Anime Like Flying Witch Petit

In his final moments, Hiraku Machio was confined to a hospital bed due to illness before he died. Touched by his tragic destiny, a god decides to bring Hiraku back to life in a different world, granting him the opportunity to live however he wishes. Wanting to pursue agriculture in this new life, he is given a versatile "Almighty Farming Tool" that can transform into any required implement. Relocated to what seems like an isolated woodland, Hiraku begins building and farming from scratch, gradually transforming the barren area into a thriving settlement.

In a quiet corner of a Tokyo shopping district, Western Restaurant Nekoya offers a fusion of Japanese and Western dishes, beloved by its local customers. However, this seemingly ordinary café hides a secret: it opens its doors on Saturdays only for non-human visitors from various dimensions. Dragons, elves, fairies, and mages regularly drop by, creating a diverse clientele. The mysterious chef, known simply as "Master," warmly welcomes these guests, preparing their favorite meals and ensuring they return each week.

In accordance with witch customs, apprentices must leave their families at age 15 to live independently and further their magical education. Makoto Kowata, a young witch, leaves her home in Yokohama to embark on this journey, accompanied by her familiar, a black cat named Chito. She heads to Aomori, known among witches for its natural beauty and strong magical presence, and moves in with her second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his younger sister, Chinatsu. While Makoto outwardly appears to lead a normal high school life, her unique approach to magic sets her apart from her classmates. Her days are filled with the peculiarities of witchcraft, such as meetings with an anthropomorphic dog fortune-teller and unconventional magical training sessions with her older sister, Akane. These experiences enrich her daily life, blending the ordinary with the magical, and she shares these adventures with her friends and family.

In a secluded forest far from human settlement, a solitary child named Ryouma Takebayashi lives. His unusual hobby is raising various types of slimes as pets. Though still young, he has a robust build and a natural talent for magic, gifts from a past life filled with hardship. Three gods granted him this new beginning so he can fully appreciate life's joys. After three years of peaceful isolation, Ryouma's path crosses with people who will change his world. When he helps soldiers tend to a wounded comrade, they convince him to accompany them to visit the local ducal family in a nearby town. Agreeing, Ryouma begins a journey to experience the wider world beyond his forest home.

In "If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord," Dale Reki, an eighteen-year-old adventurer regarded as one of Kreuz's top fighters, encounters Latina, a young devil girl wandering the woods. She wears tattered clothes and has a broken horn, which marks her as a criminal in devil society. Worried about her safety, Dale takes her in and eventually adopts her. Latina turns out to be a charming, innocent, and empathetic child, capturing Dale's heart far more than he anticipated. As he takes on fatherhood, he must handle the challenges of raising a daughter while still fulfilling his duties as an adventurer. Even after settling into a routine of work and parenting, the mystery of Latina's past remains unresolved. Questions linger about why she was alone in the forest and the reason behind her branded status. Meanwhile, Latina begins to explore the world and her own identity as she adapts to her new life with Dale.

In the lively village of spirits, Yuzu, a cheerful and energetic fox girl, begins her first job as an attendant at the renowned hot springs inn, Konohanatei. With no prior experience in such a refined establishment, Kiri, the dependable and gentle head attendant, quickly guides her through the basics. Although Yuzu’s initial enthusiasm often leads to mistakes, her lively personality adds a distinctive charm to the inn, endearing her to both guests and coworkers despite her clumsy but sincere efforts. Under the guidance of her fellow fox attendants—the strict Satsuki, the easygoing Natsume, the sharp-tongued Ren, and the quiet Sakura—Yuzu gradually learns the skills of running an inn and becomes increasingly captivated by the magical atmosphere around her. Konohana Kitan tells the heartwarming story of a young fox girl building bonds with others and discovering her place in the enchanting world of spirits.

In another world following his reincarnation, Ryouma Takebayashi uses the blessings granted by the gods to tame many slimes and enhance the well-being of people near him. As his laundry venture, Bamboo Forest, succeeds, he intends to grow into the neighboring town of Lenaf. Keeping his promise to his dear companion Eliaria Jamil, he commits each day to refining new skills, strengthening bonds, and uncovering additional varieties of slimes.

At Mysteria Academy, a highly respected school famous for its instruction in magic, pupils hailing from three conflicting groups—humans, deities, and demons—coexist in peace. Among the more prominent students are Anne, a notable princess and top scholar, and Grea, an exceptional princess born from both dragon and human heritage.

The Western restaurant Nekoya is cherished by its regular Japanese customers for its delicious blend of Western and Japanese dishes, all crafted by the friendly head chef, Master Tenshu. Though the establishment appears closed on Saturdays in Japan, this is actually when Nekoya opens its doors to the Other World, serving those in search of extraordinary food. Spanning locations from castles to forests, this eatery—known to visitors as the "Restaurant to Another World"—draws a wide variety of guests. These diverse customers are served by either the polite demon Aletta or the mysterious elf Kuro. With every meal, whether a first encounter or a repeat visit, Master Tenshu and the staff deliver an unforgettable dining experience filled with tales and tastes from many different worlds.

The General, a member of an alien group scheming to take over Earth and eliminate all life, also requires time off to recharge. Even as the Rangers work to disrupt his operations, they cannot prevent him from savoring small joys like observing pandas at the zoo, purchasing ice cream from a convenience store, and enjoying his well-deserved break from executing evil schemes.

In a world where only supernatural creatures exist, Himeno, a timid and kind-hearted centaur, navigates her everyday life. At her school, where each student possesses distinctive magical traits such as horns, wings, tails, or halos, Himeno enjoys a joyful and largely ordinary school life alongside her closest companions, Nozomi and Kyouko.

After bandits killed her parents, Sarasa Feed is taken to an orphanage. There, she discovers her love for alchemy, inspired by the legacy of her late parents, and dreams of starting her own alchemy business. To make this happen, she enrolls in the Royal Alchemist Academy for training and certification. Five years later, after graduating, Sarasa is only one step away from achieving her dream, but she does not have the money to do so. With few other options, she decides to open a small shop in a remote town far from the busy capital. Even though the area is full of dangerous landscapes and wild beasts, Sarasa begins her exciting journey as a novice alchemist.

In the magical realm of Naral Island, a new Demon Lord arises each generation, only to be vanquished by a chosen Hero. The current Hero, Juulia "Yusha" Charldetto, is finishing her quest alongside her companions: the devoted priest Seiran "Seira" Élénoir, the mysterious mage Meiza "Mei" Endust, and the spirited warrior Fai Fai. During their final battle against the Demon Lord, Yusha's group attempts a dangerous spell meant to send their enemy backward through time. The spell misfires, hurling Yusha and her team into an era where the Demon Lord has not yet appeared, and before Yusha herself became the Hero. Stripped of their memories of the future, the four girls begin anew, once again dreaming of assembling the Hero's Party and defeating the Demon Lord. However, the Demon Lord is also transported to the past but retains her memories. She assumes the guise of a young girl named Mao and takes a teaching role at the adventurer academy, scheming to prevent Yusha from ever becoming a Hero. This sets the stage for Yusha and her friends' adventure as they unknowingly strive to conquer the Demon Lord now hidden among them.

A Japanese woman who dies from overwork is reborn as Dahliya Rossetti, the daughter of a newly appointed baron. Her father, Carlo, is a renowned magic artificer famous for crafting magical tools. Inspired by him, Dahliya uses memories from her past life to create useful inventions and trains to become a magic artificer like her father. As an adult, Dahliya establishes herself and becomes engaged to Carlo's apprentice. However, her life takes a dark turn when Carlo dies suddenly, followed shortly by her fiancé leaving her for another woman. Despite these setbacks, now on her own, Dahliya remains determined in her pursuit to become a master artificer. With help from old friends and new allies, she resolves to face any challenges ahead.

The second season of Isekai Nonbiri Nouka. A world premiere of the first episode took place before the Japanese television premiere at ANIMONIUM in Bangkok on February 8, 2026.

In a world where its inhabitants are only a few inches tall, Hakumei and Mikochi share a home inside a tree. Hakumei is an energetic, tomboyish carpenter, while Mikochi is a calm and feminine tailor. Despite their contrasting personalities, they live together in harmony and enjoy their daily life in the forest. Their days are filled with work, sightseeing trips, and visits to the seaside Tsumiki Marketplace for shopping. Along the way, they befriend various creatures, including the sentient woodland animal Iwashi the weasel, the singer Konju, and the inventor Sen. Hakumei and Mikochi offers a gentle glimpse into the simple lives of its main characters as they explore and interact with their small, fairy-tale-like world.

In a world where "vocal medicine" is recognized as a legitimate healing method alongside conventional treatments, talented singers use their voices to cure injuries and diseases. Aspiring healers from all over the world train diligently to master this art and help others through song. Kana Fujii, a singer with a natural gift, begins this path after a transformative encounter. She teams up with the determined Reimi Itsushiro and the easygoing Hibiki Morishima at the Karasuma Phoniatric Clinic, where Ria Karasuma provides rigorous yet kind instruction. As Kana and her companions chase their ambitions, they encounter various unique healers and come to realize that excelling in vocal medicine demands more than just effort and devotion.

Lizel is suddenly transported to a city that feels oddly familiar yet distinctly different from his own, and he comes to the shocking realization that he has been sent to another world. Keeping his composure, Lizel accepts this unexpected turn of events and begins exploring his new surroundings. To navigate this unfamiliar territory, he hires an experienced adventurer named Gil, who serves as both his guide and protector. While searching for a way back home, Lizel decides to make the most of his situation by fully immersing himself in the life of a guild adventurer. Believing he will eventually return to his original world, Lizel chooses to savor this otherworldly adventure.

In Moomin Valley, spring brings fresh adventures for Moomintroll and his neighbors. After Snufkin comes back from his winter travels, the valley comes alive. They discover a fascinating hat so skillfully crafted that the Moomins cannot bring themselves to throw it away, so they set out to find who it belongs to. During a game with his friends, Moomin decides to hide inside the hat. When his companions look for him, they are startled to find Moomin has become a strange, eerie creature. Seeing his own reflection, Moomin is just as upset by his altered appearance. After frightening his family and friends, Moomin eventually returns to his normal form. Together with Snufkin, they decide to get rid of the hat by throwing it into the river. As it floats away, they wonder who the hat might have belonged to and whether that person will ever come to retrieve it.

In the 22nd century, space travel, planetary colonization, and anti-gravity basketball are everyday realities, but Earth has become too hostile to live on, forcing humanity to reside in colonies on neighboring planets. During a school field trip, a series of unexpected events throws Luna, a newly transferred student, along with her robot companion Chako and six other classmates, into a gravity storm. They crash-land on what appears to be an abandoned planet. Taking charge as the group's leader, Luna, alongside the resourceful Kaoru, the privileged Howard, the timid Sharla, the accommodating Bell, the proud musician Menori, and the gifted Shingo, must struggle to survive. But is the planet truly lifeless, or are there hidden beings or individuals lurking in the shadows?

An anime adaptation of the "episode : NAMI" chapter from the novel series ONE PIECE novel HEROINES is being produced. After buying a pair of shoes that end up hurting her feet, Nami returns to the shop feeling dissatisfied. There, she meets the designer Lebno, who says, "I’ll make you a brand-new pair from scratch—but only if you’ll be my model." The shoes are crafted by the artisan Miucha, resulting in an unexpected and stylish encounter.

In "Someday's Dreamers," Yume Kikuchi, a magical girl, travels to Tokyo to train under the famous mage Masami Oyamada. As she becomes absorbed in the city, Yume focuses on perfecting her magic, assisting people in need, and collecting life experiences necessary for her development into a full-fledged mage. However, she slowly comes to understand that genuine happiness cannot be attained through magic by itself.

Prepare for another magical journey into the world of Someday's Dreamers, where using magic is a regulated profession that demands both proper training and an official license. To obtain that license and honor a promise she made to her late father, young Sora Suzuki travels a long distance from her rural hometown of Biei to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo. The challenge is daunting, but she possesses a bit of natural talent, a charming demeanor, and most crucially, an internship opportunity waiting for her. What she does not anticipate is how drastically different city life will be—especially the people she meets. She gets along well with the confident Asagi Kuroda and the gentle Hiyori, but the mysterious boy Gouta completely baffles her. Yet, through their shared internship experiences, they repeatedly find themselves in the same situations and gradually come to understand each other in ways they never thought possible.

In a world overflowing with negativity, five fairies from elite clans are dispatched to Earth to collect "attachments" that sustain their own realm. Disguised as high school boys and a bartender at Bar F, they conceal their true identities as they carry out their mission. At Bar F, the boys encounter numerous female clients burdened by deep emotional scars and offer to help resolve their issues. In exchange, the fairies request permission to take a piece of the customers' hearts. As they investigate the root of each client’s suffering, they uncover a malevolent force bent on spreading chaos and evil. The fairies must identify this menace and foil its schemes, all while remaining true to themselves.