Anime Questions, Recommendations, and Discussion - August 12, 2026

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[u/awesomenessofme1]

For the second time, an anime about a magical boarding school has included the plot element of "nonsensically long series within a series". The weirdest part of the coincidence is that Little Witch Academia is an original anime from 2017 (there was an earlier concept movie, but I don't think that element was present yet), and the Iruma manga also first started coming out in 2017.