Witch Watch
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Synopsis
Don't let his ordinary high school appearance fool you, Morihito Otogi is actually descended from ogres and has the ridiculous strength to prove it. His childhood friend Nico is a witch who's been away for years training in the Witches' Holy Land, and when she comes back, she picks him as her familiar, meaning he's now her protector and they're living under the same roof. Morihito isn't exactly thrilled about this arrangement, but he goes along with it because, well, it's Nico. The thing is, Nico's magic is wonderfully unreliable. Spells go sideways, potions do unexpected things, and Morihito ends up tanking the consequences with his ogre durability while trying to keep their lives from falling apart. The whole show runs on that dynamic, her chaotic energy and his long-suffering patience, and it works really well. There's no big villain arc or world-ending threat here. It's a 25-episode TV series that's content to just hang out with these two and the people around them, letting small magical mishaps drive genuinely funny situations. If you liked the cozy supernatural vibe of Flying Witch or the witch-and-familiar bickering from The Familiar of Zero, this hits a similar spot but with its own charm. It also has that warm Kiki's Delivery Service energy where magic feels woven into everyday life rather than dominating it. Bibury Animation Studios handles the adaptation, and the comedic timing lands consistently. A good pick if you want something light, funny, and easy to settle into.
Episode Guide
Characters
Nico Wakatsuki
Nico Wakatsuki: A character from Witch Watch with no known biography.
Kawaguchi Rina
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-50 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 51.

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看了后的感觉是…. 什么鬼… (=w=‘’’)
It all started with Kanshi who was struggling with money to pay for the living cost, then turned chaos but heartwarming on the first half of the episode. On the second half? its CHAOTIC AS HECK I cried from laughing too much watching this episode. Kanshi is the real MVP this time
Nico and Kukumi assist at Kara’s father’s shrine, where Nico uses magic to animate a paper cat. This action inspires Kara to create a mysterious living being that unexpectedly refuses to disappear. The episode is marked by chaotic, "out of pocket" magical happenings
A great finale! It starts lightly with the group's festival preparations and funny moments from Kanshi and Keigo, before rapidly shifting into chaotic action following a surprising threat. The chase and run sequences are solid and fulfilling. An enjoyable finale overall!
Starts hilariously with Morihito's surprising vintage jeans fetish, with the group's reaction being priceless. It then shifts into a deeper, more intimate segment with Nico and Morihito leading to a sweet and meaningful moment. Entertaining and can't wait for the finale!
Similar to the first otaku episode but taken to another level. Kukumi and Yuuri's collaboration on their first manga is wholesome and heartwarming, wrapped up with a fulfilling ending. The unexpected Morihito transition adds great comedy. A well-written and entertaining episode.
A decent but entertaining episode with 3 mini segments. The bread segment is a highlight, watching them try to understand the language of bread is hilarious. The episode also shows how Morihito spends his day with unluck is equally funny. Not great, but gives you enough laughs!
A entertaining episode! It starts lightly with Miharu's new school life before spiraling into absurd chaos. Morihito's YouTube conquest is comedy gold, and Miharu's new friend encountering the student council couldn't be funnier. Great episode overall!
A sweet, lovey-dovey episode that goes beyond cute moments, diving into complex feelings that ultimately strengthen their bond. Keigo finally gets a solid standalone spotlight as himself, not as wolf, and Nemu's struggle is also explored with great depth. A deep and sweet episode
A heartwarming and wholesome episode exploring Nico and Morihito's past, shedding light on why Morihito deeply respects Nico. It also offers an intriguing glimpse into Morihito's true feelings. Overall, a warm and sweet episode that is definitely worth watching!
A fun episode that starts wholesomely with Kara's heartwarming encounter with a shikigami, ending in a sweet revelation. It then shifts into absurd comedy, cleverly blending relatable real-life situations into hilarious moments. A great and lovable episode overall!
Incredibly funny and full of the show's signature absurdity, delivering two hilarious segments. The group's chemistry is undeniably funny, especially when affected by Nico's magic. It also brings a heartwarming shift in perspective toward the group. A great episode!
A funny yet heartwarming episode! Miharu's new routine brings more chaos to the house, with hilarious moments especially the cooking scene. It also dives deeper into Miharu and Nemu's concerns about their identity and the revelation. Great and definitely worth watching!
The story finally progresses with new threats and a unique character who seems pivotal to the main plot. Light on comedy but strong on character introduction and decent action. More of the dark witch's mystery is unveiled. A great and must-watch episode!
A decent episode, though it feels like a filler with little connection to the main story. It ditches the usual comedy in favor of exploring the deep bond between the two otaku teacher and student, showing their mutual support in a wholesome way. Niche but heartfelt overall.
A great episode! Adding a new character to the already chaotic house makes it even funnier and more absurd. It highlights the hilarious encounters between Nico, Morihito, Keigo, and Kan in their new shared life, with solid comedy and sweet Nico–Morihito moments. Loved it!
A great arc climax with solid action between Morihito and Wolf. The best part, Nico and Kanshi's teamwork showing Nico's awesome magic! Also emotional, diving into the witch's backstory and Wolf's motivations. Hints at a greater threat behind it all. Solid climax, can't wait!
Here's the main story, intensely good! Solid hype building with great plot progression, revealing main character backstories along the way. Not many fights, but packed with mystery unveilings and twists that push intrigue to the max. Hyped for the next episode!!
Introduces an eccentric, chuunibyou-like student council, hilarious! Revolves around chaotic encounters between Nico, Morihito, and the council. Ends lightly with another Nemu encounter plus a surprising twist hinting that future episodes will get more serious than ever.
Suddenly deep, three emotionally rich segments exploring Nico's power and friendships. Heartwarming throughout, even comedic in parts. Also dives into Morihito and Nico's relationship, revealing Morihito's hidden perspective toward Nico. A truly amazing episode overall!
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