Jaadugar Anime Review Highlights Mongol-Era Drama

The anime series *Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia* continues its historical drama set in the 13th‑century Mongol Empire. Episodes 1‑2 introduce Sitara, who allies with a Mongol interpreter to retrieve Fatima’s stolen book, while episode 4 deepens court intrigue as she tutors Princess Sorghaghtani. Reviewers note the series’ detailed depiction of Mongol daily life, from slaughtering practices to drinking customs, and its blend of slice‑of‑life moments with emerging political thriller elements.

Produced by the Japanese studio Science SARU, the show is directed by Naoko Yamada with co‑director Abel Góngora, writer Kanichi Katou, and composer Kōshirō Hino. The opening theme “Stella” by Sekai no Owari and ending “Hoshi” by QUEEN BEE accompany the narrative. Critics compare the intrigue to *The Apothecary Diaries* and praise the animation’s cultural nuance and the series’ potential as a standout historical anime.