About “Little Witch Academia” in a few words:

Little Witch Academia is a delightful anime series that combines the wonder of magic with the excitement of school life. The show follows Akko Kagari, a young witch who dreams of becoming like her idol, the legendary witch Shiny Chariot. Despite lacking natural talent, Akko’s determination and bravery lead her to form close friendships with her fellow witches Sucy and Lotte, and together they navigate the challenges of school life while also battling dangerous magical creatures. With its charming characters, magical setting, and heartwarming themes of friendship and perseverance, Little Witch Academia is a must-watch for fans of anime and fantasy.

Meet the characters from Little Witch Academia

Akko Kagari

Oh my gosh Akko is this unstoppable ball of sunshine and chaos — like someone set determination on fire and it became a person. She’s gloriously clumsy and totally not magic-professional (she studies the hard way, with more enthusiasm than sense), forever chasing that Shiny Chariot dream even when everything explodes around her. She messes up spells, forgets basics, but then somehow makes everyone believe in something bigger — it’s loud, messy, heart-melting. Also she hoards stickers? Or was that a broom handle she personalized… either way, she is pure, ridiculous hope.

Sucy Manbavaran

Sucy is the delightfully morbid mushroom nerd who lives in a cloud of pranks and sleepy sarcasm. She’s clinically uninterested in social niceties and will hand you a mushroom tea that probably has a personality of its own — but underneath is weirder loyalty than she’ll ever admit. Dry, deadpan, a little dangerous (in the best way), and always plotting something that may or may not be edible. Oh and she’s tiny but terrifying — also maybe collects tiny jars? Or maybe those were vials, I can’t remember, but it’s creepy-cute.

Lotte Jansson

Lotte is sweet and soft-spoken in that adorable librarian way, like a warm blanket that also reads grimoires for fun. She’s the grounding friend who knows etiquette, spirits, and has a to-the-point sensible brain, but she also gets oddly flustered about supernatural cute things — and will absolutely bring you tea and a reassurance pamphlet mid-crisis. Kind, faithful, quietly brave when it matters, and somehow into folklore AND pastries (both can be trusted equally). She’s also the one who will accidentally organize your sock drawer by moon phases — surprisingly specific, I know.

Diana Cavendish

Diana is pristine, brilliant, and basically regal — the textbook image of elite magical excellence, with a side of “I will silently judge you” energy. She’s coolly composed and intimidatingly talented, but not a villain — more like someone who expects people to be competent and then secretly rewrites the rules when she cares. There’s a tiny soft spot for fairness and, yes, an inexplicably stubborn fondness for rules that she breaks sometimes when alone (very quietly). Also she carries herself like a duel between tradition and mild rebellion — sometimes stiff, sometimes unexpectedly goofy, depending on who’s watching.

Amanda O’Neill

Amanda is the kickflip, loud, riotous spark plug who’d skateboard through a grimoire if it made her laugh — rebellious with a golden streak of loyalty. She’s a prankster and a daredevil, loves practical jokes and loud music, but will turn totally earnest and protective in a heartbeat; chaotic but also very soft where it counts. Messy room, tidy heart — she’s all contradictions: loud but thoughtful, a rival but secretly your hype person. And she probably steals hats and then gives them back with a note — or steals them forever, I’m not sure which, but it’s adorable either way.

Constanze Amalie von Braunschbank Albrechtsberger.

Constanze is the tiny engineering genius who speaks like one sentence per episode and then invents half a castle’s worth of gadgets before breakfast. She’s sleepy, deadpan, delightfully efficient and somehow both totally uninterested in drama and the reason it gets solved (with explosives, maybe, but solved). She likes precision, calculators, and napping in inconvenient places — also possibly a fondness for video games or very specific sweets, depending on the mood. Quietly brilliant and a little chaotic in a mechanical way, she’s the best person to have around when your wand needs redesigning at 3 a.m. (which it will).