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There are many reasons why Witch Watch Ep. 2 "A Giant Rookie / Let’s Go to a Diner / The Flying Classroom" has such an absurdly long title. It's all because Nico's first day in school is just as absurd. It's so absurd that it's divided into a series of interconnected vignettes. All with Morihito
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Witch Watch Ep. 1 "Witch's Return" is the start of a most peculiar Shonen Jump anime. It's basically Kiki's Delivery Service but with a heavy dose of romcom (emphasis on the comedy) and a much more well-developed magic system. The result is an anime premiere that's basically a slapstick comedy with
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