Miss Wizard
Konoha and Nanoha are apprentice witches from another world. To pass their final examination and become fully fledged witches, they must travel to the human world and grant the wish of a person praying to a god. The first person they encounter is Futoshi Mitarai, an adult man whose romantic wishes are far more troublesome than they expect
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Konoha and Nanoha are apprentice witches from another world. To pass their final examination and become fully fledged witches, they must travel to the human world and grant the wish of a person praying to a god. The first person they encounter is Futoshi Mitarai, an adult man whose romantic wishes are far more troublesome than they expected. What should have been a straightforward magical assignment quickly becomes a chaotic comedy as the two witches struggle to interpret his desires, keep their mission on track and deal with the consequences of interfering in human relationships.
Miss Wizard is a seinen supernatural comedy by Kyo Hatsuki. Its central setup follows two apprentice witches, Konoha and Nanoha, who must grant a human wish to complete their training. Instead of finding an easy case, they meet Futoshi Mitarai, whose embarrassing romantic ambitions turn the assignment into a string of misunderstandings and escalating complications. The series combines magic, adult romantic comedy and ecchi humor while keeping the witches' examination mission as its main structural hook.
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Public sources consistently identify Kyo Hatsuki as creator, Young Gangan as the serialization venue and Square Enix as publisher. The series is complete in 3 volumes. Some chapter indexes list 28 chapters when two extra chapters are included.
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