Rakudai Majo | |
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First novel volume cover
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らくだい魔女 | |
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Genre | Fantasy |
Novel series | |
Written by | Satoko Narita |
Illustrated by | Senno Enaga |
Published by | Poplar Publishing |
Imprint | Poplar Pocket Bunko |
Demographic | Children |
Original run | October 2006 – present |
Volumes | 17 + 1 |
Anime film | |
Rakudai Majo: Fūka to Yami no Majo | |
Directed by | Takayuki Hamana |
Written by | Kiyoko Yoshimura |
Music by |
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Studio | Production I.G |
Released | March 31, 2023 (2023-03-31) |
Runtime | 59 minutes |
Rakudai Majo (らくだい魔女, "Failure Witch") is a Japanese children's novel series, written by Satoko Narita and illustrated by Senno Enaga. Poplar Publishing have published seventeen volumes and one short story volume since October 2006 under their Poplar Pocket Bunko imprint. An anime film adaptation by Production I.G titled Rakudai Majo: Fūka to Yami no Majo opened in Japan in March 2023.
No. | Release date | ISBN |
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1 | October 2006[5] | 978-4-591-09464-8 |
2 | January 2007[6] | 978-4-591-09574-4 |
3 | May 2007[7] | 978-4-591-09778-6 |
4 | September 2007[8] | 978-4-591-09904-9 |
5 | January 2008[9] | 978-4-591-10054-7 |
6 | September 2008[10] | 978-4-591-10339-5 |
7 | January 2009[11] | 978-4-591-10752-2 |
8 | May 2009[12] | 978-4-591-10956-4 |
9 | September 2009[13] | 978-4-591-11143-7 |
10 | December 2009[14] | 978-4-591-11492-6 |
11 | April 2010[15] | 978-4-591-11737-8 |
12 | August 2010[16] | 978-4-591-11989-1 |
13 | December 2010[17] | 978-4-591-12207-5 |
14 | April 2011[18] | 978-4-591-12412-3 |
15 | October 2011[19] | 978-4-591-12612-7 |
16 | October 2012[20] | 978-4-591-12902-9 |
SS | March 2013[21] | 978-4-591-13380-4 |
17 | October 2013[22] | 978-4-591-13610-2 |
Ananime film adaptation was announced on October 10, 2021.[23] The film, titled Rakudai Majo: Fūka to Yami no Majo, is animated by Production I.G and directed by Takayuki Hamana, with Kiyoko Yoshimura overseeing the scripts, Marumi Sugita handling the character designs, and Shun Narita and Yasuyuki Yamazaki composing the music.[24] It opened in Japan on March 31, 2023.[1][2] The theme song is "Tokimeki no Kaze ni Notte" (ときめきの風に乗って, "Ride the Heartthrobbing Wind")byHonoka Inoue.[4]
The novel series has a cumulative 1.6 million copies in print.[25]
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