Witch Watch episode 15: Release date and time, where to watch, and more

Witch Watch episode 15 is scheduled to be released on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 5:30 pm JST in Japan, as per the official website of the anime. The previous episode was delayed by 30 minutes from its actual release time. Hence, all timings have been adjusted for the upcoming episode.

The majority of the previous episode focused on the Uron Mirage anime, with Nico and the others discussing the series. Additionally, there was a segment featuring Yuri, the homeroom teacher of class 1-3, gossiping with her student Kuku about the Uron Mirage manga.

Witch Watch episode 15: Release date and time

Still from the anime (Image via Bibury Animation)

As mentioned, Witch Watch episode 15 will be released on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 5:30 pm Japanese Standard Time (JST). While the date remains consistent, the timings have been adjusted and will be available in different regions, based on the corresponding time zones:

Time Zone	Time	Date
Japanese Standard Time	5:30 pm	Sunday, July 13, 2025
Eastern Standard Time	4:30 am	Sunday, July 13, 2025
Pacific Standard Time	1:30 am	Sunday, July 13, 2025
British Summer Time	9:30 am	Sunday, July 13, 2025
Central European Summer Time	10:30 am	Sunday, July 13, 2025
Australian Central Time	6:00 pm	Sunday, July 13, 2025
Indian Standard Time	2:00 pm	Sunday, July 13, 2025
Philippine Standard Time	4:30 pm	Sunday, July 13, 2025

Where to watch Witch Watch episode 15?

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Japanese fans of the series will be able to watch the upcoming episodes on television networks like MBS and TBS. It will also be available for streaming on platforms like MBS videoism, TVer, ABEMA, and Nico Nico, all of which are exclusive to Japan.

Internationally, Crunchyroll will release the episode for global audiences, as per its spring 2025 anime streaming lineup and schedule. Additionally, Netflix and Hulu will release the episode globally, with Hulu being a paid service exclusive to the United States.

Witch Watch episode 14: A brief recap

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The previous episode mostly focused on the Uron Mirage manga and anime series. The first few minutes featured a segment from the Uron Mirage anime, which Nico, Kanshi, Morihito, and Keigo watched. While it was Morihito, Kanshi, and Keigo's first time watching the series, Nico was clearly a fangirl of the series.

The second part of the episode centered on Yuri and Kuku gossiping about the series at a cafe. Despite their teacher-student relationship, both were huge fans of the manga and met up occasionally to discuss it. This segment also featured yet another reference from the outside, this time from the movie The Matrix.

What to expect from Witch Watch episode 15? (Speculative)

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Given that the previous episode was a one-off filler, the upcoming Witch Watch episode 15 will likely be completely unrelated. As seen in the episode preview at the end of the previous episode, the upcoming episode, titled Summer Demon, will likely continue the main story.

Furthermore, the focus will probably remain on the main characters, Nico, Kanshi, Morihito, and Keigo, with a possible appearance of Nemu. The preview also hinted at a road trip that all the main characters will be going on in the upcoming episode.

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Along with his 6 years of experience as an illustrator and digital artist for various overseas anime studios and companies, he also aspires to write storylines. Ribhu's creative journey has been profoundly influenced by renowned mangakas such as Sui Ishida, Masashi Kishimoto, Kohei Horikoshi, and Koyoharu Gotouge.

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