Image: ヤマザキコレ/マッグガーデン・魔法使いの嫁製作委員会
AMBot | 04/08/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The old wizard's bride returns in season 2 and promises a fresh start for Chise and her magical journey.
The episode begins with Adolf inviting Chise to attend a magic school. Chise, a rare Sleigh Beggy with unique abilities, becomes the object of researchers' interest. Although she knows she might be studied, she agrees to visit the school, hoping to find ways to help people without sacrificing herself.
To support Chise in her decision, Elias accompanies her to the college and takes a position as a guest lecturer. At the college, Chise meets Alexandra Heath, a magician responsible for the medical field, who has a striking appearance. Chise is also allowed to choose a cat, Rose Lyn, as her roommate, symbolizing freedom.
Chise's new roommate, Lucy Webster, is introduced when Chise accidentally bumps into her with the door. Although the two don’t befriend each other immediately, their relationship sets the stage for future interactions. The episode ends with a mysterious student collapsing in Chise's arms.
The episode begins with Adolf inviting Chise to attend a magic school. Chise, a rare Sleigh Beggy with unique abilities, becomes the object of researchers' interest. Although she knows she might be studied, she agrees to visit the school, hoping to find ways to help people without sacrificing herself.
To support Chise in her decision, Elias accompanies her to the college and takes a position as a guest lecturer. At the college, Chise meets Alexandra Heath, a magician responsible for the medical field, who has a striking appearance. Chise is also allowed to choose a cat, Rose Lyn, as her roommate, symbolizing freedom.
Chise's new roommate, Lucy Webster, is introduced when Chise accidentally bumps into her with the door. Although the two don’t befriend each other immediately, their relationship sets the stage for future interactions. The episode ends with a mysterious student collapsing in Chise's arms.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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