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Little Witch Academia #3
Little Witch Academia, Vol. 3
"Don't give up, and your feelings will reach!" It's time for the famous inter-school flying broom race, and everyone is betting on Diana to win! But when she falls ill, who's going to take her place? And what will become of Akko and Luna Nova?! The mirthful magical fantasy series concludes!
192 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2018
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October 7, 2022
Un cierre de manga perfecto, directo al grano y sin ningún tipo de relleno; además me he quedado loca con la última página literal.
Aunque esto me pasa por leer el manga primero, ya que en este caso el anime fue antes. Pero haber leído estos tres tomos me ha animado mucho a verme la animación.
¡Súper recomendable!
5/5 ⭐
Aunque esto me pasa por leer el manga primero, ya que en este caso el anime fue antes. Pero haber leído estos tres tomos me ha animado mucho a verme la animación.
¡Súper recomendable!
5/5 ⭐
November 15, 2019
Definitivamente, no hay que leer este manga sin haber visto el anime. Yo no lo he visto, pero leyendo las reseñas de otras personas que sí que lo han hecho y basándome en mi propia experiencia de lectura, no hay otra conclusión posible. Si no se ve el anime primero, los 3 tomos del manga carecen de un hilo conductor con sentido.
Además, hay muchos flashbacks y retazos de acontecimientos que se nos muestran en el manga pero que no suceden en él, son cosas del anime, con lo cuál te dejan con muchas preguntas y ninguna respuesta. Sobre todo al final de este tercer y último tomo. Se nos dan pistas de una trama que parece más complicada y elaborada y parece ayudar a dar más profundidad a los personajes, pero nosotros no podemos obtener nada de ella, hay que verse el anime.
No es que leer estos mangas haya sido una mala experiencia. Pero leyéndolos de manera independiente solo obtienes historietas cortas sobre una chica que quiere ser bruja y algunas aventurillas. El desarrollo de personajes, sistema mágico y worldbuilding se queda un poco corto.
Además, hay muchos flashbacks y retazos de acontecimientos que se nos muestran en el manga pero que no suceden en él, son cosas del anime, con lo cuál te dejan con muchas preguntas y ninguna respuesta. Sobre todo al final de este tercer y último tomo. Se nos dan pistas de una trama que parece más complicada y elaborada y parece ayudar a dar más profundidad a los personajes, pero nosotros no podemos obtener nada de ella, hay que verse el anime.
No es que leer estos mangas haya sido una mala experiencia. Pero leyéndolos de manera independiente solo obtienes historietas cortas sobre una chica que quiere ser bruja y algunas aventurillas. El desarrollo de personajes, sistema mágico y worldbuilding se queda un poco corto.
December 16, 2019
It’s cute but honestly not as good as the show, still fun to read though
April 13, 2023
Ça aurait été un 3.5 comme les autres tomes, mais j’enlève 1 étoile pour la scène de grossophobie. Je sais que c’est une autre culture avec d’autres moeurs, mais ça m’a vraiment choquée que ça se trouve dans un livre mettant en vedette des enfants.
December 1, 2023
More of a 3.5 star rating;
This was a very cute little series and I only wish we could’ve gotten more volumes since I feel like there could’ve been more adventures told.
This was a very cute little series and I only wish we could’ve gotten more volumes since I feel like there could’ve been more adventures told.
October 9, 2019
4/5 estrellas.
Disfruté muchísimo de estas brujitas, definitivamente necesito más 💖
Disfruté muchísimo de estas brujitas, definitivamente necesito más 💖
September 19, 2022
2.5 stars
July 11, 2021
Hasta el momento este ha sido el más entretenido de todos. Dan ganas de volver a verse el anime por Netflix
December 30, 2022
Będę tutaj mówił o tym tomie w kontekście całej serii, bo nie mam za dużo nowych przemyśleń, a poza tym te trzy tomy można traktować jako całość i zakładam, że obejmują pierwszy sezon anime, na którym bazują.
Jest to radosna seria, na poprawienie humoru. Bardzo się kojarzy z The Owl House (w końcu Diana, kto wie, ten wie), bo ponad przeciętnie entuzjastyczna główna bohaterka chce się nauczyć magii i z "Harrym Potter'em, bo szkoła magii oraz straszny las (nie jest istotny, ale przewija się). Najlepiej wychodzą właśnie te elementy, czyli magia i bohaterowie.
Trochę czego innego się spodziewałem. Myślałem, że to będzie ściśle połączona ze sobą historia, a mamy tutaj raczej luźno (przynajmniej na początku) związane ze sobą historyjki. Wciąż jednak daje satysfakcję, więc są to wciąż solidne trzy gwiazdki.
Jedyny zarzut jaki mam to brak kontynuacji. Jak autor juz nie chciał tego dalej tworzyć, to mógł przynajmniej w taki sposób tą historię zakończyć, abyśmy jako czytelnicy poczuli, że jest właśnie zakończona. A tak zostawił nas bez odpowiedzi. To jaki był cel tej adaptacji?
Czy polecam na początek? Tak. Jest to krótka seria (trzy tomy i sam twórca zaznacza, że więcej nie będzie), schemat znany i nie ma (dzięki Bogu, bo bałem się tego sięgając po mangę) obleśnego fanserwisu. Może być problem z ogarnięciem co się znajduje na ilustracji, ale to raczej kwestia przyzwyczajenia.
Jest to radosna seria, na poprawienie humoru. Bardzo się kojarzy z The Owl House (w końcu Diana, kto wie, ten wie), bo ponad przeciętnie entuzjastyczna główna bohaterka chce się nauczyć magii i z "Harrym Potter'em, bo szkoła magii oraz straszny las (nie jest istotny, ale przewija się). Najlepiej wychodzą właśnie te elementy, czyli magia i bohaterowie.
Trochę czego innego się spodziewałem. Myślałem, że to będzie ściśle połączona ze sobą historia, a mamy tutaj raczej luźno (przynajmniej na początku) związane ze sobą historyjki. Wciąż jednak daje satysfakcję, więc są to wciąż solidne trzy gwiazdki.
Jedyny zarzut jaki mam to brak kontynuacji. Jak autor juz nie chciał tego dalej tworzyć, to mógł przynajmniej w taki sposób tą historię zakończyć, abyśmy jako czytelnicy poczuli, że jest właśnie zakończona. A tak zostawił nas bez odpowiedzi. To jaki był cel tej adaptacji?
Czy polecam na początek? Tak. Jest to krótka seria (trzy tomy i sam twórca zaznacza, że więcej nie będzie), schemat znany i nie ma (dzięki Bogu, bo bałem się tego sięgając po mangę) obleśnego fanserwisu. Może być problem z ogarnięciem co się znajduje na ilustracji, ale to raczej kwestia przyzwyczajenia.
May 19, 2024
2,25/5 ⭐️
Le début était nul, le milieu était similaire à l'animé donc j'ai plutôt bien aimé et la fin n'était pas ouf, un peu fidèle à l'animé mais pas assez convaincant pour valider ce tome.
En bref, le manga est sympa mais j'aurais plus tendance à conseiller l'animé qui est incroyable plutôt que le manga.
Le début était nul, le milieu était similaire à l'animé donc j'ai plutôt bien aimé et la fin n'était pas ouf, un peu fidèle à l'animé mais pas assez convaincant pour valider ce tome.
En bref, le manga est sympa mais j'aurais plus tendance à conseiller l'animé qui est incroyable plutôt que le manga.
January 6, 2025
Szkoda że nie pojawiło się więcej tytułów, bo w ten sposób całość mangi wychodzi jako skromny dodatek do mangi. W dodatku problemem też były niektóre kadry akcyjne, działo się na nich tyle, że nie do końca mogłam zczaić, o co w nich chodzi. Mimo to dobrze mi się czytało, zwłaszcza ostatni rozdział, gdzie Diana mówi wreszcie, co naprawdę myśli o Akko - no powiem tak, nareszcie XD
May 9, 2021
Podsumujac wszystkie trzy tomy: przeurocze, zabawne, czyta się doskonale. Jakby, motyw akademii dla czarownic mnie jak zawsze kupił.
December 2, 2024
es q es cuquisimo simplemente
December 30, 2024
Note: This review is over the entire 3 volumes
I love magic schools so much, and Little Witch Academia absolutely sold me on this when I saw it on Netflix while browsing for a new show to watch. I got hooked from the first episode despite taking my sweet time finishing both seasons, and I immediately went searching for other adaptations of the show. Lo-and-behold, one day, I found a manga version.
(There's also the game, which I have on my wishlist and found before I found the manga, but I have not played yet. One day, though. And there's a light novel, too!)
The manga follows the anime pretty well at its core concept: the story is about Atsuko (Akko) Kagari, a girl who's had a dream of becoming a witch ever since she heard Shiny Chariot say the words, "Reach out your hand, and your story will begin!" at a magic show when she was a child. Shiny Chariot is her absolute inspiration (and she hopes to meet her one day), so she's over the moon to attend Luna Nova Academy, a prestigious school training girls to become witches — the same school Chariot attended. But Akko isn't from a magical family like her peers, so she struggles in her studies — from flying on a broom to successfully transforming herself into something else.
Akko very much gives off an in your face energetic vibe from the get go, and because I'm not the biggest fan of those types of characters, she actually came off slightly annoying at first. But she was such an endearing character that never gives up and her antics were humorous that one can't help but grow to love her as the protagonist. Plus, I think the rest of the characters just balances her out because they're so polarizing to her in characterization that it's a bit comical.
Reading the manga was an absolute treat, and I loved seeing the anime getting brought to life through a different medium. Keisuke Sato really captured the characters in the art right down to the expressions. But while I did enjoy Little Witch Academia, I feel like it cuts it off and goes into the side stories that really just complement the anime rather than being a sole adaptation. And by cutting off, I really mean it cuts off in a clunky fashion rather than a smooth transition
I love the side stories though: some of them aren't part of the anime, and some are vaguely touched upon. It was overall really nice diving further into some of those scenes and the backgrounds of some of the side characters that don't get covered as much in the anime (though the development isn't as great as the show when reading as a stand-alone without the prior knowledge). But while I enjoyed reading it overall, it feels like there's an assumption people reading the manga of Little Witch Academia are already fans of the anime and have watched it or are in the process of watching rather than the possibility of the other way around. This was wholesome and cute, but I'd highly recommend watching the anime over the manga.
This review and more shenanigans over at Bookwyrming Thoughts.
I love magic schools so much, and Little Witch Academia absolutely sold me on this when I saw it on Netflix while browsing for a new show to watch. I got hooked from the first episode despite taking my sweet time finishing both seasons, and I immediately went searching for other adaptations of the show. Lo-and-behold, one day, I found a manga version.
(There's also the game, which I have on my wishlist and found before I found the manga, but I have not played yet. One day, though. And there's a light novel, too!)
The manga follows the anime pretty well at its core concept: the story is about Atsuko (Akko) Kagari, a girl who's had a dream of becoming a witch ever since she heard Shiny Chariot say the words, "Reach out your hand, and your story will begin!" at a magic show when she was a child. Shiny Chariot is her absolute inspiration (and she hopes to meet her one day), so she's over the moon to attend Luna Nova Academy, a prestigious school training girls to become witches — the same school Chariot attended. But Akko isn't from a magical family like her peers, so she struggles in her studies — from flying on a broom to successfully transforming herself into something else.
Akko very much gives off an in your face energetic vibe from the get go, and because I'm not the biggest fan of those types of characters, she actually came off slightly annoying at first. But she was such an endearing character that never gives up and her antics were humorous that one can't help but grow to love her as the protagonist. Plus, I think the rest of the characters just balances her out because they're so polarizing to her in characterization that it's a bit comical.
Reading the manga was an absolute treat, and I loved seeing the anime getting brought to life through a different medium. Keisuke Sato really captured the characters in the art right down to the expressions. But while I did enjoy Little Witch Academia, I feel like it cuts it off and goes into the side stories that really just complement the anime rather than being a sole adaptation. And by cutting off, I really mean it cuts off in a clunky fashion rather than a smooth transition
I love the side stories though: some of them aren't part of the anime, and some are vaguely touched upon. It was overall really nice diving further into some of those scenes and the backgrounds of some of the side characters that don't get covered as much in the anime (though the development isn't as great as the show when reading as a stand-alone without the prior knowledge). But while I enjoyed reading it overall, it feels like there's an assumption people reading the manga of Little Witch Academia are already fans of the anime and have watched it or are in the process of watching rather than the possibility of the other way around. This was wholesome and cute, but I'd highly recommend watching the anime over the manga.
This review and more shenanigans over at Bookwyrming Thoughts.
May 2, 2020
After I binge-watched the anime series to this manga in about three sittings, earlier this year, I was eager to read the manga volumes, too, and I didn't regret it! It was fun, diving into the magical world of young aspiring witch Akko and her friends, and to relive some of their adventures, while also experiencing new ones. The story of the manga is a mix of episodes from the original anime series by studio TRIGGER and new episodes added by the artist. You might get a better understanding of all the characters, if you know both, anime and manga, however, you can surely enjoy the manga by itself. The story is light and entertaining but doesn't fail to address morals and other topics that I find important in stories aimed for younger people and adults alike, and the characters are all charming and very sweet. The drawing style comes very close to the anime series, which I really liked, and even if the ending is different from the climax of the anime, it is very well done and maybe even promises more. I haven't done my research yet if there are more volumes planned, but if so, I'd gladly buy those, too, if they ever get released here. I got the German 3-volumes boxed set, which besides the pretty box came with a cute bookmark and a poster as a bonus. Really beautiful release!
April 13, 2019
Satisfactorio final para como venía la historia. La gran falla que tiene la serie, es depender mucho del anime. Creo que la gente que no vió el anime no podría disfrutar debido a todas las referencias que hay. Sin embargo creo que es un buen complemento. Agrega bastante desarrollo de personajes, además de historias muy divertida e interesantes. Lo que si, se quedó un poco corto. Me dejó con ganas de mas. Me hubiera gustado ver toda la historia con Croix pero igual creo que es una serie bastante recomendable, aunque solamente para quienes hayan visto el anime.
June 12, 2019
I don’t have too much to say about this volume. It was cute and charming as always. I had a lot of fun seeing Annabell again and getting some character development for Barbara. Just a lot of cute short stories!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 17, 2023
El universo de Little Witch Academia me encanta, aunque a veces es frustrante la actitud infantil hasta egoísta de Akko y como llega a incomodar a sus amigas, sin embargo es bueno ver que aprende de sus errores.
June 20, 2025
What a fun story!! I've enjoyed reading this series and wish there were more!
Fun to read a second time, too!
Fun to read a second time, too!
October 31, 2024
Akko is dieting under the misguided idea that she needs to for the upcoming physical. Jasminka is always eating, so Akko forces her to go on a diet too...not knowing there's a magical reason Jasminka needs to eat all the time. The other girls are hoping this will teach Akko a lesson.
Akko then stumbles into Constanze's secret lab where she is fixing everything everyone gives her to fix...which is a bit much, and Akko tries to help with disastrous results.
Beloved author Annabel Crumb is having horrible writer's block so she visits the school to try and get some inspiration. They inspire her alright, but not in the way they hoped to.
And then the school enters a broom riding race against another magical school. Their best rider is down with a rare disease that needs a magical cure, so some of the girls are out looking for ingredients to heal her and meanwhile somehow Akko gets into the relay line up even though she can't ride at all.
Half of the time while I was reading this I was going, 'What is going on?' I think the book suffers a little in pacing because it was adapted from an anime and not the other way around as per usual. It took me a while to remember who was who as well. Flipping through it again a week later to try and write a coherent review, it made more sense, but it doesn't say much for the book that you have to read or skim through it 2x to get it to make sense. I also felt like there should have been a stronger message about dieting and body image in the first story; there were mild attempts but it was weak. This is a 2.5 for me.
Notes on content:
Language: About 5 minor swears if I remember right.
Sexual content: None
Violence: There are some magical battles but everyone ends up ok.
Ethnic diversity: Takes place in a fantasy world. Most characters appear to have pale skin, but not sure if that's just because it is in black and white?
LGBTQ+ content: None
Other: Girls worried about amount they are eating and being skinny enough for a physical, and not dieting in healthy ways. There's a mild attempt at saying this isn't wise.
Akko then stumbles into Constanze's secret lab where she is fixing everything everyone gives her to fix...which is a bit much, and Akko tries to help with disastrous results.
Beloved author Annabel Crumb is having horrible writer's block so she visits the school to try and get some inspiration. They inspire her alright, but not in the way they hoped to.
And then the school enters a broom riding race against another magical school. Their best rider is down with a rare disease that needs a magical cure, so some of the girls are out looking for ingredients to heal her and meanwhile somehow Akko gets into the relay line up even though she can't ride at all.
Half of the time while I was reading this I was going, 'What is going on?' I think the book suffers a little in pacing because it was adapted from an anime and not the other way around as per usual. It took me a while to remember who was who as well. Flipping through it again a week later to try and write a coherent review, it made more sense, but it doesn't say much for the book that you have to read or skim through it 2x to get it to make sense. I also felt like there should have been a stronger message about dieting and body image in the first story; there were mild attempts but it was weak. This is a 2.5 for me.
Notes on content:
Language: About 5 minor swears if I remember right.
Sexual content: None
Violence: There are some magical battles but everyone ends up ok.
Ethnic diversity: Takes place in a fantasy world. Most characters appear to have pale skin, but not sure if that's just because it is in black and white?
LGBTQ+ content: None
Other: Girls worried about amount they are eating and being skinny enough for a physical, and not dieting in healthy ways. There's a mild attempt at saying this isn't wise.
May 18, 2020
Akko has a journey of discovery and adventure ahead for her and her friends as the 3rd book ends this part of their tale.
I am not sure what it is about the Little Witch Academia manga and anime that I like so much but I would have to say it has something about this spunky relatively no talent wanna-be witch Akko and her indomitable will. Okay indomitable is not exactly right but she is stubborn as heck and pretty short sighted so she is a fascinating and fun character with flaws a plenty but more then enough heart to compensate. It is also nice to see manga out there that are marketed toward younger readers that are not super violent or using the female cast as a tool to draw the perverted readers to the series. Another thing I really liked about this series i how the character's express themselves and yes it is cartoony but the important part is they express themselves so well you don't even have to read the book to understand what they are feeling and the expressions tend to be a bit comical which does not hurt. :)
So if you don't mind reading a short series about young ladies learning how to do magic in a school for witches then the manga is a good gateway to other resources for the series seeing as it has new stories not found in the anime as well as some slight differences from existing plots so you will not know how or if you might get some spoilers till it is to late and you are already laughing and/or crying by what comes out in the anime. :)
I am not sure what it is about the Little Witch Academia manga and anime that I like so much but I would have to say it has something about this spunky relatively no talent wanna-be witch Akko and her indomitable will. Okay indomitable is not exactly right but she is stubborn as heck and pretty short sighted so she is a fascinating and fun character with flaws a plenty but more then enough heart to compensate. It is also nice to see manga out there that are marketed toward younger readers that are not super violent or using the female cast as a tool to draw the perverted readers to the series. Another thing I really liked about this series i how the character's express themselves and yes it is cartoony but the important part is they express themselves so well you don't even have to read the book to understand what they are feeling and the expressions tend to be a bit comical which does not hurt. :)
So if you don't mind reading a short series about young ladies learning how to do magic in a school for witches then the manga is a good gateway to other resources for the series seeing as it has new stories not found in the anime as well as some slight differences from existing plots so you will not know how or if you might get some spoilers till it is to late and you are already laughing and/or crying by what comes out in the anime. :)
January 1, 2026
1ra lectura del 2026, y último volumen del manga
Releí el volumen 1 y 2 a fin del 2025 para recordar la historia.
Nuevas aventuras en este tomo de Little Witch Academy
4historias principales de la vida de Akko dentro demla Academia donde Akko se enfrentará a su falta de magia, Diana estará en una situación vida o muerte debido a una enfermedad y tenemos más enfoc0que en las amigas de Akko, Lotte y Sucy con sus venenos . Divertida aunque se siente que debería continuar con más volúmenes,
Aun no veo el anime , así que estará en mi lista por ver este año .
Spoilers, más a adetalle las historias :
Primero tenemos el episodio de la dieta de Jasminka... justo el propósito del año nuevo pero vemos los problemas y desastres qué una dieta debe tener, será que yo también me comí un espíritu qué se le antojan las palomitas?
Segunda historia : los espíritus son importantes y siempre es importante dejar sus ofrendas. En este caso hicieron líos con las máquinas y fue un desastre
Tercera historia: una famosa autora va a la academia. Lotte una fuerte seguidora le dará un tour mientras descubre una segunda fan escondida.
Última historia : una carrera de escobas y Akko es elegida como ancla? En lo que las demás buscan un remedio para Diana.
Releí el volumen 1 y 2 a fin del 2025 para recordar la historia.
Nuevas aventuras en este tomo de Little Witch Academy
4historias principales de la vida de Akko dentro demla Academia donde Akko se enfrentará a su falta de magia, Diana estará en una situación vida o muerte debido a una enfermedad y tenemos más enfoc0que en las amigas de Akko, Lotte y Sucy con sus venenos . Divertida aunque se siente que debería continuar con más volúmenes,
Aun no veo el anime , así que estará en mi lista por ver este año .
Spoilers, más a adetalle las historias :
Primero tenemos el episodio de la dieta de Jasminka... justo el propósito del año nuevo pero vemos los problemas y desastres qué una dieta debe tener, será que yo también me comí un espíritu qué se le antojan las palomitas?
Segunda historia : los espíritus son importantes y siempre es importante dejar sus ofrendas. En este caso hicieron líos con las máquinas y fue un desastre
Tercera historia: una famosa autora va a la academia. Lotte una fuerte seguidora le dará un tour mientras descubre una segunda fan escondida.
Última historia : una carrera de escobas y Akko es elegida como ancla? En lo que las demás buscan un remedio para Diana.
June 18, 2019
Ugh...such a waste of potential.
Aside from the glaring issue that it is not at all standalone and that in order to fully appreciate the stories you NEED to watch the anime...
The main protagonist is the stock "clumsy, incapable, yet plucky and determined" character. However, unlike other instances she is thoroughly unlikable and shows no real progression as a character. Usually these types of characters show some kind of ability that they excel in. Something that gets around the obvious flaw in logic that someone who shows no aptitude for studies or ability to improve would be flunked out in a heart beat. But no...there's nothing Akko is talented in. There's nothing that makes her unique or special other than she is unique and special for "reasons" because the story demands it.
Why does she have the shiny rod? Dunno.
Why does Chariot think she has any kind of potential? Couldn't tell you
Why do her "friends" continue to put up with her endless nonsense? Beats me
Thank god I only had to suffer through three of these damn things.
Aside from the glaring issue that it is not at all standalone and that in order to fully appreciate the stories you NEED to watch the anime...
The main protagonist is the stock "clumsy, incapable, yet plucky and determined" character. However, unlike other instances she is thoroughly unlikable and shows no real progression as a character. Usually these types of characters show some kind of ability that they excel in. Something that gets around the obvious flaw in logic that someone who shows no aptitude for studies or ability to improve would be flunked out in a heart beat. But no...there's nothing Akko is talented in. There's nothing that makes her unique or special other than she is unique and special for "reasons" because the story demands it.
Why does she have the shiny rod? Dunno.
Why does Chariot think she has any kind of potential? Couldn't tell you
Why do her "friends" continue to put up with her endless nonsense? Beats me
Thank god I only had to suffer through three of these damn things.
August 31, 2025
The series as a whole is cute, I love the art style and the little stories are generally wholesome and fun. The ending is rather abrupt, so I recommend reading it as a slice of life manga rather than a continuous story despite the evolving plot points, because most of those never reach any sort of conclusion; which suits me fine, as I prefer this over a rushed ending, but it might not be to everyone's taste.
However, a few things hold Little Witch Academia back. First of all is Akko, who is incredibly annoying. An energetic protagonist is one thing, but Akko is a chihuahua on cocaine for the first two books and only improves a bit in the third—yay for character development, but she was still insufferable for 2/3 of the series. I'm also docking a point for random fatphobia at the beginning of the third book. I get that it's a different culture but holy shit.
Overall it's not a bad little series if you can get it secondhand for cheap, or better yet, for free at your local library.
However, a few things hold Little Witch Academia back. First of all is Akko, who is incredibly annoying. An energetic protagonist is one thing, but Akko is a chihuahua on cocaine for the first two books and only improves a bit in the third—yay for character development, but she was still insufferable for 2/3 of the series. I'm also docking a point for random fatphobia at the beginning of the third book. I get that it's a different culture but holy shit.
Overall it's not a bad little series if you can get it secondhand for cheap, or better yet, for free at your local library.
November 14, 2019
Dans ce tome l'ambiance est encore plus délurée que dans les précédents ^^ et la fin du tome laisse présager le développement d'une intrigue principale avec la possibilité d'une éventuelle suite. En mangas? pas si sûr. En animé? c'est probable. à voir en tout cas c'est mystères et boules de gommes pour l'instant aucune info là dessus :) en tout cas j'espère qu'il y aura effectivement un complément parce que j'ai apprécié lire ce mangas comique et loufoque sur un fond de fantasy à la sauce sorcières et institut de magie. Et finalement je me suis attachée à ces petites apprenties sorcières et je veux les voir dans d'autres gags et dans d'autres situations burlesques ^^
en attendant je regarderai les épisodes de l'animé prochainement.
en attendant je regarderai les épisodes de l'animé prochainement.
April 2, 2024
Nadal nie mogę uwierzyć, że to finalny tom mangi... Anime bardzo mi się podobało i myślałam, że i czytania będzie więcej 😅 Niestety mamy do dyspozycji tylko 3 tomy, a szkoda, bo mangę naprawdę fajnie się czytało. Jedyny zgrzyt, który mi przeszkadzał to strasznie chaotyczne sceny, z których ciężko było czasem cokolwiek zrozumieć. Poza tym jednak przygody Akko jak zwykle bawiły i wzruszały i również ten tom czytało się bardzo przyjemnie. Mamy tu kilka różnych opowieści, każda z nich inna, poruszające osobne aspekty magicznego świata. Podoba mi się wykreowanie postaci oraz klimat całej serii. Gdyby powstało więcej tomów, bez wahania bym po nie sięgnęła!
August 4, 2020
I really really enjoyed this series, As I’ve said in the other reviews I just adore Akko and her friend. She’s so funny and clumsy but at the same time so determined to be a witch, I found myself laughing at her adventures in this on like I did the others and I just think the story is easy to follow and the anime is so cute. It’s made me want to become a Luna Nova student like Akko and Chariot!
Highly recommend for anyone looking at getting into manga or just anyone who likes manga as there cute and easy going.
Highly recommend for anyone looking at getting into manga or just anyone who likes manga as there cute and easy going.
November 2, 2021
Me impresiona que de la adaptación tenga más contenido que lo los mangas. No son malos pero si los siento un poco más apresurados.
Esta tercera entrega me pareció mejor que la segunda, tiene un poco más de comedia y desarrollo de personajes. El único punto malo es que te deja con las ganas de leer un poco más. Según lo que dice al final hay un arco extra o "historias para otro momento" pero no ha salido (o al menos no en la editorial Panini), es cuestión de esperar para ver si hay mas mangas (en mi caso depende de la editorial Panini).
Esta tercera entrega me pareció mejor que la segunda, tiene un poco más de comedia y desarrollo de personajes. El único punto malo es que te deja con las ganas de leer un poco más. Según lo que dice al final hay un arco extra o "historias para otro momento" pero no ha salido (o al menos no en la editorial Panini), es cuestión de esperar para ver si hay mas mangas (en mi caso depende de la editorial Panini).
November 17, 2022
5/10
Verdict: Optional
This review will apply to all three books.
I appreciate this as a fan of the original series but given that it's not a complete adaptation and in a lot of cases does less due to the removal of objective timing and beautiful animation, I can't really recommend this, especially over the original show. I have to stress that I appreciate the effort that was made here, there are some really well done translations to the page, but it's unfortunately not worth investing time and money in for it.
Verdict: Optional
This review will apply to all three books.
I appreciate this as a fan of the original series but given that it's not a complete adaptation and in a lot of cases does less due to the removal of objective timing and beautiful animation, I can't really recommend this, especially over the original show. I have to stress that I appreciate the effort that was made here, there are some really well done translations to the page, but it's unfortunately not worth investing time and money in for it.
December 2, 2023
I enjoy reading The Little Witch Academia manga series only I found so much lost potential in the manga. It is a shame as the anime continued on to two seasons with more cute adventures for the training witches and I for the diversity of different characters.
Little Witch Academia is more of a guilty pleasure manga as I love the cute little adventures and the mixture of characters Andrew and Akko is my favourite magical couple wish they had more scenes together in both the manga and anime especially as he is the most supportive of Akko dream.
Little Witch Academia is more of a guilty pleasure manga as I love the cute little adventures and the mixture of characters Andrew and Akko is my favourite magical couple wish they had more scenes together in both the manga and anime especially as he is the most supportive of Akko dream.
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