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ふらいんぐうぃっち [Flying Witch] #14
Flying Witch, Vol. 14
When deliberations on where to hold the imminent Great Sabbath, a large-scale festival for witches the world over, come dangerously close to a standstill, Akane and representatives of the four other candidate host cities are scooped up and ordered to battle on behalf of their hometowns to claim the honor—and their own freedom. Meanwhile, Makoto accompanies Anzu on her very first job as a full-fledged witch and quickly realizes that being a mentor can be much more treacherous, and booby-trap heavy, than it seems!
176 pages, Paperback
First published June 9, 2025
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July 5, 2026
I don't usually put manga on Goodreads but I guess I'll record this one, since I've just gone through a re-read of all the previous volumes, plus the latest two that I got on a recent trip to Japan (a slightly unfortunately timed trip as just about missed out on the new vol 15 publication date!)
Flying Witch is as ever a charming, cute, funny read, and works great for my current Japanese level (a rusty N2) - fairly daily conversation level language and even when there are words I don't understand, the context makes it easy enough to get the gist. I often chuckle out loud while reading, it's absolutely lovely.
As to this volume specifically, I've thoroughly enjoyed it, it was fun to see a wider range of witches and also spend some more time with Makoto's non-witch friends. Although, Akane's adventure (which took up about half the volume) was for some reason not my favourite, and I can't quite put my finger down on why... Perhaps too little Chito-san in this book, that might be it :P
Hoping to get my hands on number 15 soon!!
Flying Witch is as ever a charming, cute, funny read, and works great for my current Japanese level (a rusty N2) - fairly daily conversation level language and even when there are words I don't understand, the context makes it easy enough to get the gist. I often chuckle out loud while reading, it's absolutely lovely.
As to this volume specifically, I've thoroughly enjoyed it, it was fun to see a wider range of witches and also spend some more time with Makoto's non-witch friends. Although, Akane's adventure (which took up about half the volume) was for some reason not my favourite, and I can't quite put my finger down on why... Perhaps too little Chito-san in this book, that might be it :P
Hoping to get my hands on number 15 soon!!
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