Little Witch Academia is an anime series that follows the story of a young girl named Akko Kagari, who enrolls in the Luna Nova Magical Academy in the hopes of becoming a witch like her idol, Shiny Chariot. The series, known as "Little Witch Academia: Amanfá", is a continuation of the original "Little Witch Academia" film, which was released in 2013. In "Amanfá," Akko and her friends continue their magical education at Luna Nova while facing various challenges and adventures along the way. They learn about the history of magic, study different magical disciplines, and participate in magical contests and competitions. Akko, being an energetic and determined character, often finds herself getting into trouble or causing chaos with her unconventional methods. However, she always manages to find a way to overcome obstacles and prove her worth as a witch.
Amanda O'Neill as she combines her sword with her wand greatly resembles the ultra sword from Kirby's Return to Dreamland (2011)
Clothes Transformation Spell Amanda can magically transmogrify her clothes as well as that of others into any other type of clothing she desired as well as enchanting them. Songbird Summoning Spell Using this spell, Amanda can call forth a flock of songbirds that will obey her command from trails of smoke generated by her broom while flying riding it at the same time.
However, she always manages to find a way to overcome obstacles and prove her worth as a witch. Throughout the series, Akko and her friends develop their magical skills and form strong friendships. They also uncover the mysteries surrounding the Seven Words of Arcturus, which hold a significant power in the magical world.
Amanda O'Neill and the Holy Grail
Learning from Ursula that history and tradition are the clues needed to unlock the Shiny Rod's fifth word, Akko and Amanda sneak into Andrew's school, Appleton Academy, where a relic known a. Read all Learning from Ursula that history and tradition are the clues needed to unlock the Shiny Rod's fifth word, Akko and Amanda sneak into Andrew's school, Appleton Academy, where a relic known as the Holy Grail is being kept. As Amanda and Akko disguise themselves as a student and a . Read all Learning from Ursula that history and tradition are the clues needed to unlock the Shiny Rod's fifth word, Akko and Amanda sneak into Andrew's school, Appleton Academy, where a relic known as the Holy Grail is being kept. As Amanda and Akko disguise themselves as a student and a rat respectively, Amanda has a heated run-in with the chairman's son, Louis Blackwell, bef. Read all
- Directors
- Yoshiyuki Kaneko
- Yô Yoshinari
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Top cast
- Atsuko 'Akko' Kagari
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- Amanda O'Neill
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- Professor Ursula
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- Professor Finnelan
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- Andrew Hanbridge
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- Louis Blackwell
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- Frank
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- Andrew Hanbridge
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- (voice)
- Finnelan
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- Louis Blackwell
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- Akko Kagari
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- Amanda O'Neill
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- (as Marianne Miller)
- Shiny Chariot
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- Directors
- Yoshiyuki Kaneko
- Yô Yoshinari
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Amanda O'Neill as she combines her sword with her wand greatly resembles the ultra sword from Kirby's Return to Dreamland (2011)
She is voiced by Arisa Shida in the Japanese version of the anime, and by Marin Miller in the English dub.
The animation style of "Amanfá" stays true to the original film, with vibrant and colorful visuals that capture the magical atmosphere of the Luna Nova academy. The series also incorporates humor and heartwarming moments that make it enjoyable for viewers of all ages. Little Witch Academia: Amanfá is a lighthearted and enjoyable anime that combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and comedy. With its relatable characters and enchanting storyline, it appeals to both children and adults who appreciate stories about friendship, perseverance, and the power of imagination..
Reviews for "Light vs. Dark: The Duality of Magic in Little Witch Academia"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really looking forward to "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" because I loved the original series. However, this spin-off just didn't live up to my expectations. The new characters weren't as likable or relatable, and the storyline felt forced and disjointed. It lacked the charm and magic of the original series, and I found myself struggling to stay engaged through each episode. Overall, I was quite disappointed with "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" and would not recommend it to fans of the original.
2. John - 1/5 - As a big fan of the "Little Witch Academia" franchise, I was deeply disappointed by "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa". The characters seemed out of place, the animation felt lackluster, and the plot was incredibly dull. It was as if the creators tried to capitalize on the popularity of the original series without putting in the same level of effort and heart that made it so special. I couldn't connect with any of the new characters and found myself longing for the familiar faces from the original. I would advise fans to skip "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" and rewatch the original for a much better experience.
3. Lily - 2/5 - "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" just didn't capture the magic of the original series for me. The storyline felt rushed and lacking in depth, and the new characters failed to leave a lasting impression. The animation, while still visually appealing, didn't have the same wow factor as the original. I understand that spin-offs are often hit or miss, but this one definitely fell into the miss category for me. Overall, "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" felt like a watered-down version of the original series, and I was left feeling underwhelmed.
4. Alex - 3/5 - While "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" wasn't as captivating as the original series, I still found some enjoyment in it. The animation was still on par with the high standards set by the franchise, and there were a few moments that made me smile. However, the story felt a bit scattered and lacking in depth, and the new characters didn't quite resonate with me. It felt like a missed opportunity to expand on the magical world of "Little Witch Academia". Overall, I wouldn't say "Little Witch Academia: Amanfa" is a complete failure, but it definitely didn't live up to its potential.