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Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia Episode 1: All That Is in the Heavens and All That Is in the Earth

Manga chapter 1-3

Canon/MED

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60 Fans

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Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia Episode 1: All That Is in the Heavens and All That Is in the Earth

Manga chapter 1-3

Canon/MED
Prev: EPNext: EP 2

OSHIMETER

7.5

60 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

patpat's avatar
patpat
VerifiedVerified

Suka banget sama anime ini, kayak jarang banget ada anime yang ngangkat sejarah terutama dengan sejarah tentang peradaban agama islam. Aku suka dengan analogi yang dikemukakan Muhammad di episode ini, bener bener keren dan memang seperti itulah mencari ilmu T_T. Tentu masuk watchlistku lah hehehe

gojobhai776's avatar
gojobhai776
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Nice story

yaoyang's avatar
yaoyang
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An interesting anime, good to watch

28181883's avatar
28181883
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the overarching visual direction and specific coloring style utilized throughout this premiere establish an exceptionally high artistic standard. presenting the narrative with such incredible aesthetic fidelity makes the entire production feel significantly more like a cinematic movie than standard television.

marisandini's avatar
marisandini
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The absolute shock I had when I heard the accurate adzan in an ANIME! The way muslim culture was respectfully represented and depicted beautifully that makes me immersed into the story. As well as the very realistic depiction of the slavery system that exist, the way it was depicted as more of a 'outdated product of its time' instead of villanizing the system like any other anime. Makes it feel REAL.

belva's avatar
belva
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those small cute little mannerisms from sitara was honestly just so amazingly thoughtful. the characters feel so incredibly alive. it kinda gave me those witch hat atelier vibes and im so starstruck by the whole thing.

lucky_g's avatar
lucky_g
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Suka banget sama suasana di animenya + jarang ada anime yang ngangkat tema peradaban islam di zaman invasi mongol jadi aku rasa ini akan jadi pengalaman menonton yang segar buatku

Masuk watchlist!

sumi_e's avatar
sumi_e
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Japanese made, japanese dubbed, set in iran, with an enslaved persian protagonist, with the enemy being Mongolian.

Can't say I'm entire used to it. Every 3minutes the anime reminds you that its about musline & islam. It can feel like a propaganda piece if you're not open minded to the story its trying to tell.

I do not vibe with the art style unfortunately, very much western style, reminds me of Nimona. the pacing for the first episode is quite slow, feels like the invasion shouldve happen way earlier as I still do not understand where the story is going.

daxyhn13's avatar
daxyhn13
VerifiedVerified

Episode pertama yang sangat bagus. Gaya visualnya sangat lucu dan charming, kualitas animasinya juga terlihat sangat baik dan cantik. Meskipun ceritanya belum benar-benar dimulai dan masih sebatas perkenalan, episode ini tetap terasa menghibur dan berhasil membuatku tertarik untuk menonton kelanjutannya.

salmisafrida's avatar
salmisafrida

because is about islam at abad 13

chloe_344's avatar
chloe_344
Muhammad dropping that basin off the roof to prove a point about fear was so smart and it really clicked for Sitara after that and the way she started actually trying in her lessons made me so happy
ryuk_reaper_113's avatar
ryuk_reaper_113
The colors in this show are so soft and pretty and it makes the whole library scene feel so peaceful and then they just ruin your life by ending on the army scouts outside the city
krillin_ki_59's avatar
krillin_ki_59
The water basin experiment was a massive highlight for me and it made so much sense why Muhammad did it. Seeing Shitara realize that learning isn't a trap was so touching
melty_monarch's avatar
melty_monarch
Muhammad dropping that basin from the roof just to teach Sitara that knowledge stops fear was such a smart move and it really changed how she saw her own potential as a student
sailor_venus's avatar
sailor_venus
I did not expect that ending at all and now my heart is just heavy because the house was so peaceful and then the army shows up out of nowhere and everything changes
kofu_364's avatar
kofu_364
The art looks like a storybook but the world is so mean and Sitara trying to fail her lessons so she doesn't get sold further away was such a sad realization
yasutora_sado_493's avatar
yasutora_sado_493
the contrast between the soft watercolor visuals and the reality of slave markets is really jarring. you want to stay in that library forever but the show keeps reminding you how fragile their peace is
queen_nehelenia's avatar
queen_nehelenia
I was not ready for that Mongol invasion to just ruin everything right when Sitara finally felt at home. seeing those soldiers at the end after all that beautiful scholarly stuff was a massive gut punch
jackie_jackal_491's avatar
jackie_jackal_491
My heart broke when Sitara admitted she was scared of being smart just so she wouldnt be sold further away. The logic of a child in that situation is so haunting and heavy
miraidon's avatar
miraidon
that water basin prank was actually such a good way to explain why learning matters. muhammad showed her that knowing the truth is the only way to not live in constant fear of the world

EPISODE CONTEXT

As the series opener, this episode has no precedent to build from — it is entirely concerned with establishing Sitara's origins, her loss, and her reluctant arrival into Fatima's world. Every scene functions as foundational scaffolding, introducing the central mentorship relationship and the historical pressures of a world on the edge of Mongol expansion. What follows in subsequent episodes will likely test the bonds and convictions quietly seeded here.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the series opener, this episode has no precedent to build from — it is entirely concerned with establishing Sitara's origins, her loss, and her reluctant arrival into Fatima's world. Every scene functions as foundational scaffolding, introducing the central mentorship relationship and the historical pressures of a world on the edge of Mongol expansion. What follows in subsequent episodes will likely test the bonds and convictions quietly seeded here.

QUICK TAKES

patpat's avatar
patpat
VerifiedVerified

Suka banget sama anime ini, kayak jarang banget ada anime yang ngangkat sejarah terutama dengan sejarah tentang peradaban agama islam. Aku suka dengan analogi yang dikemukakan Muhammad di episode ini, bener bener keren dan memang seperti itulah mencari ilmu T_T. Tentu masuk watchlistku lah hehehe

gojobhai776's avatar
gojobhai776
VerifiedVerified

Nice story

yaoyang's avatar
yaoyang
VerifiedVerified

An interesting anime, good to watch

28181883's avatar
28181883
VerifiedVerified

the overarching visual direction and specific coloring style utilized throughout this premiere establish an exceptionally high artistic standard. presenting the narrative with such incredible aesthetic fidelity makes the entire production feel significantly more like a cinematic movie than standard television.

marisandini's avatar
marisandini
VerifiedVerified

The absolute shock I had when I heard the accurate adzan in an ANIME! The way muslim culture was respectfully represented and depicted beautifully that makes me immersed into the story. As well as the very realistic depiction of the slavery system that exist, the way it was depicted as more of a 'outdated product of its time' instead of villanizing the system like any other anime. Makes it feel REAL.

belva's avatar
belva
VerifiedVerified

those small cute little mannerisms from sitara was honestly just so amazingly thoughtful. the characters feel so incredibly alive. it kinda gave me those witch hat atelier vibes and im so starstruck by the whole thing.

lucky_g's avatar
lucky_g
VerifiedVerified

Suka banget sama suasana di animenya + jarang ada anime yang ngangkat tema peradaban islam di zaman invasi mongol jadi aku rasa ini akan jadi pengalaman menonton yang segar buatku

Masuk watchlist!

sumi_e's avatar
sumi_e
VerifiedVerified

Japanese made, japanese dubbed, set in iran, with an enslaved persian protagonist, with the enemy being Mongolian.

Can't say I'm entire used to it. Every 3minutes the anime reminds you that its about musline & islam. It can feel like a propaganda piece if you're not open minded to the story its trying to tell.

I do not vibe with the art style unfortunately, very much western style, reminds me of Nimona. the pacing for the first episode is quite slow, feels like the invasion shouldve happen way earlier as I still do not understand where the story is going.

daxyhn13's avatar
daxyhn13
VerifiedVerified

Episode pertama yang sangat bagus. Gaya visualnya sangat lucu dan charming, kualitas animasinya juga terlihat sangat baik dan cantik. Meskipun ceritanya belum benar-benar dimulai dan masih sebatas perkenalan, episode ini tetap terasa menghibur dan berhasil membuatku tertarik untuk menonton kelanjutannya.

salmisafrida's avatar
salmisafrida

because is about islam at abad 13

chloe_344's avatar
chloe_344
Muhammad dropping that basin off the roof to prove a point about fear was so smart and it really clicked for Sitara after that and the way she started actually trying in her lessons made me so happy
ryuk_reaper_113's avatar
ryuk_reaper_113
The colors in this show are so soft and pretty and it makes the whole library scene feel so peaceful and then they just ruin your life by ending on the army scouts outside the city
krillin_ki_59's avatar
krillin_ki_59
The water basin experiment was a massive highlight for me and it made so much sense why Muhammad did it. Seeing Shitara realize that learning isn't a trap was so touching
melty_monarch's avatar
melty_monarch
Muhammad dropping that basin from the roof just to teach Sitara that knowledge stops fear was such a smart move and it really changed how she saw her own potential as a student
sailor_venus's avatar
sailor_venus
I did not expect that ending at all and now my heart is just heavy because the house was so peaceful and then the army shows up out of nowhere and everything changes
kofu_364's avatar
kofu_364
The art looks like a storybook but the world is so mean and Sitara trying to fail her lessons so she doesn't get sold further away was such a sad realization
yasutora_sado_493's avatar
yasutora_sado_493
the contrast between the soft watercolor visuals and the reality of slave markets is really jarring. you want to stay in that library forever but the show keeps reminding you how fragile their peace is
queen_nehelenia's avatar
queen_nehelenia
I was not ready for that Mongol invasion to just ruin everything right when Sitara finally felt at home. seeing those soldiers at the end after all that beautiful scholarly stuff was a massive gut punch
jackie_jackal_491's avatar
jackie_jackal_491
My heart broke when Sitara admitted she was scared of being smart just so she wouldnt be sold further away. The logic of a child in that situation is so haunting and heavy
miraidon's avatar
miraidon
that water basin prank was actually such a good way to explain why learning matters. muhammad showed her that knowing the truth is the only way to not live in constant fear of the world
LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

©トマトスープ(秋田書店)/天幕のジャードゥーガル製作委員会.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©トマトスープ(秋田書店)/天幕のジャードゥーガル製作委員会.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com