Flying Witch #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe eighth volume of Flying Witch continues the gentle, slice-of-life adventures of Makoto Kowata, a young witch settling into her new life in the rural town of Aomori. This collection follows Makoto and her friends as they explore the subtle magic woven into everyday moments, from seasonal festivals to encounters with whimsical spirits.
In "The Mechanical Familiar," Makoto encounters Enigumo, a wizard whose blend of ancient magic and cutting-edge technology defies expectation. As their meeting unfolds, Makoto uncovers something unexpected about her own hidden supernatural talents. Written by Chihiro Ishizuka and Melissa Tanaka, with art and cover by Chihiro Ishizuka, this 2020 issue from Vertical delivers a quietly mesmerizing chapter in the series.
In "The Nine Paths, the Coins, and the Wizard," Makoto encounters Enigumo, a whimsical wizard who blends ancient mysticism with cutting-edge technology, leading to a startling revelation about Makoto's hidden magical potential. The story unfolds with quiet wonder, weaving mystery and self-discovery in a world where the line between science and sorcery blurs.
In "Wayside Grass, a Shortcut, and a Way Home," Anzu finds an unexpected companion on her journey home when a 17th century samurai—suddenly and inexplicably pulled into the present—struggles to make sense of modern life. As they navigate the quiet streets and strange new world around them, their unlikely path becomes a quiet exploration of time, belonging, and the small moments that guide us home.
In "Summer's Beginning and Volleyball Zombies," Kei kicks off a video club at school, drawing in Makoto and a few classmates for a hilariously chaotic short film about a zombie-infested volleyball match. With a mix of playful energy and quirky charm, the story captures the spark of creative collaboration under the summer sun.
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