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Asteroid in Love

Asteroid in Love (恋する小惑星アステロイド, Koisuru Asuteroido) is a Japanese four-panel manga series by Quro, serialized in Houbunsha's seinen manga magazine Manga Time Kirara Carat since January 2017. It has been collected in three tankōbon volumes. An anime television series adaptation by Doga Kobo ran from January 3, 2020 to March 27, 2020.

## Plot

When she was little, Mira Kinohata met a boy named Ao at a campsite in town. While gazing at the starry sky together, Mira learns that there's a star with the same name as herself, but no star named Ao. The two then promised to one day explore asteroids together and find a star to name it after him. Several years later, Mira enrolls at the Hoshizaki high school and decides to join the astronomy club to fulfill her promise. However, she learns that the astronomy club will be merged with the geological research society to form the earth science club. Reluctantly, Mira goes to the club room and is reunited with Ao Manaka—the person she made the promise to explore asteroids with—and is shocked to learn that she is a girl!

## Why it Rocks

Good animation.

Awesome stories.

Cool characters.
Majokko Megu-chan

Majokko Megu-chan (魔女っ子メグちゃん, lit. Little Meg the Witch Girl) is a popular magical girl anime series. The manga was created by Tomô Inoue and Makiho Narita, while the 72-episode anime series was produced by Toei Animation between 1974 and 1975. This series is considered an important forerunner of the present day magical girl genre, as the series' characterization and general structure exerted considerable influence over future shows in the same genre. Most notably, several of the show's recurring motifs were recycled in Toei's Sailor Moon, AIC's Pretty Sammy, and (to a lesser degree) Wedding Peach.

## Plot

Megu is sent to Earth in her early teens, she is adopted by Mammi Kanzaki, a former witch who gave up her royal ambitions to wed a mortal. Mammi bewitches her husband and their two children, Rabi and Apo, into believing that Megu has always been the eldest child of the family. Under Mammi's tutelage, Megu learns to control both her abilities and impulses in order to prove her worthiness for the crown. This Rite-of-Passage subtext is continued throughout the series.

## Why it Rocks

Awesome animation.

Great stories.

Cool characters especially Megu herself.
Chapter 106

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**Operation: The Great Romancening!** (ドキドキドバドバ大 (だい) 作 (さく) 戦 (せん) , *Dokidoki Dobadoba Dai Sakusen*?) is the one-hundred and sixth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Furan Tsugihagi
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Miharu Kiryu
* Keigo Magami
* Morihito Otogi
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Ibuki Wakatsuki *(Mentioned)*
Sea Princesses

Sea Princesses (known as Princesas do Mar in Brazil) is a series of children's books created by the Brazilian writer and cartoonist Fábio Yabu. The book was released in 2004 by publisher Panda Books; due to its success, other books were made.

## Plot

The stories are in the world of Salacia, a hidden kingdom under the sea, full of princes and princesses from different animal species.

## Why it Rocks

Great animation.

Awesome characters.

Cool stories.
Orange

Orange (stylized as orange) is a Japanese romance manga series written and illustrated by Ichigo Takano, aimed at the shōjo and seinen demographics.[2][3] It was first serialized in 2012 in Bessatsu Margaret manga magazine and later in Monthly Action.[3] It has been compiled into 6 volumes as of 2017. Its chapters are published online in English by Crunchyroll and in print by Seven Seas Entertainment.[3] It is also published in France by Akata,[2] in Poland by Waneko,[4] and in Spain by Ediciones Tomodomo.[5] A live action film adaptation of the same name was released on December 12, 2015.[6] An anime television adaptation started to air in July 2016.[7] A spin-off to the manga began serialization on March 25, 2016, in the Monthly Action magazine published by Futabasha.[8] An anime theatrical film, titled Orange: Future, premiered in Japan on November 18, 2016.

## Plot

One day, Naho Takamiya receives a letter written to herself from ten years in the future. As Naho reads on, the letter recites the exact events of the day, including the transfer of a new student into her class named Kakeru Naruse. The Naho from ten years later repeatedly states that she has many regrets, and she wants to fix these by making sure the Naho from the past can make the right decisions—especially regarding Kakeru. What's more shocking is that she discovers that ten years later, Kakeru will no longer be with them. Future Naho asks her to watch over him closely.

## Why it Rocks

Awesome animation.

Cool stories.

Great characters especially Naho herself.
Audrey and Friends

Audrey and Friends is a British animated series that aired on Channel 5's Milkshake block in 2000.

## Plot

The series follows Audrey who inhabit a modern world of text-messaging, the Internet and medieval love potions with the help of her friends Constance and Kate.

## Why it Rocks

Cool animation.

Great characters just like the Powerpuff Girl version of the Sugababes in their Angels with Dirty Faces song.
The Big Knights

The Big Knights was a British adult animated television series created, directed and produced by Astley Baker Davies. It was first broadcast on BBC One over the Christmas season of 1999-2000. It was the first TV series to be digitally animated using CelAction 2D, while the first release of the software was still under development.[1][2] It is mixed with cutout animation, traditional animation, and flash animation.

## Plot

The Big Knights is an animated series that follows the adventures of the two Big Knights, Sir Boris and Sir Morris, who are incredibly strong and brave, but are also incredibly stupid. They solve crises, usually of their own creation, but cause great destruction and mayhem in the process.

## Why it Rocks

Best animation.

Awesome stories.

The best episode are Alchemy and Sir Morris and the Beanstalk.

Great characters.
Chapter 117

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**The Day of the Disaster, Part 4** (災 (わざわ) いの日 (ひ) -④, *Wazawai no Hi - 4*?) is the one-hundred and seventeenth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Unnamed Girl *(Debut)*
* Unnamed Mother's Girl *(Debut)*
* Rabuka's Mother *(Debut)*
* Rabuka
* Unnamed Witch
* Unnamed Warlock
* Miharu Kiryu
* Masumi Kiryu *(Flashback)*
* Furan Tsugihagi
* Rui Fujiki
The Amazing World of Gumball

The Amazing World of Gumball (also known as Gumball) is a British-American children's animated television created by Ben Bocquelet for Cartoon Network. Produced primarily by Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe, it first aired on May 3, 2011 and ended on June 24, 2019. The series revolves around the life of Gumball Watterson, a 12-year-old cat who attends middle school in the fictional city of Elmore. Accompanied by his adoptive goldfish brother Darwin Watterson, he frequently finds himself involved in various shenanigans around the city, during which he interacts with his other family members—sister Anais and parents Nicole and Richard and an extended supporting cast of characters.

## Plot

The series revolves around the life of a 12-year-old sky blue cat named Gumball Watterson (Logan Grove, seasons 1–2 and season 3 episode: "The Kids"; Jacob Hopkins, rest of season 3 to "The Copycats", Nicolas Cantu, rest of season 5 onward) and his frequent shenanigans in the fictional American city of Elmore, accompanied by his adopted goldfish brother/best friend Darwin (Kwesi Boakye, season 1–2 and season 3 episode: "The Kids"; Terrell Ransom Jr., rest of season 3 to "The Copycats", Donielle T. Hansley Jr., rest of season 5 onward). Gumball's other family members—his intellectual sister Anais (Kyla Rae Kowalewski) and stay-at-home father Richard (Dan Russell), both rabbits, and workaholic mother Nicole (Teresa Gallagher), a cat—often find themselves involved in Gumball's exploits. Gumball attends school with his siblings at Elmore Junior High, where throughout the series he interacts with his various middle school classmates, most prominently his love interest and eventual girlfriend Penny Fitzgerald (also Gallagher).

## Why it Rocks

Impressively creative, beautiful and colorful animation, which is some of the best looking shows ever created on Cartoon Network.

Great and likable characters such as Darwin.

Awesome and very expressive voice acting.

Entertaining and fast-paced plots.
JuliatheBouliandAudreyandFriendsFan's Best Shows Wiki

**Welcome to the JuliatheBouliandAudreyandFriendsFan's Best Shows Wiki!**
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Angela Anaconda

Angela Anaconda was a Canadian animated series that aired on Teletoon from 1999-2001. It followed the adventures of a girl named Angela who lived in the fictional town of Tapwater Springs, and her life with her wacky brothers, weird friends, and a snobbish French girl named Nanette Manoir.

## Why it Rocks

Great animation.

Awesome stories.

Cool characters especially Angela herself.
Chapter 14: Black Wind (Part 2)

## Summary

Sera takes out several Black Wind Bandits effortlessly. Not even Gilda and his large mallet stands a chance against her. Karna tries to lure Sera into the magical squad only for them to be taken out by Efil's arrows. Karna tries to break for it, but Kelvin wants to ask her some questions, so Sera pulls her back in. Kelvin asks some questions, but Karna isn't willing to talk so Sera takes over.

Karna winces in pain back in the cart as Sera is fascinated by the river flowing by. Kelvin promises to teach her to fish. Karna asks why they're here and it's not to take down Black Wind. It's to eat rice. With that the group arrives in Toraj. Word gets to the leaders of Black Wind that Karna failed in her mission. Christoph is excited that people that are that strong are here.

## Characters

* Sera Baal
* Gilda
* Karna
* Efil
* Kelvin Celsius
* Prisra
* Christoph
Science économique et sociale

## **Les innovations du 18e et du 19e siècles**

Les **innovations** augmentent au 18e grâce à la révolution industrielle car elle demande de nouvelles innovations en termes de production et d'industrialisation. Par exemple l'**invention** de la machine à vapeur permet l'innovation de machine à outils, permettant une production énorme et plus rapide. Le progrès technique, tel le marteau-pilon, à fait explose la production entrainant un progrès en terme de commercialisation. La locomotive à vapeur à permis le transport des nombreux produits. La 1ere innovation est intervenu en 1720, on la doit à Denis Papin, qui a découvert l'utilisation de la vapeur pour mettre en mouvement un mécanisme, cette innovation a entrainé un tas d'innovation comme la machine à vapeur de James Watt, c'est un effet "boule de neige" on appel ça "la grappe d'innovation"

En 1899, la 1ere voiture au monde à avoir passé les 100km/h était électrique, elle s'appelais la "jamais contente", et la 1ere commercialisé était la tesla.

## **Définition**

1. ↑ une innovation est l'application économique que l'on obtient à partir d'une invention
2. ↑ invention = trouvaille
Equipe

# **Seconde**

## **Professeurs**

* A. AUGER (Histoire, Géographie et Enseignement moral et civique)
* E. BERNIGAUD (Science du numérique et technologique)
* E. BONNEFILLE (Physique et Chimie)
* G. DE SALLMARD (Science économique et sociale)
* A. GONCALVES (Espagnol)
* M. GRUNENWALD (Science et vie de la terre)
* M. GUTIERREZ (Anglais)
* P. MAITREPIERRE (Grec)
* S. ORSINI (Mathématiques)
* C. PACAUD (Français)

## **Equipe de correction**

* P. RAVOUX
* A. HACKENBERGER
* M. CHAMPLIAUD
* E. DURIEZ
Cutie Honey

Cutie Honey (Japanese: キューティーハニー, Hepburn: Kyūtī Hanī, also spelled Cutey Honey) is a Japanese Shonen manga series written and illustrated by Go Nagai. First appearing in Weekly Shōnen Champion's 41st issue of 1973, the series ran until April 1974. It follows an android girl named Honey Kisaragi, who transforms into the busty, red or pink-haired heroine Cutie Honey to fight against the assorted villains that threaten her or her world. One of the trademarks of the character is that the transformation involves the temporary loss of all her clothing in the brief interim from changing from one form to the other. According to Nagai, she is the first female to be the protagonist of a shōnen manga series.

## Plot

One day, Honey Kisaragi's a trendy, class-cutting Catholic schoolgirl. The next, her father's been murdered by demonic divas from a dastardly organization called Panther Claw. When his dying message reveals that she's an android, Honey uses the transformative power of the Atmospheric Element Solidifier - the very thing Panther Claw wanted to steal - to seek revenge against the shadowy clan. Can Honey fight her way up Panther Claw's ranks to defeat its leader, the sinister Sister Jill while managing to escape the watchful eyes of Miss Histler, her school's headmistress?

## Why it Rocks

Good animation.

Awesome stories.

Great characters especially Honey herself.
Grec

# **Seconde**

### **Ευτυχισμένο τό Νέο Έτοσ**

En France, nous rencontrons le personnage du Père Noël, emprunté à la mythologie scandinave. Néanmoins, dans certaine région, Saint Nicolas (6 Décembre), représente plus concrètement l'idée de partage

C'est la même chose en Grèce, avec Saint Basile (330-379 après J.-C.). Saint Basile est mort un premier janvier Άγιοσ Βασίλησ (Vassilis).
Il est originaire de Cappadoce en Césarée (Asie Mineure). Il a fait ses études à Constantinople, puis à Athènes. Il a fondé l'ordre Saint-Basile. En tant qu'évêque il a développé un…

### **Ίπποκράτησ**

Όμνυμι Άπόλλωνα ιητπόν και Άσκληπιόν και Ύγειαν και Πανάκειαν και θεούσ πάντασ τε και πάσασ, ίστορασ ποιεύμενοσ, έπιτελέα ποιήσειν, κατά δύναμιν και κρισιν έμήν, όρκον τόνδε και συγγραφήν τήνδε

## **Le futur**

 Singulier
2. λύσεισ
3. λύσει
λύσει (ou λύση)
λύσεθαι
λυθήσει (ou λυθήση)
 Pluriel
2. λύσετε
3. λύσουσι(ν)
λύσεσθε
λύσονυαι
λυθήσεσθε
 Infinitif
Gravity Falls Part One

Gravity Falls Part One (official title: Gravity Falls Part One- Welcome to the Falls) is the first installment in the Gravity Falls fan-made movie trilogy. It entails the first part of Dipper and Mabel Pines' summer, and is the equivalent of the canonical Season One.

## Official Overview

 Dipper and Mabel Pines are sent to their  Great-Uncle Stan's home in Gravity Falls, Oregon, to spend the summer there. While visiting, they begin to notice that the town is not what it seems, and take it upon themselves to explore the mysteries of the town. But when they encounter a strange new foe, they begin to wonder if they have what it takes to survive the summer.

## Synopsis

### Act One

The first act opens with Dipper and Mabel being chased on a bike by a weird gnome monster. Dipper narrates, stating that the audience is probably wondering why this is happening, and asks them to trust him and that there is a perfectly logical explanation. He says that he and his sister Mabel were sent to Gravity Falls because their parents decided they could use some fresh air, and goes on to describe his Great Uncle Stan and the Mystery Shack. Then, he tells the audience that he was worried that the summer would have the same boring routine, until one fateful day.

Mabel is seen trying to indirectly flirt with a boy. Dipper (not narrating) tells her that she's taking her boy obsession a little too far, to which she scoffs, replying that she "Wouldn't be surprised if the man of [her] dreams walked through that door right now". Stan walks though the door, to her disgust and Dipper's amusement. Stan then proceeds to try and assign the unwanted job of hammering up signs in the forest. The lot lands on Dipper, who grudgingly accepts his task.

While in the forest, Dipper finds a mysterious journal that tells him to "trust no one". Mabel suddenly jumps out from behind log, scaring Dipper, and when he won't tell her what he's hiding behind his back, she asks him if he's really not going to show her. He responds that they should go somewhere private and to they do.

## Gravity Falls Part One- Welcome to Gravity Falls

### Written by

Imlikegirldipper2407 (based on the series by Alex Hirsch)
Physique/Chimie

### Echelles caractéristiques

Pour décrire le mouvement d’un système, il faut identifier une échelle spatiale et un échelle temporelle adaptées. Par exemple : pour le mouvement des planètes autour su soleil, l’échelle spatiale utilisée est l’unité astronomique soit 150.106 km et l’échelle temporelle : l’année. Vous devez choisir les échelles les plus judicieuses en fonction du système étudié

### Référentiel

L’objet de référence par rapport auquel on étudie un mouvement est appelé référentiel.
Il existe 3 référentiels fréquemment employés :

* Le référentiel terrestre lié à la surface de la Terre
* Le référentiel géocentrique lié au centre de la Terre
* Le référentiel héliocentrique lié au centre du soleil

### Point matériel

Pour simplifier l’étude, on réduit généralement la taille du système à celle d’un point particulier du système en mouvement, appelé point matériel et on lui associe la masse m du système

### Trajectoire

La trajectoire est l’ensemble des positions successives occupés par le point matériel au cours de son mouvement. Le mouvement du système est :

* Rectiligne si sa trajectoire est une portion de droite
* Circulaire si sa trajectoire est une portion de cercle
* Parabolique si sa trajectoire est une portion de parabole
* Curviligne dans les autres cas

### Vecteur vitesse moyenne

Dans un référentiel donné, entre les positions M et M’, le vecteur vitesse moyenne 𝑣 du système est le rapport du vecteur déplacement 𝑀𝑀’ par la durée ∆t du parcours. 𝑣 = 𝑀𝑀′/∆t

Dans le cas d’une vitesse moyenne ∆t est « relativement » grand.

### Caractéristiques du vecteur vitesse

Le vecteur vitesse est toujours tangent à la trajectoire, c’est-à-dire qu’il est colinéaire au vecteur déplacement 𝑀𝑀’. Le vecteur vitesse est un vecteur donc il possède :

* Un point d’application
* Une direction
* Un sens
* Une norme

### Vecteur vitesse instantanée en un point

Pour obtenir la vitesse instantanée en un point M à la date t, il faut connaitre sa position à la date t’ très proche de t. On calcule alors le vecteur vitesse instantanée : 𝑣 = 𝑀𝑀′/∆t

Dans ce cas : ∆t = t’- t ; cette valeur est infiniment petite, mais en pratique on ne peut pas la mesurer donc on va calculer une vitesse moyenne entre 2 points proches. Le vecteur vitesse 𝑣2 au point M2 entre deux dates t1 et t3, a pour expression : 𝑣2 = 𝑀1𝑀3/𝑡3−𝑡1

Les caractéristiques du vecteur vitesse 𝑣 2 sont :

* Point d’application : point M2
* Direction : droite M1M3
* Sens du point M1 vers le point M3
* Norme : v2 = 𝑀1𝑀3/𝑡3−𝑡1

La distance M1M3 est en mètre (m)

La durée est en secondes (s)

Et la vitesse est en mètre par seconde (m.s-1)

### Variation de la direction du vecteur vitesse

Si la direction reste constante pendant le mouvement alors e mouvement est rectiligne. Pour les autres mouvements (circulaire, curviligne) la direction du vecteur vitesse varie à chaque position

### Variation de la norme du vecteur vitesse

Si la valeur de la norme du vecteur vitesse augmente, le mouvement est accéléré. Si la valeur de la norme du vecteur vitesse diminue, le mouvement est décéléré. Si la valeur de la norme du vecteur vitesse reste constante, le mouvement est uniforme
Autumn Storms Arc

**Autumn Storms Arc** (秋 (しゅう) 嵐 (らん) 編 (へん) , *Shūran-hen*?) is the twelfth story arc and the fourth (officially third) serious arc in the *Witch Watch* series.

After a long time, Morihito is contacted by an old friend named Ran, he asks Morihito to meet to remember old times without knowing that it is a trap.

## Fights & Events

### Events

* Ran's Past
* Lunar Eclipse Prophecy

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Ran Otake
* Rabuka *(Debut)*
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Morihito Otogi
* Keigo Magami
* Miharu Kiryu
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Kara Minami
* Reiji Otogi *(Flashback)*
* Shiki
* Wolf
* Uzu *(Debut)*
* Mogari Otake *(Debut)*
* Jura *(Debut)*
* Unnamed Warlock *(Mentioned)* *(Debut)*
* Momo Kuramochi
* Cheke
* Ibuki Wakatsuki

## Story Impact

* Ran Otake and Rabuka are introduced.
	+ It's revealed that Ran is a hybrid between Ogre and Warlock.
* The consequences caused by the Great Mage War mentioned in Dogs and Raindrops Arc are revealed.
	+ The leader of the warlocks is revealed to be Jura.
* The warlocks' plan is revealed.
* The warlocks declare war on Nico's familiars.
* Ibuki sends out a new prophecy indicating the warlocks' next move.

## Trivia

* During serialization, most of the chapters covering this arc were named as **Autumn Storms**, however in Volume 10 these chapters were renamed as **Autumn Storm**.

## References

1. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 85, Page 1
Kwi-Quick

**Kwi-Quick** (クイックイック, *Kuikkuikku*?) is a white magic spell.

## Description

The caster can increase the speed and perception of speed of the target. This makes the target move faster for other people but time moves normally for the target. The spell wears off by itself after 3 normal days. These 3 days must be multiplied by the amount of time applied, if the speed is multiplied 10 times then the spell will wear off in 30 days for the target, if the speed is multiplied by 30 times then the spell will wear off in 3 months for the target.

## Collateral Damage

By increasing the speed the target will move faster than normal people that means the target cannot communicate with other people due to the increased speed, on the contrary the target will not be able to understand other people due to that for the objective these are very slow, this also applies to movies or other media. In this state, the target must be careful not to touch anyone because if its speed is too high it can hurt people.

## Rules

1. The spell cannot be undone, it disappears after 3 days.
2. The spell cannot be used for offensive purposes.
3. The spell can cause the target to go mad.

## Variations

* **Kwi-Quick Ten-times Speed** (クイックイック 10倍 (ばい) 速 (そく) , *Kuikkuikku Jū Baisoku*?): The spell increases the target's normal speed by 10 times. In this state the spell disappears after 30 days.
* **Kwi-Quick Thirty-times Speed** (クイックイック 30倍 (ばい) 速 (そく) , *Kuikkuikku San Jū Baisoku*?): The spell increases the target's normal speed by 30 times. In this state the spell disappears after 3 months.

## Trivia

* In English translation, in Chapter 69 its name is written as **Kwi-Kwik**.
* Like most of Nico's spells, Kwi-Quick is a spell originally named after her.

## References

1. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 69, Page 5
Chapter 21

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**A Stray Cat's Bubble of Bliss** renamed as **Stray Cat's Bubble of Bliss** (通 (かよ) い猫 (ねこ) の泡 (あわ) いひととき, *Kayoi Neko no Awai Hitotoki*?) is the twenty-first chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Nemu Miyao
* Morihito Otogi
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Wolf *(Debut)*
* Ayako Makinose *(Debut)*

## Chapter Notes

* In Volume 3, this chapter was renamed as **Stray Cat's Bubble of Bliss**, however the Japanese name remained.
	+ The English version remained the original name.
Chapter 59

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**The Lost Wolf and the Stray Cat, Part 2** (迷 (まよ) い狼 (おおかみ) と通 (かよ) い猫 (ねこ) 後 (こう) 編 (へん) , *Mayoi Ōkami to Kayoi Neko Kōhen*?) is the fifty-ninth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Keigo Magami
* Nemu Miyao
* Nemu's Mother *(Flashback)*
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Wolf
* Morihito Otogi
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Miharu Kiryu
Story Arcs

This is the list of **Story Arcs** in the *Witch Watch* series.

**Note:** Most of the story arcs have been officially named, while others are names given by the community for better organization.

*Witch Watch* currently has 2 parts, spanning 18 story arcs.

## List of Arcs

The story arcs names marked with "\*" are officially named while those in **bold** are serious/semi-serious arcs.

### Part 1

* 003. Large Scale Rookie
* 004. Let's Go Together!
* 005. The Flying Classroom

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* 007. Nico's Delivery Has Come
* 008. A Lost Dog and Beats of the Rain
* 009. Kanshi Kazamatsuri the Tengu
* 010. Flying Black Demon

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* 016. Under the Lover's Tree Part 1
* 017. Under the Lover's Tree Part 2

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* 021. Stray Cat's Bubble of Bliss
* 022. Dogs and Drops Part 1
* 023. Dogs and Drops Part 2
* 024. Dogs and Drops Part 3
* 025. Dogs and Drops Part 4
* 026. Dogs and Drops Part 5
* 027. Dogs and Drops Part 6
* 028. Dogs and Drops Part 7
* 029. Dogs and Drops Part 8

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* 038. Trope-tacular Student Council
* 039. The Student Council Introduction Video

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* 042. Summer Demon Part 1
* 043. Summer Demon Part 2
* 044. Summer Demon Part 3

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* 051. Freshman Witch And...
* 052. Her Familiars
* 053. Black Darkness in the Abyss of the Universe

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* 058. The Lost Wolf and the Stray Cat Part 1
* 059. The Lost Wolf and the Stray Cat Part 2

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* 061. Letter from a Friend Part 1
* 062. Letter from a Friend Part 2

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* 065. Long Long a Go Go Part 1
* 066. Long Long a Go Go Part 2

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* 080. Fave Artist File Creative Surge
* 081. Fave Artist File Crazy Event Arc

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* 082. Autumn Storm Part 1
* 083. Autumn Storm Part 2
* 084. Autumn Storm Part 3
* 085. Autumn Storm Part 4
* 086. Autumn Storm Part 5

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* 090. Ogre Masters Part 1
* 091. Ogre Masters Part 2

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* 095. Duet Dance Part 1
* 096. Duet Dance Part 2

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* 102. Secret Relationships
* 103. Three Friends Behind the Gym

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* 104. Hard to Say I Love You
* 105. I Honestly Just Wanna Joke
* 106. Operation: The Great Romancening!
* 107. I've Always Loved Him
* 108. Collapse

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* 112. The Perfect Day for a Confession
* 113. To Be Alone with You
* 114. The Day of the Disaster Part 1
* 115. The Day of the Disaster Part 2
* 116. The Day of the Disaster Part 3
* 117. The Day of the Disaster Part 4
* 118. The Day of the Disaster Part 5
* 119. The Day of the Disaster Part 6
* 120. The Day of the Disaster Part 7
* 121. The Day of the Disaster Part 8
* 122. The Day of the Disaster Part 9
* 123. The Day of the Disaster Part 10
* 124. The Day of the Disaster Part 11
* 125. The Day of the Disaster Part 12
* 126. The Day of the Disaster Part 13
* 127. The Day of the Disaster Part 14
* 128. The Day of the Disaster Part 15
* 129. The Day of the Disaster Part 16
* 130. The Day of the Disaster Part 17
* 131. The Day of the Disaster Part 18

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### Part 2: The Adventures of a Small Witch

* 135. Familiar Summoning Committee
* 136. Ban the Dragon
* 137. King for a Day

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## See Also

**Note:** Not all chapters are organized by arcs since the nature of the series is to be episodic. To see all chapters visit: *Volumes and Chapters*.
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**The Day of the Disaster, Part 10** (災 (わざわ) いの日 (ひ) -⑩, *Wazawai no Hi - 10*?) is the one-hundred and twenty-third chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Nemu Miyao
* Keigo Magami
* Nico Wakatsuki *(Mentioned)*
* Komugi Kurowa
* Wolf
Chapter 61

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**Letter from a Friend, Part 1** (ともだちの手 (て) 紙 (がみ ) 前 (ぜん) 編 (ぺん) , *Tomodachi no Tegami Zenpen*?) is the sixty-first chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Nemu Miyao
* Morihito Otogi
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Keigo Magami
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Miharu Kiryu
* Morihito's Mother *(Debut)*
* Reiji Otogi *(Flashback)*
Chapter 72

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**Magically Mighty Momochi** (魔力 (ちから) 持 (も) ちモモチ, *Chikara Mochi Momochi*?) is the seventy-second chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Momo Kuramochi *(Debut)*
* Morihito Otogi
* Miharu Kiryu
* Keigo Magami
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Ibuki Wakatsuki *(Mentioned)*
Tenryu Kiyomiya

**Tenryu Kiyomiya** (清 (きよ) 宮 (みや) 天 (てん) 流 (りゅう) , *Kiyomiya Tenryū*?) is a character in *Witch Watch* series. He is the Asurano High Student Council President.

## Etymology

* The name **Tenryu** means "*heaven/sky/imperial*" (天) (**ten**) and "*flow/style/manner/method*" (流) (**ryu**).
* Tenryu's surname **Kiyomiya** means "*clear/pure*" (清) (**kiyo**) and "*temple/shrine/palace*" (宮) (**miya**).

## Appearance

Tenryu's hair is blonde and his eyes are yellow. His height is average.

Tenryu normally wears a military outfit.

When he's not in high school he usually wears formal clothes like sweaters but not leaving aside his cap, which according to him is part of him so he can't take it off.

## Personality

Tenryu is a stubborn person when he wants something, he is also very loyal towards his friends and fellow student council members.

He tries to help all the students at Asurano High School.

## History

Since he was a child, Tenryu was instilled with the idea of being firm and learning about leadership.

Upon being elected president of the council, he searched for several ideal students to fill the positions of the student council.

When Nico entered high school and was revealed to be a witch, the student council sought a way to control her powers and decided to ban her from using magic.

At the time of communicating to Nico, they met Morihito, whom Tenryu always tries to convince to join the council.

## Abilities

* **Remember Information:** Tenryu has an inhuman ability to remember information from Asurano high students, knowing their habits, height, clubs, age, etc.

## Trivia

* Like all members of the student council, Tenryu represents a typical manga cliche.
	+ He represents the character obsessed with authority.

## References

1. ↑ Twitter Official Account
2. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 56, Page 12
Chapter 9

**Kanshi Kazamatsuri the Tengu** (天 (てん) 狗 (ぐ) -風 (かざ) 祭 (まつり) 監 (かん) 志 (し) , *Tengu - Kazamatsuri Kanshi*?) is the ninth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Morihito Otogi
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Brelly *(Debut)*

## Chapter Notes

* The English version add a comma to the end of Kanshi's name being **Kanshi Kazamatsuri, the Tengu**.
Imlikegirldipper2407

Imlikegirldipper2407 is the internet alias of the actor who plays Dipper Pines in the Gravity Falls fanmade movies. She is also the director, producer, and writer of the movies.

## Imlikegirldipper2407

### Appears in

Gravity Falls Part One, Gravity Falls Part Two, Gravity Falls Part Three

### Portrays

Dipper Pines, Abuelita Ramirez, Bill Cipher (singing voice), Ford Pines (young)

## Role as Director

Imlikegirldipper is the director of the fanmovies. She got the idea for the movies after watching the original animated series, which she fell in love with instantly. Along with her sister, Horse-and-Pony-Lover-1009,
Uzu

**Uzu** (雲 (う) 珠 (ず) , *Uzu*?) is a character in the *Witch Watch* manga series. She was Ran's mother.

## Appearance

Uzu wears a white burial outfit.
Her hair was white and long.
She was considered a beautiful witch with heavenly beauty.

## Personality

Uzu used to be an apathetic person, showing the wish to die that her magic denied her.
Despite her apathetic attitude, she used to be kind to the people she loved, this personality was only shown to Mogari.

## History

Uzu would participate in the great mage war along with the other warlocks.

After the witches won the war, they would eliminate all the warlocks except Uzu who, due to her immortality magic, could not be killed, so it was decided to imprison her.

She would designate Mogari as her guardian to watch over her, because of this they both met and forged a bond.

Years later, Uzu would ask Mogari to kill her, but since she was immortal, there was only one way to do it and that was by having a child. Uzu will flee with Mogari to a secret place where Ran would be born, due to the birth of her son, Uzu would die in peace.

## Abilities

* **Inmortality Magic:** Uzu would be born with immortality magic, despite not being truly immortal she can heal from any injury but she will age more slowly. Immortality magic allows the user to revive the dead and use them as puppets, to revive someone it is necessary to have a part of that person's body like a bone.

## References

1. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 85, Page 14
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**Meeting the True You** (素 (す) 顔 (がお) の君 (きみ) に会 (あ) いたくて, *Sugao no Kimi ni Aitakute*?) is the one-hundred and fourtieth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Nico Wakatsuki
* Ban
* Morihito Otogi
* Miharu Kiryu
* Keigo Magami
* Furan Tsugihagi
* Rui Fujiki
* Dripper *(Debut)*
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**Kanshi's Part-Time Job Diaries ~The Cafe~** (カンシのバイト日記 (にっき) 〜カフェ〜, *Kanshi no Baito Nikki ~Kafe~*?) is the fifty-seventh chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Keigo Magami
* Miharu Kiryu
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Morihito Otogi
* Cafe Owner *(Debut)*
* Kokoro Urahara *(Debut)*
* Customer *(Debut)*
Shikimi

**Shikimi** (樒 (しきみ) , *Shikimi*?) is a warlock known as the **Forest Witch**.

Due his desire to revive Jura and be the boss of Rabuka, Tokiyo, Komugi and Ran, he's the main antagonist of *Witch Watch* series.

## Etymology

* Shikimi's name means *"cypress"* (樒) (**shikimi**).
	+ His name also referes to Japanese star anise known as **Shikimi** (樒) in Japan.

## Appearance

Shikimi is seen with short hair. On his forehead he has a drawing of thorns covering him, referring to his plant magic.

He usually dresses in a hat and a trench coat. All of his clothes are black.

## Personality

Shikimi is a serious guy who usually acts calm, is calculating and intelligent. However, he also has a creepy side since he usually gets excited when his plans don't go as he expects. It has also been seen that he has a cold side since he does not hesitate to attack his opponents and is able to use weapons if necessary, it has also been seen that he uses people at will, discarding them if they are no longer suitable for him utility.

## History

Most of his past is currently unknown. The only thing that is known is that he has been gathering warlocks with the purpose of resurrecting Jura. At some point in his life, he would meet Tokiyo, Komugi, Rabuka and Ran and convince them to join his plan.

## Abilities

* **Plant Magic:** Shikimi can control plants, this allows him to manipulate them to give them the shape he wants. It has also been seen that he can control the plant as such since he can remove it from the place where it was planted.

## Trivia

* His name **Shikimi** refers to the **Japanese Star Anise**, referring to his magic to control plants.
* His first formal appearance was indirectly mentioned by Ran in Chapter 85, his full appearance was shown in Chapter 127 and his name was revealed in Chapter 129.

## References

1. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 129, Page 14
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**The Lost Wolf and the Stray Cat, Part 1** (迷 (まよ) い狼 (おおかみ) と通 (かよ) い猫 (ねこ) 前 (ぜん) 編 (ぺん) , *Mayoi Ōkami to Kayoi Neko Zenpen*?) is the fifty-eighth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Miharu Kiryu
* Morihito Otogi
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Keigo Magami
* Nemu Miyao
* Wolf *(Flashback)*
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**Three Friends Behind the Gym** (体 (たい) 育 (いく) 館 (かん) 裏 (うら) の三 (さん) 人 (にん) , *Taīkukan Ura no San'nin*?) is the one-hundred and third chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Nico Wakatsuki
* Keigo Magami
* Morihito Otogi
* Miharu Kiryu
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Furan Tsugihagi
* Rui Fujiki
* Wolf
Syrup Amai

**Syrup Amai** (天 (あま) 井 (い) シロップ, *Amai Shiroppu*?) is a character in *Witch Watch* series. She is the Asurano High Student Council Secretary alongside her older twin sister Kuromitsu Amai.

## Etymology

* Syrup's surname **Amai** means "*ceiling*" (天井) (**amai**).

## Appearance

Although she looks like a child, she is a high school student, Syrup wears a western style dress.

Her hair is yellow.

## Personality

Syrup is calmer than her sister.

It has been shown that she is often outgoing and speaks directly.

## History

Syrup was recruited by Tenryu to join the student council as the secretary.

## Trivia

* Like all members of the student council, she represents a typical manga cliche.
	+ She represents the western style loli character.
Witch

**Witches** are a race capable of using white magic.

## Overview

Due to their good intentions and good deeds they are able to use white magic.

Each witch can use the basic spells as well as special magic that depends on each witch.

Every thousand years there is a witch capable of using more than a thousand spells known as the Witch of thousands.

## History

Around the year 1600, witches along with their familiars would arrive in Japan, taking refuge from witch hunts that occurred in a faraway land.

Some time later, during the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, the witches would enter into a conflict with the warlocks, this conflict would be known as the great mage war. At the end of the war, the witches managed to eradicate the warlocks and their leader, to prevent their resurgence an alert spell is placed on young witches and they are taught from an early age to avoid having bad intentions.

## Caracteristics

### Panacea

When a witch is born, it is tradition to create a panacea from her umbilical cord.
This panacea is capable of curing any illness or disease, which is why it is usually used in emergencies. The panacea can only be used once so if the witch uses it they can't use it again.
If someone is not born a witch, they probably does not have a panacea.

### Grimorire

All the witches have a grimoire where they can save the spells they learn, most witches can only save the basic spells and the spells of their specialty with the exception of Nico Wakatsuki who, being the witch of thousand, can save several spells.

## Trivia

* They are the counterpart of warlocks.
* Despite its name, there are several male witches.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 91, Page 6
2. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 85, Page 7
3. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 22, Page 1
4. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 29, Page 11
Chapter 2

**A Magical Duo** renamed as **Majical Two** (マジカルな二人 (ふたり) , *Majikaru na Futari*?) is the second chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Nico Wakatsuki
* Morihito Otogi
* Reiji Otogi *(Flashback)*

## Chapter Notes

* In Volume 1, this chapter was renamed as **Majical Two**, however the Japanese name remained.
	+ The English version remained the original name.
Yuzuru Kenmochi

**Yuzuru Kenmochi** (剣 (けん) 持 (もち) 弓 (ゆ) 弦 (づる) , *Kenmochi Yuzuru*?) is a character in *Witch Watch* series. He is the Asurano High School Vice President alongside Ibara Ibu.

## Appearance

He wears a vest with the Asurano High School uniform.

Her hair is green and his accent is from Kansai.

## Personality

Yuzuru appears to be a good person but due to his closed eyes he often makes people believe that he has bad intentions.

## History

He was recruited by Tenryu to join the student council as the vice president.

## Trivia

* Like all members of the student council, he represents a typical manga cliche.
	+ He represents the mysterious character with his eyes closed.

## Site Navigation

1. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 74, Page 6
Suzuka Kiyomiya

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**Suzuka Kiyomiya** (清 (きよ) 宮 (みや) 涼 (すず) 華 (か) , *Kiyomiya Suzuka*?) is a character in *Witch Watch* series. She is a classmate of Nico, Morihito and Keigo.

## Etymology

* The name **Suzuka** means "*cool/refreshing*" (涼) (**suzu**) and "*flower/petal*" (華) (**ka**).
* Suzuka's surname **Kiyomiya** means "*clear/pure*" (清) (**kiyo**) and "*temple/shrine/palace*" (宮) (**miya**).

## Appearance

Suzuka is seen wearing her school uniform and a ponytail in her hair.

## Personality

She is very kind and friendly with people.

## History

Suzuka is in the same class as Nico, Morihito, and Keigo.
She was present when Nico blew up his entire class with magic as well as the revelation that Morihito is an ogre.
Months later Suzuka would ask Nico and Morihito for help with her tea ceremony.
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**The Start of a New Life** (新 (しん) 生 (せい) 活 (かつ) スタート, *Shin Seikatsu Sutāto*?) is the one-hundred and thirty-second chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series and the first chapter of The Adventures of a Small Witch.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Nico Wakatsuki
* Miharu Kiryu
* Morihito Otogi
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Keigo Magami
* Ibuki Wakatsuki
* Sgt. Punch *(Debut)*
Chapter 96

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**Duet Dance, Part 2** (Duet (デュエット)  Dance (ダンス)  後 (こう) 編 (へん) , *Duetto Dansu Kōhen*?) is the ninety-sixth chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order to Appearance

* Morihito Otogi
* Himeko
* Bossun
* Kozue Miki
* Switch
* Keigo Magami
* Ryuta Shippou
* Nico Wakatsuki
* Kukumi Ureshino
* Reiko Yuki
* Takashi Isshiki
* Kara Minami

## Chapter Notes

* This chapter is a special crossover between Witch Watch and Sket Dance to celebrate the second anniversary of the Witch Watch Series.
Momo Kuramochi

**Momo Kuramochi** (倉 (くら) 持 (もち) 桃 (もも) , *Kuramochi Momo*?) is a witch who was helped by Ibuki. She is a teleportation witch.

## Etymology

* The name **Momo** means "*peach*" (桃).
* Momo's surname **Kuramochi** means "*warehouse/storehouse*" (倉) (**kura**) and "*hold/have*" (持) (**mochi**).

## Appearance

Momo is a fat person (although she doesn't usually care much) and usually has a flower ornament in her hair.

## Personality

Momo is kind to people and always tries to help, she tends to spoil people due to her kind personality.

## History

Momo's magical power would awaken 3 years ago, thanks to that Momo would discover that she had witch blood ruining her dream of becoming a nurse.

She traveled to Yusenkyo where she would meet Ibuki and train magic from her for 6 months.
She would look for Nico to take care of her and help her.

## Abilities

* **Teletransportation Magic:** Momo is able to teleport to several different places, every time she teleports to a far distance or teleports many people she loses weight.

## Trivia

* Momo tends to do quiet activities like baking.
* Momo usually likes naps a lot and being calm at home.

## References

1. ↑ Official Momo Birthday
2. ↑ Witch Watch Manga: Chapter 91, Page 1
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**Autumn Storms, Part 1** (秋 (しゅう) 嵐 (らん)  1, *Shūran 1*?) is the eighty-second chapter of the *Witch Watch* manga series.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Ran
* Rabuka *(Debut)*
* Kanshi Kazamatsuri
* Morihito Otogi
* Wolf *(Mentioned)*
* Keigo Magami
* Miharu Kiryu
* Nico Wakatsuki
Volume 1

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* ENG Cover

**Witch's Return** (魔 (ま) 女 (じょ) の帰 (き) 還 (かん) , *Majo no Kikan*?) is the first volume of *Witch Watch* manga written and illustrated by Kenta Shinohara.

## Summary

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* JP

Morihito Otogi’s family is descended from a long line of ogre familiars, and he has the inhuman strength to prove it. One day, his father comes to him with the life-changing news that he is to become the familiar of his childhood friend, the teenage witch Nico. He is to live under the same roof with her and protect her from anything and anyone that may attempt to harm her. Meanwhile, Nico is excited to get to live with the love of her life, even if her crush is one-sided—Morihito is so serious about his duties to protect her that any romance is going to be an uphill battle. But he has every reason to be serious, as Nico has a prophecy of doom hanging over her head!

Morihito Otogi, a high school student with the power of an ogre, follows an old pact and moves in with his childhood friend Nico, a witch! Nico is thrilled to see her childhood friend again after returning from her witch training, but Morihito has a mission to protect Nico from a prophesied disaster...? Nico, the "clumsy girl," causes unavoidable troubles with her outlandish magic...! A magical comedy begins!

鬼の力を持つ高校生・乙木守仁は、古い盟約に従い魔女で幼馴染のニコと同居することに!! 魔女修行から戻り、幼馴染との再会にときめくニコだったが、守仁には、予言された災いからニコを守る使い魔としての使命があり…!? “ドジっ子”ニコが突飛な魔法で、回避不能なトラブルを巻き起こす──!! 奇想天外! マジカルコメディ開幕!!

## Story Arcs

*Main Article: High School Life Arc*
*Main Article: New Prophecy Arc*
## Chapter List

* 001. **Return of the Witch** (魔 (ま) 女 (じょ) の帰 (き) 還 (かん) , *Majo no Kikan*?)
* 002. **Majical Two** (マジカルな二 (ふた) 人 (り) , *Majikaru na Futari*?)
* 003. **Large Scale Rookie** (大 (おお) 型 (がた) ルーキー, *Ōgata Rūkī*?)
* 004. **Let's Go Together!** (ファミレス行 (い) こ!, *Famiresu Iko!*?)
* 005. **The Flying Classroom** (飛 (と) ぶ教 (きょう) 室 (しつ) , *Tobu Kyōshitsu*?)
* 006. **Spring See-Through Outfits** (春 (はる) のシースルーコーデ, *Haru no Shīsurū Kōde*?)
* 007. **Nico's Delivery Has Come** (魔女に宅 (たっ) 急 (きゅう) 便 (びん) , *Majo ni Takkyūbin*?)

## Extra Pages

Back and SummaryTitle PageTable of Contents
## Trivia

* The first volume shares its title with the first chapter.
* Some English names are changed with respect to their broadcast in **Manga+**, such is the case of chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7.
	+ In the Digital English version, the **Manga+** names are preserved.

## References

1. ↑ *Witch Watch* Volume 1 on Amazon (JP)
2. ↑ *Witch Watch* Volume 1 on Amazon (ENG)
3. ↑ *Witch Watch* Volume 1 Summary ENG Viz
4. ↑ *Witch Watch* Volume 1 Summary JP Shueisha
Kenta Shinohara

**Kenta Shinohara** (篠 (しの) 原 (はら)  健 (けん) 太 (た) , *Shinohara Kenta*?) is a Japanese mangaka and the author and illustrator of *Witch Watch*.

## History

Shinohara was born on January 9, 1974, in Chiba Prefecture. His first notable and manga-related job was as an assistant to Hideaki Sorachi on his work *Gintama*, during which time Shinohara went under the alias **Shintaro Nakae**, an anagram of his real name.

In June and September 2003, Shinohara was one of the final candidates for the monthly JUMP 12 Outstanding Rookie Manga Award both months, though he did not actually win either award.

Shinohara wrote two one-shots for his well-known work ***Sket Dance*** (スケット・ダンス, *Suketto Dansu*?) in the winter and summer of 2006, submitting them to *Akamaru Jump* and *Weekly Shonen Jump* respectively. The second one-shot was a pilot arranged in a book volume format, similar to the eventual first chapter of the main series. Serialization of *Sket Dance* began on July 14, 2007, in *Weekly Shonen Jump*.

His second notable work is ***Astra Lost in Space*** (彼 (か) 方 (なた) のアストラ, *Kanata no Asutora*?), which began serialization in *Shonen Jump+* on May 9, 2016.

Shinohara's newest work is ***Witch Watch*** (ウィッチ・ウォッチ, *Uitchi Uotchi*?), which began on February 7, 2021 and is currently ongoing.