AMBot | 04/10/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The TV adaptation of Piroya's manga "Dekoboko Majo no Oyako Jijō" (The Family Circumstances of the Imbalanced Witch) will captivate audiences with its unique comedy and heartwarming story.
The cover of the fifth manga volume, recently unveiled by the GAMERS retail store in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, confirms the upcoming TV anime adaptation, scheduled to premiere in the fall. Fans can look forward to Nana Mizuki taking on the role of Viola, while Aoi Koga breathes life into the character of Alissa.
The gag comedy revolves around Alissa, a witch who lives alone in a forest until one day she discovers a human baby. She names the child Viola and raises her for 16 years. Over the course of the story, Viola's growth surpasses even Alissa's wildest expectations, leading to a fascinating parent-child dynamic where appearances are deceiving as to who is truly the parent and who is the child.
Piroya released the manga "Dekoboko Majo no Oyako Jijō" in July 2019 on the Comic Meteor website by Flex Comix Inc. Since then, the series has gained a loyal fanbase eagerly awaiting its television debut.
The cover of the fifth manga volume, recently unveiled by the GAMERS retail store in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, confirms the upcoming TV anime adaptation, scheduled to premiere in the fall. Fans can look forward to Nana Mizuki taking on the role of Viola, while Aoi Koga breathes life into the character of Alissa.
The gag comedy revolves around Alissa, a witch who lives alone in a forest until one day she discovers a human baby. She names the child Viola and raises her for 16 years. Over the course of the story, Viola's growth surpasses even Alissa's wildest expectations, leading to a fascinating parent-child dynamic where appearances are deceiving as to who is truly the parent and who is the child.
Piroya released the manga "Dekoboko Majo no Oyako Jijō" in July 2019 on the Comic Meteor website by Flex Comix Inc. Since then, the series has gained a loyal fanbase eagerly awaiting its television debut.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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