Witch Hat Atelier.

Orugio has dark hair, blue eyes, a sparse beard, and a generally unkempt appearance. He usually has a slightly disgruntled, grumpy expression.

He wears a long white shirt with wide sleeves and a long black skirt with a golden belt. He has laces with which he ties his sleeves while working. His dark cloak with blue and gold accents is made of heavy velvet fabric. Due to its weight, he often slouches. His cloak has a large, pointed hood that he can wear over his hat.

The tassel on his hat is a light-colored pom-pom that originally belonged to Kifri. The two sorcerers exchanged them around the time of their third trial. Orugio is known for missing deadlines and working long hours, staying late to complete orders. This may stem from a childhood trauma that instilled in him a need to help and save others. He neglects his own health, noting that he sleeps poorly, eats poorly, and drinks too much. He emphasizes the importance of sleep to Kifri's students.

He's easily embarrassed and lies about not liking praise. At first, he loudly objected to girls calling him their teacher, but as the story progressed, he stopped protesting and only occasionally told others that they weren't his students. While he initially appears rude and harsh, Orugio is actually a genuinely kind and caring person. He looks after Kifri and the atelier's students, inventing magical items to help them sleep, and assisting the students with their magic.

He is shown to be passionate about helping others, especially ordinary people. When hired by nobles, Orugio makes his way into nearby settlements to help improve infrastructure and solve other problems they may be facing. He is shown to be at odds with the laws that prevent witches from helping to their full potential.

Kifrey is a young man with white hair and blue eyes. He typically wears a set of white robes held together by brass ornaments, as well as brass buttons on the collar. He wears black boots and small glasses that are attached to his face with natural resin.[1] The left lens is clear, while the right is dark. Under his robes, Kifrey wears a black, long-sleeved turtleneck.

His pointed hat is white with a long black ribbon. The lower fabric panel is attached to the base with a button. Kifrey is a caring and patient teacher who values ​​the individuality of his students. He is a passionate educator, inspired by Coco's success as a witch, and is always willing to answer questions. His care and attention to his students is demonstrated by entrusting Agatha with the second trial and pushing Riche to develop. He protects his students, confronting the Knights of Moralis and risking his own safety to protect the girls.

However, Kifrey's obsession with the Brimata can lead him to neglect his students. He took Koko as his apprentice to find the source. At the same time, Kifrey possesses a hidden stubbornness and a willingness to act contrary to the moral norms of his society.

Kifrey hates water and is afraid of getting wet. He claims he mastered water magic so well that he could control the object of his fear.

Coco's Story: Coco lived in a small village and helped her mother in her tailor shop. Since childhood, she dreamed of becoming a sorceress, but in their world, magic was believed to be born, not made. One day, at a fair, the girl met a mysterious masked sorcerer. He gave her a book of spells and a brush with magical ink. Coco was inspired to cast spells, but her mother said it was impossible. Years later, a magician named Kifri came into Coco's mother's shop. The girl, spying on him at work, realized the secret: magic doesn't need to be spoken out loud—it must be "drawn" with special patterns (glyphs) using special ink. Wanting to replicate what she saw, she picked up the book. At one point, Coco decided to draw a complex glyph—and accidentally cast a forbidden spell. It turned not only her mother but their entire house into crystal. Coco saved Kifri. He was alarmed: it turned out the book had been given to her by a member of the Hatters, an organization that practices forbidden magic. Instead of erasing the girl's memory, Kifri saw in it the only clue to the mystery and took her on as an apprentice at his atelier. Now, Coco's goal is to find the book containing the spell in the Tower of Tomes (a vast library) to lift the curse on her mother. At the atelier, she met Kifri's other apprentices: Tetia, Riche, and Agatha. At first, Agatha and Coco had a tense relationship: Agatha considered the heroine naive and looked down on her. But gradually, as they worked together on various tasks (such as escaping a dragon or helping travelers), they came to trust each other.

Kifri - a light gray cap with a long black ribbon on the cap. A cloak, also light gray, reveals the shoulders and is fastened in the middle with a golden button, under the cloak is a black turtleneck. Coco - (Kifri's student) golden eyes, green hair, bob, cheerful, bright. Tetia - Kifri's student, pink wavy hair, two small ponytails on her head, cheerful and loves everyone, bright. Riche - a girl with long, straight, blue hair. Blue eyes, cold, detached, prefers to study her magic than to learn new ones from books. Also a student of Kifri. Agatha - short wavy dark hair, violet eyes. A little irritable, does not really like company. Strives for heights and tries to achieve the best results. Gets along with girls, but is disciplined. Orugio - apprentice Kifri's supervisor, rough speech, but kind by nature. Dark hair, blue eyes, a sparse beard, and a generally unkempt appearance. He usually has a slightly disgruntled, grumpy expression on his face.