Witch Watch Episode 6 delves deeper into the primary characters’ relationships and pasts and exhibits how surprisingly properly developed they’re. It additionally options extra goofy hijinks that elevate the expertise and aren’t the only real focus.

The episode begins with Nico (Rina Kawaguchi) giving a scholar a attraction to assist her really feel assured when confessing her like to somebody. This prompts the subject of affection all through the episode, with Nico interested by her emotions towards Morihito (Ryota Suzuki). Sadly, as he will get extra fashionable with the women with every passing day and doesn’t present any romantic emotions towards her, she’s understandably disgruntled.

Nevertheless, other than leaving passive-aggressive feedback hinting at her emotions, she nonetheless does nothing about it till  Kanshi (Kôhei Amasaki), who’s been watching them, intervenes and offers her love recommendation. This results in a goofy try and get Morihito to fall for Nico through the use of Kanshi’s wind powers to blow her hair in a approach that makes her look extra engaging.

This solely leads to Nico trying terrible, and Morihito flexes his athletic prowess by saving a instructor’s papers that obtained caught within the wind with out even taking a look at them. This makes him much more fashionable, and Nico extra disgruntled.

Love is among the foremost subjects in Witch Watch Episode 6.

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The primary half of the episode sees Nico being susceptible and surprisingly self-aware of her relationship with Morihito. She’s conscious she all the time offers him bother and that he in all probability thinks of her as a sister reasonably than the rest, which is a good assumption.

Kanshi notices this and, as a superb pal, tells Nico to not lose religion and tells her to admit as a result of Morihito nonetheless considers her a treasured individual to him. This trade between the 2 reveals how robust the three are as foremost characters, as whereas the goofy moments might conceal it, they’re really considerate and thoughtful of one another.

Then again, the wacky scene earlier succeeded in being extremely humorous, and Bibury Animation Studios showcased participating, fluid animation via Morihito’s intense athleticism. Like earlier episodes, and in step with the collection’ true nature, the episode additionally references Quintessential Quintuplets and Jojo’s Weird Journey in humorous contextual ways in which add to the humor.

Keigo Magami enters the collection with Witch Watch Episode 6.

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Within the second half of Witch Watch Episode 6, Nico is harassed by love-hungry college students who need her charms. In the meantime, Morihito meets a brand new pal and new character known as Keigo Magami, and so they hit it off. Nevertheless, because the character was solely on display screen for a really brief time, not a lot is thought about him but, so whether or not he’s a pal or foe stays to be seen. As such, his introduction feels somewhat underwhelming.

Nico shrinks to flee her pursuers however falls into Morihito’s pocket and witnesses a lady’s failed try and confess her emotions for him. This failed confession forces each characters to consider how they honestly really feel about one another.

We see a flashback that reveals how Nico’s dad deserted his household, however Morihito was all the time there to console her. It explains why Nico fell for him and proves that he’s all the time been thoughtful of her. The scene additionally reveals extra about Nico’s previous in an impactful approach that seamlessly helps the episode’s narrative.

Witch Watch Episode 6 ends with a touching second between the 2 leads, as they share lunch after recalling their previous. General, the episode does a terrific job of balancing touching character moments and hilarious moments with goofy occasions. Whereas not a lot occurs for the overarching narrative, the episode stays entertaining regardless, and the introduction of a brand new character might change that quickly.

Witch Watch Episode 6 is obtainable now on Netflix and Crunchyroll.

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Witch Watch Episode 6

8/10

TL;DR

Witch Watch Episode 6 does a terrific job of balancing touching character moments, hilarious moments, and goofy occasions. Whereas not a lot occurs for the overarching narrative, the episode stays entertaining.