How come it was said that Shiraishi is the original witch but there have been records that the witch powers existed since 40 years ago when Yamada went to the other clubroom by the beach?

Make it make sense.

Hey Reddit, I just posted an article on my blog about some of the most memorable lines from Yamada and the Seven Witches. These quotes aren’t just words—they’re moments of honesty, vulnerability, and humor that define the characters and their journey. Here are a few of my favorites:

• "Why would I care about what’s going on with you?" – Yamada’s sarcasm masks his fear of getting hurt.
• "I don’t need you to do anything. Just be there." – Shiraishi’s quiet request for presence.
• "I’m scared of being left behind." – Yamada’s raw fear of abandonment.
• "People change, but sometimes they don’t know it until it’s too late." – A sobering realization about personal growth.

I dive deeper into these lines and explore what makes them so impactful in my full blog post. Check it out for more! [Link to blog post]

Would love to hear what lines stuck with you from the series! Let’s discuss!

Hi everyone, i’m going to probably watch the anime very soon and i was digging around this sub to see if the manga is any good. From what i saw many people were saying its repititive and drags on for too long etc etc… do you guys rec inread the manga after the anime?

I was looking at the ending again recently and I realized that Yamada and Urara's wedding should take place in 2024. The series starts in 2012 and covers two school years (2012-2013 and 2013-2014) before jumping forward ten years to Yamada proposing in early 2024. Given their wedding in the last chapter is a few months after that, they should be getting married right about now!

I know this Subreddit is dead as hell, but I want to yap my experience on reading an actual full-blown manga with interest thanks to the anime I started reading on chapter 91 or what ever because the anime only covered up to 90 or something and dumped the manga on chapter 141 which basically wasted me about 4 hours so in total 8 hours of reading the manga. Here are my complaints.

1. Manga starts off good after the first ceremony. Miyamura becomes president, Yamada becomes secretary for some fucking reason and that slowly started a downfall for me.
2. Miyamura completely forgets his roots for the first few chapters/arc and ignore Supernatural Studies Club and makes Yamada do all the witch hunting task without SSC help or at least help from Odagiri or Tamaki.
3. Miyamura only realizes that him and Yamada truly belong in the SSC since I dropped the manga already at chapter 141 I don't know fully what really happened next.
4. SSC becomes absolutely forgotten FOR a club ALL about supernatural studies, and since Miyamura was formerly a member, HE COULD have really needed them for help instead of sucking it up as president that getting outside help is bad! OH, WAIT, THEY DO BY USING THE 2nd batch female Witches to protect from the male witches!
5. Too much Student Council Group, too little Supernatural studies club, coming from the fact the Miyamura did Supernatural studies just to get a chance in becoming president in SCG makes it even funnier so you're not going to visit them once in a while?.
6. Almost all the girls fell in love with Yamada somehow all the first batch female witches fell in love with Yamada resulting in some scenes where they keep confessing back to back, especially Odegiri who really confessed to Yamada after she kissed him accidentally.

Oh, well, my yapping is done to the person who sees this have a good day!

Edit. I don't read much manga nor watch anime much
Edit 2. Realized I misspelled the title It's supposed to be I liked the anime and decided to read the manga when I was done, but I had to dump it early on than expected

Upon completing the anime series, I was left with an inquiry regarding the plot. Following the ceremony, Yamada expresses a desire for the eradication of the seven witches' powers within the school. However, it appears that both Yamada and Sirashi continue to exhibit their magical abilities throughout the remainder of the series. Could anyone please provide clarification on this narrative discrepancy?

Just wanted to ask since I can't really find an answer and I just finished it, slept on the first few eps but started watching again and it was good. Will be buying the manga but I'm surprised another season hasn't come out yet

I really liked the manga/anime, and I was wondering if there's anything similar to it..

Edit: I wanna thank everyone who recommended Masamune-kun's revenge. It was amazing! ✨️

Site for English scans of entire manga?

I may not have any luck finding this but while creating the anime, Miki Yoshikawa released a bonus chapter (a story that didnt make it in the manga) called "Yamada is Yamazaki, and Yamazaki is Yamada". The only evidence I have that it exists are pictures from her twitter. Do any of you know how I can get a copy of this?

Pictures below:

https://preview.redd.it/av0e28nhiagd1.jpg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd0ba2f2f4edc9fc40361da5130a939614fa291f

https://preview.redd.it/qzpbf6lhiagd1.jpg?width=768&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c22422bc966d06c32cf9e753b1f9305f866c3440

has anyone here read the manga or smth cuz it has 245 chapters and the series is only 12 episodes long there's gotta be something I am missing here

Also I loved the series I hope to see some people who also watched it :)

View Poll

Do y’all think Yamada and Shiraishi would’ve gotten together without the wish she got from being the original?

Me personally I don’t think so. I think Sora and Yamada would’ve gotten together.

Well I found out that there is a live action of the anime series, but i cannot seem to find where i can watch it with english subtitles.

i just read the manga, and i dont really get why there was a second witch group ( nancy's) even before the ceremony that made takuma group born, there is any explanation?