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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
Brand: Media Blasters
EAN: 0631595080971
Format: Animated, Color, Dubbed, DVD-Video, NTSC, Subtitled
Label: ANIME WORKS
Manufacturer: ANIME WORKS
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: ANIME WORKS
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 18, 2008
Running Time: 161 minutes
Sales Rank: 79672
Studio: ANIME WORKS
Theatrical Release Date: 2004
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Product Description:
Arusu, a young girl who believes in magic with all her heart, one day finds herself suddenly dropped into the middle of a magical world that's beyond her wildest imaginings. At first, it seems that her life's wish has finally been granted, but things quickly change as she find out more about the less-than-perfect wonderland. She soon meets two young witches named Sheila and Eva, and one wild broomstick ride later, all three girls are blamed for the release of the witches' source of magic, captured fairies. After an unusual punishment is delivered, they are given the task of recapturing the fairies, a difficult thing to do when Arusu keeps freeing them!
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Tweeny Witches is a hit!
Tweeny WItches is a cute and action packed anime filled with stunning visuals. Like many Japanese anime, the story starts out with you scratching your head and thinking What's going on? One thing you need to remember is that must anime origins don't start out right away like U.S. animation tends to do. There is usually a build up of different events which than leads to the reveal of how Arusu a young girl from our Human world ends up in a magical world full of witches and warlocks. Arusu believes ... Read More
Rating: - Very Enjoyable. Great For All Ages
I loved this first volume. It was a lot of fun. The three main characters go to the extreme of their personality types, but I think it works. The story opens with Arusu in a forest and talking about how excited she is about magic. At first she got on my nerves, but then I realized she is an energetic kid. Arusu obnoxiousness helps show she is in a place where she doesn't fit in.
The next character is Shiela and she is always mad and mean. She wants Arusu to go away. It never works out ... Read More
Rating:  - So Annoying!
While it was fascinating to see what would happen if Miyazaki and Tim Burton got together for an anime title, there are just too many things that bother me about this series. Arusu is one of the least likeable heroines I've come across in a long time, the story is drawn out and really felt like it went nowhere within the first seven episodes and despite all the plot hooks that they are dangling in front of me, none of them make me want to pick up the second volume. While younger members of the viewing ... Read More
Rating: - Tweeny Witches is quick, cute fun
"Tweeny Witches" surprised me with its instant charm, in only 22-minute episodes. Actually, the episodes are divided into two parts, each one being 11 minutes long. However, this series covers plenty of ground in 8 episodes, giving a brief look at Arisu and her peacekeeping efforts against the imprisonment of fairies.
In "Tweeny", Arisu is a teenage middle school student who totes around her bulky magic book. Her friends teased her and were about to throw the book off the roof of the building. ... Read More
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