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Maebashi Witches

2025 · TV Series · TV-14 · 24 min · ★ 5.5

AnimationSci-Fi & FantasyDrama

Welcome to Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. For first-year high school student Yuina Akagi, her middling life takes a wild turn the moment a mysterious frog named Keroppe shows up and asks her, “Why don’t you become a witch?” Alongside Azu Niisato, Kyoka Kitahara, Choco Mitsumata, and Mai Kamiizumi, Yuina and her friends are excited to make people’s dreams come true as the Maebashi Witches.

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Details
Years
2025
Release date
2025-04-06
Language
Japanese
Rated
TV-14
Runtime
24 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating
5.5/10 (4 votes)

Themes

  • anime
  • magical girl
  • gunma, japan

Cast & crew

Episodes1 season · 12 episodes

Season 112 episodes
  • S1E1What’s Wrong With the Status Quo?!24m
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  • S1E2You’re as Cheap and Flimsy as Your Clothes24m
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  • S1E3The Word 'Lazy,' Pronounced as 'Being Yourself'24m
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  • S1E4Go for a 70 Over a 10024m
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  • S1E5Is That 70% of 100%?24m
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  • S1E6Choco's Big, Round, Chocolate Cake24m
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  • S1E7When Things Suck, It Sucks to Admit That They Suck24m
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  • S1E8Kyoka-chan, You Sure Are Dumb24m
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  • S1E9The Maebashi Witches Are Far Evermore24m
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  • S1E10I'll Never Forget Today, Even After I Forget24m
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  • S1E11Have We Met Before?24m
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  • S1E12I Think I'm Done Being a Witch24m
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