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Witch Hat Atelier (Anime)


Witch Hat Atelier (とんがり帽子のアトリエ, Tongari Boushi no Atorie) is an upcoming anime adaptation of Kamome Shirahama's manga. Confirmation of the adaptation was made via an announcement video from April 5, 2022, celebrating the release of Volume 10 along with the anime adaptation. On July 4th 2024, an official animation trailer was revealed at Anime Expo. The series is being produced by BUG FILMS and is licensed in English by Crunchyroll. It is set to air in 2025.

Plot[edit | edit source]

Coco, a humble dressmaker's daughter, has always been fascinated by magic and the witches who cast it, despite the strict precautions they take to hide their methods from the public. However, when Coco takes advantage of a golden chance to spy on the skilled witch Qifrey, she realizes that her favorite picture book was a disguised magic book all along! In her excitement, she immediately starts testing out the various spells.

When a spell causes a disaster in her home, Qifrey rescues her just in time and decides to train her, realizing that she is the first lead he has found that could help him track down the Brimmed Caps—a dangerous group of heretics who experiment with forbidden body-altering magic and spread magical artifacts among the commoners. But before Coco and Qifrey can confront the Brimmed Caps, she is going to have to improve her magical skills and learn to get along with Qifrey's other apprentices.

Staff[edit | edit source]

  • Director: Ayumu Watanabe
  • Producer: Hiroaki Kojima
  • Character Designer: Kairi Unabara
  • Music: Yuka Kitamura
  • Animation Production: BUG FILMS

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Official Comments[edit | edit source]

Staff Comments

I'm thrilled to finally be able to share this excitement with everyone. The story that I've been drawing however I liked, thinking it would be enough if it reached just a few people, has grown with the support of many and has finally been adapted into an anime. Expanding the world of "Atelier of Witch Hat" to this extent is solely thanks to the support of readers like you. Thank you very much.

Everyone involved, from the director to the production team, has shown a deep understanding of the work and has been delving deeper into its world.

"While Atelier of Witch Hat" is a story of magic and wizards, the true magic lies in the drawings on paper coming to life.

I look forward to eagerly awaiting and enjoying this magic of an anime, born from the skills and passion of many wizards, together with everyone.

— Kamome Shirahama (Original Creator)[1]



Bringing my beloved original work to life as an anime and sharing it with everyone brings me unparalleled excitement and joy.

Re-reading the material in preparation for the adaptation brought back the excitement I felt when I first opened the book. The struggle and joy of creation, the deep immersion as my feelings overlapped with those of the characters in the story. I strongly felt the reason why so many fans support this work and was determined to create an anime that can share that passion. While there are many works that deal with "magic," the magic in this series is portrayed as something very close to everyday life. Magic exists in a form that is intertwined with people's lives. The balance of not overstepping into fantasy too much is what makes this work so fascinating. While manga can depict "things that don't exist" as if they do, it is crucial to carefully portray "things that don't exist" to create a sense of reality for "things that do exist." The same goes for anime. The protagonist of this work, Coco, represents "things that don't exist." I hope that together with Coco, everyone will be able to feel magic as something that does exist. It is my secret goal for the anime that Coco and the members of the Atelier will feel like real friends to all of you.

— Ayumu Watanabe (Director)[2]



When I re-read the original work in preparation for taking on the character design for this project, I held back tears because I found my feelings about "animation" deeply resonating with various parts of the story.

The charm of this work lies not only in the allure and glamour of "magic" that everyone has dreamed of at least once, but also in the careful depiction of the responsibilities and struggles of those who actually wield magic. What does "magic" mean to you? With this in mind, I will lovingly depict each character's background and emotions. I hope that as many people as possible will enjoy this work.. What does "magic" mean to you? With this in mind, I will lovingly depict each character's background and emotions. I hope that as many people as possible will enjoy this work.

— Kairi Unabara (Character Design)[3]



I am both surprised and deeply honored to be invited to compose the soundtrack for "Witch Hat Atelier." I feel a great sense of joy and anticipation at the prospect of bringing this beautiful world to life through music.

The daily lives of Coco and her companions, the mechanics of magic, and the diverse array of creatures... Not only the world and art, but also the longing and conflict associated with magic, as well as the complex emotions each character possesses, are incredibly captivating. I aim to create music that enhances and shines a light on the charm of this wonderful work.

— Yuka Kitamura (Music)[4]


Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • The first ever trailer and key visual for the upcoming Witch Hat Atelier anime was released during the series panel at Anime Expo 2024[5]
  • On July 4th 2024, several details about the production was released including a trailer and a 2025 release date.[6]

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References[edit | edit source]

  1. Kamome Shirahama's statement on the anime, from July 5 2024: https://x.com/tongari_anime/status/1809346967702761497
  2. Ayumu Wantababe's statement on the anime, from July 4 2024: https://x.com/tongari_anime/status/1809116917862707698
  3. Kairi Unabara on the anime, from July 4 2024: https://x.com/tongari_anime/status/1809120438498570422
  4. Yuka Kitamura on the anime, from July 4 2024: https://x.com/tongari_anime/status/1809122473503609303
  5. first trailer & key visual aired at Anime Expo 2024
  6. @tongari_anime on Twitter