
The Dawn of the Witch
TV · 12 episodes · 24 min/ep · Tezuka Productions
Although he attends the Royal Magic Academy in the Kingdom of Wenias, Sable has the worst grades in the entire school. As he has no memories of his time before attending the institution, when Headmaster Albus tasks him with a special training regimen in the south, Sable eagerly accepts it. Alongside the Dawn Witch, Roux Cristasse; Holt, a human girl with antlers; and Kudd, a lizard Beastfallen, Sable must establish a village of witches in a region where anti-witch sentiment remains strong. During their journey, the quartet avoids former members of the Dia Ignis Arbiters—a group of witch hunters notorious for murdering witches and civilians alike. Five years ago, their organization was disbanded and given amnesty with the end of the war between the Church and witches, but their members still linger and are ready to capture any mages they come across. Thankfully, with Roux's Staff of Ludens, the "witch-eater," and Sable's unlimited supply of magic, the group may be able to accomplish their mission for Albus. If not, Sable's memories of magic and the academy will be taken away, and he will be left with nothing to guide him to the silver-haired mage who first rescued him. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Zero
Supporting

Yumiri Hanamori
Japanese

Youhei
Supporting

Masaaki Yano
Japanese

Albus
Supporting

You Taichi
Japanese

Juusanban
Background

Holdem
Supporting

Masayuki Katou
Japanese

Roux Cristasse
Main

Miho Okasaki
Japanese

Holt
Main

Sayumi Suzushiro
Japanese

Cervil
Main

Shuuichirou Umeda
Japanese

Coudeau
Main

Taku Yashiro
Japanese

Shinpu
Supporting

Masaaki Mizunaka
Japanese

Laios
Supporting

Rie Kugimiya
Japanese

Lilly
Supporting

Manaka Iwami
Japanese

Satoshi Motoyama
Sound Director

fripSide
Theme Song Performance (OP)

Takashi Iwasaki
Original Character Design

Kakeru Kobashiri
Original Story

Kakeru Kobashiri
Literary Arts

Mayumi Morita
Literary Arts

Satoshi Kuwabara
Director

Satoshi Kuwabara
Series Composition

Minoru Nishida
Art Design

Tatsuhiko Saiki
Music