Witch Watch Merchandise — A Shared Household With a Prophecy
Spells that backfire, a stoic protector with superhuman strength, and a dark omen hanging over it all: "Witch Watch" combines magical comedy with a genuinely serious story arc — and became one of the standout favorites of the younger Shonen Jump generation. The witch Nico Wakatsuki moves in with her childhood friend Morihito Otogi, who's meant to protect her as her confidant from a foretold disaster. What sounds like a classic fantasy setup turns out to be a gag-storm with heart and a growing cast. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Witch Watch merchandise — first and foremost figures of the chaotic witch-in-training and her tight-lipped roommate. Whether your collection has been growing for a while or you're just casting your first spell, getting started here takes no warm-up time at all.
What makes Witch Watch stand out?
The balance. Author Kenta Shinohara showed with "Sket Dance" that he's a master of situational comedy, and with "Astra Lost in Space" that he can tell a tight, focused story — "Witch Watch," running in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2021, brings both strengths together. Episodic chapters about magic gone wrong alternate with an ongoing plot thread about the disaster prophecy, while the cast keeps growing with more supernatural roommates. The 2025 anime adaptation significantly widened the series' reach — and supplies the templates for plenty of current figure designs: expressive poses, changing outfits, and Nico's unmistakable grin instead of the same old standard statue look.
Frequently asked questions
What Witch Watch products does Elbenwald offer?
Officially licensed figures and statues of Nico, Morihito, and more in various sizes — from the compact palm-size statue to the detailed scale figure. Use the filters to narrow the range down by product type.
What is Witch Watch about?
The witch Nico Wakatsuki moves in with her childhood friend Morihito, who's meant to use his ogre-like powers to protect her from a prophesied disaster. The result is a mix of magical comedy, slice-of-life storytelling, and an ongoing plot arc.
Who created Witch Watch?
Kenta Shinohara, who previously released "Sket Dance" and "Astra Lost in Space." The manga has run in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2021, with the anime adaptation following in 2025.
Range overview
The centerpiece is the figures: Nico as a statue in several versions, plus Morihito in his signature stoic pose — if you like extra detail, check out the scale figures. The original art waits among the manga, in case you want to know how the prophecy plays out. Small formats also make great gifts, by the way — the gift ideas collect more inspiration for that. And since the lineup for young series tends to keep growing, a second visit is always worth it.
What else goes well with it?
If you're collecting this year's Jump lineup, there's plenty of company nearby: Dandadan chases ghosts and aliens at the same time, Spy x Family holds together a very different unusual household, and Kaiju No. 8 lets monsters collide with office routine. Manufacturer fans can browse Bandai, which produces several of the Nico figures, and the Anime brand world offers the big picture across every series.
