Flying Witch #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe thirteenth volume of Chihiro Ishizuka's gentle slice-of-life manga series continues the everyday adventures of Makoto Kowata, a young witch living with her relatives in rural Aomori. This installment follows Makoto and her friends as they encounter more magical creatures and seasonal events, deepening their connections to the natural world and each other.
In "Holy Water," Makoto and Chinatsu stop by the Haunted Tea House to prep for Halloween, where they’re joined by Anzu’s father—home from a long absence—during a quiet moment of connection. Together, the group crafts magical "poison apples," a whimsical treat with unpredictable effects, blending tradition, family, and the gentle magic that defines the series. Written by Chihiro Ishizuka and Melissa Tanaka, with art and inks by Ishizuka and lettering by Grace Liu, the issue’s cover by Chihiro Ishizuka captures the eerie charm of the season.
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Makoto and Chinatsu visit the Haunted Tea House to help them prepare for Halloween. Their visit coincides with the visit of Anzu's father, stopping in from the job that keeps him away from his family for extended periods. Together everyone makes "poison apples", a Halloween treat infused with magic that can temporarily have bizarre effects on the person who eats one.
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