Flying Witch

Comfy and funny, Flying Witch promises a good time and delivers. The Japan countryside vibes are strong, the characters are charismatic, and the premise is fun.

This episode didn't have much of a plot, but it was entertaining. It is nice to see that Makoto manages to fit in well with a regular human and is learning to be a better witch.

The episode was a bit on a slower pace. I like how the familiars are quirky and have an interesting history.

I enjoyed the beginning of the episode, but towards the end, I got a bit bored. It was nice seeing Makoto and Nao cook instead of Kei.

It was a bit dull as there wasn't a plot to this episode. They were just tending the farm and harvesting.

This episode is quite wholesome. I like how we get to see more mystical characters in this world, regardless of how weird they look.

I didn't really like the beginning; it felt a bit slow. Towards the end, it got a bit scary, but it turned out good after.

I love this episode. It was funny and interesting. Although I am a bit confused about Makoto's skills as a witch, since she doesn't look like she knows much.

The episode felt a bit pointless. I was bored out of my mind. It didn't feel like the story was going anywhere. Personally, I would skip this episode.

I enjoyed watching this episode. It really was engaging and had a good storyline to it.

Makoto would be doing activities that involve magic. A visitor came by to surprise Makoto as well. Personally, it was engaging to see how Makoto was working hard to improve her magic.

The episode has a cozy vibe. One of the characters was a bit creepy for me, as I don't really like characters with a full face mask on, but I am glad that the interaction between them was wholesome.

It is a good introduction to this anime. Makoto is a nice girl, and she just moved to a new town to be independent. I found this episode whimsical and a little funny, especially towards the end.

The anime offers a peaceful slice-of-life witch experience. Although the overarching goal isn’t clear and there’s almost no conflict, it’s still worth watching

I like Kei’s character, who’s always serving the witches. Pretty Anzu is going along with the witch gang today

Life in the countryside, such as cooking and gardening with the family. Of course, the natural scenery is still beautiful

Interactions between Inukai, Makoto, Chinatsu, and Kei—all the characters appear here

Curiosity about the magic around them. also funny magical creatures

This episode is still relaxing, even though it shows a creepy café.

The lesson Akane teaches Makoto and Chinatsu is, as usual, lighthearted and conflict-free