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Little Witch Academia #1
Little Witch Academia, Vol. 1
Witajcie w Akademii Luna Nova - szkole, w której młode czarownice uczą się magicznego fachu. To właśnie tu przybywa Akko, która chociaż nie urodziła się w rodzinie czarodziejów, z całego serca pragnie pójść w ślady swojej magicznej idolki - Lśniącej Chariot. Choć młodej adeptce brakuje podstawowych umiejętności, a część koleżanek z klasy uważa jej obecność w szkole za profanację, Akko nie spocznie, dopóki nie spełni swojego marzenia. Różdżki w górę - magiczną przygodę czas zacząć!
178 pages, Paperback
First published August 19, 2013
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January 15, 2019
Started this show on netflix last week, and I just loved it so much I had to pick up the manga! It’s so cute! I love Akko so much!
The manga does kind of skip out some things in my opinion, so maybe watch the 2017 anime first?
The manga does kind of skip out some things in my opinion, so maybe watch the 2017 anime first?
March 14, 2022
I finished two seasons of this anime on Netflix yesterday and had to check this manga out immediately.
I prefer the anime to be honest but this is also a cute, silly and lighthearted read.
I will never not love reading about magical schools and the power of friendship, love and positive thinking.
Akko is a little bit annoying but only because I am a 27 yeard old one quarter of a pessimist, one quarter of a skeptic, one quarter of a cynic and one final quarter of a child at heart enchanted by all things magical.
It is impossible not to love this beautiful story with great supporting characters.
A truly heartwarming tale of friendship and magic!
I prefer the anime to be honest but this is also a cute, silly and lighthearted read.
I will never not love reading about magical schools and the power of friendship, love and positive thinking.
Akko is a little bit annoying but only because I am a 27 yeard old one quarter of a pessimist, one quarter of a skeptic, one quarter of a cynic and one final quarter of a child at heart enchanted by all things magical.
It is impossible not to love this beautiful story with great supporting characters.
A truly heartwarming tale of friendship and magic!
July 7, 2018
Let's be honest with one another for a moment: there's nothing quite like a magical girl! And in all the years and vast titles that populate the magical girl genre, I don't know if I've ever quite encountered anything like "Little Witch Academia".
Someone might despair this as nonsense, as the series feels heavily influenced by Harry Potter, and indeed I've seen that parallel drawn several times by now. (To be fair, Harry Potter parallels very strongly with "The Worst Witch", a television series that originally aired on BBC before Rowling began writing "Philosopher's Stone", and those ardent Potterheads ready to cry plagiarism against Trigger Studios for "ripping off" their precious Hogwarts should take into account that Rowling herself faced lawsuits for her work being far too similar to "The Worst Witch". So there's some food for thought: Luna Nova Academy for Witches isn't the first magical school in media we've seen, and it likely won't be the last either.)
But here's the critical thing that separates "Little Witch Academia" from both Harry Potter and other magical girl series in the magical girl genre: our protagonist Atsuko "Akko" Kagari can't do magic. Akko doesn't come from a witch family and cannot perform even the simplest of magical feats, but that's not going to stop her from attending Luna Nova Academy in England, for it is the alma mater of her witch idol, Shiny Chariot!
Now here is where I must make the obligatory Netflix plug and stress it: you should not start reading this manga if you have not watched the anime. There is a 20 minute short stand-alone episode and a short movie called "The Magic Parade" for "Little Witch Academia" that acted as promo animations to get a greenlight for the main series (neither of these is necessarily canon to the main series itself, but they're worth a watch) and then the main series itself, which is two seasons long. Please watch the main anime series before you start this manga.
Please watch the main anime series before you start this manga.
Please watch the main anime series before you start this manga.
The events in this manga are not exact to what is in the anime series episodes, and references events in those episodes. There is a story about the shooting star broom in the manga that references the anime episodes, but is not in the anime itself. There is a volleyball match that doesn't take place in the anime. Please, please, please, I am begging you, watch the anime before you start reading the manga. Otherwise, you will end up incredibly confused.
That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this first volume, and was pleasantly surprised by the additional new stories that were included. I suppose my only major complaint was that this volume feels very short and I wish we didn't have to wait for the release of the next one.
Someone might despair this as nonsense, as the series feels heavily influenced by Harry Potter, and indeed I've seen that parallel drawn several times by now. (To be fair, Harry Potter parallels very strongly with "The Worst Witch", a television series that originally aired on BBC before Rowling began writing "Philosopher's Stone", and those ardent Potterheads ready to cry plagiarism against Trigger Studios for "ripping off" their precious Hogwarts should take into account that Rowling herself faced lawsuits for her work being far too similar to "The Worst Witch". So there's some food for thought: Luna Nova Academy for Witches isn't the first magical school in media we've seen, and it likely won't be the last either.)
But here's the critical thing that separates "Little Witch Academia" from both Harry Potter and other magical girl series in the magical girl genre: our protagonist Atsuko "Akko" Kagari can't do magic. Akko doesn't come from a witch family and cannot perform even the simplest of magical feats, but that's not going to stop her from attending Luna Nova Academy in England, for it is the alma mater of her witch idol, Shiny Chariot!
Now here is where I must make the obligatory Netflix plug and stress it: you should not start reading this manga if you have not watched the anime. There is a 20 minute short stand-alone episode and a short movie called "The Magic Parade" for "Little Witch Academia" that acted as promo animations to get a greenlight for the main series (neither of these is necessarily canon to the main series itself, but they're worth a watch) and then the main series itself, which is two seasons long. Please watch the main anime series before you start this manga.
Please watch the main anime series before you start this manga.
Please watch the main anime series before you start this manga.
The events in this manga are not exact to what is in the anime series episodes, and references events in those episodes. There is a story about the shooting star broom in the manga that references the anime episodes, but is not in the anime itself. There is a volleyball match that doesn't take place in the anime. Please, please, please, I am begging you, watch the anime before you start reading the manga. Otherwise, you will end up incredibly confused.
That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this first volume, and was pleasantly surprised by the additional new stories that were included. I suppose my only major complaint was that this volume feels very short and I wish we didn't have to wait for the release of the next one.
November 13, 2019
Die Zeichnungen sind nicht ganz meines, aber die Geschichte selbst ist sehr süß und witzig :)
August 6, 2022
je préfère les bd 😬
July 9, 2018
Rating: 4.5 Stars: ★★★★ 1/2
As a fan of the Little Witch Academia anime, I just had to read the manga adaptation! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
Highly recommend checking out the anime or manga, its basically about an all girls magic school & the characters are all fantastic!
Its great for those who've never seen it b/c the first chapter sets it all up! I really enjoyed this first volume and while it definitely goes in a different direction than the anime/mini-movie, its still really great!
Can't wait to read the future volumes~
As a fan of the Little Witch Academia anime, I just had to read the manga adaptation! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
Highly recommend checking out the anime or manga, its basically about an all girls magic school & the characters are all fantastic!
Its great for those who've never seen it b/c the first chapter sets it all up! I really enjoyed this first volume and while it definitely goes in a different direction than the anime/mini-movie, its still really great!
Can't wait to read the future volumes~
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July 12, 2018PSA: Watch Little Witch Academia (2017) on Netflix.
September 25, 2018
Parecido a Harry Potter. Entretenido , dibujos agradables y fáciles de seguir. Más completo que la serie de Netflix.
May 15, 2019
I loved the Netflix series of this book. This is actually based on the show but with some different stories. I enjoyed reading about familiar events as well as seeing side events I didn't see on the show. I absolutely love the distinct characters. The artwork and story were done really well!
November 10, 2024
I decided to reread this manga, after many years now.
It's been even longer since I saw the first season of the 'Little Witch Academia' anime (I should get around to rewatching the whole series), and the first volume of the manga is similarly magical, cute and funny. The characters are especially funny, memorable, and stand out as unique, daring and endearing individuals. Look at these witch girls: Akko Kagari is just like a female version of a Shōnen Jump hero - headstrong, determined, one-track minded and obnoxious - and Sucy Manbavaran is like Wednesday Addams fused with a poison-type Pokémon, and the regal, sophisticated rival Diana Cavendish, who is secretly a fangirl, in actuality isn't a mean girl at all!
How I'm reminded of how similar 'The Owl House' is to 'Little Witch Academia'.
However, the volume is a mess. Narratively, thematically, and in planning in general. It starts out well, and exciting, in how it adapts the anime introduction to the series. But after the second chapter, 'Little Witch Academia, Vol. 1' practically abandons its main plotline and becomes serialised and anecdotal. It includesstories episodes that are not that interesting, and that matter very little by the end. It should be too early for filler content already! It glosses over and brushes aside side characters, such as the entire Luna Nova Magical Academy staff (apart from Ursula Callistis and one or two bit-part professors, their names are not even revealed). Poor Ursula is underutilised, and then plain forgotten after the third chapter. MacGuffins, props and motifs are similarly discarded. I mean, seriously, what happened to Chariot's Shiny Rod after Akko used it to portal to Luna Nova? It's never mentioned again, as is Akko's living Alcor bird plushie, and her Shiny Chariot card.
Stuff that happens in the anime are referenced, but they are not included in the manga itself; such as Lotte Jansson being able to communicate with spirits, which apparently everyone somehow knows about. Why is there suddenly a dragon at the end, and what the heck is the Sorcerer's Stone and why is it so important? Very confusing and frustrating. The introductory volume has too many details missing from it. It's an adaptation that does not competently stand on its own.
Akko can be a selfish, inconsiderate and thoughtless pain in the backside, too. And sometimes her stupidity can be too much, too puzzling, too baffling. Not to mention that she is at fault for a lot of trouble, as in she starts her own problems, and doesn't end up resolving them - it's usually one of her friends who have to bail her out and fix the messes she caused in the first place.
At least Lotte and Sucy receive stories that reveal their backstories and develop their characters.
There are so many witch boarding school stories and franchises out there, it can be hard to find one that stands out. That strikes the eye, and is slightly more original than the last (and the next). I think what makes 'Little Witch Academia' distinct is its emphasis on humour. It's a comedy, while retaining its magic, and magical, shining heart. Plus it's cute! A cute all-ages anime. We're barely shown any actual schoolwork and themes of an academic nature - ironic, given its title!
Sadly, the manga version is too scatterbrained, confused and random (and surprisingly mundane with little stakes) for me to enjoy, despite liking the characters and comedy. I'm sure others will really fancy it, hold it to high esteem, and be entertained by it, toad warts and all. But I'm afraid I am not one of them.
Oh dear.
Oh well, maybe the anime will fully replenish my witch-loving heart. My magical girl child heart.
EDIT: Now read my review of 'Little Witch Academia: The Nonsensical Witch and the Country of the Fairies', and I shall keep that light novel and this flawed manga!
Final Score: 3/5
It's been even longer since I saw the first season of the 'Little Witch Academia' anime (I should get around to rewatching the whole series), and the first volume of the manga is similarly magical, cute and funny. The characters are especially funny, memorable, and stand out as unique, daring and endearing individuals. Look at these witch girls: Akko Kagari is just like a female version of a Shōnen Jump hero - headstrong, determined, one-track minded and obnoxious - and Sucy Manbavaran is like Wednesday Addams fused with a poison-type Pokémon, and the regal, sophisticated rival Diana Cavendish, who is secretly a fangirl, in actuality isn't a mean girl at all!
However, the volume is a mess. Narratively, thematically, and in planning in general. It starts out well, and exciting, in how it adapts the anime introduction to the series. But after the second chapter, 'Little Witch Academia, Vol. 1' practically abandons its main plotline and becomes serialised and anecdotal. It includes
Stuff that happens in the anime are referenced, but they are not included in the manga itself; such as Lotte Jansson being able to communicate with spirits, which apparently everyone somehow knows about. Why is there suddenly a dragon at the end, and what the heck is the Sorcerer's Stone and why is it so important? Very confusing and frustrating. The introductory volume has too many details missing from it. It's an adaptation that does not competently stand on its own.
Akko can be a selfish, inconsiderate and thoughtless pain in the backside, too. And sometimes her stupidity can be too much, too puzzling, too baffling. Not to mention that she is at fault for a lot of trouble, as in she starts her own problems, and doesn't end up resolving them - it's usually one of her friends who have to bail her out and fix the messes she caused in the first place.
At least Lotte and Sucy receive stories that reveal their backstories and develop their characters.
There are so many witch boarding school stories and franchises out there, it can be hard to find one that stands out. That strikes the eye, and is slightly more original than the last (and the next). I think what makes 'Little Witch Academia' distinct is its emphasis on humour. It's a comedy, while retaining its magic, and magical, shining heart. Plus it's cute! A cute all-ages anime. We're barely shown any actual schoolwork and themes of an academic nature - ironic, given its title!
Sadly, the manga version is too scatterbrained, confused and random (and surprisingly mundane with little stakes) for me to enjoy, despite liking the characters and comedy. I'm sure others will really fancy it, hold it to high esteem, and be entertained by it, toad warts and all. But I'm afraid I am not one of them.
Oh dear.
Oh well, maybe the anime will fully replenish my witch-loving heart. My magical girl child heart.
EDIT: Now read my review of 'Little Witch Academia: The Nonsensical Witch and the Country of the Fairies', and I shall keep that light novel and this flawed manga!
Final Score: 3/5
June 7, 2019
Having loved the original short film, I was super excited to read this. Unfortunately, it's a bit of a mixed bag.
Apparently this is a situation similar to ATTACK ON TITAN, where it is the rare instance where something was an anime first and then converted into a manga series. In the back, the author states that it's supposed to "adapt the anime as well as working in my own episodes, that way fans and new comers alike can still enjoy it."
That's great...except, they don't adapt all of the episodes and some of the new content relies on information found in those episodes. Worse yet, when this happens, there's no footnote to indicate as such (unlike the standard practice in graphic novels and comic book series) so it just feels like there are chapters missing.
Otherwise, it's very cute and wholesome. A fun little manga with the standard cast of characters with some really fun designs. Here's hoping volume 2 is a little less reliant on anime material.
Apparently this is a situation similar to ATTACK ON TITAN, where it is the rare instance where something was an anime first and then converted into a manga series. In the back, the author states that it's supposed to "adapt the anime as well as working in my own episodes, that way fans and new comers alike can still enjoy it."
That's great...except, they don't adapt all of the episodes and some of the new content relies on information found in those episodes. Worse yet, when this happens, there's no footnote to indicate as such (unlike the standard practice in graphic novels and comic book series) so it just feels like there are chapters missing.
Otherwise, it's very cute and wholesome. A fun little manga with the standard cast of characters with some really fun designs. Here's hoping volume 2 is a little less reliant on anime material.
December 8, 2018
A goofy witch school manga that reminds me a lot of the witch series I grew up on, like Worst Witch. Little Witch Academia is a tongue-in-cheek version of those magical series many of us grew up with, and it's very good at that.
Atsuko "Akko" Kagari is chasing her dream of becoming a great witch like her hero, Chariot and so goes to a prestigious magical school. The problem is, she absolutely sucks at magic. Through sheer force of will, she plans to overcome her lack of talent and makes some friends along the way.
It's fun and at least in the case of this manga, is surprisingly kid friendly for the makers of Kill La Kill (this manga is based on the series from Studio Trigger). It's a silly, lighthearted magical school manga, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Atsuko "Akko" Kagari is chasing her dream of becoming a great witch like her hero, Chariot and so goes to a prestigious magical school. The problem is, she absolutely sucks at magic. Through sheer force of will, she plans to overcome her lack of talent and makes some friends along the way.
It's fun and at least in the case of this manga, is surprisingly kid friendly for the makers of Kill La Kill (this manga is based on the series from Studio Trigger). It's a silly, lighthearted magical school manga, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
July 10, 2023
It was okay..a little confusing
August 15, 2024
Cosy manga that I read during a lunch break. Did I use this to catch up on my reading challenge? Maaaybe.
But it's always good to mix some heavy, world-building fantasy with lighthearted manga about a girl wanting to be a witch. The manga had absolutely no sense of direction, but I've heard that the anime is better, so I might check that out instead.
But it's always good to mix some heavy, world-building fantasy with lighthearted manga about a girl wanting to be a witch. The manga had absolutely no sense of direction, but I've heard that the anime is better, so I might check that out instead.
February 28, 2024
Beaucoup trop adorable !!
May 28, 2024
Muchas gracias Fer 🩵 me hizo pensar como seria Bhakti si fuera interesante ❤️🔥
November 21, 2024
Se me olvidó meterme aquí para actualizar que ya lo había terminado. Me he reído mucho y me lo he pasado bien en general leyéndolo. Veremos qué nos cuentan en el siguiente 😌✨
May 1, 2021
After watching the Netlfix series and instantly falling in love with Akko, I just had to read this manga. I enjoyed reading it, however if you haven't watched the anime it might be hard to follow. It goes off on a tangent from time to time. So, I'd suggest to watch the anime before reading this manga.
August 5, 2018
Seventh book for the Booktubeathon
Tras haber visto el anime quiero mucho a todos los personajes, por lo que era difícil que no me gustara el manga. Me ha gustado mucho que tenga historias originales entre lo que pasa en el anime. Sin duda, me haré con los tres tomos en cuanto pueda.
Tras haber visto el anime quiero mucho a todos los personajes, por lo que era difícil que no me gustara el manga. Me ha gustado mucho que tenga historias originales entre lo que pasa en el anime. Sin duda, me haré con los tres tomos en cuanto pueda.
February 26, 2019
just as cute and funny and magical as the anime
August 11, 2019
Entretenido, divertido, inocentón... una lectura ligera, bastante infantil.
March 7, 2025
Super niedlicher Manga. Erinnert ein wenig an Harry Potter. 🥰
July 21, 2021
Este es un manga que acaba de salir hace poco y que esta pronto de salir el 3er tomo, pero desde que lo vi tenia muchas ganas de leerlo, aunque les diré que tiene un precio muy excesivo para ser un manga y ahora que fue el remate de libros del monumento a la revolución pues fui y había muy buenos descuentos en mangas y aproveche para comprarlo y fue una gran elección.
Esta es la historia de una niña llamada Atsuko que toda su vida a querido ser bruja desde que vio a Chariot una de las mayores brujas que se dedica a dar shows al rededor del mundo, quedo tan fascinada cuando la vio en un show, desde ese entonces su único deseo a sido entrar a la academia de brujas Luna Nova, pero cuando llega no todo es lo que parece y vive un par de aventuras que le harán pasar momentos increíbles.
Como verán este es un manga Kodomo eso significa que es para niños y pues este es un manga increíble que como dice esta lleno de magia y mucha diversión, no se por que al principio cuando lo vi me recordó a una caricatura/anime que veía cuando era niña llamado DoReMi que trataba de unas brujas tipo sailor moon que se dedicaban a salvar al mundo y cada una representaba a los colores del arcoiris y una de las notas musicales, pero al terminar de leerlo me recordó a la bruja desastrosa una serie que veía en el canal 11 cuando era niña y que ahora pasan en Netflix con el nombre de la peor bruja.
Un manga de muchas aventuras y magia que se que los va a entretener y les va a hacer pasar un momento muy agradable, les diré que Atsuko se mete en cada lió que es divertidisimo, como su primera vez montando en una escoba o cuando ella y una amiga tratan de invocar el espíritu de una persona a la que le pertenece una armadura que esta en la escuela y creen que se robaron.
Como verán una historia muy divertida para los peques de la casa que no se pueden perder y que me trajo muy bonitos recuerdos y que me gusto muchísimo, muy recomendable, me encanto y espero pronto poder comprarme los demás tomos que espero sean muy geniales como ese, muy recomendable, léanlo no se van a arrepentir.
Entrada en: http://calderoliterario7.blogspot.mx
Esta es la historia de una niña llamada Atsuko que toda su vida a querido ser bruja desde que vio a Chariot una de las mayores brujas que se dedica a dar shows al rededor del mundo, quedo tan fascinada cuando la vio en un show, desde ese entonces su único deseo a sido entrar a la academia de brujas Luna Nova, pero cuando llega no todo es lo que parece y vive un par de aventuras que le harán pasar momentos increíbles.
Como verán este es un manga Kodomo eso significa que es para niños y pues este es un manga increíble que como dice esta lleno de magia y mucha diversión, no se por que al principio cuando lo vi me recordó a una caricatura/anime que veía cuando era niña llamado DoReMi que trataba de unas brujas tipo sailor moon que se dedicaban a salvar al mundo y cada una representaba a los colores del arcoiris y una de las notas musicales, pero al terminar de leerlo me recordó a la bruja desastrosa una serie que veía en el canal 11 cuando era niña y que ahora pasan en Netflix con el nombre de la peor bruja.
Un manga de muchas aventuras y magia que se que los va a entretener y les va a hacer pasar un momento muy agradable, les diré que Atsuko se mete en cada lió que es divertidisimo, como su primera vez montando en una escoba o cuando ella y una amiga tratan de invocar el espíritu de una persona a la que le pertenece una armadura que esta en la escuela y creen que se robaron.
Como verán una historia muy divertida para los peques de la casa que no se pueden perder y que me trajo muy bonitos recuerdos y que me gusto muchísimo, muy recomendable, me encanto y espero pronto poder comprarme los demás tomos que espero sean muy geniales como ese, muy recomendable, léanlo no se van a arrepentir.
Entrada en: http://calderoliterario7.blogspot.mx
June 27, 2018
3,5/5
J'ai adoré l'anime alors quand j'ai vu qu'il était adapté en manga j'ai sauté sur le premier tome!
Toutefois ce n'est pas réellement l'anime entièrement adapté: si le premier chapitre est en effet l'arrivée de akko + l'épisode dans la forêt, le reste sont des petites aventures en parallèle de ce qui arrive dans l'anime. Même si c'est tout mignon et reste dans l'esprit de ce que j'aime de Little Witch Academia, ce n'est pas non plus *ultra* intéressant et est presque incompréhensible pour ceux n'ayant pas vu l'anime (par exemple Akko fait référence à la course de balais alors que celle-ci n'apparaît pas ici, j'ai cru avoir loupé un chapitre!)
Au programme ici: volleyball, anniversaire surprise et esprits
J'ai adoré l'anime alors quand j'ai vu qu'il était adapté en manga j'ai sauté sur le premier tome!
Toutefois ce n'est pas réellement l'anime entièrement adapté: si le premier chapitre est en effet l'arrivée de akko + l'épisode dans la forêt, le reste sont des petites aventures en parallèle de ce qui arrive dans l'anime. Même si c'est tout mignon et reste dans l'esprit de ce que j'aime de Little Witch Academia, ce n'est pas non plus *ultra* intéressant et est presque incompréhensible pour ceux n'ayant pas vu l'anime (par exemple Akko fait référence à la course de balais alors que celle-ci n'apparaît pas ici, j'ai cru avoir loupé un chapitre!)
Au programme ici: volleyball, anniversaire surprise et esprits
March 14, 2022
This is a cute story, but it didn't appeal to me, though I can see why many others enjoy it. I would probably like it better if I gave it a few more volumes. I'm curious how the Netflix adaptation is. I also found the art to be middle-of-the-road and a bit difficult for my eyes to follow. Akko, the main character, is very much the Naruto-type: ignorant, incompetent, and impulsive, yet the fact that she is well-meaning and has more interesting and capable side-character friends is supposed to hold the readers' interest.
December 8, 2024
Plot - 4 ⭐
Character - 4 ⭐
Writing Style - 4 ⭐
World Building - 4 ⭐
Art - 4 ⭐
Cover - 4 ⭐
Overall - 4 ⭐ / 5 ⭐
Character - 4 ⭐
Writing Style - 4 ⭐
World Building - 4 ⭐
Art - 4 ⭐
Cover - 4 ⭐
Overall - 4 ⭐ / 5 ⭐
January 14, 2019
Der Anlass das ich diesen Manga lesen musste, gab mir der Anime dazu. Ich habe den "Little Witch Academia" Anime geliebt, obwohl es mich auch einwenig an die damalige Anime Serie "Do Re Mi" erinnert hat. Dennoch finde ich sowas immer zuckersüß und erinnert mich an meine Kindheitstage. So war es auch bei dem Manga. Der Manga ist genauso gehalten wie der Anime und die Handlung verläuft auch so. Am Anfang lernt man die noch junge Atsuko Kagari kennen, die den Traum hat, eine richtige Hexe zu sein. Ihr Umfeld lacht sie aus, doch sie wird jedem eines besseren beweisen. So darf sie ein paar Jahre später auf eine richtigen Hexen Schule gehen. Aber auf dieser Reise passieren einige unerwartete Dinge.
Atsuko oder eher gesagt Akko war ein wirklich süßes Mädchen, das für ihren Traum kämpft. Sie ist freundlich und auch ziemlich tollpatschig. So passieren ihr immer wieder Dinge, die anderen nur den Kopf schütteln lässt. Mir ist Akko ziemlich ans Herz gewachsen und das schon seit der Serie. Ich begleite gerne ihren Weg und bewundere ihren Fortschritt. Deswegen bin ich auch sehr gespannt, wie es in dem Manga weiter geht.
Der Zeichenstil ist wirklich niedlich und passt zu dem Manga. Selbst kleine Mädchen könnten diesen Manga lesen, den die Story ist einfach nur süß und witzig. Akko lernt im Laufe der Story immer mehr Leute kennen und findet auch neue Freunde, die ihr sogar helfen. Ich freue mich wirklich auf den nächsten Band und auf ein neues Abenteuer mit Akko.
Atsuko oder eher gesagt Akko war ein wirklich süßes Mädchen, das für ihren Traum kämpft. Sie ist freundlich und auch ziemlich tollpatschig. So passieren ihr immer wieder Dinge, die anderen nur den Kopf schütteln lässt. Mir ist Akko ziemlich ans Herz gewachsen und das schon seit der Serie. Ich begleite gerne ihren Weg und bewundere ihren Fortschritt. Deswegen bin ich auch sehr gespannt, wie es in dem Manga weiter geht.
Der Zeichenstil ist wirklich niedlich und passt zu dem Manga. Selbst kleine Mädchen könnten diesen Manga lesen, den die Story ist einfach nur süß und witzig. Akko lernt im Laufe der Story immer mehr Leute kennen und findet auch neue Freunde, die ihr sogar helfen. Ich freue mich wirklich auf den nächsten Band und auf ein neues Abenteuer mit Akko.
November 7, 2019
2'5⭐
Yo me esperaba una historia sobre una chica que no tiene ni idea de magia y que se apunta a una academia de magia y empieza a aprender magia: hechizos, pociones, volar con escoba, lo que sea. Y claro, alguna que otra aventurilla. Eso es lo que yo deducía del título y la sinopsis. Pero en realidad se va directamente a la parte de las aventurillas, por lo que no vemos demasiada magia ni aprendemos cómo funciona este sistema mágico en concreto.
En cuanto a los personajes, son un pelín planos, no están bien desarrollados, se ajustan solo a una serie de rasgos predeterminados y no se salen de ahí (la soñadora, la rarita, etc.). Al ser el primer volumen de una serie, considero que el manga debería tomarse algo más de tiempo para presentarnos a los personajes y trabajar en ellos. Es cierto que creo que este manga es la adaptación de un anime, por lo que puede que el anime (que no he visto) haga un mejor trabajo respecto a esto, pero si es así tal vez deberían advertir de que hay que verlo antes de leerse los mangas, porque de forma independiente me parece que no acaban de funcionar.
Por otro lado, en cuanto al dibujo, en las escenas de acción me ha parecido bastante caótico y no acababa de enterarme de lo que estaba pasando, así que…
Por suerte, en cuanto a trama, justo el último capítulo promete cosas bastante interesantes para el siguiente tomo así que mantendré la esperanza.
Yo me esperaba una historia sobre una chica que no tiene ni idea de magia y que se apunta a una academia de magia y empieza a aprender magia: hechizos, pociones, volar con escoba, lo que sea. Y claro, alguna que otra aventurilla. Eso es lo que yo deducía del título y la sinopsis. Pero en realidad se va directamente a la parte de las aventurillas, por lo que no vemos demasiada magia ni aprendemos cómo funciona este sistema mágico en concreto.
En cuanto a los personajes, son un pelín planos, no están bien desarrollados, se ajustan solo a una serie de rasgos predeterminados y no se salen de ahí (la soñadora, la rarita, etc.). Al ser el primer volumen de una serie, considero que el manga debería tomarse algo más de tiempo para presentarnos a los personajes y trabajar en ellos. Es cierto que creo que este manga es la adaptación de un anime, por lo que puede que el anime (que no he visto) haga un mejor trabajo respecto a esto, pero si es así tal vez deberían advertir de que hay que verlo antes de leerse los mangas, porque de forma independiente me parece que no acaban de funcionar.
Por otro lado, en cuanto al dibujo, en las escenas de acción me ha parecido bastante caótico y no acababa de enterarme de lo que estaba pasando, así que…
Por suerte, en cuanto a trama, justo el último capítulo promete cosas bastante interesantes para el siguiente tomo así que mantendré la esperanza.
August 2, 2018
Third book on the Booktubeathon.
6. Read a book with a beautiful spine
Comprarme este manga ha sido la mejor decisión de mi vida. Como ya me había comprado con anterioridad el de Kill la Kill supuse que este sería por el estilo, es decir, los primeros capítulos del anime en versión manga (sobre todo al ver que solo van a sacar tres tomos como con Kill la Kill), pero cuando empecé a leer me encontré gratamente sorprendida. Vale que el primer capítulo es básicamente el primer capítulo del anime en versión manga, pero los otros eran historias nuevas creadas en exclusiva para el Manga, y sinceramente han sido una maravillita (that Kagehina moment tho). Gracias Keisuke Sato por realizar esta pequeña maravillita y mantener el dibujo original que tanto me gustó en el anime. Gracias de todo corazón.
6. Read a book with a beautiful spine
Comprarme este manga ha sido la mejor decisión de mi vida. Como ya me había comprado con anterioridad el de Kill la Kill supuse que este sería por el estilo, es decir, los primeros capítulos del anime en versión manga (sobre todo al ver que solo van a sacar tres tomos como con Kill la Kill), pero cuando empecé a leer me encontré gratamente sorprendida. Vale que el primer capítulo es básicamente el primer capítulo del anime en versión manga, pero los otros eran historias nuevas creadas en exclusiva para el Manga, y sinceramente han sido una maravillita (that Kagehina moment tho). Gracias Keisuke Sato por realizar esta pequeña maravillita y mantener el dibujo original que tanto me gustó en el anime. Gracias de todo corazón.
September 25, 2019
I bought this on holiday because it looked cute and I hadn't read a manga in forever.... I didn't actually make the connection that there was an anime serious until later. So I have now started the netflix show because it's fun.
As for the manga it delivered exactly what I expected, cute drawing, somewhat irratating hapless but adorable herione and magic. It's not a ground breaking manga but it's a comforting familar formula that is enjoyable to read.
As for the manga it delivered exactly what I expected, cute drawing, somewhat irratating hapless but adorable herione and magic. It's not a ground breaking manga but it's a comforting familar formula that is enjoyable to read.
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