The Romantic Comedy Between Hachiman Hikigaya and the Witches Is, After All, Wrong!

Hachiman Hikigaya, high school student, staunch advocate of the single life, whose motto is "Solitude is freedom." That was how things were supposed to be. But on the first day of high school, that belief was smashed to pieces.

A blonde bombshell who transferred schools just to be near him; a pink-haired girl cute beyond belief who sat next to him and was always sneaking glances his way; a perfect, long-haired beauty with an overwhelming sense of justice; a childhood friend who was always smiling as she approached in a kimono; and a lone wolf who kept to herself and had no sense of personal boundaries... Hachiman Hikigaya's everyday life was utterly ruined.

And the most outrageous part? Every one of these girls was a witch. Their magic came in all kinds of forms: switching bodies, imitating voices, glimpsing the future, brainwashing people with the power of words... And they all had one thing in common: each carried a wound in her heart that would not heal.

Betrayed by someone they trusted, hurt by the people who should have been closest to them, trapped in place by a self they could never forgive... Each wound was waiting for the moment someone would touch it.

When the witch factors consumed the girls and they were on the verge of losing control, the only things that could soothe them were those dead-fish eyes that saw through everything, and that merciless mouth that never held back.

This is a story about a loner who is lonely no more. And a romantic comedy. Probably.