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Burn the Witch
Dragons, witches, and Reverse London in Tite Kubo's stylish urban fantasy.
Author: Tite Kubo
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About this series
Burn the Witch is an urban fantasy manga written and illustrated by Tite Kubo, the creator of Bleach. Set in the same shared universe, the story shifts the focus from Soul Society to the European Soul Society branch in London.
The story takes place in Reverse London, a secret shadow city located on the hidden side of historic London. While ordinary citizens cannot see dragons, the residents of Reverse London rely on witches and wizards to manage these magical creatures.
Protagonists Noel Niihashi and Ninny Spangcole are witch partners working for Wing Bind, a dragon conservation and protection organization. They navigate high-octane combat, corporate witch bureaucracy, and mysterious rogue dragons known as Marchen.
Debuting as a one-shot in 2018 before enjoying a seasonal serial run in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2020, the manga gained instant worldwide acclaim. Kubo's iconic character fashion and dynamic artistic aesthetic shine throughout the series.
Highlights
- Expands Tite Kubo's extended Bleach universe into European Soul Society lore.
- Showcases high-fashion character designs paired with modern urban dragon fantasy.
- Features dynamic duo dynamics between the cool-headed Noel and hot-tempered Ninny.
- Includes sleek action choreography against mythological dragon-based threats.
Recommended for
- Fans of Tite Kubo and Bleach who want to explore more of his distinctive artistic universe.
- Enthusiasts of modern urban fantasy featuring witches, dragons, and secret parallel worlds.
- Readers looking for sharp, fashionable character designs and fast-paced battle action.
Reading tips
- Look out for subtle easter eggs connecting Reverse London to the broader Bleach cosmology.
- Pay attention to the unique weapon systems and spell invocations used by Wing Bind protection officers.
- Enjoy the contrasting personalities and banter between main leads Noel and Ninny.
Publication facts
- Created by Tite Kubo and published in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine.
- Initially debuted as a 57-page one-shot in July 2018 before receiving a 4-chapter limited series run in 2020.
- Adapted into a theatrical anime film by Studio Colorido in October 2020.
Official & reference sources
- Wikipedia (Burn the Witch)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn_the_Witch_(manga)
- Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump Official Sitehttps://www.shonenjump.com/j/rensai/burnthewitch.html
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