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Little Witch Academia (リトルウィッチアカデミア Ritoru Witchi Akademia?) is a Japanese anime franchise created by Yō Yoshinari and produced by Studio Trigger.

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Film

Main article: Little Witch Academia (film)

The original short film, directed by Yō Yoshinari and written by Masahiko Ōtsuka, was released in theaters on March 2, 2013 as part of the Young Animator Training Project's Anime Mirai 2013 project,[1] and was later streamed with English subtitles on YouTube from April 19, 2013. It was also released on Netflix as an original movie, with dubs in English, European French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Latin American Spanish.

It was stated by Naoko Tsutsumi that the short's target audience to be everyone of all ages. Being a promotional animation linked to Anime Mirai and will be broadcast during a special event, it was never intended for television broadcast. As such, through budgetary perspective, the studio chose to invest as much as possible in the quality of the work rather than in its broadcast — Buying a broadcast slot would have partially reduced their budget for the film's development, and video release was considered as an option. As of recording it would be at either United States or France depending on sound director's decision, though Tsutsumi hoped it would be at the latter befitting to the short's European setting. They hoped experimental recordings through a foreign mixing company would be beneficial for such endeavor.[2][3] Another reason France being considered to be where the short's recording took place (which finally did) was the chance of collaboration with Sylvain Chomet who previously in charge of the music of L'Illusionniste, 2010 French film which influenced Studio Trigger alongside Ernest et Célestine, citing Japan's growing interest on French animation at the time[4][5].

With the budget around 38 million yen, Little Witch Academia, Naoko Tsutsumi knew the project should also enabled the support from Anime Mirai hence its finalized concept had an apprentice witch (Akko) as the main character. Much of the film's production time was spent on training young animators involved in drawing, with finishing touches and filming were completed around two months respectively. Yoshinari added that characters in the film were given distinctive features in order to maintain their unity despite the diversity of their expressions. It was also unfortunate for them to scrap some characters for convenience reasons (time and budgetary constraints). Regarding the film's aesthetics, they focused more on the general shape and colors than on the details. Yoshinari came up with the concept revolving New Moon Tower's dungeon where it appeared as a giant underground labyrinth set built so that the space stretched vertically — a design which fit to the film's plot. No 3D images were involved in the development. Tadashi Hiramatsu, who at the time worked on Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, had a hand by providing some advice for the production of Little Witch Academia.[4]

While Naoko Tsutsumi looked forward for more adaptations in form of either OVA, TV Series, or manga (all of which eventually realized), he still worked on the appropriate format for an artbook, which may very well pertaining the original short.[4]

Sequel

Main article: Little Witch Academia: The Enchanted Parade

A second short film partially funded through Kickstarter, titled Little Witch Academia: The Enchanted Parade, was released on October 9, 2015.[6] It tells the challenge of Atsuko Kagari trying to create a successful parade with the help of her friends of Luna Nova Magical Academy, along with the introduction of three new witch students: Amanda O'Neill, Constanze Amalie von Braunschbank-Albrechtsberger, and Jasminka Antonenko, all of whom would expand their roles in the 2017 anime television series.

Anime Series

Main article: Little Witch Academia (anime)

A television anime series of Little Witch Academia was announced on June 24, 2016. The series began airing in Japan from January 8, 2017 and streamed by Netflix.[7][8][9] The first cour's opening theme is "Shiny Ray" performed by YURiKA while the ending theme is "Hoshi Wo Tadoreba" (星を辿れば If You Follow the Stars?) by Yuiko Ōhara.[10] The second cour's opening theme is "Mind Conductor", also performed by YURiKA, and the ending theme is "Toumei na Tsubasa" (透明な翼 Transparent Wings?), also sung by Yuiko Ohara.[11] The series ran for 25 episodes with nine Blu-ray and DVD volumes being released.[12]

Manga

Main article: Little Witch Academia (Teri Terio Manga)

A short one-shot manga based on the anime, drawn by Teri Terio, was published in Shueisha's Ultra Jump magazine on August 19, 2013.[13] Another manga by Teri, featuring an original story, was serialized in Ultra Jump between August 19, 2015 and November 20, 2015 and was compiled in a single tankōbon volume released on January 19, 2016.[14]

Main article: Little Witch Academia: Tsukiyo no Ōkan

Another series illustrated by Yuka Fujiwara, Little Witch Academia: Tsukiyo no Ōkan (リトルウィッチアカデミア 月夜の王冠?, lit. "Little Witch Academia: The Midnight Crown"), began serialization in Shueisha's Ribon magazine from September 3, 2015.[15]

Main article: Little Witch Academia (Keisuke Satō Manga)

A manga adaptation of the anime series, illustrated by Keisuke Satō, began to be published in 2017.

Images

For more images related to Little Witch Academia, see the file category: Category:Manga artwork.

Video Game

Main article: Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time

A video game developed by A+ Games and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, titled Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time (リトルウィッチアカデミア 時の魔法と七不思議 Ritoru Witchi Akademia: Toki no Mahō to Nana Fushigi, lit. Little Witch Academia: The Magic of Time and the Seven Wonders), is scheduled for release on PlayStation 4 in November 30, 2017 in Japan, followed by a PS4 and Steam release in North America in May 15, 2018.[16] A bonus game, Magic Knight Grand Charion (魔導戦士グランシャリオン Magical Warrior Gran Sharion), is available in Japan and the United States as a pre-order bonus.[17]

Main article: Little Witch Academia: VR Broom Racing


Another video game, this time in form of VR game titled Little Witch Academia: VR Broom Race (リトルウィッチアカデミア -VRホウキレース- Ritoru Witchi Akademia: VR Houkirēsu?)[18] by UNIVRS[19] and funded by Kickstarter[20] was announced in Jun 20, 2019. The game was originally planned to be released in June 2020, but ultimately postponed to Octo 13, 2020 in the light of COVID-19. [21]

Original Soundtrack

Official album cover for the soundtrack.

Opening/Ending Themes


DISC 1

  • "Chariot's Theme"
  • "Scenery of Luna Nova"
  • "Sucy"
  • "Magic (Nervous)
  • "The Usual Luna Nova"
  • "Ursula"
  • "The Nine Olde Witches"
  • "The Arcturus Forest"
  • "Crisis!"
  • "My story"
  • "Everyday at Luna Nova"
  • "Incantation"
  • "Memories"
  • "Incubation"
  • "Bewitching"
  • "Magic (Excited)"
  • "The Magic Item Cafe (Last Wednesday Society)"
  • "Opening Declaration"
  • "Dead Heat"
  • "The Future"
  • "Good Night"
  • "Lotte"
  • "Discussion"
  • "Hope"
  • "Unrest"
  • "Blytonbury"
  • "Tension"
  • "Diana"
  • "Anxiety and Determination"
  • "Melancholic"
  • "Blue"
  • "My Pace"
  • "A Sleeping Dream"
  • "Trial"
  • "Road Trip"
  • "Run Away!"
  • "Sucy (Take 2)"

DISC 2

  • "Classes at Luna Nova"
  • "Deep Affection"
  • "Woodward"
  • "Magic Lesson"
  • "Magic Festival"
  • "Bright Magic"
  • "Words"
  • "Summons"
  • "Let's Laugh! Together!"
  • "Dialogue"
  • "Modern Magic"
  • "S.S.S"
  • "Imminence"
  • "Croix"
  • "Shadow"
  • "Recollection"
  • "Pixel Monster"
  • "The Grand Triskellion"
  • "The Sami People"
  • "Dream (Harp)"
  • "Suspicion"
  • "Duel"
  • "Grand Charion"
  • "Full Throttle"
  • "Cavendish"
  • "Oath"
  • "Dream (Piano)"
  • "Time Limit"
  • "The Noir Rod"
  • "Regret"
  • "The Past"
  • "Gathering"
  • "Advancing"
  • "Aiming for the Ideal Place"
  • "Finale"

DISC 3

  • "Main Theme"
  • "Magic Show"
  • "Chariot's Theme"
  • "Cafeteria"
  • "Flying Lesson"
  • "At the Dorm"
  • "Minotaur"
  • "Iron Maiden"
  • "Emerging Dragon"
  • "Here We Go!"
  • "Battle"


DISC 4

  • "Mushroom Menace In The Lab"
  • "Title Intro"
  • "Parade Of The Witch Hunt"
  • "The Three Mischiefs"
  • "Akko’s Idea: The Happy Time Project"
  • "Dance Of The Brooms"
  • "The White Mage Appears..."
  • "Confrontation With Diana"
  • "A Trip To Town"
  • "Tomato Fight"
  • "The Evil Stirs..."
  • "The Magic Of Chariot"
  • "Akko’s Parade Preparation"
  • "Shiny Rod’s Revival"
  • "Luna Nova’s Witch Parade Happy Time"
  • "The Giant Awakes"
  • "The Show Must Go On..."
  • "Sucy To The Rescue / The Chase"
  • "Lotte’s Song Of The Spirits"
  • "The Witches Versus The Giant"
  • "Happy Time Ending"
  • "End Credits"
  • "Magic Parade"

Light Novels

Main article: Little Witch Academia: The Nonsensical Witch and the Country of Fairies

A light novel set in anime TV Series' universe, Little Witch Academia: The Nonsensical Witch and the Country of Fairies (リトルウィッチアカデミア でたらめ魔女と妖精の国 Ritoru Uitchi Akademia Detarame Majo to Yousei no Kuni?), novelized by Momo Tachibana, was published by KADOKAWA in April 15, 2017. [22][23]

Merchandise

Main article: List of Little Witch Academia merchandise


In Other Media

Crossover Media

  • A crossover short featuring characters from both Little Witch Academia and Inferno Cop premiered at AnimeNEXT 2015 on June 13, 2015 [24] and was also shown at Anime Expo 2015 on July 2, 2015.[25].
  • Both Akko (in episode 13) and Sucy (episode 8)[26] make guest appearances in Trigger's 2016 anime series Space Patrol Luluco.
  • Akko, Lotte, Sucy, and Constanze are featured in Super Robot Wars X-Ω as a limited-time event, in which they are hunting fairies in a forest when they are transported to another world. There, they join the characters of Aura Battler Dunbine and Gurren Lagann in their respective stories while finding their way back to Luna Nova. [27]

References in Other Media

  • As the coming-of-the-age franchise revolving a protagonist who attends the magic school in Great Britain and making friends and rivals alike, facing enemies and hardships alike, and even involved in an important destiny, it's no surprise the series was compared with Harry Potter and The Worst Witch since they share aforementioned elements. For this reason, it is not uncommon for fans to believe in and/or create and perpetrate a number of misconceptions between three franchises (see Little Witch Academia misconceptions for more information).
  • Little Witch Academia series also similarly compared to Kōhei Horikoshi's superhero Shōnen manga My Hero Academia for similarly sounded title and few key similarities in their premise (a tale about youths who sought to be like their role models despite being nobodies who lacked necessary talents and/or skills for it at the beginning, becoming the protege of said role models and learning things about them at personal levels good and bad, and had said role models handicapped thus preventing them from doing their jobs at their fullest at later point of the story). That being said, the stakes of Deku's struggles proved to be higher than Akko's considering he soon fight a war against a destructive villain known as All for One and his protege Tomura Shiragaki.
  • Another series which compared to Little Witch Academia also for featuring young witches-in-training which includes a nobody who aspired to become a proper witch is Kamome Shirahama' Witch Hat Atelier, something recently noted in April 17, 2023 by Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore, which recommended it as their pairing choice for the former series' fans.[28][29] However, the premise of the latter series is much darker since Coco's apprenticeship with her mentor Qifrey is further motivated by the day she magically petrified her mother by mistake, an incident which turned out to be part of conspiracy orchestrated by the Brimmed Caps, a coven of evil magic users who intended to shape her into a messianic figure who will help them revive the free use of magic.
  • Though likely a coincidence, a girl with striking resemblance to Akko appeared in episode 3 of anime adaptation of Nyoijizai's 2015 manga series Harukana Receive.
  • Three ponies that resembles Akko, Lotte, and Sucy appears made a cameo appearance in Issue 6 of IDW Publishing's My Little Pony: Legends of Magic. [30]
    • Though unconfirmed, such homage was arguably made in response of both short films of Little Witch Academia franchise had alluded My Little Pony prior;
      • A plushie resembling Rarity can be seen on Lotte's desk in both shorts.
      • An old, worn plushie resembling Twilight Sparkle is along items Sucy examined while she, Akko, and Lotte search a chamber seemingly full of junk — the same chamber Ursula hid Shiny Rod long ago.
  • A character that looks similar to Akko, Jasminka, Hannah, and Barbara made a cameo in Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon episode, Mounting an Electrifying Charge!.[31][32]
    • Another similar looking character also featured as a recurring background character in SSSS.Gridman where she appears in Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 5, Episode 8, and Episode 13. Unlike in Little Witch Academia however, Akko's SSSS.Gridman incarnation has brown eyes and hair as well as lacked her signature ponytail.
  • BNA: Brand New Animal, another of Studio Trigger works, has scores of allusions to Little Witch Academia, some of which were intentional in Shiori Miyazaki's part despite Yoshinari against such decision[33]:
    • The earliest allusion happens to be appearances of beastmen versions of Akko and Lotte at separate points in the first episode.[34] The two would later reappear in episode 8 among the crowd who supports Silver Wolf Order near Horners.
    • Akko's hat makes a cameo appearance in episode 4 of BNA: Brand New Animal among hats Michiru tries shortly after regaining her human form.
    • Though easy to miss, Nendroid version of Akko with bunny ears, along with Constanze's and cardboard cut of Akko in playboy costume makes a brief appearance in episode 11.
    • One of officials who captured Nazuna in the flashback scene of episode 11 clearly modeled after Andrew appearance-wise. The same character later made another appearance in episode 9.
  • Akko's Luna Nova standard robe, witch hat, sash and wand made a cameo as one of props in the magic shop Amity, Willow, Gus, and Hunter visit in the first special which made the first part of Season 3 of The Owl House.
    • The allusion was a nod to the fact that Dana Terrace, the creator of The Owl House series, was no stranger to Little Witch Academia as she confessed that rewatching the 2013 titular film has an influence to the rough animation experiment posted in her now deleted Tumblr[35] and Blogspot post[36] in September 15, 2013.
    • The same costume set also appeared in Season 3 Episode 12 of Duncanville, being worn by Kimberly Harris in said episode.[37]
  • Two minor character who designed after Lotte and (in lesser extent) Amanda are featured in Kamen America series by Timothy Lim. [38]Another allusion to Little Witch Academia in the comic series being a panel featuring the titular character's facial expression while thinking hard to solve problem at hand which jarringly resembles Akko's own during the awakened Titan's crisis in The Enchanted Parade.[39]
    • Another character in the same series, Kamen Comet, similarly resembles Amanda design-wise. In one panel, she even made a pose reminiscent to Ryūko Matoi, the protagonist of Kill la Kill, another Studio Trigger production.[40]
  • The series was mentioned by Averno and Janus, two users of Juustagram (a fictional social media platform that operates almost similarly to Instagram) in 2017 side-scrolling shoot 'em up video game Azur Lane.[41]
  • As revealed in one of their conversations in 2020, the owner of official Twitter account of Puyo Puyo franchise confesses that Little Witch Academia is their favorite Studio Trigger anime in addition of Kill la Kill, with their favorite Little Witch Academia character being Constanze.[42]
  • The female Chinese VTuber Civia revealed that Little Witch Academia is one of her favorite anime series, the other being Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt.[43]
  • Plastic Superman, the intermediate master level hero and one of the minor characters from the 2020 Chinese manhua Cultivator vs Superhero who debuted in the 1st chapter of the series, is clearly inspired by Andrew Hanbridge appearance-wise. Plastic Man's trademark suit as a civilian clearly designed after the latter's own also.
  • Though unconfirmed, an in-universe novel series titled Nightfall in Pixar's 2022 animated movie Turning Red appeared to be the homage to the eponymous novel series in Little Witch Academia series. Considering the studio's character designer Grant Alexander had eventful history with Studio Trigger (having recurring collaborations together and involved in two of the series' episodes), this may very well intentional in his part.[44]
  • The mobile game Clawbert features a homage to Akko in form of Akkie, one of 100 toys which can be found in Old Town level.[45]
  • Though likely a coincidence, the main setting of the upcoming survival horror game, Horror Stories: Harvest Hunt is a curse village which shares the same name as the magic school Akko attended, Luna Nova.[46]
  • Opening and closing themes of Little Witch Academia anime TV series are available in 2008 arcade music video games Jubeat by Konami Computer Entertainment Japan.[47]
  • The hairstyle of Terra Grayson in her teenage years from comic book series Invincible as illustrated by Cory Walker was inspired by Akko's own.[48]
  • Though likely a coincidence, the depiction of Valkyrie unit from Clash Royale in Valkyrie Evolution Reveal trailer curiously bears a passing resemblance to Amanda (see at 0:02 to be believed).
  • A color palette based on Sucy Manbavaran's color scheme is available for Squigly, a DLC character for Skullgirls Encore.
  • Bulma and Lunch, two of characters from Dragon Ball franchise by the late Akira Toriyama sported hairstyle which may very well inspired Akko and Mary respectively; hair which reached shoulder blade with matching blunt square side-bangs on the left side along with a section of it tied onto a half ponytail on the back of the head, and hair tied in a ponytail with a red ribbon with a bang going to the right side of the face.

Miscellaneous

  • In 2018, Joy Yee Plus featured a mural illustration featuring various anime characters enjoying themselves not unlike the restaurant's visitors, among which being Akko, Mami Tomoe and even Saitama as sort of tribute to their respective series.[49][50][51]
  • Along with a livedraw in which it decorated customers' sandwich boxes with sketches of various anime characters, Amanda included, as part of its participation in Anime Expo 2018[52][53], Arby's further popularized Little Witch Academia by taking part in promotion of video games by Bandai Namco at Anime Expo 2017 during which it hid art drop of each game somewhere in the location of the event and reward those who managed to find it prizes. One such art drop was of course, a carton model of Shiny Rod for promoting Chamber of Time game thus anyone who managed to find it gained the privilege to move past the line for trying demo version of said game along with winning a shirt.[54][55]
  • In October 6, 2017[56], employees of University of Memphis' branch of Starbucks drew Sucy to decorate its special menu board which, at the time, featured Pumpkin Spice Chai Latte.[57]2 days later, Tokyo Otaku Mode posted about the board on their Facebook account[58], further popularizing it as several groups such as Yama-Con Anime-Comic Convention[59], Magyar Anime Társaság[60], Tokyo Beat[61] and Anime London[62] shared the aforementioned post to their pages.
  • Anđela Andzl Joković aka. Andjela Jokovic, the Serbian animator and director who won 2 oscars at the age of 19, cites Little Witch Academiaas her favorite anime series. In addition of collecting the series' merchandise [63][64][65], she once cosplayed as Akko[66], she once worked on a clay model of Ursula Callistis[67] and even featured a fan-made post of Little Witch Academia and My Hero Academia in her 2018 showreel.[68]
  • The Taiwanese Illustrator and drawing teacher Krenz Cushart features some of Little Witch Academia artworks by Yoshinari as part of online lecture in YouTube.[69]
  • During 2023 r/place canvas event, one of contestants featured pixel illustration of Akko at one point only for apparently losing as their pic got deleted when the result came out.[70]
  • A curious advertisement offering various dark magic services, such as curses (at 50% off), making someone fall in love, and cleansing your spirit at Latin America has a drawing of Sucy holding materials presumably for conducting the aforementioned magic spells.[71]

Trivia

  • As revealed in its twitter post in May 8, 2021, Chord Design Studio once collaborated with Studio Trigger in designing anime series' logo, including its one-line variant. Unfortunately, such designs apparently scrapped in favor of current ones, if the studio's statement where it eventually discredited by the conclusion of development of anime series was any indication.[72]
    • Chord Design Studio also designed the logo for the second short, The Enchanted Parade, which it had no chance to reveal to Studio Trigger back during the Studio's collaboration with the latter.[73]
  • In an interview with the now defunct site Fighting For Nippon on November 26, 2017 (the same interview which reveals when Netflix started to involved, how the production of its TV Series adaptation episode worthwhile thanks to freedom given to showrunners involved despite their tighter schedule than short films), Yoshinari revealed that he intended many aspects of Little Witch Academia franchise to be played different from other Japanese animes with magical girls, describing it to be a clash between Japanese and Western cultures. As Tsutsumi added, the style they used for the franchise, which not unlike older works such as Himitsu no Akko-chan, was difficult to develop due to facing a decline and about to be phased out in favor of more popular moe style in Japanese entertainment industry.[74]
  • According to Michiyo Murase, strong points of TV series adaptation of the franchise in addition of script and animation by Studio TRIGGER are dynamic between Akko and Diana, Lotte and other side of her glasses, Hannah and Barbara's antics, Jasminka hidden potential (which sadly not fleshed out in the series proper), Constanze and her Stanbots, Amanda's coolness, Ursula and Shiny Chariot's mystery, and importantly, her character Sucy and her mushrooms.[75][76]
  • It's evident that Studio Trigger based many elements of the series' lore, magic in particular, on those in real-life.
    • Incantations of Nullification Spell which debuted in The Enchanted Parade appeared to be based on Kabbalistic term in Jewish mysticism. Even Kabbalah itself was featured alongside Numerology and Temple Menorah as part of Samantha Badcock's lecture in "Pappiliodya", the second episode of anime TV Series.
    • Similarly, in "Chariot of Fire", the 15th episode of anime TV Series, Croix's lecture featured passing references to darker forms of real-life witchcraft as part of magic's very sordid history.
    • Perhaps befitting to their focus on Revitalization Magic, members of House of Cavendish prefer to use wand with serpent motif interwind in the handle which is likely a reference to the Rod of Asclepius, from Greek mythology, which is a serpent-entwined rod wielded by the Greek god Asclepius, a deity associated with healing and medicine.
  • As Yoshinari explained regarding the parallel between animation and magic as conveyed in the franchise during an interview: "The techniques we use to do animation, I found it resembles Magic, so I thought about doing a parallel between the two in Little Witch Academia. Animation in itself is not helpful to society, nor does it have the power to change society. At least, it can not straightforwardly change society. But animation can touch people’s hearts. It’s very similar to the way Magic works in the show. It does not have any practical use, but it can make a difference in people and their emotions."[77]

Gallery

Logo Designs

References

  1. Studio Trigger Posts Long Little Witch Academia Trailer
  2. INTERVIEW EXCLUSIVE DU STUDIO TRIGGER
  3. English translation of Studio Trigger Fr Interview 2
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 ZOOM SUR ... LITTLE WITCH ACADEMIA
  5. English translation of Studio Trigger Fr Interview 3
  6. Little Witch Academia 2
  7. Netflix to Stream Little Witch Academia TV Anime Series
  8. "Little Witch Academia" TV Anime Spotted For January 2017
  9. Little Witch Academia TV Anime Reveals More Cast, Staff, Visual
  10. Little Witch Academia TV Anime's Promo Video Reveals Song Artists, January 8 Premiere
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  12. BD/DVD
  13. Little Witch Academia Gets Short Manga in Ultra Jump
  14. Little Witch Academia Ends in Ultra Jump
  15. Little Witch Academia Inspires 2 New Manga Series
  16. IGN - Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time Release Date Announced By Alex Osborn 16 Mar 2018
  17. PlayStation Blog - [1]
  18. https://lwa-vr.com/jp/
  19. https://camp-fire.jp/projects/view/165474
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  22. LWA Reddit page - https://www.reddit.com/r/LittleWitchAcademia/comments/6imbxe/little_witch_academia_has_a_novel/; semi-reliable translation of tsubasabunko.jp page in Japanese
  23. Tsubasa Bunko - https://www.tsubasabunko.jp/special/sp1704-b.php
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  25. "Trigger Teases New Project & New Inferno Cop/Little Witch Academia Crossover Short"
  26. The Trap of the Mystical Power
  27. ""Super Robot Wars" Smartphone Game To Feature "Little Witch Academia" Crossover"
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  57. Sucy as drawn by employees of University of Memphis' Starbucks
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