

ウィッチクラフトワークス
Even though they shared the same bus every morning and sat next to each other in class, Ayaka Kagari, the "Princess" of Tougetsu High School, was nothing more than an unreachable idol for Honoka Takamiya. The horde of students who worshipped the "Princess" was merely a nuisance to Honoka, living his lazy, regular high school life. Everything seemed perfectly normal until, one day, Honoka is attacked out of the blue by a mysterious witch. To his surprise, Ayaka saves his life, revealing herself ...
When a school idol reveals herself as a fire witch, a lazy teen becomes the key to a magical war.
Honoka Takamiya drifts through high school like a background extra, sharing a bus seat and a classroom with Ayaka Kagari, the school’s untouchable “Princess.” While his peers fawn over her flawless beauty, Honoka barely registers her existence, content with his laid‑back routine. That complacency shatters the day a cloaked witch ambushes him in an alley. Before the assailant can strike, Ayaka intervenes—not as a distant idol, but as a fierce fire‑wielding witch on a secret assignment to guard him. The revelation that the school’s golden girl is a covert spellcaster throws Honoka into a hidden world of magical factions. Suddenly, his ordinary life becomes a battlefield. The benevolent Workshop Witches, who safeguard humanity, and the ruthless Tower Witches, hungry for a dormant power sealed within Honoka, clash in a covert war that spills onto the school grounds. As Ayaka trains him and battles erupt around them, Honoka must decide whether to remain a passive bystander or step up as the linchpin of a centuries‑old conflict. With explosive spell duels, comedic misunderstandings, and a growing bond between the reluctant hero and his fiery protector, "Witch Craft Works" blends high‑school slice‑of‑life with over‑the‑top supernatural action.
A lighthearted magical battle series where a powerful witch protects an ordinary boy, blending comedic school life with stylized supernatural action. Expect frequent flashy combat and noticeable fan service centered on the female lead, but minimal gore or mature themes.
Witch Craft Works has 12 episodes.
Witch Craft Works is currently finished airing.
Witch Craft Works was produced by J.C.Staff.
Witch Craft Works aired Jan 5, 2014 to Mar 23, 2014.
Witch Craft Works is based on a Manga.
A lighthearted magical battle series where a powerful witch protects an ordinary boy, blending comedic school life with stylized supernatural action. Expect frequent flashy combat and noticeable fan service centered on the female lead, but minimal gore or mature themes.

Kagari, Ayaka
Main
CV: Seto, Asami

Takamiya, Honoka
Main
CV: Kobayashi, Yuusuke

Ai
Supporting
CV: Matayoshi, Ai

Evermillion
Supporting
CV: Noto, Mamiko

Hio, Touko
Supporting
CV: Asumi, Kana

Homeroom Teacher
Supporting
CV: Matsumoto, Yuuki

Hoozuki, Kanae
Supporting
CV: Taichi, You

Kagari, Kazane
Supporting
CV: Ohara, Sayaka

Katsura, Kotetsu
Supporting
CV: Hioka, Natsumi

Kazari, Rin
Supporting
CV: Asakura, Momo

King
Supporting
CV: Oonishi, Saori

Koharu
Supporting
CV: Hamasaki, Nana

Kuraishi, Tanpopo
Supporting
CV: Izawa, Shiori

Kuramine, Atori
Supporting
CV: Hayama, Ikumi

Laurent
Supporting
CV: Ozaki, Mami

Mai
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Mari

Maid
Supporting
CV: Kakuma, Ai

Maygrif, Winez
Supporting

Medusa
Supporting
CV: Sawashiro, Miyuki

Menowa, Mei
Supporting
CV: Iida, Yuuko

Mii
Supporting
CV: Kuroda, Yuka

Mikage, Natsume
Supporting
CV: Ishihara, Mai

Mikage, Kyouichirou
Supporting
CV: Okitsu, Kazuyuki

Obama
Supporting
CV: Shirai, Yuusuke
12 episodes
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2013 FallRanked higher than 76% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
More popular than 96% of all anime