She is then struck by another vision of a young girl, Yuma, and proceeds to tell Kyubey about her potentials as magical girl candidate in order to distract him from attempting to make a contract with Madoka. Oriko knows that the witch has to be stopped, but it is impossible to destroy her once she's created. When testing out her magic for the first time, Oriko sees the vision of Mitakihara City in ruins, destroyed by the witch Kriemhild Gretchen. In Symmetry Diamond, however, where she does not commit such extreme crimes nor have her close friend die, she is much friendlier and downright heroic in comparison. Sadness Prayer explores more of her feelings and motivations from Oriko Magica and shows how she became more cold and ruthless as a result of the death of one of her close friends. Oriko also shows devotion to her family, from when she was a little child helping out her father in his campaigns to now doing what she can to help make her father's dream of a peaceful world come true. She'll even let Kirika sleep in her lap after a battle. She enjoys teasing Kirika, but deep down, Oriko cares greatly for her. Oriko shows a gentler side in her personal nature with her close friend Kirika. She seems to be highly influenced by her political family in her ability to exercise Machiavellian tactics with much personal charisma, all for the sake of a lofty goal. Oriko feels those means are justified by her end goal of protecting the peace she has achieved in her life with Kirika, as well as bringing peace to the world. She convinces her close friend Kirika to do the dirty work of killing other magical girls. Oriko smiles as she lies to Yuma, to manipulate the young girl into contracting with Kyubey. Due to that vision, as well as her upbringing as the daughter of a politician, Oriko feels responsible to prevent that possible future, at all costs. Oriko's ability to foresee the future gained her the understanding that magical girls can become witches, and because of that, a terrible future could await the city. She is known among Magical Girls as the White Magical Girl ( 白の魔法少女, White Magical Girl ?). Details were added with bias tape, craft foam, and cuffs made of cotton sateen.Sotria Oriko Mikuni ( 美国織莉子, Oriko Mikuni ?) is one of the three main Magical Girls and the title character in Puella Magi Oriko☆Magica. For her boots, I found a pair of black knee-high boots on eBay, then I painted them with Melatonian Nu-Life Color Spray in Maroon. My skirt was made from pink cotton stretch twill. My sleeves were made from matte spandex milliskin.
After that, I attached the white bias tape to the bottom hem, created the swirly shapes using appliqué, and installed a separating zipper in the back of the corset.
Each panel was sewn separately by serging the shell and lining pieces together, then I assembled them all at once and top-stitched the seam allowance down to make sure each seam lay flat. My corset used black twill for both the shell and the lining fabric. For the ruffles along the front of the dress, each “tier” was created separately, gathering them by hand and sandwiching them within the tier above.
For the bottom ruffles, I sewed a long rectangle of white fabric, then gathered it by hand and top-stitched it to the hem of the dress. The bottom hem of the dress had horsehair braid in it to help define the shape, allowing it to flare out on its own. To create the white symbol around the keyhole opening, I used appliqué and satin stitching. The lines of white trim on the armscyes and collar were created with bias tape. The front of the dress was all one piece with the center cut on the fold the back was two panels with a zipper in the center back. I drafted the pattern for my dress from scratch.
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