The Witch and the Beast: when the first chapter of the anime comes out

For fans of the popular manga Majo in Yajūknown in English as The witch and the beast (The Witch and the Beast, in Spanish)this week the first chapter of anime adaptation. The series will be produced by Yokohama Animation Laboratoryinspired by the mangaka’s illustrations Kousuke Satake.

Management is in charge Takayuki Hamana Yuichiro Momose will write the screenplay, while the character designs are by Hiroya Iijima.

Furthermore, it has been confirmed that those responsible for the voices of the main cast will be adapted by I Taichi like Guideau e Toshiyuki Morikawa of Ashaf.

The series will follow the plot of Ashaf AND Guideaua menacing couple who He moves to a town that is a slave to a witch. The ruling tyrant has convinced the city that she is a heroine, but the newcomers know the truth. Both will try to eliminate the witch, without hesitating to take out anyone who gets in their way.

The Witch and the Beast: when the first chapter comes out

The adaptation of the dark fantasy manga illustrated by Kousuke Satake already has a release date. According to the producers of the series, the first chapter will be released this Thursday 11 January.

On the other hand, they revealed that the opening song is Somonkaperformed by Soko ni Naru, while the ending theme is Hikari without trillby Yoshino Nanjo.

The Witch and the Beast: What time does the first episode air?

The first episode of The witch and the beast will be officially presented in Japan on Friday, January 12 at 1:28. JST, on TBS and its affiliate networks. However, fans outside of Asia will be able to enjoy the anime on Thursday, January 11. Below are the times by country:

• Argentina: 1.28pm
• Mexico: 10:28
• Colombia: 11:28
• Venezuela: 12.28pm
• Brazil: 1.28pm
• Chile: 1.28pm

The Witch and the Beast: where to watch the first chapter of the anime

Outside of Asia, several platforms have licenses to publish anime series. In case of The witch and the beast, Crunchyroll She was in charge of launching it; Subtitles are generally available one hour after the premiere in Japan via Japan News Network (JNN).