Flying Witch (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kowata Makoto
(played by Minami Shinoda) — protagonist
Kuramoto Chinatsu
(played by Eri Suzuki) — protagonist
Kuramoto Kei
(played by Shinsuke Sugawara) — supporting
Ishiwatari Nao
(played by Shiori Mikami) — supporting
Kowata Akane
(played by Kana Aoi) — supporting
Inukai
(played by Mari Hino) — supporting
Chito
(played by Ai Kayano) — supporting
Al
(played by Ari Ozawa) — supporting
Hina
(played by Hisako Kanemoto) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kowata Makoto → Kowata Akane
(Travel Companion) — Their relationship evolves from distant travel to shared local adventures.
"In episode 3, Akane is traveling around the world, and in episode 11, they share a magical outing together."
Kowata Akane → Kuramoto Chinatsu
(Dietary Advisor) — Akane provides practical advice on witch lifestyle and dietary habits.
"In episode 7, Akane advises Chinatsu that she cannot be a good witch if she is picky with food, specifically regarding bitter herbs."
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kowata Makoto → Chito
(Walking Guide) — Chito leads Makoto through familiar paths, establishing a guide-companion dynamic.
"In episode 5, Makoto goes for a walk with Chito as her guide, relying on his knowledge of the area."
Kowata Makoto → Inukai
(Spell Reversal Helper) — Makoto takes responsibility for resolving a magical conflict affecting Inukai.
"In episode 4, Makoto feels obliged to undo the dreadful spell cast on Inukai and invites her over."
Kowata Makoto → Kuramoto Kei
(Cafe Visitors) — Shared leisure time that strengthens their social bond outside of witch duties.
"In episode 8, Makoto, Kei, and Chinatsu visit Cafe Concrucio and enjoy a relaxing time together."
Kowata Makoto → Kuramoto Chinatsu
(Cafe Visitors) — Shared leisure time that strengthens their social bond outside of witch duties.
"In episode 8, Makoto, Kei, and Chinatsu visit Cafe Concrucio and enjoy a relaxing time together."
Kowata Akane → Inukai
(Spell Caster and Victim) — A past magical transgression that drives a subplot of apology and resolution.
"In episode 4, Inukai knows Akane and reveals a dreadful spell was cast on her by Akane."
Kuramoto Chinatsu → Kuramoto Kei
(Farming Helpers) — Siblings working together to support Makoto's witch training through agriculture.
"In episode 3, Chinatsu and Kei help Makoto cultivate the unmaintained Kuramoto family land."
Kuramoto Chinatsu → Chito
(Curious Observer) — Chinatsu observes Chito with curiosity, hinting at her growing interest in witch life.
"In episode 5, Chinatsu tails Chito during a walk, showing her interest in the familiar."
Kowata Makoto → Ishiwatari Nao
(Cooking Class Peer) — Parallel personal challenges that highlight their shared school experiences.
"In episode 10, Nao faces a cooking class but lacks confidence due to childhood trauma, while Makoto deals with a bee incident."
Inukai → Chito
(Guide & Observer) — Chito explores the town with local knowledge; Inukai observes magical and seasonal occurrences.
"Episode 5 notes Chito exploring the town with local knowledge; Episode 4 shows Inukai observing magical occurrences."
Al → Hina
(Casual Peers) — Both navigate the slice-of-life environment with low-intensity interactions, sharing casual town proximity.
"Both navigate the slice-of-life environment with low-intensity interactions as supporting cast members."
Story Analysis
Comprehensive story architecture covering seasonal transitions, magical training, and community dynamics across one complete season.
Plot Progression
Season 1: Arrival & Adaptation
— The season opens with town introductions and magical disruptions, followed by seasonal shifts and initial training routines.
Season 1: Farming & Festivals
— Agricultural efforts and community celebrations dominate the middle arc, introducing new characters and magical practices.
Season 1: Cafes & Community
— Social gatherings and culinary experiments deepen interpersonal bonds while exploring local traditions.
Season 1: Trials & Mysteries
— Challenges in cooking, beekeeping, and spellcasting test resilience, revealing past traumas and growth.
Season 1: Whales & New Beginnings
— The season culminates in magical sightings, personal milestones, and communal celebrations that resolve early tensions.