The creator of WitchHatAtelier has celebrated the upcoming anime adaptation with new art!
✖ Earlier this week, the beloved franchise of Witch Hat Atelier announced the news that many manga readers have been waiting for for quite some time, as an anime adaptation was announced to currently be in the works. To help in celebrating this major announcement, creator Kamome Shirahama has unveiled new artwork to get fans into the spirit of the series that first began in 2016 and has extremely detailed artwork to help tell a story that is as emotional as it is magical.
Creator Kamome Shirama took to their Official Twitter Account to share the new art that helps celebrate the confirmation that the manga would be receiving its own anime adaptation:
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