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* BilingualBonus: Some of the spell talismans written by Chinatsu in the manga are in Hebrew (for example, the one to "summon a crow" is צפור, Hebrew for "Bird")
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* OurWitchesAreDifferent: The Witches of ''Flying Witch'' are made, not born, and Akane mentions that it is possible for anyone to become a witch with sufficient training and study. Later, [[spoiler: Chinatsu begins her own training as a Witch]], having been inspired by Makoto and Akane.
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* WitchSpecies: The Witches of ''Flying Witch'' are made, not born, and Akane mentions that it is possible for anyone to become a witch with sufficient training and study. Later, [[spoiler: Chinatsu begins her own training as a Witch]], having been inspired by Makoto and Akane.
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* FlyingBroomstick: Witches employ broomsticks as a mean of transportation, channelling their magic into the broom to take flight.
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* FlyingBroomstick: Witches employ broomsticks as a mean of transportation, channelling their magic into the broom to take flight. When Chinatsu asks if Makoto will ride her broom to school, Makoto replies that brooms are uncomfortable to ride as they dig into one's crotch. Akane later explains that brooms are used to channel magic for flight, and Makoto begins using her broom with a greater frequency.
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* RealityEnsues: When Chinatsu asks if Makoto will ride her broom to school, Makoto replies that brooms are uncomfortable to ride as they dig into one's crotch. Akane later explains that brooms are used to channel magic for flight, and Makoto begins using her broom with a greater frequency.
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--> "Flying in the sky and looking down on this city, with everyone, things look different, it’s so magical."
-->- '''Shan-ran-ran''', ''Flying Witch'' Opening Song
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-->-- '''Shan-ran-ran''', ''Flying Witch'' Opening
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** Nana mistakes Nao for Kei's girlfriend when Nao visits Makoto's garden for the first time.
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** Nana Akane mistakes Nao for Kei's girlfriend when Nao visits Makoto's garden for the first time.
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* ChekhovsHobby: discussed. When Makoto visits another witch to discover her elemental affinity, he asks her a lot of questions about her hobbies and pastimes, as he's working on a theory that a witches' elemental affinity influences the things they enjoy. [[spoiler: When Makoto turns out to be a darkness witch, known for their creative talents, Kei and Chinatsu points out that several of her pastimes include creating things; her garden creates vegetables, she created Chinatsu's witch robe, and so on.]]
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* ChekhovsHobby: discussed. When Makoto visits another witch to discover her elemental affinity, he asks her a lot of questions about her hobbies and pastimes, as he's working on a theory that a witches' elemental affinity influences the things they enjoy. [[spoiler: When Makoto turns out to be a darkness witch, known for their creative talents, Kei and Chinatsu points out that several of her pastimes include creating things; her garden creates vegetables, she created Chinatsu's witch robe, and so on.]]on]].
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Despite being clad entirely in black and sporting an intimidating appearance, the Harbinger of Spring is a benevolent spirit who heralds the arrival of the spring season. He gives Chinatsu a vase with flowers as a gesture of kindness.
** Similarly, the Paperboy cuts quite an intimidating figure, being entirely clad in shadow and not saying a word as he slowly approaches the house; he is however quite civil, tipping his hat to Chinatsu before taking payment from Akane for a copy of the paper used by witches.
** As of manga vol 8, this includes [[spoiler: Makoto herself. She visits another witch to find her elemental affinity, and is discovered to be a very rare (1 in 20,000) darkness witch. Chinatsu's worried initially, until the witch who did the testing reassures her "[[ShoutOut It's not like the]] [[Franchise/StarWars Dark Side of the Force or anything!]]" In fact, darkness witches are also known as creation witches, as they are said to be closer to the source of pure mana and have a knack for, well, creating things.]]
** Similarly, the Paperboy cuts quite an intimidating figure, being entirely clad in shadow and not saying a word as he slowly approaches the house; he is however quite civil, tipping his hat to Chinatsu before taking payment from Akane for a copy of the paper used by witches.
** As of manga vol 8, this includes [[spoiler: Makoto herself. She visits another witch to find her elemental affinity, and is discovered to be a very rare (1 in 20,000) darkness witch. Chinatsu's worried initially, until the witch who did the testing reassures her "[[ShoutOut It's not like the]] [[Franchise/StarWars Dark Side of the Force or anything!]]" In fact, darkness witches are also known as creation witches, as they are said to be closer to the source of pure mana and have a knack for, well, creating things.]]
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** Despite being clad entirely in black and sporting an intimidating appearance, the Harbinger of Spring is a benevolent spirit who heralds the arrival of the spring season. He gives Chinatsu a vase with flowers as a gesture of kindness.
** Similarly, the Paperboycuts quite creates an intimidating figure, impression, being entirely clad in shadow and not never saying a word as he slowly approaches the house; house. Despite his appearance, he is however quite civil, very polite, tipping his hat to Chinatsu before taking payment from Akane for a copy of the paper used by witches.
** As ofmanga vol 8, this includes the manga's eighth volume, [[spoiler: Makoto herself. She visits another witch to find her elemental affinity, and is discovered to be a very rare (1 in 20,000) darkness witch. Chinatsu's worried initially, until the witch who did the testing reassures her "[[ShoutOut It's not like the]] [[Franchise/StarWars Dark Side of the Force or anything!]]" In fact, darkness witches are also known as creation witches, as they are said to be closer to the source of pure mana and have a knack for, well, creating things.]]things]].
** Despite being clad entirely in black and sporting an intimidating appearance, the Harbinger of Spring is a benevolent spirit who heralds the arrival of the spring season. He gives Chinatsu a vase with flowers as a gesture of kindness.
** Similarly, the Paperboy
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* ExtraStrengthMasquerade: The Witches' society actively suppresses dissemination of information relating to magic and witches, with misfortune striking those who investigate too closely. A handful of instances including the Harbinger of Summer's blunder - causing snow in ''July'' - making the news lead some characters to believe that the Society is slackening restrictions and may even reveal the presence of witches to the world.
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* ExtraStrengthMasquerade: The Witches' society actively suppresses dissemination of information relating to magic and witches, with misfortune striking those who investigate too closely. A handful of instances including One example is when the Harbinger of Summer's blunder - causing snow in ''July'' - making the news lead some (causing a July snowfall) leads characters to believe that the Society is slackening restrictions and may even reveal the presence of witches to the world.
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* SolidGoldPoop: Ohgetsuhime rice is a highly prized variety of rice, said to be so delicious that one could never eat ordinary rice again after tasting it. It's produced by the Plantelle of the same name. [[spoiler: It's described as basically otherwordly deer droppings.]]
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* SolidGoldPoop: Ohgetsuhime rice is a highly prized variety of rice, said to be so delicious that one could never eat ordinary rice again after tasting it. It's it and is produced by the Plantelle of the same name. [[spoiler: It's described as basically otherwordly otherworldly deer droppings.]]droppings]].
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* ChekhovsGun: The mandrake recovered from the back yard early in the series surprisingly becomes this; at first Makoto gives some pieces to the Harbinger of Spring, and much later in the series she offers to use some to help cure the back pain Nao's father suffers from; it's then that we find Makoto's use of magical ash has caused the plant to breed into a subspecies of [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter cute little living plants]] that're still classed as mandrakes.
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* ChekhovsGun: The mandrake recovered from the back yard empty lot early in the series surprisingly becomes this; at first Makoto gives some pieces to the Harbinger of Spring, and much later in the series she offers to use some to help cure the back pain Nao's father suffers from; it's then that we find Makoto's use of magical ash has caused the plant to breed into a subspecies of [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter cute little living plants]] that're still classed as mandrakes.mandrakes.
* ChekhovsHobby: discussed. When Makoto visits another witch to discover her elemental affinity, he asks her a lot of questions about her hobbies and pastimes, as he's working on a theory that a witches' elemental affinity influences the things they enjoy. [[spoiler: When Makoto turns out to be a darkness witch, known for their creative talents, Kei and Chinatsu points out that several of her pastimes include creating things; her garden creates vegetables, she created Chinatsu's witch robe, and so on.]]
* ChekhovsHobby: discussed. When Makoto visits another witch to discover her elemental affinity, he asks her a lot of questions about her hobbies and pastimes, as he's working on a theory that a witches' elemental affinity influences the things they enjoy. [[spoiler: When Makoto turns out to be a darkness witch, known for their creative talents, Kei and Chinatsu points out that several of her pastimes include creating things; her garden creates vegetables, she created Chinatsu's witch robe, and so on.]]
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* ComicalOverreacting: Kei denies Chinatsu's request for doughnuts as a treat for helping introduce Makoto to the area and showing her where the local shopping centre is, pausing dramatically and stating that he's very much like some doughnuts, as well.
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* ComicalOverreacting: Kei denies Chinatsu's request for doughnuts as a treat for helping introduce Makoto to the area and showing her where the local shopping centre is, pausing dramatically and stating that he's he'd very much like some doughnuts, as well.
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** As of manga vol 8, this includes [[spoiler: Makoto herself. She visits another witch to find her elemental affinity, and is discovered to be a very rare (1 in 20,000) darkness witch. Chinatsu's worried initially, until the witch who did the testing reassures her "[[ShoutOut It's not like the]] [[Franchise/StarWars Dark Side of the Force or anything!]]" In fact, darkness witches are also known as creation witches, as they are said to be closer to the source of pure mana and have a knack for, well, creating things.]]
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* {{Planimal}}: One parallel realm is inhabited by Plantelle: animals that are partially plant. Makoto, Chinatsu, and Sayo encounter a deer with wooden antlers, a jackal with a flower bush around its shoulders, and more.
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* SolidGoldPoop: Ohgetsuhime rice is a highly prized variety of rice, said to be so delicious that one could never eat ordinary rice again after tasting it. It's produced by the Plantelle of the same name. [[spoiler: It's described as basically otherwordly deer droppings.]]
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* ExtraStrengthMasquerade: The Witches' society actively suppresses dissemination of information relating to magic and witches, with misfortune striking those who investigate too closely.
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* ExtraStrengthMasquerade: The Witches' society actively suppresses dissemination of information relating to magic and witches, with misfortune striking those who investigate too closely. A handful of instances including the Harbinger of Summer's blunder - causing snow in ''July'' - making the news lead some characters to believe that the Society is slackening restrictions and may even reveal the presence of witches to the world.
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** Similarly, the Paperboy cuts quite an intimidating figure, being entirely clad in shadow and not saying a word as he slowly approaches the house; he is however quite civil, tipping his hat to Chinatsu before taking payment from Akane for a copy of the paper used by witches.
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** While out picking plants, Kei makes a point that the group need to make a lot of noise to scare away bears. A few moments later, Nao screams in terror when a frog jumps on her, and elsewhere in the forest, a bear hears the scream and runs off.
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** While out picking plants, Kei makes a point jokingly remarks that the group need to make a lot of noise to Nao's screams can scare away bears. A few moments later, Nao screams in terror when a frog jumps on her, and elsewhere in the forest, a bear hears the scream and runs off.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: While visiting a festival, Makoto comments that Chinatsu would rather "hustle to get the food than look at cherry blossoms." Chinatsu interprets that she needs to do the hustle dance.
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** While visiting a festival, Makoto comments that Chinatsu would rather "hustle to get the food than look at cherry blossoms." Chinatsu interprets that she needs to do the hustle dance.
** While visiting a festival, Makoto comments that Chinatsu would rather "hustle to get the food than look at cherry blossoms." Chinatsu interprets that she needs to do the hustle dance.
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** Whenever Chinatsu tries to eat vegtables.
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** Makoto's affinity as a witch is darkness, but this just means she can draw mana from shadows.
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* MistakenForRomance: After meeting with Makoto for the first time in six years, Chinatsu wonders if Makoto is Kei's girlfriend.
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** After meeting with Makoto for the first time in six years, Chinatsu wonders if Makoto is Kei's girlfriend.
** After meeting with Makoto for the first time in six years, Chinatsu wonders if Makoto is Kei's girlfriend.
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** In the manga there is also the Summer harbinger who roots out winter seeds so it does snow in summer.
* RealDreamsAreWeirder: In a vivid dream she has while sleeping in class, Makoto finds herself sitting on a bench in Yokohama with a conch in her lap and runs into Nao, who shows her a mole on her neck resembling the character for "excellent luck". When recounting this story to Nao later, Makoto states that Witches' dreams are prophetic and says that Nao's luck will be good. Doubles as a BrickJoke during the post-credit skit.
* RealDreamsAreWeirder: In a vivid dream she has while sleeping in class, Makoto finds herself sitting on a bench in Yokohama with a conch in her lap and runs into Nao, who shows her a mole on her neck resembling the character for "excellent luck". When recounting this story to Nao later, Makoto states that Witches' dreams are prophetic and says that Nao's luck will be good. Doubles as a BrickJoke during the post-credit skit.
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** During an after credit skit Akane uses a summoning circle to bring Makoto to her and take a photo, she was in Vietnam at the time.
* WickedWitch: When Makoto asks Chinatsu what she wants to do as a witch, Chinatsu jokingly replies that she'd be inclined to [[Literature/HanselAndGretel build a gingerbread house]] and then [[ChildEater it would eat anyone who tried to enter.]].
* WickedWitch: When Makoto asks Chinatsu what she wants to do as a witch, Chinatsu jokingly replies that she'd be inclined to [[Literature/HanselAndGretel build a gingerbread house]] and then [[ChildEater it would eat anyone who tried to enter.]].
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** Kei jokingly remarks that Nao's screams can scare away bears. A few moments later, Nao screams in terror when a frog jumps on her, and elsewhere in the forest, a bear hears the scream and runs off.
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** While out picking plants, Kei jokingly remarks makes a point that Nao's screams can the group need to make a lot of noise to scare away bears. A few moments later, Nao screams in terror when a frog jumps on her, and elsewhere in the forest, a bear hears the scream and runs off.
** Makoto's affinity as a witch is darkness, but this just means she can draw mana from shadows.
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* RealDreamsAreWeirder: In a vivid dream she has while sleeping in class, Makoto finds herself sitting on a bench in Yokohama with a conch in her lap and runs into Nao, who shows her a mole on her neck resembling the character for "excellent luck". When recounting this story to Nao later, Makoto states that Witches' dreams are prophetic and says that Nao's luck will be good.
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* RealDreamsAreWeirder: In a vivid dream she has while sleeping in class, Makoto finds herself sitting on a bench in Yokohama with a conch in her lap and runs into Nao, who shows her a mole on her neck resembling the character for "excellent luck". When recounting this story to Nao later, Makoto states that Witches' dreams are prophetic and says that Nao's luck will be good. Doubles as a BrickJoke during the post-credit skit.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Makoto, Chinatsu and Kei visit Café Concurio, Chinatsu is surprised by the café's outward appearance.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: While visiting a festival, Makoto comments that Chinatsu would rather "hustle to get the food than look at cherry blossoms." Chinatsu interprets that she needs to do the hustle dance.
** When Makoto, Chinatsu and Kei visit Café Concurio, Chinatsu is surprised by the café's outward appearance.
** When Makoto, Chinatsu and Kei visit Café Concurio, Chinatsu is surprised by the café's outward appearance.
** Whenever Chinatsu tries to eat vegtables.
** Nana mistakes Nao for Kei's girlfriend when Nao visits Makoto's garden for the first time.
** In the manga there is also the Summer harbinger who roots out winter seeds so it does snow in summer.
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* WickedWitch: When Makoto asks Chinatsu what she wants to do as a witch, Chinatsu jokingly replies that she'd be inclined to [[Literature/HanselAndGretel build a gingerbread house]] and then [[ChildEater eat children]].
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* WickedWitch: When Makoto asks Chinatsu what she wants to do as a witch, Chinatsu jokingly replies that she'd be inclined to [[Literature/HanselAndGretel build a gingerbread house]] and then [[ChildEater it would eat children]].anyone who tried to enter.]].
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* ChekhovsGun: The mandrake recovered from the back yard early in the series surprisingly becomes this; at first Makoto gives some pieces to the Harbinger of Spring, and much later in the series she offers to use some to help cure the back pain Nao's father suffers from; it's then that we find Makoto's use of magical ash has caused the plant to breed into a subspecies of [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter cute little living plants]] that're still classed as mandrakes.
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* ExtraStrengthMasquerade: The Society's "Rabbit Rule" operates to magically suppress information about witches and magic. Anyone investigating the subject will run into coincidental mishaps, from dead batteries to monkeys stealing equipment. Even something like snow falling on a park in July (and ''only'' on that park) doesn't get very wide coverage.
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* ExtraStrengthMasquerade: The Society's "Rabbit Rule" operates to magically suppress Witches' society actively suppresses dissemination of information about witches relating to magic and magic. Anyone investigating the subject will run into coincidental mishaps, from dead batteries to monkeys stealing equipment. Even something like snow falling on a park in July (and ''only'' on that park) doesn't get very wide coverage.witches, with misfortune striking those who investigate too closely.
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* TheMasquerade: While Makoto is aware that she should not reveal herself as a Witch freely to everyone save family and friends, she's not too concerned and makes only a minimal effort in concealing her background. Other witches are a little more circumspect, sometimes using magical items that operate rather like the [[Series/GetSmart Cone of Silence]] to cover conversations in public.
* MagicalRealism: Supernatural elements and magic coexist very naturally with the otherwise ordinary world of ''Flying Witch''.
* MagicalRealism: Supernatural elements and magic coexist very naturally with the otherwise ordinary world of ''Flying Witch''.
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* TheMasquerade: While Witches are advised not to make their presence known, and while Makoto is aware that she should not reveal herself as blasé about this guideline, other witches make a Witch freely to everyone save family and friends, she's not too concerned and makes only a minimal more concerted effort in concealing her background. Other witches are a little more circumspect, sometimes using magical items that operate rather like the [[Series/GetSmart Cone of Silence]] to cover conversations in public.
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* MagicalRealism: Supernatural elements and magic coexistvery naturally with the otherwise ordinary world of ''Flying Witch''.
* MagicalRealism: Supernatural elements and magic coexist
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* ImTakingHerHomeWithMe: Akane finds Chintasu adorable and asks Kei as to whether or not she can keep her.
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* ImTakingHerHomeWithMe: Akane finds Chintasu Chinatsu adorable and asks Kei as to whether or not she can keep her.
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* TheMasquerade: While Makoto is aware that she should not reveal herself as a Witch freely to everyone save family and friends, she's not too concerned and makes only a minimal effort in concealing her background.
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* TheMasquerade: While Makoto is aware that she should not reveal herself as a Witch freely to everyone save family and friends, she's not too concerned and makes only a minimal effort in concealing her background. Other witches are a little more circumspect, sometimes using magical items that operate rather like the [[Series/GetSmart Cone of Silence]] to cover conversations in public.
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Concise and clear.
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: In chapters 35-36, Makoto and Kazuno investigate people getting lost in a nearby shopping district. Walking the streets takes them on a loop, and the aerial view looks like the district has been replicated infinitely. It's caused by a Narunaru, a magical creature that created the loop to eat all the insects in the replicated area.
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: In chapters 35-36, thirty-five and thirty six, Makoto and Kazuno investigate people getting lost in a nearby shopping district. Walking the streets takes them on a loop, and the aerial view looks like the district has been replicated infinitely. It's caused by sets off to capture a Narunaru, a magical creature that created the whose presence creates an infinite loop to eat all in the shopping street, causing people to become lost as it searches for insects in the replicated area.to eat.
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: In one chapter, Makoto sets off to capture a magical creature whose presence causes the shopping street to loop infinitely.
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: In one chapter, chapters 35-36, Makoto sets off to capture and Kazuno investigate people getting lost in a nearby shopping district. Walking the streets takes them on a loop, and the aerial view looks like the district has been replicated infinitely. It's caused by a Narunaru, a magical creature whose presence causes that created the shopping street to loop infinitely.to eat all the insects in the replicated area.
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* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: One chapter has a shopping street being replicated endlessly. Turns out it's caused by In one chapter, Makoto sets off to capture a magical creature and Makoto's job is whose presence causes the shopping street to capture it.loop infinitely.
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* TheUnintelligible: Makoto has difficulty understanding Kei and Chinatsu's father because she is unaccustomed to his dialect.
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* TheUnintelligible: Makoto has difficulty understanding Kei and Chinatsu's father because she is unaccustomed to his dialect.dialect.
* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: One chapter has a shopping street being replicated endlessly. Turns out it's caused by a magical creature and Makoto's job is to capture it.
* UnnaturallyLoopingLocation: One chapter has a shopping street being replicated endlessly. Turns out it's caused by a magical creature and Makoto's job is to capture it.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundant nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, she befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundant nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundant nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, she befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of abundant nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphized dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphized anthropomorphised dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, an anthropomorphic dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphic anthropomorphized dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) is a SliceOfLife / {{iyashikei}} / {{fantasy}} manga by Ichizuka Chihiro that began in 2007 as a one-shot. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialized in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialized manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi, ''Flying Witch'' is available to watch at [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch Crunchyroll]]. Besides the twelve-episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama to Aomori in northern Japan to live with her relatives and begin high school. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphized dog, who specializes in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama to Aomori in northern Japan to live with her relatives and begin high school. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphized dog, who specializes in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) is a SliceOfLife / {{iyashikei}} / {{fantasy}} manga by Ichizuka Chihiro that began in 2007 as a one-shot. one-shot manga by Ichizuka Chihiro. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialized serialised in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialized serialised manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi, Sakurabi ''Flying Witch'' is available to watch at [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch Crunchyroll]]. available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. Besides the twelve-episode twelve episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomoriin northern Japan to live with her relatives and begin high school. relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphized dog, anthropomorphic dog who specializes specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) is a SliceOfLife / {{iyashikei}} / {{fantasy}} manga by Ichizuka Chihiro that began in 2007 as a one-shot. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialized in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialized manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi ''Flying Witch'' is [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. Besides the twelve episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates herself from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, an anthropomorphic dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama and to Aomori to live with her relatives. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates herself from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, an anthropomorphic dog who specialises in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) is a SliceOfLife / {{iyashikei}} / {{fantasy}} manga by Ichizuka Chihiro that began in 2007 as a one-shot. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialized in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialized manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi Sakurabi, ''Flying Witch'' is available to watch at [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. com/flying-witch Crunchyroll]]. Besides the twelve episode twelve-episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohamaand to Aomori in northern Japan to live with her relatives. relatives and begin high school. While outwardly an ordinary high school student, Makoto's involvement in witchcraft differentiates herself her from her peers: she moves to further her studies as a witch, witch and picks Aomori because of the abundance of nature in the area. Moving in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu, Makoto begins life in Aomori. However, things are rarely dull for Makoto: she is attuned with magical entities, and over time, begins introducing her friends and family to the magical things she encounters in her training. As she spends time in Aomori, befriends Nao Ishiwatari, one of Kei's friends who helps run her family liquor store, and Inukai, a fellow witch cursed with the appearance of an anthropomorphic dog anthropomorphized dog, who specialises specializes in fortune-telling. While life in Aomori might be quiet for Makoto, there is no shortage of adventure to be had as she explores avenues for her training as a witch.
At the age of fifteen, Makoto Kowata moves from her parents' home in Yokohama
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) began in 2007 as a one-shot manga by Ichizuka Chihiro. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialised in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialised manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi ''Flying Witch'' is [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. Besides the twelve episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) is a SliceOfLife / {{iyashikei}} / {{fantasy}} manga by Ichizuka Chihiro that began in 2007 as a one-shot manga by Ichizuka Chihiro. one-shot. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialised serialized in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialised serialized manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi ''Flying Witch'' is [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. Besides the twelve episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) began in 2007 as a one-shot manga by Ichizuka Chihiro in 2007. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialised in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialised manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi ''Flying Witch'' is [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. Besides the twelve episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
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''Flying Witch'' (Hepburn ふらいんぐうぃっち) began in 2007 as a one-shot manga by Ichizuka Chihiro in 2007.Chihiro. In 2012, ''Flying Witch'' became serialised in ''Bessatsu Shounen magazine''. A twelve-episode animated adaptation of the serialised manga aired in April 2016 as apart of the Spring2016Anime line-up. Produced by {{Creator/JCStaff}} and directed by Katsushi Sakurabi ''Flying Witch'' is [[https://www.crunchyroll.com/flying-witch available for viewing]] on Crunchyroll. Besides the twelve episode anime, there is also a set of shorts, titled ''Flying Witch Petit'', accompanying the series. These CG shorts are posted on the official Website/YouTube channel of distributor VAP and later were bundled as a part of the Blu-Ray volumes.
