Imagine if one day while you were walking through school, minding your own business then suddenly the school clock tower started to fall right above your head. Honota Takamiya finds himself in such a situation, barely able to comprehend that the school clock tower is floating above his head and now dropping towards him. Lucky for him though, he's saved by a Witch called Ayaka Kagari, one he later finds out, was ordered to protect him and his 'white stuff' (Don't shoot the messenger, I don't understand it either) from a group of evil witches. As such, Kagari, must now protect him every waking hour, but being regarded as Princess of the school, Takamiya now has to deal with not only evil witches, but the school breathing down his neck with evil glares and death letters. Brought to us by J.C.Staff, the same animation company that brought us Excel Saga, Shakugan no Shana, Zero no Tsukaima and Little Busters, the art is top notch. The series brings in a good degree of comedy, while splashing in a reasonably solid story (so far), as well as satisfying our wishes to see things explode. Overall Witch Craft Works is fun show, that will take up your spare 25 minutes nicely.
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