Little Witch Academia: The Enchanted Parade

In Enchanted Parade, Akko Kagari and her Luna Nova friends once again find themselves in trouble and end up paired with three other troublemakers, Amanda O'Neill, Constance Braunschweig Albrechtsburger, and Jasmineka Antonenko. The challenge looks simple in theory: organize the academy's annual witch parade so it shines bright enough to secure everyone's place. The six witches must blend spellwork with mischief, push past their differences, and learn to trust one another as they prepare a spectacle that proves their worth. As rehearsals unfold, rivalries flare, magical quirks complicate the plan, and the parade begins to balloon into something far bigger than a routine showcase, hinting at tests the group never anticipated.

Directed by Yoh Yoshinari and produced within the Little Witch Academia universe, The Enchanted Parade extends Michiru Shimada's narrative, delivering the same bright animation and playful humor fans expect, while expanding the world with new characters and magical school life that give the film a fresh energy.

Critics and fans praised the film for its energetic visuals, brisk pacing, and warm humor. It foregrounds friendship, self-reliance, and teamwork, showing that resilience and cooperation often beat raw talent. The characters grow by facing setbacks, embracing creativity, and choosing to stand together when it matters most. The score and voice acting add warmth to the moments of discovery.

Within the franchise the Enchanted Parade helps sustain Luna Nova's whimsical atmosphere for international audiences. Its color rich spell effects, quirky creature cameos, and strong ensemble feel reinforce the series signature blend of adventure and comedy. The film has inspired fan art, cosplay, and discussions about the characters and world, cementing its place in the franchise's ongoing cultural footprint.

Box office data for this title is not readily available, reflecting its niche release and appeal to devoted anime audiences rather than broad theatrical reach. It found a dedicated following through home media and streaming, with fans continuing to celebrate its characters, humor and magical world.