Kotake, along with a few friends, resolved to cycle to Mount Fuji. But Doremi, Hazuki, and Aiko found themselves tasked with dissuading him from such an undertaking.

In the bustling heart of New York, Momoko encountered Onpu and recounted the events that preceded her apprenticeship as a witch.

The swim meet looms, and Aiko has been selected as anchor for her class. Yet, a single complication remains.

Onpu found herself at a standstill, unable to commit to a role in the upcoming film. The indecision sparked a deeper introspection, prompting her to consider the very origins of her path to becoming an idol.

Hana's difficulty lies in her lack of toilet training.

In her youth, Baaya experienced a simultaneous infatuation, captivated by two distinct objects: the grace of ballet, and the presence of a young man.

The son of a taiyaki vendor had grown weary of his father's constant criticism. He resolved to seek his own path and journeyed to the Maho-do to begin his enterprise.

The flute shattered at the hands of a student lauded for their scholarship, a student harboring a secret affection. Onpu accepted the consequence.

Inspired by the enthusiasm of two devoted baseball fans, Momoko assembles a team of her own friends. Together, they challenge the established team in a spirited competition.

Aiko found herself face to face with Anrima, a woman who held a promise to her from a time long past.

Each Valentine's Day, Hazuki and Masaru exchanged gifts. They had, however, discontinued the practice for a specific reason.

In the quiet halls of the hospital, Doremi encountered a girl named Nozomi, whose heart held a deep fascination for witches. Despite battling cancer, Nozomi had made a solemn promise to Doremi: she would become a Witch Apprentice.

Doremi encountered a girl named Fami, an individual marked by striking similarities to herself.