Anime

October 15, 2025

Anime Series Champignon Witch Reveals Yuki Sakakihara in New Cast Video

Unveiling the Enchanting World of “Champignon Witch”

In the realm of magical fantasies, a new television anime is set to captivate audiences with its enchanting narrative and captivating characters. The upcoming series, based on the manga “Champignon no Majo” by Tachibana Higuchi, has revealed its main promotional video, key visual, and a new cast member, adding to the anticipation of fans worldwide.

A Glimpse into the Magical Realm

The anime’s promotional materials offer a sneak peek into the whimsical world of “Champignon Witch.” The key visual and promotional video showcase the series’ unique art style and the magical atmosphere that viewers can expect. The visuals are complemented by the enchanting voice of Yuki Sakakihara, who brings to life the character Lize. In the story, Lize is rescued by Luna after being stabbed with a cursed knife, which transforms Lize into a young boy suffering from memory loss.

Meet the Characters

Yuki Sakakihara’s portrayal of Lize is a standout feature of the series. The character’s journey from a mysterious past to a new identity adds depth to the storyline. Alongside Lize, Haruka Shiraishi will voice the protagonist Luna, further enriching the narrative with her performance.

Behind the Scenes

The creative team behind “Champignon Witch” is equally impressive. Yōsuke Kubo, known for his work on “Dahlia in Bloom: Crafting a Fresh Start With Magical Tools” and “Maarui Kanojo to Zannen na Kareshi,” is directing the anime. Yōko Kakihara, who has worked on “Blue Box,” “Buddy Daddies,” and “School Babysitters,” is in charge of the series scripts. Character designs are handled by Miki Matsumoto, who has previously worked on “Angels of Death” and “Summer Time Rendering.” The animation production is being managed by Typhoon Graphics and Qzil.la, ensuring high-quality visuals that bring the magical world to life.

The Manga’s Journey

Tachibana Higuchi’s “Champignon no Majo” manga began its journey on Hakusensha’s Manga Park app in October 2019. The series has since gained a dedicated following, with the sixth compiled book volume published in December 2024. Higuchi’s previous works, such as “Gakuen Alice,” have also left a significant mark on the anime industry, inspiring a 26-episode television series in 2004-2005 and being released on DVD in North America by Right Stuf.

What to Expect

Fans can look forward to the premiere of “Champignon Witch” in January, broadcasted on TBS and other channels. The series promises to deliver a blend of magic, mystery, and heartwarming moments, making it a must-watch for anime enthusiasts.