The Classroom of a Black Cat and a Witch Anime to Premiere Soon

Upcoming Anime Debut: The Classroom of a Black Cat and a Witch

The eagerly anticipated anime adaptation of The Classroom of a Black Cat and a Witch (known as Kuroneko to Majo no Kyoshitsu in Japan) is set to premiere on April 12. This magical series will air for two consecutive cours, ensuring six uninterrupted months of episodes.

Musical Highlights

A new trailer has teased the soundtrack, featuring the energetic opening theme "Cusp" by singer ASCA and the closing theme "Tune Up" by the group Spira Spica. These tunes promise to complement the enchanting adventures of the protagonist, Spica.

Production Team

The series is being produced by the acclaimed studio LIDEN FILMS, with direction led by Naoyuki Tatsuwa, known for his work on comedies like Nisekoi. Midori Goto will oversee the scripts, while character designs are handled by artist Takayuki Onoda.

Notable Cast

Recent updates revealed key voice actors, although official western romanization is pending:

• Kana Hanazawa as Director Jeanne (known for her roles in Demon Slayer and Steins;Gate).
• Show Hayami as Vice-Director Justice Libra (famous for Bleach and Ascendance of a Bookworm).
• Daisuke Hirakawa as Procyon-sensei (noted for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure).

Story Overview

The narrative follows Spica Virgo, a witch apprentice with a significant hurdle: she cannot use magic. To attend her dream magical academy, she desperately seeks a mentor but faces financial and social barriers. Her luck changes when she encounters a mysterious talking black cat skilled in sorcery. Their shared goals lead to a secret pact, albeit with an embarrassing twist—the key to breaking the cat's curse involves a kiss!

About the Original Work

Created by Yosuke Kaneda, the series debuted on Magazine Pocket by Kodansha in March 2022. Since then, it has consistently garnered a positive reception, with the thirteenth volume released in print on December 9.

How do you feel about a proactive magical duo getting six months of airtime?

Source: Anime News Network