The anime adaptation of I'm a Witch Who's Crush Requested a Love Potion has seen a notable increase in interest, reaching a trending score of 1959 on October 26, 2026. While the cause of this surge is unconfirmed, the series is currently listed in database records with a winter 2026 premiere window. Produced by Kadokawa, the series follows Rose, a witch living in isolation who harbors long-standing feelings for a knight named Sir Harij Azm. The story is based on the manga of the same name. As of the October 26, 2026, snapshot, the series holds a 71/100 rating on both AniList and Kitsu, with 15.5K users marking the title as 'currently watching' in database tracking tools. Crunchyroll is listed as a streaming provider for the series in current database records.
I'm a Witch Who's Crush Requested a Love Potion Sees Trending Spike
The upcoming fantasy series I'm a Witch Who's Crush Requested a Love Potion has recorded a significant rise in trending activity.
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Deep within the forest, a cozy and rather cluttered cottage sits on the lakeshore, housing a mysterious, feared witch. In truth, she is a lovely young woman named Rose, who has learned the art of potion-making from her wise grandmother. read more
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