little witch academia

Appearance: Brown hair in a high ponytail, red eyes, standard Luna Nova uniform with a short cape and boots.

Personality: Hyperactive, impulsive, stubborn, easily discouraged but bounces back fast, very idealistic and passionate about magic and Chariot.

Strength: Determination, creativity, showmanship, ability to inspire others and never give up even when her magic is weak.

Friend status: Very loyal; sometimes selfish or thoughtless, but she always comes back to protect and support her friends.

Appearance: Short, light‑orange hair, round glasses, shy posture, standard uniform.

Personality: Quiet, polite, bookish, anxious but kind; easily flustered, very gentle and supportive.

Strength: Knowledge (especially about “Night Fall”), healing/support magic, emotional support, good listener.

Friend status: Extremely dependable; rarely fights with others, tends to keep the trio together and mediate.

Appearance: Very pale skin, long lavender hair covering one eye, droopy eyes, witchy/goth vibe.

Personality: Deadpan, sarcastic, loves poisons and “gross” things, acts uncaring but softens occasionally.

Strength: Potions and poisonous magic, tactical thinking, staying calm in chaos.

Friend status: “Teasing gremlin friend” – uses Akko as a test subject, but secretly cares a lot and steps in when it really matters.

Appearance: Short reddish‑orange hair, sporty build, often with a mischievous grin.

Personality: Rebellious, energetic, thrill‑seeker, hates rules but has a good heart.

Strength: Broom riding, physical agility, improvising in fights or chases.

Friend status: Very loyal once she likes you; teases and breaks rules with friends, but stands up for them.

Appearance: Very small, light hair under a cap, usually expressionless, always tinkering with tools.

Personality: Quiet, almost never talks, focused, serious, engineer‑type mind.

Strength: Tech‑magic, building weapons, robots, and advanced brooms; very efficient.

Friend status: Shows affection through actions (inviting others into her workshop, helping in battles), not through words.

Appearance: Chubby, blonde hair in braids or pigtails, often seen eating.

Personality: Relaxed, easygoing, sweet, usually more interested in food than drama.

Strength: Endurance, surprisingly strong, supportive magic, calm presence.

Friend status: Very friendly and non‑judgmental; rarely argues, just quietly stays with the group.

Appearance: Blonde twin-tails, sharp features, same uniform style as Barbara, often standing by Diana’s side.

Personality: Snobby and teasing early on, especially toward Akko, very loyal to Diana, competitive and gossipy, but not malicious at heart.

Strength: Around average–above average for a Luna Nova student; mostly seen in support and class scenes.

Friend status: Starts as a bully/rival to Akko; softens after character development around Diana and becomes less antagonistic, eventually neutral–friendly.

Appearance: Brown hair, usually tied up, stands close to Hannah and Diana; similar posture and “elite” vibe.

Personality: Similar to Hannah: elitist early on, backs up Diana, joins in the teasing, but later becomes more reasonable and supportive of Diana’s choices.

Strength: Similar to Hannah, solid but not spotlighted as a powerhouse.

Friend status: Same arc as Hannah: rival/teaser at first, then basically neutral–friendly with Akko once tensions ease.

Appearance: As Ursula: purple hair in a bun, glasses, shy body language, loose robe. As Chariot: red hair, confident posture, flashy stage outfit.

Personality: Caring, anxious about her past mistakes, deeply protective of Akko, tries to guide her subtly; as Chariot, she was showy and theatrical, but still genuine.

Strength: Very high; one of the strongest witches in the setting, wielded the Shiny Rod and the Words, strong in show magic and advanced spells.

Friend status: Primary mentor and emotional anchor for Akko; strong bond akin to teacher–student plus idol–fan, later more equal.

Appearance: Tall, slim, purple hair in an asymmetrical cut, glasses, modern techno-magic aesthetic, often with floating cube devices.

Personality: Intelligent, ambitious, resentful about past failures, pragmatic to a fault, idealistic in theory but uses questionable methods, undergoes partial redemption.

Strength: Very high; genius in modern magic technology, hacking-like magic, large-scale systems.

Friend status: Antagonist for much of the story; becomes more of a remorseful ally by the end, especially influenced by Akko and Chariot.

Appearance: Older woman, tall with dignified posture, traditional robes, often carrying a staff.

Personality: Calm, wise, conservative at first about tradition, but capable of change and open-minded when convinced.

Strength: High; as headmistress she is an experienced witch with strong authority and magical capability.

Friend status: Initially skeptical of Akko, later supportive and trusting, acts as a formal ally.

Appearance: Elderly, strict-looking teacher with glasses, often frowning, traditional robes.

Personality: Harsh, rule-focused, easily annoyed by Akko’s failures, but not evil; she cares about discipline and the school’s reputation.

Strength: High in classical magic and education; not portrayed as a combat witch but as very competent.

Friend status: Critical and strict toward Akko, though slightly more respectful once Akko proves herself.

Appearance: Older witch with a more relaxed look compared to Finnelan, typical teacher robes.

Personality: Practical, sometimes sardonic, less rigid than Finnelan, participates in staff discussions about the school’s future.

Strength: Solid experienced witch, but not spotlighted as top-tier like Chariot or Croix.

Friend status: Generally neutral-positive toward Akko and her friends.

Appearance: Teacher with academic look, standard robes, somewhat bookish appearance.

Personality: Scholarly and focused on his subject, not very emotionally central.

Strength: Competent in his field (astronomy/alchemy depending on depiction), shows solid magic in class.

Friend status: Neutral teacher; no strong personal bond shown.

Appearance: Elderly teacher with a somewhat eccentric style.

Personality: Quirky, a bit absent-minded, dedicated to teaching.

Strength: Competent, but largely used for worldbuilding rather than power feats.

Friend status: Neutral; standard supportive teacher.

Appearance: Mermaid teacher, upper body human with fish tail, usually in water.

Personality: Strict, sharp-tongued, especially about academic performance and respect.

Strength: Strong in water and marine-related magic, respected as faculty.

Friend status: Critical of Akko when she slacks or fails, but not truly hostile.

Appearance: Spirit-like, ancient-looking witch, ethereal presence.

Personality: Mysterious, wise, tests worthy witches, especially Akko, through visions and guidance.

Strength: Very high, tied to the Words of Arcturus and ancient magic.

Friend status: Mentor-figure in a mystical sense; an important guide to Akko’s growth.

Appearance: Teenage girl a bit above average height with spiky orange hair, brown eyes, dark skin, and red elliptical markings under her eyes, wearing the Luna Nova uniform with a yellow sash and hatband.

Personality: Very enthusiastic, boisterous, and extroverted, acts as an excitable announcer for events like the broom relay and festivals.
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Strength: Shown more as a commentator than a fighter; likely average student-level magic.

Friend status: Generally positive and supportive toward Akko’s exploits, but not part of the inner friend group.

Appearance: Student witch at Luna Nova; usually shown in standard uniform alongside other girls in crowd and class scenes.
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Personality: Diligent and demanding, looks down on non-magical or weak witches at first and dislikes “tourists,” but is actually nicer than bullies like Hannah and Barbara and manages to get along with everyone.
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Strength: Implied above-average theoretical skill and seriousness about magic, but not a spotlight fighter.

Friend status: Initially has a poor impression of Akko, then shifts to more neutral–cordial as she gets along with others.

Appearance: Dark-skinned teen with light brown eyes and long teal-blue hair covering her right eye, wearing the traditional Luna Nova uniform with a light yellow sash like her roommates.
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Personality: Quiet, gentle, very shy and insecure about her initially poor magic, feels lonely and isolated; her desperation with time magic and loneliness leads to her darker Ghost Witch side in the game “Chamber of Time.”
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Strength: Starts weak, then becomes extremely powerful in time magic after finding the Horologium’s magic, enough to be the main antagonist figure in the game.
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Friend status: In the game, develops a connection with Akko and the others through the time-loop events; in the anime she is more of a background student with limited direct interaction.

Appearance
Faceless crowd witches in the same uniform; they mainly fill out class, hall, and festival scenes, with no unique features shown.

** Personality **
Mostly background: some act curious or gossiping, others react to Akko’s antics with laughter or annoyance, but they’re not individualized.

Strength
Assumed average Luna Nova level; no special powers highlighted.

Friend status with Akko
Mostly neutral: some are amused by or annoyed with Akko, but none are clearly “friends” or “enemies” to her.

Appearance: Large white-furred creature with a bulky body, living in the snowy region used for broom maintenance and crafting.

Personality: Gruff but helpful; takes pride in making brooms and helping students who respect his craft.

Strength: Physically strong and skilled in magical crafting rather than combat.

Friend status: Initially intimidating, but becomes cooperative with Akko and friends when they work earnestly on their broom.

Appearance: Large bird–reptile hybrid monster with a threatening, mythical-beast look.

Personality: Aggressive and dangerous, acts more like a wild beast than a thinking character.

Strength: Strong magical creature; a real threat that requires coordinated magic to deal with.

Friend status: Pure enemy/obstacle; no friendly relationship with Akko.

Appearance: Classic humanoid bull-like monster, large and imposing, encountered as a hostile creature.

Personality: Bestial and aggressive, not really characterized beyond being an opponent.

Strength: High brute strength compared to normal students; functions as a physical threat.

Friend status: Enemy creature, no friendly ties to Akko or the students.

Appearance: Tall, slim boy with short brown hair, usually in a formal suit or school uniform; looks very proper and aristocratic.
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Personality: Smart, serious, and raised to be a “perfect” noble; initially dismissive of magic as childish, but he’s polite, introspective, and gradually becomes more open‑minded and empathetic.
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Strength: No magic; his “strength” is his education, political background, and ability to keep his cool.

Friend status: Starts as a skeptical outsider; after several encounters (parade, forest, Diana episodes), he becomes a genuine friend and emotional support for Akko who challenges his worldview.

Appearance: Middle‑aged nobleman, always in high‑class suits, with a dignified, stern look that mirrors Andrew’s features in an older, stricter form.
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Personality: Strict, traditional, very pragmatic; looks down on magic as impractical and pushes Andrew hard to follow a political career, but he isn’t completely heartless and is capable of changing his mind.
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Strength: Influence and authority as a powerful politician; no magic.

Friend status: Not a friend; he starts as an obstacle to both Andrew and the witches, but after the crisis is resolved and he sees magic save the world, he becomes more respectful and less hostile.

Kind, easygoing, and a bit clumsy or goofy; he is clearly proud of Lotte and cares about his family, but he also panics and worries when things go wrong, especially during the Greenman‑Disease crisis.

Strength
Not shown as a powerful magic user; more a “normal” background adult who relies on the family’s witches (Lotte and his wife) for solutions. Any magic he uses is minor or practical‑support type.

Friend status with Akko
Friendly and grateful toward Akko; at first he is just a worried villager, but by the end he warmly welcomes Akko as someone who helped save his family and the village, so he counts as a supportive adult ally.

Appearance
Older Finnish‑style woman with orange hair similar to Lotte’s, wearing traditional rural clothing that mixes Finnish and Sami‑like elements; she looks warm and homey rather than battle‑ready, fitting the village healer/apothecary vibe.

Personality
Gentle, caring, and practical; she is clearly loving and supportive of Lotte, and she runs the family’s spiritual‑magic business with calm competence. She worries about her daughter’s safety but also trusts her magic and choices.

Strength
Competent in Finnish/Sami‑style folk magic, communication with spirits, and healing‑type magic tied to the family’s shop; clearly skilled enough to be a local healer, but not portrayed as a top‑tier combat witch.

Friend status with Akko
Warm and friendly toward Akko; she treats Akko as a respected guest and friend of Lotte’s, and is grateful when Akko helps save her and the village from the Greenman Disease.

Appearance: Graceful woman with a refined, almost ethereal presence, often shown in traditional Cavendish attire; visually similar elegance to Diana.

Personality: Kind, deeply devoted to magic and tradition in a gentle way, serves as Diana’s role model and the “ideal” Cavendish witch.

Strength: Renowned as a great witch in the Cavendish line, highly respected.

Friend status: Deceased before the main story, but her legacy shapes Diana’s character and thus indirectly affects Akko’s journey.

Appearance: Stern middle‑aged woman, aristocratic bearing, sharp features; dresses in dark, formal Cavendish style.

Personality: Strict, proud, and cold at first; cares about status and the family name more than individual feelings, but shows some remorse and depth later.

Strength: Competent noble witch with authority in the Cavendish household.

Friend status: Initially an obstacle to Diana’s choices and to the more progressive view of magic; after events at the estate, she softens somewhat, making her less of a foe to Akko and Diana’s path.

Appearance: One of Diana’s younger relatives, generally shown with similar noble styling and formal dresses.

Personality: More childish and petty, influenced by Daryl and family pressure; tends to side against Diana early on.

Strength: Minor witch, not shown as especially powerful.

Friend status: Acts more as part of the “family pressure” on Diana rather than a direct figure in Akko’s life; any hostility is indirect.

Appearance: Not clearly shown in the anime; she is usually only referenced as a Cavendish ancestor/relative, so fans infer she would share the Cavendish “look” (refined, noble styling similar to Diana and Bernadette), but there is no canonical, detailed model shot of her like the main cast.

Personality: Essentially unknown in canon. She is treated more as a name in the Cavendish lineage than a developed character, so any specific traits (kind, harsh, etc.) are fan speculation rather than confirmed characterization.

Strength: Implied to be a notable witch of the Cavendish line simply by being recorded in the family’s history, but nothing in the show or movies directly ranks or demonstrates her power.

Friend status with Akko: None. She never directly appears in Akko’s story, and their “connection” is only indirect, through Diana and the Cavendish family legacy.

Appearance
Anna is shown as a young girl, one of the Cavendish relatives, with neat, formal dress similar to Maril; she looks like a typical noble child—small, tidy, and aristocratic, with nothing highly distinctive in design.

Personality
She acts as part of the “spoiled‑noble‑kids” group pressuring Diana; she’s quick to side with Daryl and mocks Diana’s choices, but she’s more of a follower than a leader. She doesn’t have deep characterization, so she reads as a shallow, status‑conscious kid rather than a cruel villain.

Strength
Implied to be a low‑level witch student, not shown doing notable magic; more important for her role in the family drama than for power.

Friend status with Akko
Effectively neutral‑negative by proximity: she supports the Cavendish side that looks down on outsiders and Diana’s “unorthodox” path, so she is indirectly against Akko’s circle. There is no real direct friendship or personal bond with Akko or the main group.

Appearance: Colossal, ancient, ghostly dragon with a very long serpentine body, multiple eyes, and a presence that feels more like a living storm or curse than a normal animal; he is more “spiritual” and eerie than just a big monster.

Personality: Haunted and sorrowful, twisted by long‑held grief and hatred; he is not purely evil but driven by deep pain and a sense of injustice, making him both tragic and dangerous.

Strength: Extremely high; one of the most powerful beings in the setting, capable of clashing with the revived dragon and threatening the World Tree.

Friend status: Pure enemy/antagonist; Akko and the others must stop him from tearing the world apart, though the story treats him as a tragic figure more than a cartoon villain.

Appearance: In the episode where Croix hijacks the school show, Titania is shown as a giant, glowing fairy‑like dragon, massive and luminous, enhanced by Croix’s tech‑magic.

Personality: In that context, she’s corrupted or controlled by Croix’s rage and pain, acting more like a magical weapon than herself; otherwise, as a fairy, she would be kind and protective.

Strength: Very high while hacked/weaponized; she can overwhelm the entire school if unchecked.

Friend status: Not a true enemy; she is a victim of Croix’s manipulation, and Akko helps free her and restore the system, turning her back into a friendly magical presence.

Appearance: Colossal, ancient, ghostly dragon with a very long serpentine body, multiple eyes, and a presence that feels more like a living storm or curse than a normal animal; he is more “spiritual” and eerie than just a big monster.

Personality: Haunted and sorrowful, twisted by long‑held grief and hatred; he is not purely evil but driven by deep pain and a sense of injustice, making him both tragic and dangerous.

Strength: Extremely high; one of the most powerful beings in the setting, capable of clashing with the revived dragon and threatening the World Tree.

Friend status: Pure enemy/antagonist; Akko and the others must stop him from tearing the world apart, though the story treats him as a tragic figure more than a cartoon villain.

Appearance: Colossal, ancient, ghostly dragon with a very long serpentine body, multiple eyes, and a presence that feels more like a living storm or curse than a normal animal; he is more “spiritual” and eerie than just a big monster.

Personality: Haunted and sorrowful, twisted by long‑held grief and hatred; he is not purely evil but driven by deep pain and a sense of injustice, making him both tragic and dangerous.

Strength: Extremely high; one of the most powerful beings in the setting, capable of clashing with the revived dragon and threatening the World Tree.

Friend status: Pure enemy/antagonist; Akko and the others must stop him from tearing the world apart, though the story treats him as a tragic figure more than a cartoon villain.

Appearance: Long wavy blonde hair, blue eyes, tall, elegant, perfect uniform; very “princess/elite” look.

Personality: Serious, disciplined, prideful, initially aloof; deeply kind, responsible, and self‑sacrificing underneath.

Strength: One of the strongest students in magic, excellent grades, leadership, healing/restoration, classical witchcraft.

Friend status: Starts as a rival to Akko, later becomes a respectful friend and ally who quietly helps and protects others.

Appearance: Akko’s mother is only briefly shown in flashback/visuals as an ordinary Japanese woman; designs are simple and not heavily detailed.

Personality: Very little is explored on‑screen; she appears as a normal, caring parent who took Akko to see Shiny Chariot’s show, sparking Akko’s dream.

Strength: Non‑magical civilians.

Friend status: Supportive background family rather than active characters; emotionally important for Akko’s origin but not involved in the main plot.

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Luna Nova is built like a medieval castle complex with several key wings and layers around a central courtyard. The main areas are:

Main castle hall – Central U‑shaped building with the main entrance, hallways, classrooms, and the headmistress’ office.

New Moon Tower – Tall tower next to the main hall, housing the Sorcerer’s Stone and the ley‑line terminal.

Dormitory wings – Several buildings (north and central areas) where students sleep and live.

Outer grounds – Sports field, lake, botanical garden, clock tower, observatory, and aviary spread around the castle.

Underground / sub‑areas – The labyrinth beneath the New Moon Tower, the Blue Moon Abyss under the chapel, the labyrinthine dungeons, the Ley‑line terminal, and (later) the Sword of Laeradr bases and shelters.

In the Chamber of Time game, the map is shown as a fixed top‑down grid with “door” icons and cardinal directions, which can be a bit confusing because camera angles and stairways don’t always match them perfectly.

Main Hall / Courtyard
Central hub where announcements, ceremonies, and many class scenes happen. The big courtyard in front of the castle is where Akko first tries to cast magic and where big events (like the “Magic Parade”‑style episodes) take place.
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New Moon Tower
Hosts the Sorcerer’s Stone, which absorbs magic from the St. Michael’s Ley Line and lets witches freely use their spells inside Luna Nova.
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Under this tower is the deep labyrinth filled with treasures and monsters (later replaced with golems) used for training and trials.
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Ley Line Terminal
A magical portal point that links Luna Nova to the human town of Glastonbury; it’s where students and staff enter or leave the school.
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Blue Moon Abyss
A hidden, dangerous abyss under the chapel; it becomes a major plot point and trial area in the series and games.
Dormitories
Where Akko, Lotte, Sucy, Diana, etc., live; their room setups are often used for slice‑of‑life and bonding scenes.

Sports field & flying track
Used for broom‑relay races, flying practice, and sports‑type competitions between classes.

Library & Reference Archives
The main library and a separate, restricted Reference Archives section; access to the Archives often requires special permission, making it a plot point for lore‑hunting and forbidden‑magic research.
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Botanical garden / Jennifer Tree area
Outdoor garden and the Jennifer Memorial Tree, tied to forest‑type magic and some of the “nature trials” and boss‑fight‑like episodes.
​Cafeteria & auditorium
Everyday social spaces; the auditorium is used for recitals, the “Magic Parade”‑style show, and big magical events.
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Pet graveyard & aviary
The pet graveyard remembers magical animals that have died, and the aviary is linked to bird‑type creatures and some magical trials.
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Underground labyrinth & dungeons
The old maze‑like dungeons under the school serve as a classic RPG‑style dungeon for testing witches’ skills, with monsters and treasure.

Sword of Laeradr Outpost & shelters
After attacks on Luna Nova, defensive structures like walls of thorns, guard posts near the ley‑line terminal, and underground shelters are added so the school can evacuate and defend itself.

Ley‑line magic system
The academy sits on the St. Michael’s Ley Line, and the Sorcerer’s Stone in the New Moon Tower acts as a magical “battery” that draws ley‑line energy and lets witches cast freely on campus.
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The Ley‑line Terminal then converts that magic into safe travel between Luna Nova and Glastonbury.

Administrative structure

Headmistress (Miranda Holbrooke) – Overall leader, tied to the “Nine Witches’ Hall.”

Professors (Finnelan, Pisces, Lukic, etc.) – Each responsible for different branches of magic (astronomy, water, alchemy, spirit‑related, etc.).

Student body – Divided loosely by years and houses/classes; students are sorted into classes such as “Lotte’s class” and “Diana’s class,” with inter‑class competitions and broom‑relay races.
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Training system

Classroom lessons – Standard theory and casting practice.

Field trials – Forests, the “Nine Witches’ Trial”‑style routes, the labyrinth, and Blue Moon Abyss are used as supervised tests of courage and skill.

Games and events – The broom relay, Magic Parade, and the “Chamber of Time”‑style tower‑dungeon all act as practical exams and bonding arcs.
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Security system evolution
Initially Luna Nova is relatively open, but after major attacks (Naglfar, etc.), the school adds:

Defensive walls and thorns via the Sword of Laeradr.

Guard posts on the ley‑line terminal.

Underground shelters where students and staff can hide in emergencies.

Appearance
A large, greenish mystical gem embedded in the tower’s top floor, glowing with stored magic.

Surrounded by shrine‑like or altar‑like structures inside the tower, so it feels like a sacred core rather than just a power plant.

Function and system
The stone absorbs diluted magical energy from the St. Michael’s Ley Line (the underground magic line Luna Nova sits on) and concentrates it so that witches can cast freely all over the campus without running out of power.

It also powers the Ley‑line Terminal and supplies about 10% of its energy to the magical creatures and spirits who maintain the school (cleaning, cooking, etc.).

Story role
When the stone is stolen or disrupted (for example, by Fafnir the dragon in the “Luna Nova and the White Dragon” episode), magic in the school weakens and the academy goes into a crisis, showing just how central it is.

It acts almost like a battery and amplifier for all of Luna Nova’s magic: without it, the school can’t function properly as a witch academy.

Metamorphie Faciesse (Metamorphosis / Transform)

Transforms people or objects into other shapes / animals.

Main user: Akko, but also shown as a taught class spell.

Counter Spell

A basic spell to deflect incoming magic.

Users: Various students and teachers (used in class and combat).
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Explosion Spell

A basic blast‑type offensive spell.

Users: Multiple students (Akko, Diana, Sucy, etc.).

Heat Blast Spell

Stronger, focused fire‑type beam.

Users: Diana and Croix are shown using it powerfully; others can learn it.
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Fiery Barrage Spell

Rapid fire‑magic barrage.

Users: Croix and others in battle‑practice scenes.
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Energy Serpent Spell

Homing snake‑like energy beam.

Used by: Daryl, Maril, Meril (Cavendish relatives), and later implied others in combat.

Lightning Spell

Basic lightning bolt / chains.

Users: Croix and other students in combat.

Deflect Barrier / Shield Spell

Protective dome‑style shield.

Users: Diana, Sucy, Finnelan, and others in defensive scenes.

Rope Cage Spell

Turns a rope into a magical cage.

User: Sucy (she uses it in class with potions).

Shiny‑Rod‑only spells and forms (Akko & Ursula)
These are tied to the Shiny Rod and only work for its wielder (Akko, and earlier Ursula).

Noctu Orfei Aude Fraetor (Shiny Arc / Light Bow)

Creates a magical bow that fires powerful light arrows.

Users: Akko and Ursula (both with Shiny Rod).

Shiny Ballista (Phasansheer Shearylla)

Massive energy‑arrow attack drawing on crowd energy plus another witch (Diana).

User: Akko (with Diana’s help).

Shiny Ax (Phaidoari Afairynghor)

Converts the Rod into a magical axe for melee.

User: Akko (presumed Ursula can too).

Shiny Hook (Arae Aryrha)

Griffon‑like grappling hook to bind enemies.

User: Akko (Rod‑form only).
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Shiny Sprinkler (Mayenab Dysheebudo)

Magical fountain‑sprinkler that can spray liquids and effects.

User: Akko (Rod‑form only).
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Papilio Fillio Nymphodia (Pappiliodya Butterfly Release)

Releases giant butterflies linked to nature / forest spirits.

User: Akko (with Shiny Rod).

Grand Triskellion (final wish‑reconstruction magic)

Shiny Rod’s ultimate spell that reshapes the world.

User: Akko (with Ursula’s guidance).

Special family / “secret art” spells
These are tied to specific lineages or disciplines.

Lophelia Alullar – Revitalization Magic

Powerful healing‑type magic of the Cavendish family.

Main user: Diana Cavendish (shown as a Cavendish “secret art”).

Murauva – Burn / Destruction Magic

High‑tier fire‑and‑destruction art from the Cavendish line.

User: Diana.
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Energy Serpent Spell (Cavendish family)

Also counted as a Cavendish offensive secret spell, used by Daryl and cousins.

Turuto Estida – Repair / Mending Magic

High‑level restoration magic.

Users mentioned: Lotte and Diana (implied they can use it, but no one else is shown).

Paleis Capama – Levitation Bubble

High‑level levitation barrier.

User shown: Ursula (as a “high‑level” technique).
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Potion‑based / Sucy‑style spells

Sucy specializes in poison potions, mushroom‑based bombs, shrinking, and curse‑like magic, often with her own private recipes.

User: Sucy (mostly her own variants on standard potion‑magic).