Reviews for Witch Hat Atelier Manga

This review contains spoilers. I fell in love with the overwhelming drawing power and read it. I was imagining a bright fantasy in the magical world, but the story continues to be quite heavy. I read the entire volume, and since heavy developments are still going on, it may be a work that chooses people. As a matter of fact, I was smiling when Agat finally entered the Dele period, but the rest of the characters are heavy in the past and my stomach hurts because of the atmosphere that they will definitely do it in the future (laughs) I would like to keep hoping for future story developments!

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Coco, had a hard time from the beginning, and the more you read, the happier the other characters become, and it's so hard to read when you wonder what will happen to them as more and more people get hurt or have things they can't say. Tata had a sharp brim and went over to the hat. Until I left my grandpa. I'm worried that Garga's lover, a same-sex couple, will also go to that side to regain Garga's memories in the future. Although Coco's ultimate goal is to restore her mother, it doesn't end there, and I can't help but wonder where this story ends at the end and how she plans to end it. I want everyone to have a happy ending at the end.

This review contains spoilers. Orugio is so nice and handsome! And suddenly new information, the name of this world seems to repeat the sound. I wonder if foreshadowing will be collected somewhere ❓ I'm looking forward to it

This review contains spoilers. The design, content, characters, and world view are all fascinating comics that draw you in! I can recommend it not only to people who like manga, but also to people who don't read a lot of comics! (Or rather, it would be a loss if I didn't read it anymore) but...! I've read many comics up until now, but this was my first comic where waves of hope and despair were so intense. It's not a development like a common shonen manga, and after showing hope, it shows about double that despair. Moreover, it is repeated every episode. The main character only uses magic as good so as not to be swept away by evil, but the main character's friends and people involved use it as salvation, so they go on the path of evil. This is because if you use it as evil, you can use magic more freely without restrictions... It's very sad that a friend I've become good friends with goes to the side that opposes the main character, and it's really scary that the main character is always in a position where he can fall into the dark because he continues to be suggested by evil! Since both good and evil are used for the reason of “relief,” it's tough to live in a world where no matter how good people are. As a person who loves happy endings, reading that I don't feel this safe makes my heart wear down. However, I can definitely say that it's really interesting, so I definitely want you to read it!

This review contains spoilers. A fantasy where a girl who longed for magic aims to become a wizard. I've been interested in it for a while. Sometimes the background is unsatisfactory when it comes to fantasy, but it's nice that the background of buildings etc. is detailed in this work. It's like watching an anime. The story where they aim to become a wizard because they receive a spellbook from an organization that uses prohibited magic that is harmful to humans is also natural and unreasonable. Since there aren't many points, I've only been able to buy a few books yet, but I think I'll buy all of them once I have enough points.

This review contains spoilers. “I bought a thin book,” and for a moment I thought they bought a doujinshi. It was about picture books. I like the composition of reckless children and adults watching over them. Keefley sensei, I wouldn't be surprised if I took my eyes off the kids...

This review contains spoilers. That's great. On the other hand, there were no coupons, but did everyone buy them? The backgrounds, cityscapes, houses, costumes, designs, and tools are all very precise, delicate, and mysterious. It was as shocking as Asada sensei's tegami bee. It was animated, and the beautiful pictures seem to have further enhanced their expression. To be clear, personally, I don't like the main character Coco (laughs) If I think about why, I think it's probably because I've gotten older. Even if ignorance is unavoidable, it may be because they run fast when they can't take responsibility, or that they are arrogant even though they are forgiven, a form peculiar to certain types of children. However, that is what drives the story. What shakes the world is always not the “person inside,” but when irregularities are mixed. They work hard to increase what they can do, question common sense in that world, challenge, and devise clues to solutions. That is wonderful, but when viewed from the sidelines, I feel a threat that the world will be destroyed by its recklessness. Yes, this annoyance and discomfort is what the elderly think. The secret is leaking out somewhere. This time it's about magic, but if they have a lot to hide, when their lives are at stake, when important things are about to be taken, they cause a generation gap, and they repel and leave. It shows the human world. Skillful. The grandeur of this imagination makes me bow my head. I think it's an amazing work. ※It's frustrating! Coupons came out the day after I bought them all (crying) additional volume 16. Keefley and Ol met when they were children. We are facing an unimaginable future.