Witch Watch: When is new episode releasing? Here's storyline, voice cast and where to watch
Witch Watch, based on the manga by Kenta Shinohara, is gaining attention after its anime debut. The show mixes comedy and fantasy, featuring a witch and her ogre friend. Netflix now releases weekly episodes with an English dub, expanding its audience and boosting its chances of becoming a top anime series.
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The anime adaptation of Witch Watch is now streaming on Netflix. Based on a manga by Kenta Shinohara, the show has attracted attention for its humor, fantasy setting and anime references. With new episodes released weekly and an English dub now available, the series continues to grow in popularity.Witch Watch began as a manga written and illustrated by Kenta Shinohara. It was first released in 2021 and gained a strong following. The manga reached one million copies in circulation. This success led to the creation of the anime series.The anime is directed by Hiroshi Ikehata. Deko Akao adapted the script. These creators have worked on other well-known anime titles. Their experience helped shape Witch Watch into its current form.The anime premiered earlier this month. Since its debut, it has attracted many viewers. Its rise is helped by its mix of genres. Witch Watch combines comedy, fantasy, and adventure. It is also set in a slice-of-life world.The story follows a young witch named Nico. She is sent to live with her friend, Morihito, who is an ogre that looks human. They deal with challenges while sharing daily life. Their interactions drive the story forward.LilyPichu voices Nico in the English dub. Morihito is voiced by Stephen Fu. The English dub is available on both Netflix and Crunchyroll. Other characters are voiced by Caleb Yen, Kevin K Gomez and Kyle Herbert. Netflix releases new episodes of Witch Watch every Sunday. The weekly schedule helps keep fans engaged.New episodes are released every Sunday on Netflix, making it easy for viewers to follow the series weekly.Witch Watch includes references to popular anime like Demon Slayer, Hunter x Hunter, Attack on Titan and Studio Ghibli's Kiki's Delivery Service.
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