Flying Witch #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe ninth volume of Flying Witch continues the gentle, slice-of-life adventures of Makoto Kowata as she deepens her connection to the magical and natural world around her in rural Aomori. This installment collects chapters from the ongoing manga series, focusing on seasonal changes, everyday encounters with fellow witches and mythical creatures, and the quiet charm of her daily life.
In "The Camera in the Crow's Mouth," Kazuno, Makoto, and Chinatsu step through a hidden portal to a parallel festival—vibrant and strange, pulsing with the magic of unseen realms. Written by Chihiro Ishizuka and Melissa Tanaka, with art by Ishizuka and covers by her as well, this issue deepens the quiet wonder of the Flying Witch universe with a dreamlike journey into a dimension where the ordinary and the uncanny blur.
In "Mandrake Evolution," Akira invites an American witch and botanist to investigate the sentient Mandrake plants that Makoto inadvertently brought to life—plants now growing more complex, more aware, with each passing day. As the visitor studies their strange, shifting roots and whispering leaves, the quiet magic of the countryside takes on a new, unsettling depth.
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