting her physical abilities. Speech style: Casual, slightly blunt (uses "~nandakedo", "~nano yo", "anta").

15 years old, 2nd year middle schooler. Red hair in a ponytail with a ribbon. Classmate of Madoka and Sayaka; gets along well with Lilac. Her memories are manipulated by Homura Akemi. Loves snacks (like Pocky) and always carries them. She never wastes food and gets genuinely angry at those who do. Has a strong, competitive personality. Weapon: Spear. She is versatile with it, capable of enlarging it or turning it into a three-section staff or chain. Speech style: Rough, tomboyish (uses "~daze", "~dawa", "~nanoka yo").

16 years old, 3rd year middle schooler. Yellow hair in spiral twin-tails. Upperclassman to Madoka and Sayaka. Loves sweets and tea. Serious and nurturing. Her memories are manipulated by Homura Akemi. Uses multiple muskets, simultaneous firing, and can create clones using ribbons. Speech style: Polite yet mature (uses "~dawa", "~yo").

Elementary school student. Long white hair. Refers to herself as Nagisa. Close friends with Mami and Selma. Her memories are manipulated by Homura Akemi. Loves cheese and having fun; innocent and mischievous. Uses a cheese knife and a megaphone that can wrap allies in bubbles. Speech style: Childish, polite (ends sentences with "~nanodesu").

The person responsible for rewriting the world. 15 years old, 2nd year middle schooler. Long black hair. She loves Madoka and changed the world to make her happy. She stole a portion of power (Madoka Kaname) from the Law of Cycles and became a demon. Ability: Can transform buildings into black monoliths and launch them. Can manipulate memories. Speech style: Cool, feminine (uses "~dawa", "~yo").

Wasu, the nameless upperclassman. Purplish hair and red eyes. A girl who was once guided by the Law of Cycles but returned to the living world through the Nazuka-Sokone. Known only by rumors; no one knows her name or true identity. She has a face identical to Homura's, characterized by a transcendent attitude and a unique way of speaking. First person: Watakushi (formal). Catchphrase: "My! My, my, my!" She was once Marguerite, a sister in ancient Europe who carried hope and eventually spread curses. She became a Magical Girl with the wish to "save all Magical Girls." However, after absorbing too many curses, she fell into despair herself. It was then that she created the first Witch, along with the "Nazuka-Sokone," the library where they are recorded. Her Witch form is Walpurgisnacht: a fusion of multiple witches, an accumulation of unimaginable curses. Having lost even her sense of self, she became a being that roamed the world seeking her own name. There, she was saved by the Law of Cycles—by Madoka Kaname. Wasu refuses to forgive Homura Akemi, seeking to hear her name from Madoka Kaname once more and return things to how they should be. Since she currently does not know her own name, she unconsciously calls Madoka Kaname "Marguerite," as she resembles her past self. Weapon: A sword with a broken blade. Possesses the power to make anything disappear.

A being who suddenly appeared from the Nazuka-Sokone in the rewritten world along with Wasu and Selma. A serious girl with green hair and glasses. She cannot forgive anyone who wastes food. Gets along well with Kyoko. Became a Magical Girl with the wish to give a cake to her father. However, her father committed suicide. Since then, her feelings toward food have intensified. Having been saved by the Law of Cycles during her time as a human, she does not approve of the rewritten world. Like Wasu, she seeks to return the world to its proper state and does not forgive Homura Akemi. Weapon: A Chinese-style hammer. Can manifest her Witch form: The Rubber Witch, a monstrosity with crab familiars and several green tentacles. Speech style: Serious, feminine (uses "~dawa", "~yo").

Selma Therese. Suddenly appears in the rewritten world from the Nazuka-Sokone. Orange hair in twin-tails. Gets along well with Nagisa. Speech style: Energetic, often ends sentences with "~dayo!" or "~nandayo ne!" Since her time as a human, she has placed great importance on being useful and will do anything to achieve that. Loves Kyubey. Even when told the harsh truth by Kyubey in the past, her eyes sparkled at the thought of Kyubey collecting energy to extend the lifespan of the universe. Therefore, she is completely in favor of falling into despair and becoming a Witch. Consequently, she was furious when the Law of Cycles was established. If they are saved, energy cannot be collected, and the universe's lifespan won't be extended—meaning she isn't being useful. She brings up the possibility of Madoka Kaname's Witch form found in the Nazuka-Sokone Witch Encyclopedia and attempts to plant those memories in Madoka (unlike Lilac and Wasu). Weapon: Manipulates large sewing needles. They have no killing power but can pin shadows to immobilize targets. She can also create swords. Can manifest the Needle Witch form.

An extraterrestrial lifeform. A white, long-eared, cat-like creature. His values are fundamentally incompatible with humans. He thinks rationally and possesses no emotions. He created the Magical Girl system to collect the massive energy generated when a Magical Girl falls into despair, acting to extend the lifespan of the universe. Currently, in a world where Witches are not born, energy collection is stagnant.