>>3

To be precise, it’s someone who has ordinary creative talent and is actually producing, yet they strangely aspire to be less than that, like a wannabe.

>>4

I smirked because the design of the paperback cover is stylish, so the OP also matched the color palette.

If you can’t understand what you’re reading only in this magazine, you still have a long way to go.

I’m not an aspiring (artist) because I’m outputting as a YouTuber and comedian.

The thread image is more talented than a wannabe but has less confidence than a wannabe.

>>8

He’s quite an unpleasant guy…

Kan-chan is also getting a cool haircut properly.

Nico has been floating around cutely.

Since I haven’t seen the early Nico in a while, I didn’t expect her hair to be pinker than I thought…

It feels like it’s been a few years since I became a Nico child.

Hair is messy.

Is this really a work that deserves such a strong push for adaptation into anime!? I’m confused.

From watching the OP, it feels like it will progress at a quite high speed until the characters are assembled, which shows a sense of seriousness.

>>26

On one hand, it has been adapted into a film multiple times.

On one hand, it’s amazing that all three of their serialized works have been adapted into anime, while this mentor and disciple are on a completely different vector…

But I can’t underestimate this guy’s level of activity just to treat him like a wannabe.

They take a lot of action and really put themselves out there, although they may not be as sick as Moi-chan.

It’s frustrating that they want to make games even though they can only make crappy ones…

>>29

I like the episode where they create a death game and receive criticism, but while reading, I can’t help but think, “Isn’t this a bit like the episode with the old man from Sket Dance?”

In the OP, they’ve made it look like a cool, refreshing handsome character by reducing the amount of hair.

Wouldn’t it be interesting if someone from Kiki’s Delivery Service came in the OP of Witch Watch?

Just because Moichan raised the bar, they brought YOASOBI along.

You put on a show like a medalist…

I’m glad that the person behind Kan-chan is from Kansai.

You might have forgotten, but this is about the author of the third chapter in Jump, so of course I’m fired up!

>>38

I remembered that the young lord who is skilled at escaping was extremely fired up.

Handsome guy with messy hair.

They were even broadcasting the cheese steamed bread anime in the evening…

Seeing Nico holding two Pocky sticks reminded me of Bossun and made me feel nostalgic.

At this rate, people who watch the anime will mistakenly think that Witch Watch is a reverse harem romantic comedy like Nico’s.

I laughed at the scene where they were being cute.

It seems like this subpar anime is likely to attract more female fans…

Don’t become the one that is annoying if handled incorrectly…

This author has had a surprisingly large number of works adapted into anime, which is amazing.

>>50

It’s strange that a manga artist whose works have been continuously adapted into anime in Jump is being treated as if they’re low-key!

>>50

At most, they just adapted all three serialized works into anime, and the first one only aired for six cours in the evening prime time.

Astra is also self-contained within the anime, so it’s easy to recommend.

If it’s just a sub-par person pretending to be talented, then the latter is more unpleasant.

>>52

If you were a former star skater, you must be talented!

This guy has nothing but elements that will become popular again.

I want to see the nameless ones go crazy in the TS episode soon.

Look… my Keigo…

>>57

Everyone in that house is secretly doing this.

>>57

Who is saying this?

Seriously light! I only realized that it was connected to “magical” after it became an anime.

The episode where Keigo creates a weird game, the episode where Moi-chan becomes a bad otaku, and the episode where Kanshi goes through a terrible experience are hits.

Astra was every other week, right?

I also like the serious parts.

It’s digging deeper into the character.

>>65

Both works have done an amazing job of completely finishing the original story.

Come on, hurry up and show me where this guy and Nem-chan have a romantic comedy!

I’m trying to remember if there was a range of Kan-gyaku (a type of content) that could be done in the first season.

>>68

Is it around an ottoman…?

>>68

In the opening of the OP, you’re doing some fast-forwarding side jobs, right?

Monsters are not normal.

Miharu, I can’t help but remember that guy from the Gesseling club.

>>71

I wish I could have seen it in anime.

Visit to Komachan’s House

It’s unfair that Moi-chan and the subculture have such good portrayals in the story…

>>72

Miharu is also naturally treated as a beautiful boy.

Kan-chan is… being liked by someone at the part-time job…

I love how passionate the OP is.

Because if they’re the same person as Wolf, they first need to have a good face, or it won’t make sense…

I definitely have the talent to make a silly game, so I hope you work hard on the sequel.

>>76

It looks interesting now to see a game with really slippery animals.

It’s normally impressive, but because Matsui-sensei achieved the remarkable feat of having three series serialized in the main magazine as an anime first, it’s becoming less prominent.

Quick Quick is picking up on the OP, so it seems likely to be animated even if they have to change the flow.

Miharu, who is being excluded from the op, has a sad present.

>>82

The joining period is a bit late.

>>82

This kind of blatant hinting seems to show that the production side is considering making a second season if it becomes popular, doesn’t it?

>>82

In fact, it’s being drawn a little here and there in a subtle way.

Moi-chan and Keigo (and Wolf) are clearly said to be good-looking in the main story…

Look at our Keigo…

New viewers are starting to become deadweight like the existing readers!

Mr. Matsui, being a former businessman, is having a positive impact.

>>93

It’s like a manga artist who doesn’t know anything about society is really messed up.

How many cour will it have?

All the episodes where Moi-chan is rambling about vintage stuff should be made into anime too.

Kan-chan’s character creation is a failure, but that’s really true.

I can feel the skill of the manga artist in the way they reuse a familiar format from past works.

Miharu can confirm, to a degree that doesn’t spoil anything, that there is a corner where the stuffed toy is reflected and that there are five pairs of shoes.

Miharu’s legs and something that looks like them are briefly shown!

To be frank, Witch Watch isn’t that interesting in the beginning…

Since the members got together, it’s been really stable, but it was tough until the addition of that subculture jerk.

>>102

Conversely, I think it’s impressive that they are properly hitting the later-released characters.

>>114

It feels more like Kan-chan, Morihito, and Niko are lacking in reaction roles or hooks rather than being bad, especially in the early stages.

>>102

For now, if Kan-chan joins, things will be somewhat manageable.

I’m surprised to see you properly in the OP.

Look!! Our Kan-chan is…!!

>>104

(Again, something terrible is happening.)

(Whether it can be visually confirmed is even questionable.)

As expected, the student council has come prepared with the usual clichés.

I think everyone understood that the white twin loli, Kugimiya, was the one.

The third adaptation into anime is currently a standalone top in the magazine, which is amazing.

>>106

That guy… skipped out on Neuro.

>>115

Is Neuro getting an anime adaptation!!??

>>115

Well… I’ll forgive it since it’s Neuro that hasn’t been adapted into an anime…

Moy-chan’s level of otaku-ness is more evident in her marble episode than in vintage jeans.

>>108

In the jeans episode, I was able to finally get my hands on something I’ve admired since a long time ago, and I was able to share it with my friends.

The marbles story was immediately influenced by Kan-chan’s lie, and then someone started saying, “That’s shallow…”

I really like that the reason for the betrayal was for the sake of the mother.

The mother quickly faded out of the story for convenience.

This scene seems to have taken a lot more effort to create than some subculture jerk.

>>112

It seems that this scene, which should only last a few seconds, has taken nearly 100 shots.

>>130

That

What

>>137

The judgment is that it should be moved because it moves ten times faster with a quick turn.

I feel like Nico looks super cute when moving in anime, but what’s going on, Nameless I-chan?

I want them to make an anime because the episode where Kan-chan has a terrible experience is funny.

>>119

(Which one…?)

All of the adaptations have been successful, so this author is quite fortunate, isn’t she?

The marbles show all of Moichan’s good and bad points.

>>123

It feels like Moi-chan’s character direction has been clearly established there.

>>123

It’s really too early for such a unique condescending label like “small fry.”

I want Kan-chan to join early, so it’s okay to skip a certain amount of the early story.

It looks like Nico’s reverse harem anime.

>>129

Deciding to live together and having just one person turn into a girl while everyone else becomes a dad, or something like that.

I think it’s set up like a shoujo manga…

In the early stage, Keigo looked like he was in a subculture band.

Isn’t OP’s stiffness a bit strange?

I was surprised by how quickly Nicodesman streamed.

I hope the anime continues until Miharu appears…

They seem to be quite motivated, so it looks like they’ll make it to the second cour.

https://shonenjumpplus.com/episode/4856001361115843260

It’s quite complicated, isn’t it, the first appearance?

I wonder if that fierce classmate and the student council still have a black witch.

I don’t think there is anyone else who can be associated with their name like Mr. Kuroiwa.

>>142

From Uro Mira’s perspective, the robot seems suspicious.

>>149

That guy using an obviously extravagant cast is suspicious.

>>152

I have a strong feeling that it’s definitely that guy.

>>167

I liked you, but is it really that guy after all…

Vitamin colors are popular among middle school students who are still children.

>>144

It’s funny how they’re properly pushing the bubble.

I forgot about it until I read it for free the other day, but this guy is a number one boss.

To be frank, subculture jerks aren’t really that subculture.

>>146

That guy is a wannabe.

Moi-chan really seems to love Neuro from Matsui Yuusei’s manga.

>>147

Subkuso is the type who just likes Assassination Classroom.

Why did you take a serious path…?

>>148

Serious has been popular since the time of Sket.

Even in Witch, surveys may drop, but there are many popular episodes in Serious as well.

>>148

There are people who say, “No matter what it is, it’s just not good to include serious elements in a gag manga.”

In the end, what really matters is whether that serious part is actually interesting or not.

The author has loved sudden serious arcs since before, and they are also being appreciated, aren’t they?

I think the biggest challenge for this anime is whether they can use a gorilla as a voice actor.

>>151

Since I’m just explaining that scene, I wonder if I can bring out the gorilla…

>>151

I think we can get through this with Tomokazu Sugita as the proxy.

The problem is that the switch will come out later…

>>180

Both are guests, so no problem.

I think the serial part of Witch Watch is actually quite interesting.

I think the reason the past arc was tough was that there were mostly unfamiliar characters appearing.

>>156

In other words, the hit rate for gag episodes is high, so people think it should end quickly and focus on the gags.

With my master.

I think everything except for the parents’ past part is serious.

The parent’s backstory was enjoyable as a way to confirm Uro-Mira’s answers.

>>161

It’s nice how the past of the parent generation intersects with modern topics repeatedly…

The previous game’s protagonist wasn’t really much of a protagonist in the last game, huh…

I like that there are voice actors from the voice drama as well.

Wasn’t the gorilla’s turn quite a bit later!?

I think battles and serious moments are better than with my master.

Honestly, I’ve been sad lately because there haven’t been any bad game episodes.

>>169

Let’s go roughly.

I think my impression of the serious part of Wiwwo will change depending on whether I read it weekly or binge-read it in a volume.

Those who are enjoying the cultural festival and those who are harshly criticizing it.

I believe this work originally has a foundation for being serious from the very beginning.

The reason why uromira has become such a dubious item is quite terrible, and why is it gaining popularity…?

>>177

It’s too murky, so there is plenty of room for consideration.

I don’t understand why Kara-chan isn’t popular in that world…

In the first place, “Skedan” got on track starting from “Switch Off.”

>>181

I think it was the romantic episode that came before that.

I have a little expectation that it might become popular with girls.

>>182

I’m looking forward to the thin books featuring Nem, Keigo, and Wolf becoming popular.

The most troublesome anime adaptation is not the animation process needed for Quickquik or Gorilla, but rather the entire first episode that leaves viewers behind, like Uro Mira.

>>185

Let’s go roughly!

The OP had the characters doing all sorts of things, and every scene felt like a mix of this and that, it was really amazing.

Kan-chan might actually be pretty popular without realizing it.

I’m also being liked by a senior at my part-time job.

I want to see the TS episode soon~

The director felt pressure as they were told “The opening is amazing!” even before making the anime opening.

Sugita might end up with three people.

It feels like there are fewer serious episodes than one would expect given that it’s designed to be serious.

It might be because I’m comparing it to a gorilla.

I’m looking forward to the Sukedan episode.

I’m happy if the voice actors are the same, but I wonder how it will turn out.

The seriousness of Skedan was really similar to my master… well…

It’s getting considerably better through Astra.