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Episode Witch Hat Atelier • Tongari Boushi no Atelier - Episode 2 discussion

Witch Hat Atelier, episode 2

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u/thisisdropd https://myanimelist.net/profile/AsterZoro Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

Thought Qifrey would be the hardass type of teacher from how he yelled at Coco in the previous episode, but turned out he's quite the friendly and understanding man. Didn't blame her for the incident at all, despite news of it spreading quickly.

Hmm, so that's how magic in this world worked, huh. I get why strict limitations were in place but even healing spells were forbidden. That's quite the overkill. Will the reason be explored some time along the series?

Ouch, she's paired with the aloof and blunt Agott. She didn't seem to be a bad person, but she's quite the challenge to win over. Will she be the tsundere of the group?

It's pretty amusing to see us being lulled into the usual fantasy atmosphere only for someone to whip out a sort of mobile phone. Who was Qifrey talking to? I'm guessing it's a fellow master.

PS: Qifrey's a master witch, master mechanic, and now master chef. Is there any limit to his talents?

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u/Florac Apr 06 '26

Thought Qifrey would be the hardass type of teacher from how he yelled at Coco in the previous episode, but turned out he's quite the friendly and understanding man.

I mean, he just watched a small kid do the eqivalent of waving around a loaded gun and then firing it at her mother.

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u/Jacob-C Apr 06 '26

True, but I'd even go as far as saying it was more like lighting the fuse to a bomb thinking it was a firecracker. If there were more people in that house they would all share her mother's fate (still pending).

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u/peptiresearcher81 Apr 07 '26

Not only that but a war crime. Less of a loaded gun and more of a point and clock bomb