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Witch Watch Episode 13: Wolf, Cat, and Magic Powder

Witch Watch opening credits screenshot courtesy of Michelle Kitz and Netflix
Witch Watch opening credits screenshot courtesy of Michelle Kitz and Netflix

Did you see Witch Watch Episode 13? If not, you should! Want to know why? Because it’s funny, has a lot of heart, and it has magic and supernatural creatures. It’s an anime to keep an eye on as it’s sure to captivate audiences from all walks of life and ages. Here’s everything you need to know about the show and why it’s the perfect way to end a stressful day, thanks to its undeniable wit and humor.

Witch Watch 13: Second Half

Witch Watch has a new opening and ending! With the start of the second half of the season, we’re treated to new music and animation.  The opening theme is “Tokihanate!” by Hashimero. It’s fantastic! Don’t believe me? Watch for yourself!

The new closing is set to “Tsuki to Watashi no Kakurenbo” by Yutori.

In the opening scene, before the credits, we also get to see more of Keigo’s personality. As the newest member of the household, he has to adjust to waking up in a house full of his friends. He talks a lot and shares more information than most people would. Kanshi says he is “negative and shy” but tries to be cool by talking a lot. I wonder if Keigo is coded as neurodivergent.

Kind Tiger, Proud Wolf

Keigo Magami, the Werewolf causes concern for his friends!
Keigo Magami, the Werewolf, causes concern for his friends! Screenshot courtesy of Michelle Kitz & Netflix

In Witch Watch, Keigo is a werewolf, and seeing any crescent-shaped object will cause him to transform into a Wolf. Keigo admits that they have no reason to fight anymore, but Wolf is a “selfish guy” and prone to greed. So there could still be trouble. Also, he’s a heavy sleeper, has a huge appetite, and a high sexual drive! Uh oh.

So, to reduce the chance of Keigo transforming, Morihito declares they should remove all crescent-shaped objects from the house. But they didn’t think of pastry…

Wolf is a ladies’ man and has some flaws, but he isn’t all bad, and Keigo doesn’t hate him. But he sure does create some fun trouble! You’ll have to watch the episode to see.

Nemu and the Wolf

Nemu visits the household as a cat.
The witch, Nemu, visits the household as a cat. Screenshot courtesy of Michelle Kitz & Netflix

Nemu still wants Morihito for her familiar, but she isn’t brave enough to approach him directly, so she visits again as a cat. But Wolf knows who she really is. Since Wolf eats ingredients meant for dinner, Morihito and Nico go shopping while Kanshi goes to work. That leaves Wolf alone with Nemu. She wants him to keep her secret, so they make a deal.

What does Wolf want from Nemu? You’ll have to watch Witch Watch episode 13 to find out! And to see all of the other fun shenanigans they all get up to.

Easy Spice for Enthralled Cooking

Nico wants to cook good food for Morihito. And she’s not above using magic to make it happen. She uses a special magic powder. But the magic doesn’t make the food taste better. It makes those who eat it fall in love with the dish! Then things get worse!

Morhihito and Nico fight over the magic powder, and it spills on Nico! What a silly situation to be in. You’ll have to watch episode 13 of Witch Watch to see what happens. But I can promise you that it’s fun!

Do You Prefer Subtitles or Dub?

New episodes of Witch Watch are available on Sundays, and you can watch them on Netflix, Crunchyroll, and other platforms. Search on the streaming services you already subscribe to. You’ll be so glad you did!

It’s also available in both subtitled and dubbed versions. On Netflix, for example, it releases with subtitles, and the dubbed version of each episode is available 3 weeks later. So you can have it both ways! Just like Keigo and the Wolf 😉.

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