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The original writer of the Magical Warfare , Hisashi Suzuki , recently participated in an interview with Shinbashi , an editor at MF Bunko J , the publisher that publishes Magical Warfare. As an anime adaptation of Magical Warfare recently debuted, doubts surround him, and Suzuki's answers were very sincere.
When asked how he felt when he heard his work was being animated, he said it was complicated. “In general, I'm not that interested in mixed media, to be honest. I said, 'I think there are other good works. Don't do that." He feels that the anime is quite interesting, however, and is surprised at how much they have been able to do with the material.
Suzuki also revealed that the project began when Shinbashi encouraged him to write about magical girls. Suzuki agreed, but took the story in a different direction, making him antisocial. As for his favorite characters, Suzuki chooses Mui (“she’s just easy to write”) and Gekko (“he lives so honestly that I’m jealous of him”). “He concluded the interview with the promise of a happy ending, “since it’s a magical .”
Shinbashi notes that he responded “selflessly.”
