Reviews for Flying Witch Manga

It is published once a year. I really liked this work so much that I've lived for a year now. There is no particular conspiracy, there are no bad people, and it's just that the fun, cute, and enjoyable everyday life of the main character, the rookie witch, just goes too funny and crazy. They get caught up and do it, but the days pass slowly and leisurely in the calm and wonderful scenery of Aomori. It's such a work. There aren't many lines, but you can keep reading without getting tired of smiling all the time due to the exquisite intervals and charming character gestures. I want it to continue for the rest of my life. I love it very much. I'd like to go on a pilgrimage to sacred places in Aomori someday.

It's a heartwarming and soothing work that you can read without thinking about difficult things like the protagonist's position, relationships, or past events that are common in fantasy. Rather than reading the characters from a bird's-eye view, is it like readers are entering the story and watching the interaction from the perspective of friends and family? The anime also finished with about 4 volumes of comics, so I'd be happy if they could restart the anime if they had the chance.

I love the girls that appear because they are cute. I want you to read it when your heart is filled with a relaxed and gentle atmosphere, such as growing vegetables and picking wild plants. Right now, there are quite a few volumes out, but I would especially recommend the first half around volume 1 to 3.

It's good that Kei-kun has a high level of femininity. It's also nice to be surrounded by so many girls, and there's no sense of incongruity even though the boy is alone. It's nice to feel like the world of witches is right around the corner.

A story mixed with the unreality of a witch living a very everyday life. The relaxed, warm, and fuzzy graphics and story make you feel refreshed. I think it's a good work that makes you want to read more soon.

The setting is Aomori. Makoto, a witch transferred from Yokohama, is the main character. There are no flashy magic battles or demons. The laid-back witch life in the land called Aomori continues. Still, the setting for The Witch and the Magic is probably done properly by the author. Otherwise, there's no way characters with rich personalities live so happily. It was made into an anime before, but I wonder if they'll do it again

I like heartwarming comics quite a bit, so I'm really into this one. Witches are the main characters, but like witches in other comics, they don't have a barrage of amazing magic, and places where they use a little bit of magic are also nice, and you can relax and watch how they live a relaxed lifestyle. The pictures are beautiful, and it's fun to watch how the main character grows little by little.

The basic ingredient is laughter, and this crispy tempura is wrapped in the feeling of traveling. You can feel close to Aomori and enjoy the four seasons. I think it's a work that is loved across generations.

Even though she's a witch, she doesn't fight. We don't compete. But it's a one-of-a-kind. However, there is no such thing as nothing, and there is no love. If it were clear, it would be enough for readers to fall in love with the characters. Towa Love Well, put that aside, it's a great work that makes me happy when I read it. It would be a waste if you don't read it. There is a feeling that the people who draw have changed since volume 11. Also, I felt a slight sense of incongruity with the rotation of the lines, etc. Well, it's good because it's interesting.

I read this laid-back slow-life feeling where all the characters are cute, and it's very calming and interesting. Cats are cute

It depicts the everyday life of witches in a heartwarming style. There are no twists and turns or dirty feelings, and it seems like you can enjoy everyday life. I seriously thought the countryside would be nice too.

This work is like if there are witches in everyday life. There may be little intonation in the story, but it's a work I can relax and read for a long time.

I can't believe there was such an approach in Witch Mono...! They don't use magic to make you say anything, and they don't fight. It blends into everyday life and makes your heart feel warm and relaxed. I'm convinced that the title is in hiragana (*^^*)

It is a work where the main character lives a slow life in Aomori in a relaxed atmosphere, and although there are no battle scenes or love scenes with enemies, it is a work with a very high level of satisfaction when you look at it as a whole

The atmosphere of the cover picture was good and I read it. The picture is also soft and conveys a lot of fun in the countryside. At the moment, such a deep human pattern hasn't been drawn, but what is it? The feeling of happiness that comes after reading makes me want to read the next one again. While there are many highly stimulating comics, I feel like if there are more comics like this, the world will be peaceful...

The story of a slightly mysterious and laid-back high school witch set in Aomori. There isn't that much excitement, but the laughable scenes and strange events in casual everyday life make me feel relaxed and warm.