Mahou Tsukai no Yome

This is get anime tv in october (Yeaaaah)

24 episodes! Yahoooo!

This is get anime tv in october (Yeaaaah)

In addition to the OVA's...

New volume cover is great

I may be wrong but didn't the author state it was a tragedy when it started? Yeah... I keep coming back to this to decide if I want to start reading this because I like the premise and the art but it just screams tragedy love story from the very first chapter so I just skim over the comments every once in a while. The feeling is like Natsume yuujinchou but atleast in that story you already can tell its going to be mellow and he's not actually going to be killed pretty early on.

Eh, I don't think so. The fairy queen said that instead of worrying how they'll turn out,

I'm terrified that this is the sort of manga that ends up with a semi-tragic backstory that has main characters die at the end.

I may be wrong but didn't the author state it was a tragedy when it started? Yeah... I keep coming back to this to decide if I want to start reading this because I like the premise and the art but it just screams tragedy love story from the very first chapter so I just skim over the comments every once in a while. The feeling is like Natsume yuujinchou but atleast in that story you already can tell its going to be mellow and he's not actually going to be killed pretty early on.

Can Chise move her new arm, however slightly? or is it stuck in one position permanently? With dragons being strange tree-like beings in this universe, I don't have much hope, but it would really suck if her arm was forever pinned in one position. Makes me wonder, if so, why they didn't shave it down to a more manageable/useful shape.

She can move it, you can see her flex it when she's on the wall. It's just looks horribly mangled. 

Alternative chapter title: "You can't make an omelette without f@cking worrying everyone around you, Chise".

Can Chise move her new arm, however slightly? or is it stuck in one position permanently? With dragons being strange tree-like beings in this universe, I don't have much hope, but it would really suck if her arm was forever pinned in one position. Makes me wonder, if so, why they didn't shave it down to a more manageable/useful shape.

I'm terrified that this is the sort of manga that ends up with a semi-tragic backstory that has main characters die at the end.

Is it just me, or in the first panel doesn't Cartaphilus have two arms, but then in the next panels he's back to missing an arm?

I'm not sure how appropriate it is but I think Chise was very, well, Handsome in this chapter.  Something about the way she looks now with her new arm, and new confidence... Great stuff! Thanks for the translations!

Gawd, every time someone new appears, I'm like, "Enough! You leave that girl alone! Let her work with the time she's got! Stop messing with her!"

I certainly can read 100 chapters of domestic life of Elias and Chise together. Come on, give her a break. D:

i have a feeling that guy is gonna take her arm.

... that's not the aunt, is it?????

Maybe they could, like neutralize the dragon's curse with another one.  When that youngling is stabilized, let her hang with it and then pull in its power again--balance the curse of its fear, panic and anger with the "curse" of its gratitude and love.

Probably nobody cursed by a dragon before ever had reason for the dragon to like them and want to help.

Now, what troubles does Miss Snow bring?

Let us hold onto some optimism.  Maybe she's coming to the rescue.

Reminds me of a certain cursed, growth-deficient brat...

Who're you calling a shrimp?!

Spoiler

"Elias, would you help me think of a way for us to stay together?"

 

That, ladies and gentlemen, is growth in a character. Sigh, I wish I could just ignore this manga whenever it pops up in my notifs and just binge read it once it's done. This is just pure suffering.

Every time a chapter comes around, binge-read everything available...

Not the best solution, but it's something...

Now, what troubles does Miss Snow bring?

mhhh, we only need some madman who want to remove the cursed arm from Chise, clone her a new arm and then just attach said cursed arm to himself ...

sound hard, have we some candidates?

Sounds nice, but going with the flow of the story said madman will either just cut the arm off while attempting (but failing) to kidnap Chise, or he'll succeed in spiriting her away and she'll end up experimented on or nearly - if not - dead.