While the anime was charming and well-received by manga readers, it functioned largely as a commercial for the live-action show. The drama covered the same ground as the anime (the First Witch Arc) and eventually continued into the storylines that would have comprised a second season. It is a widely held belief among the fanbase that the production committee prioritized the live-action adaptation, effectively ending the anime's run prematurely.
The most significant point of contention regarding the anime's continuation is the timing of its release. The 12-episode anime season, produced by Liden Films, aired in Spring 2015. It was arguably overshadowed by the simultaneous promotion of the live-action television drama adaptation.
While the show was good, it wasn't perfect, and these imperfections may have contributed to the lack of a sequel.
While the anime was charming and well-received by manga readers, it functioned largely as a commercial for the live-action show. The drama covered the same ground as the anime (the First Witch Arc) and eventually continued into the storylines that would have comprised a second season. It is a widely held belief among the fanbase that the production committee prioritized the live-action adaptation, effectively ending the anime's run prematurely.
The most significant point of contention regarding the anime's continuation is the timing of its release. The 12-episode anime season, produced by Liden Films, aired in Spring 2015. It was arguably overshadowed by the simultaneous promotion of the live-action television drama adaptation. yamada and the seven witches season 2
While the show was good, it wasn't perfect, and these imperfections may have contributed to the lack of a sequel. While the anime was charming and well-received by