Isn’t your normal temperature too high?

Well, there are actually people whose normal temperature is around this level.

I think that around the early 37s falls within the range of individual differences.

They might always be measuring their core body temperature.

To be honest, I find it somewhat scary how you always say something strangely mature.

Although it’s Yuinaccholin’s hometown of Daiko, it was actually part of Ogo Town in Seta County until 2004 and wasn’t initially Maebashi City.

Having a temperature that’s too low is more concerning, you know…

That said, I feel like the talk about normal body temperature and sudden health problems might be some kind of foreshadowing.

I caught a cold! I got over the cold! So it seems like there might be other causes.

I hope my unusually high spirits aren’t due to a slight fever or something.

I don’t want to see the darkness of Yuinacchorin.

A magic that causes a fever when a nearby Maebashi citizen is feeling down.

I like this Sakura-chan.

I also had a fever of over 37 degrees until around my early twenties.

Only four more episodes…
I feel like the progress is just right.

I really like everyone to the point where I want everyone to help if this child has something tough to deal with.

Even though it’s not self-contained, each episode is rich in content, isn’t it…?

It was so tough that even the sweet Choco-chan ended up saying abusive things.
Compared to that, I… 🕳️

>No.1316781751Such Choco-chan is
I was bragging to my little brother and sister that Kyouka-chan is the coolest witch among the five of us.
Despite being told harsh things many times

I wonder if Yuina-chan will be okay with the midsummer heat.

Spot the difference

A little too naughty.

The feverish Yuina Chorin is sexy.

Look… the more foolish a child is, the cuter they are.
I’m probably just praising you because I’m incredibly nice or trying to hide my embarrassment…

I wonder if I can feel like the cherry blossoms.

If I honestly talk, I’ll be called an idiot…

Choco-chan’s family gets along well, so there is still hope.
Stop with the inappropriate jokes about the old lady saying someone is coming to pick her up!

I’m being called an idiot by Choco-chan behind my back!
That Choco-chan will pair up with Kyokarion!
Yuinachorin is being teased by Choco-chan.

In the interview article, it was said that the protagonist is bright with no darkness or underside like before, so Yuina bets 66 trillion on the side with only light.

Is this this week!? Did they delete the damn mole…?

Is this frog good?

The old lady feels guilty for being taken care of, and she thinks it would be better if she weren’t around anymore.

But Choco-chan has an incredibly high fondness for Yuinacchorin, doesn’t she…?

I solved everyone’s problems, so now it’s time to focus on witch training!!

Is this it?
Recently, there are many dark protagonists. However, I think if you make a bright protagonist in today’s era, they tend to lack realism and end up feeling like a real psychopath (laughs). But in the past, there were simply many bright protagonists, right? It seems that this has lost the ability to resonate with people, and the number of protagonists with inner darkness has increased. However, characters like Yuina-chan, who have reasons to be bright, show that their cheerful behavior is also logical. For example, when Az-chan said, “I hate fat people!” and it caused a conflict, she seemed very straightforward when she realized her mistake and said, “Okay. Then let’s end it here.” That kind of rationality and the fact that she doesn’t dwell on it forever is something I really like.

“I want to do what I can for the ‘Maebashi Witches'” Harai Chi Iwai praises it highly on the radio! The long-awaited discussion with director Hayato Yamamoto…

Since April, “Maebashi Witches,” an original anime set in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, has been airing. Five local high school girls aim to become witches while dealing with the troubles of the customers who visit their magical flower shop, as well as their own personal struggles.

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>>47It’s the promotional anime of Maebashi!

I’m glad that my younger siblings don’t have to go through tough times, which is very much like Choco-chan.

Does Maebashi have any elements? Isn’t it just the Jomo Karuta and the shutter street?

Enhancement of welfare!

The ability to crush the viewers’ “you could just do this” moments within the work is a skill of a well-crafted piece.

It seems like this anime will somehow manage with courage and perseverance, just like the lyrics of the OP.

If Kyokarion starts going in a strange direction as mayor, Choco and the others will hit him.

The issue of feelings is the most difficult, so it’s good if magic can somehow take care of that.
If you overdo it with words or songs to evoke emotion, it can become clichéd, but if it’s something that magic has done, then it can’t be helped…

Heavy combis are great, aren’t they?

I heard that guys can come to the store normally too.
I thought it was a store just for girls.

I love Mai-chan’s deep love that breaks through Yua-nee’s recognition barrier.

It feels like the 15 million yen that the city has invested is just the right amount.

Gifu is too negative.
Is that okay?

Yuinachorin’s appeal as a health-conscious child in the fan book is strangely unsettling.
There seems to be a theory that I am actually weak and can’t go to school much, so I have no friends.

There will be a live stream at the end of the month.

In the end, it’s a refreshing anime if you watch until the conclusion, but the introduction of the work and characters at the live event is too misleading.
If I say it, it will be a spoiler, so there’s no helping it.

The salad bowl was interesting!

In terms of the ending, I wonder if it will conclude with the five still unable to become witches and promising to keep trying from here on out.

Gifu and JR Tokai have been fooled…!!

Eternal and indestructible, that is the Maebashi Witches!

Hmm, just being bright gets you labeled a psychopath, huh?
It’s an unpleasant age.

If the fat cat sheds its poison
It just becomes a pleasantly huggable piece of meat.

The trend of acting like someone who thinks about nothing without darkness is too big.

I want to believe that the exchange with the frog at the beginning of episode 1 is everything.

Look up the meaning of psychopath.

In episode 5, there were half-joking comments about how my good-natured side came out, and I guess I’m somewhat aware that I’m a decent person, right, Yuinachorin?
I also reflect on whether I might have said too much.

Rather, in these last two episodes, we found out that Yuinacchorin is actually thinking about various things, didn’t we?

From the moment “Debu Debu” is introduced, it’s clear that it’s not just a cute or dark anime.

A woman who can keep a promise.
Yuinachorin

It’s okay to go with the easier option every time; Yuina is just saying it positively.

My smartphone’s predictive text for “you” and “ki” has gone weird, so Choco-chan’s nickname-giving crime is serious.

Speaking of which, Choco-chan has been away for a while.
It’s not that I was resting; it was because I was dealing with consultations and various things.

I like how the story is structured to show that facing real problems doesn’t mean everything is magically solved, but rather that you can move forward despite them… there are also works that go too far and become bad taste.

I think it feels a bit different from the idea of going with the flow and saying things like I can make my wishes come true with my own power.

Azu-chan still has the bomb, but I wonder what she’ll do.
At least my friends are okay, but I’m not attending school.

I want to have a relationship where we can throw out harsh words at each other freely.

What’s wrong with maintaining the status quo!!

Last time, Choco-chan’s troubles came to a temporary end! This time, instead of pretending to take a break, it’s impressive how they dragged it out while still properly resolving it and coming back.
Although there weren’t that many scenes featuring Choco-chan, she shone incredibly bright.

I want to be Choco-chan’s dad.
And I want to be spoiled every night.

The characters are all shining too much, I can’t get turned on…
I can’t become a mole…

But Kyokarion, being pressured by the mole, was lewd.

Keroppi is probably a really good guy… He takes my temperature for me…

The anime that Iwai from Harajichi talks about his impressions of every time on his radio.

Kyokarion gets poked by Mogutan, and Yuina Chorin loses her first kiss to Keroppe; mascots are the worst…

Ah, is that the one from Gifu that has nothing to do with anime and is like a strange visual work where the rich escape?

Even if they say Keroppe was a bad guy, it feels off for this anime style, and it seems like there isn’t enough time for it…

Keroppi sometimes speaks in a gentle voice.

It seems that Keroppe is thinking on a really long time span based on their words and actions.
I wonder if it’s something like “as long as I can still be called a magical girl.”

Is Azusa not attending school? Did I miss something?

Is there a possibility of a frog prince…?

I wonder if the mysterious reasons for the existence of witches and Keroppi will be revealed.
Since it’s anime, I think there’s no need to worry about anything beyond the stage apparatus, but there are many things that make me anxious…

Well, it doesn’t feel like it’s a meaningless and overtly provocative setting.
Considering the director’s interview and the intentions of the screenwriter,
It seems like you don’t really like that kind of thing.

I never thought I would come to like AzuAzu this much while watching the first episode.