Diana, a Little Witch Diana was a little girl with a big imagination. She loved playing make-believe, especially pretending to be a witch. Diana would don a black hat, wave around a wooden wand, and cast imaginary spells on her stuffed animals. Her favorite place to play was in her backyard, where she had created a special corner just for her witchy adventures. She had set up a small cauldron made from an old pot, filled with water and leaves. Nearby, she had a makeshift broomstick made from a bundle of twigs tied together.
Diana Cavendish
Unnamed Father (deceased)
Bernadette Cavendish (mother; deceased)
Unnamed Paternal Grandparents
Unnamed Maternal Grandparents
Unnamed Maternal Uncle (status unknown)
Daryl Cavendish (maternal aunt)
Maril Cavendish (cousin)
Merrill Cavendish (cousin)
Beatrix Cavendish (ancestress)
Friends / Allies
Enemies
Daryl Cavendish and her daughters (formerly)Type of Hero
Tragic Magical Girl| “ | I am the heiress of the long-standing House of Cavendish, and it is my duty to protect it. | „ |
| ~ Diana Cavendish |
| “ | Witches are supposed to be feared. How can you be afraid of this place? Besides, my magic is invincible. You have absolutely nothing to fear. | „ |
| ~ Diana to Hannah and Barbara. |
Diana Cavendish is the deuteragonist of the anime Little Witch Academia, serving as the deuteragonist of the first half and the tritagonist of the second half. In spite of her odds with Atsuko "Akko" Kagari, she is also a fan of Shiny Chariot, though she hates to admit it. She comes from an ancient family of wizards in Britain and is a famous student at Luna Nova Magical Academy.
Similar to Satsuki Kiryuin from Kill la Kill, Diana originally serves as the main antagonist of the short films (original short and its sequel The Enchanted Parade) and even the first half of the series, but eventually becomes an ally as of the next half (Episode 20) following the emergence of the true main villain.
She is voiced by Yōko Hikasa in the Japanese version of the anime, and by Laura Post in the English version of the anime.
Nearby, she had a makeshift broomstick made from a bundle of twigs tied together. Diana would spend hours in her little witch corner, concocting potions and casting spells. She would gather different herbs and flowers from her mother's garden, pretending they had magical properties.
Contents
- 1 Personality
- 2 Appearance
- 3 Powers and Abilities
- 4 Etymology
- 5 Reception
- 6 Trivia
- 7 Gallery
- 8 External links
- 9 Navigation
She would chant and wave her wand, watching intently as her imaginary spells took effect. Sometimes, Diana's little brother, Alex, would join her in her witchy play. He would dress up as a wizard and they would cast spells together, creating a magical world of their own. Their backyard turned into a mystical kingdom, where anything was possible. Diana's parents were very supportive of her imaginative play. They encouraged her creativity and even joined in on the fun sometimes. They would pretend to be enchanted by Diana's spells and act out different scenarios with her. As Diana grew older, her love for all things witchy didn't fade. She started reading books about real witches and their practices. She learned about different herbs and their healing properties, as well as the history of witchcraft. As she entered her teenage years, Diana's interest in witchcraft expanded beyond just the make-believe. She started practicing real, ceremonial witchcraft, researching spells and participating in rituals. She found solace and empowerment in connecting with nature and the spiritual world. It was this childhood fascination with being a witch that led Diana on her path to becoming a real witch. Her love for magic and the mystical never faded, and she embraced her identity as a witch with pride. Diana, the little girl with a big imagination, had grown into a confident and powerful witch. She continued to create her own magical world, where spells and potions were a part of everyday life. Her childhood play had set her on a magical journey that would shape her life and bring her joy for years to come. Diana, the little witch, had found her true calling and embraced it with open arms. The end.
Reviews for "The Legend of Diana: A Young Witch's Quest for the Truth"
1. John - 2/5 - I found "Diana little witch" to be quite disappointing. The story lacked depth and the characters felt one-dimensional. I couldn't connect with Diana, the main character, as she came across as whiny and self-absorbed. The plot was predictable and had little excitement or surprises. Overall, I felt bored throughout the book and it failed to captivate my interest.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - "Diana little witch" was a complete waste of time. The writing was amateurish and lacked creativity. The dialogue felt forced and unrealistic, making it hard to believe in the story. Additionally, the pacing was sluggish, and the narrative lacked coherence. I found myself constantly checking how much more I had to endure before finishing the book. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a thrilling and engaging read.
3. Alex - 2/5 - I was really hoping "Diana little witch" would be a captivating fantasy novel, but it fell short of my expectations. The world-building was weak, and the magical elements felt underdeveloped. The author missed opportunities to create a rich and immersive setting. The story felt disjointed, with plot holes that were never filled, leaving me confused at times. The writing style was average, and I struggled to emotionally invest in the characters. Overall, this book failed to deliver the magical experience it promised.