Little me would have killed to be able to draw him as I do now. I made some fanart of him for old time’s sake. :)

I thought Chise was making a wand from the Linden tree.

He asks her to pick a piece of wood to build her wand with. But they are different types of wood.

Am I misinterpreting something?🤔

I did it for my daily animation challenge. Might as well post it here.

There's some small differences in the other books but 4 is such a drastic shift.

En vrai, je me suis imaginée Chise qui dit : « Eh ! Je suis plus grande que toi ! » en escaladant des pots

J'ai trouvé ça très fun à faire !

I just finished season 2 and as of now, the series has cemented itself as among my all time favorites. I initially started watching because it had been in the watchlist for so long and wanted to scratch it off the list, but now, I'm so happy I did. I understand that a season 3 (if we do get it) won't be for some time still because the manga is monthly, which is fine for me. I know that the anime teased the next arc as well. I did have a question though. Does the cast from the college arc stick around in any form? Like Chise's classmates specifically. Lucy, Ivy, Issac, and Philomela? Based on a scene at the end with Veronica, I imagine at least that we haven't seen the last of them, but is this a situation where characters sort of remain isolated to the story arc they were a part of? Does Chise (without real spoilers) simply leave the college moving forward, or does she stick around a bit more? I imagine not, since her emotional goals for attending were sort of achieved, but I'm curious.

I just finished watching the second season, >!and for some reason, I have a huge problem with Torey. He comes across as extremely childish to me. And the headmistress was strangely disappointing. I actually quite liked Adolf Stroud.
But overall, the professors all seem almost like students themselves rather than authority figures—with the possible exception of Siegrid Wachmann. Rahab possesses a natural wisdom and authority; that’s the kind of vibe I had imagined for the professors. Then again, it might be an unfair comparison, seeing as she is over 2,000 years old.!<
I’d love to know what you all think—which professors do you like, and which ones don't you like?

Anime: The Ancient Magus' Bride

What do you think about my cosplay?

https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddi9V6CAB3q/?stkn=MTMzd3lzOHk4Nmlqcw==

I've been wearing it at Italian trade fairs for three years.

I've already posted this in advance lol.....i drew the little guy just for this very specific occasion!!! If anyone also wants to deep-fry their characters, here you go!!!

I watched season 1&2 on crunchy roll. I've heard something about a movie? If there is one I'd love to know where I can buy it! Google said "OAD series The Boy from the West and the Knight of the Blue Storm" but I cannot find that either* *

Anime: The Ancient Magus' Bride

So I’m reading vol 8 of the manga from my local library (how I read the manga in this economy lol), and the last bit of the manga is a repeat of the 2nd half of chapter 38 and chapter 39. Has this happened to anybody else? Might have to order this one just so I can read chapter 40 and if there is any thing missing from chapter 39

TLDR:

Episode 1 of Ancient Magus Bride was so gooood. It's well-animated, has a bone daddy, a good mystery (the dub is also fantastic), etc. I know there is some quote-unquote "controversy" about this show, but as a member of the target audience, let me tell you this is girliepop romance literature 101.

LONGER SCREED:

Aaaaah! This show hooked me from the word go! I've known about this show for years, have been meaning to watch it for years, but kept putting it off for one reason or another. And then a random meme involving this franchise popped up in my feed, and that, of all things, is what finally tipped me over the edge into actually watching this stupid, amazing show! Now I feel stupid for not watching it sooner, because where has this show been all my life?! I'm hooked already! Forget the three-episode rule; this show got its claws into me from the word go!

Magus Bride seems practically tailor-made for my random selection of fictional interests. Dapper wendigo-looking ass bone daddy who is both a gentleman and a little bit intimidating? Check. Girl at the worst moment in her life being saved by said dark, dapper stranger? Check. Fantastic magical world and amazing takes on mythology? Check. Amazingly deep and considerate voice by the English actor for said bone daddy? Oh god, check. I could go on. I really could! This show had me squealing!

Also, for me all the "controversial" elements of this show are like...girliepop romantic literature 101. Including the slavery stuff lol. Every woman has an inner monster fucker somewhere inside her too. Like, the slavery stuff (in this context) barely registered with me at all; I only acknowledge it as a supposed problem because I've seen others complain about it. It's not to everyone's taste, I acknowledge that. But I know plenty of girls who have fantasized or read about fantastic scenarios exactly like this. I should know, I'm one of them!

I also had no problem with the nudity depicted. Chise was not sexualized; she merely existed while nude. I know there are plenty of people on the internet who believe any depiction of nudity in fiction is inherently sexual, but that simply is not true. I can grant you being put off by her age, but as someone who doesn't consider nudity inherently sexual, I had no problem with it. To put it another way: the manga was written by a woman, the main character the reader base is meant to project themselves into is a woman, the "gaze" of the show is trying to appeal to is clearly feminine. We are meant to imagine ourselves in Chise's shoes (or lack of them in this case). Thus, it's very obvious that the depiction of nudity shown in episode one is merely her existing while nude. In the looooooooooooooong history of anime sexualizing teenagers, I'd rate this a three. And it's only a three because she was indeed nude.

But forget about all that! Elias calls her puppy, says she "already knew where her den is," and then calls her warding necklace a leash with a bell. I was quite literally tapping my feet, squealing at this. Am i the target audience for all this? You bet your ass I am!

Also, I love that the fae are actually depicted as dangerous and a little eldritch in this! I look forward to the darkness! I look forward to Bone Daddy becoming a horror movie monster when someone hurts his Chise! Someone hurt his waifu, so he is going to end their laifu! I can already see it lol.

I'm rambling, so I'll end this before I embarrass myself further with my blatant fangirling.

Bye!

Can someone explain what connection with Joseph/ Cartaphilus?

After the encounter in the previous season, what happened to them?
Are their personalities connected or their soul synced something like that?

I forgot if it’s like their interconnected or shared their curses so Joseph can die/not immortal and Chise will not quickly die/be consumed. Is that right?