I really liked the series. It is of these animes that, although the story is simple and without many complications (who is Chariot is obvious from the beginning), the development of the plot and the characters catches to you immediately. Also, being a Netflix, I love that I had from the beginning a dub to Latin American Spanish that, although I do not know if I consider the best I've seen, if I seemed very good, leaving each character perfect the voice they had.
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Me gusto mucho la serie. Es de esos animes que, aunque la historia es simple y sin muchas complicaciones (quien es Chariot es obvio desde el comienzo), el desarrollo de la trama y los personajes te atrapa de inmediato. Ademas, al ser de Netflix, me encanto que tuviese desde el comienzo un doblaje al español latinoamericano que, aunque no se si considerarlo el mejor que he visto, si me parecio muy bueno, quedandole a cada personaje perfecto la voz que tenian.
It is a great show. I think it is a great first way to introduce children to anime. There is a kind of innocence and optimism that I never quite found on any other piece of entertainment.
You can still watch it if you are older but I don't think it will blow your mind.
Also the animation is gorgeous, 10/10 on this part.
Charming setting and animation style, with genuinely funny moments and enjoyable characterisation even if the show itself acknowledges that Akko hits one note for most of the show. The episode centred around Sucy was a stand-out moment in creativity, it must be said.
Overall not the most gripping, but a wonderful finale that leaves one's impression of the show on a very positive note.
Shout by DungeonShardBlockedParent2017-06-28T08:22:11Z
A small preamble - in my opinion "Little Witch Academia" already deserves praise for being an anime deviating from the norm, a piece of art that indicates hope for the revitalization of the whole anime industry. And even more so, if we keep in mind that the original story (short film) was released 2013 as part of the 'Young Animator Training Project's Anime Mirai' project, its second movie was entirely realized due to crowd funding, both attempting to showcase an exceptional, magical fairy tale of a young girl, striving to become a great witch.