Voice Actress Haruka Shiraishi Discusses the Appeal of "Champignon Witch"—"A Gentle World, Yet with a Touch of Darkness"

——If you're not used to talking with others in the first place, words don't come out easily.

Shiraishi: Minos and the others who are usually with her immediately understand Luna-chan's feelings, so in a life where she didn't need to put her feelings into words, she meets a wonderful boy named Henri in town and worries about how to convey things to him. I think choosing words carefully and expressing them deliberately is an important part that represents the person "Luna" herself.

I tried to imagine all of Luna-chan's mental circuits—thinking things like "What is she feeling?" "If I direct these words at this person, they might think this way, so I'll use these words instead"—and performed while hoping I could put that into words. It's really a very gentle worldview, so I think I was able to approach the recording with a gentle feeling.

As Luna faces delicate emotions, how will she weave her words? Please pay attention to the nuances of each and every word Luna speaks, portrayed in this fairy tale-like worldview.

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