Reviews for Witchcraft Works Manga

Are wizard girls really cool and cool? is the little sister character amazing?

It's a work just like the image I have in a magazine called Afternoon. Beautiful women, high school students, fantasy (wizards), messy everyday life, messy worldview. It's a work that really feels like an afternoon, as if drawn by a craftsman artist in full bloom. The story is an animated film and I've already studied it, so I don't have any particular impressions. Rather, the image of the video work is so strong that I read comics with sound.

For the time being, I've been reading up to the latest volume in comics. It's amazing that the male protagonist was a wizard and didn't protect the girl, but the opposite. It's interesting, so I just read it all at once

I was watching late-night anime and my husband bought it as an adult. It was the most interesting cool late-night anime at the time, and it's almost the same as the original. However, the appeal of this is the detailed story setting. The settings for “The Witch in the Workshop” and “The Witch in the Wing,” which should not exist in reality, become clear as the story progresses. Therefore, it is quite complicated and difficult, and you can read it over and over again, or take your time to read it slowly. And the bonus comics you can't see in anime are really interesting! It's full of gags, and it's also related to the story. Personally, I really like haze. A girl who works so hard that she throws her own life for her older brother. It's no less than losing to Kagari. Incidentally, isn't the heroine's big breasts alone worth watching for male readers?