At the end of Volume 2, Mari and Alice found themselves in the “real world” only something has gone wrong with the timeline and nothing Mari remembers is true.
Here in A Witch’s Love at the End of the World, Volume 3, the real mover of the story is revealed. This, it turns out, is a story that transcends time. Of course, Mari isn’t particularly interested in the whys and wherefores…she’s only concerned with Alice. Alice, who is suffering from loss of power, due to her feelings for Mari.
We learn the whole story at last. And then we turn to watch Mari rewrite the entirety of history – which was worth it. Mari changes the world so that she and Alice might live in a timeline together without the hatred between humans and witches and, frankly, everyone can go hang.
KUJIRA’s art is solid throughout, and the story, while not earth-shakingly unique, was honestly pretty well put together. If it has a fault at all, its a bit of oversentimentality, but I wouldn’t not recommend it on that account.
If you’re looking for a little magic in your school girl Yuri, this series is available now from Yen Press!
Ratings:
Art – 7
Story – 7
Characters – 8
Service – 0
Yuri – 5
Overall – 7
I’d been looking for a yuri with a supernatural twist and it delivered. Nice art – required a bit of getting used to but it was rewarding to see something different. The final volume feels a little rushed but all in all it doesn’t hurt the story too much and the ending is satisfying.