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File:Oktavia boss room.PNG|Oktavia | File:Oktavia boss room.PNG|Oktavia's introduction from [[Madoka Magica Portable]] | ||
File:Por klarissa.jpg|Klarissa in an early version of Madoka Magica Portable | File:Por klarissa.jpg|Klarissa in an early version of Madoka Magica Portable | ||
File:Oktavia barrier 1.PNG|The first style of floor in Oktavia's barrier. Has train tracks and flying wheels in the sky | File:Oktavia barrier 1.PNG|The first style of floor in Oktavia's barrier. Has train tracks and flying wheels in the sky | ||
File:Oktavia barrier 2.PNG|The second style of floor. Resembles the corridor Kyoko and Madoka walk through in [[Episode 9]] | File:Oktavia barrier 2.PNG|The second style of floor. Resembles the corridor Kyoko and Madoka walk through in [[Episode 9]] | ||
File:GRIEF GS ICON OKTA.png|Oktavia's | File:Por oktavia kiss.png|Oktavia's witch kiss from the loading screen | ||
File:GRIEF GS ICON OKTA.png|Oktavia's Grief Seed | |||
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Revision as of 17:31, 10 December 2020
Image gallery for Oktavia von Seckendorff
Official Art
Oktavia's barrier (timeline 1) from the Puella Magi Production Note
Timeline 1 Oktavia from the Puella Magi Production Note
Concept of Sayaka's mermaid ghost
Timeline 3 Oktavia from the Puella Magi Production Note
Klarissa from the Puella Magi Production Note
Art of Oktavia from the Key Animation Note volume 4
Art featuring Klarissa from the Key Animation Note volume 6
Art of an Oktavia robot by Hiroyuki Terao from the Rakugaki Note
Art of Holger from the Beginnings and Eternal Material Book
Art featuring Oktavia by Gekidan Inu Curry's S from the Rakugaki Note
Concept art from Rebellion Production Note
Art of rental Anthony
Art of Oktavia and Sayaka's orchestra in full
Oktavia's mark
Oktavia with Kyoko's spear from the Rebellion Material Book
Screenshots
The subtle messages show her eagerness for attention.
A violinist that resembles Kyousuke Kamijou.
Oktavia's familiars (Holgers), which resemble orchestra members, in the current timeline
Oktavia in Episode 10.
Oktavia's familiars (Klarissas), which resemble Hitomi Shizuki, in an alternate timeline
The Rebellion Story
Oktavia's first appearance in The Rebellion Story, though with her previous design
Oktavia with her new design for the movie
Oktavia against Homulilly
Oktavia's rental Anthony familiars
Holger, they appear monochromatic instead of their previous blue colour
Oktavia in the new world
Concept Movie
Oktavia and a Satori Wraith from the Concept Movie trailer
Manga
Oktavia in the manga
Oktavia and Holger. The Holger seem to play more instruments than just the violin in the manga
Oktavia's labyrinth is more like an aquarium in the manga
A silhouette of a mermaid Sayaka, only shown briefly in the anime
Oktavia's grief seed
Timeline 3 Oktavia in the manga
Oktavia in The Different Story
Oktavia's labyrinth
Oktavia's Grief Seed
Oktavia in the Rebellion Manga
A flashback to the original series Oktavia
Oktavia with her spear
Oktavia versus Homulilly
Oktavia in the new world
Oktavia in Kazumi Magica
Oktavia in The Veranda of Madoka
Kyoko turns Sayaka into a witch
Madoka Magica Portable
Oktavia's introduction from Madoka Magica Portable
Klarissa in an early version of Madoka Magica Portable
The first style of floor in Oktavia's barrier. Has train tracks and flying wheels in the sky
The second style of floor. Resembles the corridor Kyoko and Madoka walk through in Episode 9
Oktavia's witch kiss from the loading screen
Oktavia's Grief Seed
Madoka Magica Mobage
Holger in Madoka Magica Mobage
Madoka Magica Online
Chibi Klarissa on the hard mode victory screen from Madoka Magica Online
Madoka Magica: The Battle Pentagram
Oktavia in The Battle Pentagram
Oktavia on the loading screen
Magia Record
Oktavia's doppel sprite from Magia Record
Haregi version
Merchandise
A phone strap from the Witches and Mascots series
Speculation
Information regarding the Melusine
Comparison between Sayaka's coat of arms and the Seckendorff family coats of arm
