Kodoani.com – Website and X-account of the anime adaptation of the novel A woman's story that was told to her by the Mahoutsukai (The Story of the Girl Who Couldn't Become a Witch) by Yuzuki Akasaka revealed seven new voice actors on Thursday. The cast from left to right above includes (exact names not yet confirmed):
Hikaru Midorikawa as Northern Harris, the first-year teacher of the “Ghost” class. Mikako Komatsu as Kai Mirai, a beautiful young girl whose true personality is still unclear. Mako Morino is the head of the second-year general curriculum of “serious studies.” Tatsumaru Tachibana is the vice-head of the second-year general curriculum of “serious studies.”
The image above shows the members of the first-year students in the general education program (from left to right, initials not confirmed):
Saori Gotō plays Lemone Juicy. Yuka Nukui plays Mikana Fruity. Sayumi Suzushiro plays Sally Andol.
Previously announced cast includes:
Hana Hishikawa and Kurumi Mirai, Misuzu Yamada and Yuzu Edel, Yui Horie and Minami Suzuki, Ayumi Mano and Maki Kumil, Yukiya Hayashi and Asuka Kurumaru, and Chiaki Kobayashi and Kyō Kurumaru.
The anime will premiere in October.
The description of the novel on the Everystar website is as follows:
Kurumi Mirai, a first-year high school student, attends the Letran School of Magic and Sorcery, an academy that trains the top “witches” of the International Confederation of Mages. She has had the highest grades since middle school. However, when she entered high school and took the entrance exam to enter the “Magic Group” class that trains witches, she failed.
In the next class, there are students taking the exam to become official witches, and among them is a student that Kurumi admires very much.
How will Kurumi adapt and grow without a choice despite her boundless intelligence?
So what about the goal of top magician Minami Suzuki, Kurumi's new homeroom teacher?
Mahō Tsukai ni Narenakatta Onna no Ko no Hanashi will be the second anime produced from the winners of the Project Anima contest. When Project Anima announced the story as the winner of the “Another World/Fantasy” category in 2018, the anime was originally scheduled to premiere in 2021.