Reviews for Witch of Thistle Castle Manga

This is my first time reading Tarachine-sensei's work, and I was very attracted to the created world view, the expressions of the characters, and the clothes and ornaments that the characters wear. Maybe I'll read the other works...

[Still reading] Thistles are horrible because their dead, unkempt appearance looks like an old woman, but I like them. Look, Scotland is the stage after all (///ω///) ♪. I don't like the people in the church at the beginning, but I like the atmosphere of the picture. The work is carefully introduced, but if you just read it standing, you can't see the story. It sounds interesting to read the reviews. I love witches (laughs).

It's a darker setting than Harry Potter in England, where there are witches and wizards today, but it's a story that tells us that Marie, the witch, who has the nickname of Mother Killer, is a lonely being kept at a distance even among wizards, and lives together with a boy with high magical power that attracts spirits little by little increases her relationships with other wizards and their lives change, and eventually people cannot live alone

Marie, the Black Witch, is forced by Theo, a boy with a blood of righteous indignation, as her apprentice, but the stylish pattern cleverly creates a world where witches exist, as two people with a past of parent-slaughter walk up little by little.

I was curious about the cover and started reading it. I like the stylish world view and delicate patterns where magic exists, and I like the development, so I enjoy reading it.

I thought Marie was a kind and amazing witch who could be helped if she was worried about who her partner was. Theo is the one who can save Marie with that, isn't it? And friends too. The mix of people is amazing. At first, I thought it was a bit boring, but I'm glad it was a heartwarming story. Also, I wanted to go to Edinburgh.

I read this work with anticipation (because I can read it at a great price with a coupon now) in search of the exciting sense of dynamism of “Endroll the Sea Runs”. Oh, after all, I can't put it into words when it comes to the wonderful world view that Tarachine sensei draws. It's a different worldview from the ocean running (but the grand scale is the same), so I'm going to forget about the ocean running for a while. Once I was fully immersed in the world view of this work, I wanted to visit churches in England and Scotland. In the work, witches, magic, monsters, demons, spirits, and people and events are overflowing, and I was wondering if the tension of watching it up close is similar to seeing Theo, where spirits can be seen, and even the world where Lilith sensei lives. Theo is also quiet but has a strong core, but I fell in love with Marie sensei who was too handsome. I think the scene where Marie hugs Lilith sensei is, huh, the scene where Marie's handsome appearance has already exploded. At the end, you can catch a glimpse of Marie sensei and Theo's date, and their friends who have grown rapidly there (these subcharacters are also full of personality). There, a peaceful society was projected, and I was relieved.

beautiful. The picture is amazing! I really like it. I read the trial readings of volume 1 and beyond, and I was curious about the continuation, so I think I'll buy it when I can afford it.

I was interested in Running Through the Sea, but I liked this one as a trial reading, so I bought it. The characters were fascinating and the story was interesting! However, as others have said, it's too bad that it ended with volume 4. It felt like time passed quickly in the story, so I wanted to take a closer look at each story. I wonder if you could draw an extra edition or something again... it's now one of my favorite mangas ♡

I was drawn to the title and started reading it! It was so interesting that I read more and more! I was able to read both the story and the characters at a good tempo!

There were a lot of things, but it was a very nice way to end. Theo is so cool when he's grown up!

It's a great work that makes me want to reread it over and over again. I definitely want you to read it