
Kuroneko to Majo no Kyoushitsu
TV · Spring 2026 · 24 episodes · Finished
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Spica Virgo is an apprentice witch, but can’t use any magic. She needs someone to be her master in order to get into the academy of her dreams, but she has no money and no connections. Suddenly, a mysterious talking black cat that can use magic appears before her!! Spica wants to learn magic, and the black cat wants his curse broken—goals on the same path. Therefore, a secret master-apprentice relationship was born! But the key to breaking the curse is kissing his…?! A clumsy witch and the teachings of a black cat—the magic academy fantasy starts here!!
The verdict
Season picksWorth a lookSpring 2026A broke girl who dreams of witch school is mentored by a sassy cursed cat wizard, in a throwback to unhinged mid-2000s fanservice anime full of pink twintails and panty shots. It goes further than you expect. With manga readers promising a bisexual reverse harem, there is plenty of reason to stay for the long haul.
Worst of the seasonBad but funSpring 2026A lovable, mediocre mid-budget ecchi comedy that recalls older ecchi, with pink twin tails, real personalities and slapstick pratfalls instead of contrived groping. The big zany ensemble of certifiably insane characters is the real appeal, and it understands what made Ranma-era ecchi fun. Four flaming dumpsters.
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