The first generation Honda Life (SA/WA/VA models) was a minicar that was introduced in 1971 and adopted a number of innovative mechanisms, such as being the first Japanese car to use a timing belt on the market, and won the support of many users. However, the adoption of a number of high-cost mechanisms led to problems in terms of profitability, and sales were discontinued in 1974. Twenty-three years later, in 1997, the Honda Life was revived as a new minicar. The second generation Honda Life (JA4), which appeared as a tall wagon-type minicar with a significantly higher overall height than the first generation, became a popular model thanks to its extensive equipment. The Honda Life underwent a series of model changes and remained Honda's mainstay model until its production ended in 2014. This vehicle is the fourth generation Honda Life (JB5/JB6/JB7/JB8 models), which was introduced in 2003. The fourth-generation Life, which was developed under the development concept of 'Heartful Technology', was a model that refined the basic performance of the car, with emphasis on enhanced safety equipment and driving performance that is still highly acclaimed today.

Kaname Madoka, a kind-hearted girl, is an ordinary eighth-grader at Mitakihara Junior High School. One day, a mysterious creature who speaks human language and calls herself Kyubee appears to her. 'I want you to make a contract with me and become a magical girl'. Kyubee says that in return for Madoka becoming a Puella Magi and fighting the witches who bring misfortune to this world, she can make one wish come true. The peaceful fate of Madoka and her surroundings begins to change drastically, and she becomes involved in a major current that moves the world.

A very ordinary eighth grade girl. She is kind-hearted and altruistic, and cares for others more than most people. She has the strength of conviction in her heart and always wants to help others, but she is unsure of herself because she believes she has nothing to offer.