Potion Witch

Description

Vanna is an ordinary pharmacist who runs a small herb shop in Blalock City. Yet, when night falls, the mysterious “Witch Raven” emerges in this seemingly serene city, casting curses upon her targets before vanishing into the shroud of darkness. Consequently, Vanna often receives requests to make potions to lift the witch’s curse. However, her days are disrupted when a policeman approaches her, and the two ultimately form a partnership in the hopes of unveiling the truth behind “Triplet Academy.” Will the unlikely duo succeed in uncovering the mysteries of the Academy?

Original Webtoon:
Naver Webtoon, Naver Series

Official Translations:
English, Japanese

Type

Manhwa

Related Series

N/A

Associated Names

Ведьмино зелье

妙藥魔女

魔女の薬屋さん

묘약마녀

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Latest Release(s)

c.Spin-Off 3 + Afterword (end) by LINE Webtoon 3 months ago

c.Spin-Off 2 by LINE Webtoon 3 months ago

c.Spin-Off 1 by LINE Webtoon 3 months ago

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Status in Country of Origin

88 Chapters + Review (Complete)

S1: 40 Chapters + Special-Review (1-40)
S2: 45 Chapters (41-85)
Side Stories: 3 Chapters

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

User Reviews

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User Rating

Average: 8.4 / 10.0 (25 votes)

Bayesian Average: 7.24 / 10.0

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Last Updated

January 5th, 2026 9:43pm PST - 4 weeks ago

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Genre

Drama Fantasy Mystery Romance Shoujo
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Recommendations

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Author(s)

Jayu

Artist(s)

Jayu

Year

2023

Original Publisher

Naver

Serialized In (magazine)

Naver Webtoon (Naver)

Naver Series (Naver)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Line Webtoon

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #606 (-219)

Monthly Pos #1469 (-26)

3 Month Pos #1975 (+141)

6 Month Pos #2338 (+68)

Year Pos #2404 (+755)

List Stats

On 85 reading lists

On 90 wish lists

On 47 completed lists

On 4 unfinished lists

On 77 custom lists

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Cute and light hearted 🤗

by fishiiie
1 month ago

Rating: 8.5 / 10.0

My favourite is the pet weasel Didi. Sooo cute. (There’s a cat later, too…!)

The art is perfect. Love the cottage and tavern vibes. The colours and the simplicity is what make it so beautiful. It’s quite humorous too - the very natural type of comedy I adore.

It’s a little bit slow, but the pacing is good. That’s just the type of story it is. Very warm, and heartwarming. There aren’t any plot holes either, it always captures the small details in the art and explanations. Whoever the editor is did an amazing job.

Overall, would recommend!

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Wonderful

by starrymisty
4 months ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

From the first chapter I knew I was going to love this story. It's starts off amazingly with introduction of its fascinating characters and then the conflict in such a well-paced and humorous way! I was sitting on the edge of my seat when Sion turned into a child and they had to infiltrate the school.

Sion is a great ML, he feels nothing like a cardboard box (my standards are kind of low after so many bad comics) and has such an interesting relationship with our lead. He's stern and smug, calculating and childish, kind and sincere, a bad cop but someone with good morals, loyal and trustworthy, and such a nag! His character evolves too the we get to know about him and the other good thing is that although some of the characters do have tragic backstories, in this comic it genuinely doesn't feel like something tacked on thoughtlessly to add "depth". Genuine consideration of how and why the characters behave and act this way was clear.

And the complexity of his father's abuse towards him as well. Being unable to reconcile easily with the fact that his father was a terrible father because technically he provided everything Sion needed. And this was so realistic. He had food, shelter, loads of cold hard cash, and everything else. But he was emotionally and psychologically abused and that is harder to identify than just getting hit. He was locked in that room for so long but still had access to necessities. It was confusing for Sion and Vanna's validation of that form of abuse (that is, accepting that it was also abuse) was another great point for his journey of healing and his relationship with her.

Relationships in this comic are generally well-written as well, not just the romance (more on that later!), from Sion and his brother, friend, to well uhh other people that are escaping me at the moment though he was kind of a loner. Vanna and that one purple haired girl surprised me because I didn't expect them to become friends but was very pleasantly surprised when they did. I'm not making a great case here, but I assure you other relationships are good too. Vanna herself is amazing too. She's the star of the show! Witch Raven! A sweet, polite, and professional pharmacist by day and a daring vigilante by night. That premise alone is so cool. She's like Batman without the money and a huge penchant for vengeance. But she's sloppy with her identity for reasons that are revealed later. She's distrustful to a self-destructive point. She's cunning and fearless and kind. And she struggles with the reason she took up that duty and mantle and how it ties her down. But also how it grants her the opportunity to help people. Speaking of which, I was so excited finding out how Sion and Vanna had met before.

They are just wonderful together. They bicker and worry for each other. They help each other. I don't know I can't describe every little thing they're just great. Clearly meant to be.

Now in terms of plot the mystery isn't the most plot twisty of all, I did suspect the true culprit right when he was introduced. But there were aspects that were still intriguing and I couldn't predict everything so I think it was still good! And the core of the story wasn't necessarily the mystery anyway, it was character-driven so I really don't think it's a terrible thing. The characters did too well for it to matter. And not even just the main characters. Side characters too.

I truly loved this comic. Impactful themes and messages and everything else I described. 80 smth chapters went by too fast. I wish this comic had gone on for much longer.

... Last updated 4 months ago

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If you know the author's past works, you know

by Lokin
2 years ago

Rating: N/A

Don't be fooled by the cute art and kids friendly colour grading... this author's writing style is tense as fck. Just a heads up. Just like Roland Roland, this one is in a similar veins. Although the art style has evolved to be more complex with more finesse in the line work quality.

So far, the series starts pretty much as light hearted fun... But you can feel something brewing already with the drug, contraband, and the concept of responsibility motifs... Just be on your guard... The author knows how to cook... And know how to make drop your guard with the cute developments... And it's OK to fall for it to enjoy the series more...

If you are not familiar with this author's preferred story telling style, it's close to Witch Hat Atelier, a seinen manga that could be masquerading as a cute shoujo story with its cast and cover. They're the type of series with more gore and shocking development than what's expected from the art style.

That being said, it won't top actual gore/horror/survival series with dismemberment like Gantz and Alice in Borderlands. So don't worry about that.

... Last updated 2 years ago

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