Flying Witch #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis seventh volume of Flying Witch continues the gentle, slice-of-life adventures of Makoto Kowata, a young witch settling into rural life in Aomori. The collection gathers chapters that follow her everyday magical encounters and seasonal activities with her family and friends.
In "How the Witch Got Her Nickname," Akane offers Inukai a potion to cure her were-dog condition, but Inukai hesitates—her nephew, who only connects with her in her dog form, may lose that bond forever. Written by Chihiro Ishizuka and Melissa Tanaka, and illustrated by Ishizuka, this heartfelt issue explores identity, connection, and the quiet magic of being seen for who you truly are. The cover by Chihiro Ishizuka captures the moment with gentle, evocative detail.
In "How the Witch Got Her Nickname," Akane sets out to find a rare ingredient for a special potion, only to confront the unexpected weight of a reputation she never asked for—born from a misadventure that’s since taken on a life of its own. Written with gentle wit and grounded in quiet magic, this 28-page story from Flying Witch #7 captures Akane’s journey with warmth and a touch of self-aware charm.
In "The Dog's Nephew Is the Master," Inukai faces a heart-wrenching choice when Akane offers her a potion to cure her were-dog condition—her only hesitation is her autistic nephew, who only connects with her as a dog. The story gently explores connection, identity, and the quiet power of love in its most unexpected forms.
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