It has been revealed that Eiko Mutsuhana's light novel "Hello, I'm a Witch Who Was Asked to Make a Love Potion for the Person I Love" will be adapted into a TV anime in 2026. The story depicts a heartbreaking love story between a clumsy, reclusive witch and a caring, earnest knight, which begins with a broken heart caused by a "love potion." The book has been released by Futabasha's label "M Novels f" and has also been adapted into a comic, gaining popularity with the total number of copies in circulation exceeding 1 million. Details of the anime will be announced in the future.
The original author, Mutsuka, commented, "'Hello, I'm a witch who was asked to make a love potion for the person I like.' is being made into an anime. I was so surprised that even now I find myself thinking, 'Huh? Is it... going to be... made into an anime...?' I am so fortunate. Thank you so much to all the readers who have cherished and supported the story up to this point, to Kamata-sensei who always takes it so seriously, and to all the people involved who care about the work and put their all into it. I hope to see you all at the Witch's Hut in the anime."
An illustration drawn by Kamata, who is in charge of the comic adaptation, to celebrate the TV anime adaptation has been released.
The story is about Rose, a witch who lives in a lake, who is heartbroken when Harry, a knight she secretly loves, asks her to make a love potion for him. However, Rose spends her days yearning to be with Harry, even if only just for a short time, until the potion is completed... This is a love story that begins with a broken heart. Two books have been released.
