"Puella Magi Tart Magica: The Legend of Jeanne d'Arc" is a manga series set in the "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" universe, written by Masugitsune and illustrated by Kawazu-Ku. The story is a historical fantasy reimagining of the life of Joan of Arc, blending the magical girl genre with the historical backdrop of the Hundred Years' War. The narrative centers on Tart, a young girl from Domrémy, France, who becomes a magical girl after making a contract with Kyubey, an enigmatic creature offering her the power to protect her homeland.

Tart, driven by her unwavering faith and desire to save her people, wields her newfound abilities to fight against the English forces and their magical girl allies. Her journey is marked by battles, alliances, and moral dilemmas as she navigates the complexities of war and the consequences of her contract. Alongside Tart are other magical girls, including Riz, a cheerful and loyal companion, and Melissa, a stoic and pragmatic fighter. Each character embodies different ideals and motivations, creating a dynamic interplay of personalities and conflicts.

The plot explores themes of faith, sacrifice, and the cost of power, as Tart's unwavering belief in her divine mission is tested by the harsh realities of war and the manipulative nature of Kyubey. The series delves into the darker aspects of the magical girl system, revealing the inevitable despair that accompanies the use of magical powers. As Tart's legend grows, so does the tension between her ideals and the grim truths she uncovers, culminating in a poignant exploration of heroism and tragedy.

The manga intertwines historical events with supernatural elements, offering a unique perspective on Joan of Arc's story while staying true to the thematic depth and emotional weight of the "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" franchise. The narrative is structured to balance action, character development, and philosophical inquiry, making it a compelling addition to the series' universe.