on the day that Yuki received her nursing school exam results, she discovered that her boyfriend had died in an accident. As a second "older magical girl," Yuki's name changes to Valentine Valentino, and she insists that Ureshiko call her this when they meet. In general, Valentine's powers are similar to Ureshiko's. She can use attack magic based on fiery explosions, and can fly a broom with skill. Though she claims that she wants to see the Wonderland changed so that she will no longer be reminded of her loved one's death, she does not display the same destructive abilities as the other antagonists in her quest to defeat Agnes. She is also able to use the standard spell, Magity, to perform various functions. Her wand's shape is similar to that of an ear cleaner, perhaps as a tribute to her work as a nurse. Yuki shows some distinct character development during the course of the series. At the start, she plays the role of concerned guardian to Sayaka, who is alone in the Wonderland. During this period, it is not made entirely clear that she was originally from Realm, though she does have some insight into Sayaka's romantic struggle. At one point, Sayaka calls Yuki by her magical girl name, but, before that point, she had not been called by her civilian name. As viewers learn more about Yuki's past, she begins to appear sullen, as if she has given up on her life in the Wonderland. However, after Ureshiko confronts her about her attitudes toward the people of the Wonderland, she begins to feel hope for the future once again. By the end of the series, Yuki uses her power to aid Ureshiko, and at the end of the series she continues to guard her magic powers in order to watch over Sayaka's progress. Ururu and Nori Ururu Kinjou () and Nori Misugi () are Ureshiko's closest friends while she is in the Wonderland. She confides in them her growing feelings for Tatsumi and her frustration at having to turn over the Wonderland to a successor who is only going to change it. Nori echoes Ureshiko's concerns, saying that she does not "want to see the environment where her daughter will grow up change." Ururu, on the other hand, says that the world will not change too much, that there will still be men around in the new