BURN THE WITCH

Studio Colorido's 2020 urban fantasy follows witches Noel and Ninny as they protect and manage dragons in the hidden Reverse London.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Most people in London cannot see dragons. The hidden side known as Reverse London can, and only qualified witches or wizards may make direct contact. Noel Niihashi and Ninny Spangcole work as protection agents for Wing Bind. Their job is to protect and manage the dragons that pose a danger across the city.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Reveal Reverse London behind the ordinary city. Dragons become visible there, along with an organization responsible for their conservation and management. Noel and Ninny are qualified witches working as protection agents. BURN THE WITCH turns a secret magical world into a job defined by creatures most Londoners never know are present.

Gigguku

Invisible dragons are tied to most deaths in London, and an entire hidden city has been dealing with them out of sight. That premise is HUGE. Noel and Ninny are not wandering heroes who stumble into it. They are qualified protection agents with a real mission to manage the creatures on behalf of people who cannot even see the danger.

Father's Basement

A reverse side of London, invisible dragons, witches, and an agency called Wing Bind create a dense packet of setup for a compact production. The strongest piece is the job. Noel and Ninny are responsible for dragon conservation and public protection, which gives the hidden world a practical purpose beyond simply looking mysterious.

Historically, 72% of all the deaths in London are related to dragons, fantastical beings invisible to the majority of the people. While unknown to most, some people have been standing up to these dragons.

What defines it

A stylish urban-fantasy action short from Bleach creator Tite Kubo, set in his Soul Society universe's sister world. Sleek design and kinetic magic.

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