Sitara Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia (2026) — 1x01
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Sitara Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia (2026) — 1x01
Sitara (シタラ) - Tenmaku no Jaadugar - Episode 2
i love them together
Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia (2026) Ep. 01 - "All That Is in the Heavens and All That Is in the Earth" Animation Studio: Science Saru Original Creator: Tomato Soup (トマトスープ) Director: Abel Gongora Screenplay: Kanichi Katou (加藤還一) Chief Director: Naoko Yamada (山田尚子) Chief Episode Director: Takuya Fujikura (藤倉拓也) Chief Animation Director/Character Designer: Kenichi Yoshida (吉田健一) Mongolian History & Culture Research: Haruna Tanigawa (谷川春菜) Islamic History & Culture Research: Tomoko Masuya (桝屋友子)
Commemorative illustration of Sitara/Fatima and Shira for the anime adaptation of "A witch's life in Mongol" by Tomato Soup done by Osamu Nishi, author of "Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun"
Something I find fascinating about jaadugar so far is the dynamic between Sorghaghtani Beki and Sitara.
They are similar in the way they value knowledge and hold it in such high regards but that makes the tension between all the more interesting. Sorghaghtani ultimately has noble goals for the knowledge and she clearly values the cultures that brought it to her. We know that because because she talks about how they tracked stars and measured the size of the earth, she’s clearly done her homework. Which makes it all the more powerful that there is no way she doesn’t know this book didn’t come into her possession peacefully, she understands that the mongols would raid those people to get the book for her and was still willing to send her husband out to get it. That huger for knowledge and willingness to chase after what you want is something Sitara can absolutely understand which makes even more fascinating that Sitara loathes her. And that makes the forced, “I admire your mind,” even more powerful. I could see them getting along swimmingly if they had met under different circumstances but alas they cannot.