Mary To Majo No Hana | RECENT × 2026 |

: Touching the flower grants Mary temporary magical powers.

: While initially enchanted, Mary soon discovers that the school’s leaders, Madame Mumblechuuk and Doctor D, are conducting dark, dangerous magical experiments . Themes and Charm Mary to Majo no Hana

: Accompanied by a black cat named Tib, a broomstick whisks her away to Endor College , a prestigious academy for witches hidden high above the clouds. : Touching the flower grants Mary temporary magical powers

Directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi—the visionary behind The Secret World of Arrietty and When Marnie Was There —the film is an adaptation of Mary Stewart’s 1971 classic, The Little Broomstick . It carries the unmistakable DNA of Ghibli veterans, featuring the and lush, detailed backgrounds that define the aesthetic. The Story: From Boredom to Broomsticks The story follows Mary Smith, a clumsy, red-haired

At its heart, the film is a about self-confidence and the ethics of power.

The story follows Mary Smith, a clumsy, red-haired girl who recently moved to the Shropshire countryside to live with her Great Aunt Charlotte. Her quiet life takes a sharp turn when she discovers a rare, glowing flower in the woods called "Fly-by-Night."