Bratzillaz is a popular line of fashion dolls, introduced by MGA Entertainment in 2012. The dolls are a spin-off of the original Bratz dolls, but with a supernatural twist. They are known as Bratzillaz and are depicted as teenage witches attending a special academy for magic. One of the main themes in the Bratzillaz line is the concept of witchy princesses. The dolls are designed to embody the idea of glamorous, powerful witches who also have a touch of regal elegance. The Bratzillaz witchy princesses are depicted as stylish, confident, and magical beings.
“Flying Witch emphasizes that while actual magic is nice, there is ultimately magic in everything.” –Anime News Network
But there s also the factor of voice acting, which wasn t skimped out on for the cats either, with Chito having a really cute meowing voice throughout the series. While life in Aomori is generally quiet, Makoto and her witch associates bring their own brand of weirdness to life for herself and the people she meets.
The Bratzillaz witchy princesses are depicted as stylish, confident, and magical beings. They have unique powers and abilities, which they use to navigate both the magical and human realms. Each doll has a distinct personality and style, reflecting different aspects of witchcraft and princess-like beauty.
Flying Witch Series
Summer finally comes to a close for Makoto and her friends—but not without incident! In Aomori, Beachy makes a surprise visit and helps Chinatsu with a summer project that’s out of this world. Meanwhile, in Tokyo, Akane gets sauced and puts Makoto’s plans to return to Aomori on hold. And when Makoto gets back, she’ll find plenty of surprises waiting for her. However, the biggest surprise comes when her friends find Makoto in a compromising situation that might just expose her status as a witch.
Book 10
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Summer Showers and Sourpusses
As summer continues, Makoto takes a trip to back home to Kanagawa. However, her time there won’t be all fun and games. She and her friends have to solve the mystery of a temple that appears to be cursed with never-ending rain. Before long, they find the culprits, but a communication issue may just leave Makoto and her companions all wet!
“Flying Witch emphasizes that while actual magic is nice, there is ultimately magic in everything.” –Anime News Network
Book 9
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Summertime Magic
Makoto and her companions experience summer celebrations of all sorts, from the spectacular lantern floats of Aomori’s most famous festival to an otherworldly procession dedicated to exotic beasts. Along the way, they’ll conquer mountainous desserts, reunite with an old friend, and make potentially groundbreaking discoveries in magic.
Enjoy the ongoing, charm-filled adventures of Makoto and her crew as they have fun under the sun and more in Aomori!
Book 8
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Makoto and her family journey to the peaceful region of Shimokita, where a mysterious figure called “Enigumo” can supposedly help Makoto find out which element she can control. The cousins chow down on sea urchin and have fun at the beach, completely unaware that her element might defy all expectations…
Join the gang on this mystical—and surprisingly explosive—adventure!
Book 7
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A surreal comedy in the vein of Yotsuba&! and Nichijou with a magical theme combines humor, slice of life and traditional Japanese culture in this debut work from Chihiro Ishizuka.
Makoto and her cousins head out to the yomiya, a night festival. There they run into the Harbinger of Summer who tends to oversleep. To apologize for causing it to snow on their house, the Harbinger offers them a treasured delicacy from the other side. Makoto has been raising mandrakes in the garden, but something has gone awry! Akira takes Makoto to a hot springs where a reporter tries to get a scoop about witchcraft. Akane goes to great lengths to cure Inukai, but she might not be ready to change back…!
Book 6
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A surreal comedy in the vein of Yotsuba&! and Nichijou with a magical theme combines humor, slice of life and traditional Japanese culture in this debut work from Chihiro Ishizuka.
Everyone gathers to grill giblets to celebrate Chinatsu’s first bit of witchcraft. The familiars are lured to school with the promise of a tasty lunch… which draws the attention of an upperclassman witch. Makoto is tasked with solving a case where people get spirited away, but the solution turns out to be very down-to-earth…
Book 5
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Makoto gets her first official job request from a Society Witch, and while the job seems mundane at first, a bit of immature magic makes for an unexpected situation. Makoto uses the payment from the job to buy a magical item that reveals the invisible. Chinatsu’s gift from Beachy starts to wreak havoc, until it’s reduced to a form that lets her use a spell…
Book 4
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Serene Sorcery
Makoto makes her way to a fabric shop in town in order to sew a new robe, and ends up crafting a surprise for Chinatsu, too. Makoto combines her mundane studies with a bit of witchcraft and makes a freaky treat. On the way home from a late-night meeting with her mentor, Makoto runs into Inukai. They head to the beach and meet an adorably mysterious creature that immediately makes itself at home…
Book 3
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A Slice of Magic
Makoto and her cousins visit a café run by a witch that’s cloaked in magic and has regular visitors from folks on the “other side.” Inukai stops by to make amends, and Nao gets a taste of some spicy medicine. Akane drops by just in time for a very special sighting of a rare, sky-borne animal…
Book 2
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Makoto goes to a local cherry blossom festival and happens to encounter someone who has a bone to pick with her sister, Akane. When Akane happens to drop by, she teaches Makoto some new tricks for flying and some easy spellcraft. Their kid cousin Chinatsu is so charmed by the witches’ talents that she makes an unexpected request…
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Prepare to be Bewitched!
Makoto Kowata, a novice witch, packs up her belongings (including her black cat familiar) and moves in with her distant cousins in rural Aomori Prefecture, in the far north reaches of Japan, to complete her training and become a full-fledged witch.
For added witchy charm, we get to encounter an interesting cast of characters from the land of magic that serve to enchant and entertain both the characters and the viewers. From ghosts to heralds of spring to giant floating whales in the sky, Flying Witch comes up with some truly unique but also classic characters to add that witchy flavor to each episode. One of the first episodes we see this happening is in the introduction of the harbinger of Spring, a strange looking character who has the face of an owl and travels around the area making sure the last vestiges of Winter are all put to rest. He makes an appearance at Makoto’s new home to welcome them to the family and winds up scaring Chinatsu. He winds up being both an interesting character and a bit of an insight into the world that Flying Witch is trying to create. His very presence gives us clues into how this world of magic functions.
The Bratzillaz witchy princesses are not your typical princesses. They are rebellious and independent, challenging traditional notions of what it means to be a princess. They embrace their magical abilities and use them to empower themselves and others. These dolls inspire young girls to embrace their own uniqueness and to celebrate their individuality. The Bratzillaz witchy princesses have become popular among children and collectors alike. Their striking designs and intricate details make them desirable items for doll enthusiasts. Moreover, they serve as a reminder that being a princess is more than just wearing a crown and a pretty dress. It's about being confident, powerful, and true to oneself. In conclusion, the Bratzillaz witchy princesses are a unique and exciting addition to the world of fashion dolls. They bring a touch of magic and empowerment to the traditional concept of princesses. These dolls encourage young girls to embrace their own creativity, individuality, and inner magic. So, if you're looking for a doll that embodies both the beauty of a princess and the power of a witch, Bratzillaz witchy princesses are the perfect choice..
Reviews for "The Magic of Friendship: Bratzillaz Witchy Princesses United"
1. Emma - 1/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Bratzillaz Witchy Princesses dolls. Firstly, the quality of the dolls was extremely poor. The hair was falling out and the limbs were loose, making it difficult to pose them. Additionally, I found the outfits to be cheaply made and not as detailed as I would have expected. The lack of attention to details like accessories and intricate designs made the dolls feel incomplete and less appealing. Overall, I believe there are much better alternative options available in the market for doll collectors.
2. Max - 2/5 stars - While I had high hopes for the Bratzillaz Witchy Princesses, I found them to be quite underwhelming. The concept of combining princesses and witches seemed intriguing, but the execution fell short. The dolls lacked creativity in their designs, and the outfits were rather bland. The color choices were also not appealing, making the dolls look cheap and unattractive. Furthermore, the dolls' makeup was poorly done, with smudged lines and uneven application. Overall, I was not impressed with the Bratzillaz Witchy Princesses and would not recommend them to others.
3. Sophia - 2/5 stars - As a collector of dolls, I was excited to add the Bratzillaz Witchy Princesses to my collection. However, upon receiving them, I was quite disappointed. The dolls' faces lacked the charm and uniqueness that I expected from the Bratzillaz brand. The outfits were generic and did not reflect the imaginative and magical world of witchy princesses. Additionally, the accessories were minimal and did not enhance the overall look of the dolls. Overall, I believe the Bratzillaz Witchy Princesses dolls missed the mark and failed to live up to their potential.