Especially, given that they call her "the protagonist." She simply isn't anywhere near altruistic enough for that title in my opinion. Elaina works hard to pass the magic exams so she can become a witch and travel the world, like the witch from her favorite book. I will say that them specifically referencing and joking about how boring Elaina is in the last episode helps, but it's not enough to boost this shows score. Elaina, now alongside her mentor, Stardust Witch Fran, continues her leisurely journey.
That's a rather mature piece of writing for a show like this, and I really didn't expect that. WANDERING WITCH JOURNEY ELAINA LIGHT NOVEL SC VOL 09. The only reason I can give this show a 6/10 instead of 5/10 is because of one of the darkest elements in episode three that was so subtle that I actually missed it the first time watching that episode.
Though, I do have criticisms for Overlord as well. Overlord (to offer a contrast) certainly gets edgier than this show (though perhaps not as dark) but it feels far more tonally consistent to me. Wandering Witch - The Journey of Elaina (TV) Objectionable content: Significant Plot Summary: Once upon a time, there was a witch named Elaina, who set off on. Maybe that's what makes the show good, but in my opinion, if your protagonist is going to be boring, they have to be at least somewhat altruistic to make up for that lack of personality. Now a full-fledged witch herself, Elaina sets off on a journey without a destination, wandering far and wide to see the world. However, Wandering Witch - The Journey of Elaina seems a little jarring to me. Wandering Witch - The Journey of Elaina tells the story of a traveling witch named Elaina, who experiences new sights and wonders in every country she travels to. If you're tired of all the Isekai that have been coming out, I can see how a show with an overpowered protagonist with a darker tone seems like a breath of fresh air. Wandering Witch: The Journey of Elaina (, Majo no Tabitabi, lit. I think the reason I've seen such a surprising amount of video essays praising a show that I find so lackluster is because it's different.
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