Ichi the Witch Chapter 95 Release Date, Predictions, and What Amadoro’s “Simple Kick” Really Means
Ichi the Witch Chapter 95 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting chapters of the Ribboncandy Rescue Arc. After the chaos, comedy, and sudden brutality of the previous chapter, the story has finally reached the point where the infiltration of the mysterious tower can turn into a full-scale confrontation. And honestly, I did not expect Master Amadoro to steal the entire chapter with one ridiculously simple kick.
The official release date for Ichi the Witch Chapter 95 is Sunday, August 23, 2026. For readers in the United States, the chapter is expected to become available at 11:00 AM Eastern Time and 8:00 AM Pacific Time. International readers can follow the chapter through the official VIZ Media Shonen Jump App and Shueisha’s MANGA Plus service.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Chapter | Ichi the Witch Chapter 95 |
| Official Release Date | Sunday, August 23, 2026 |
| US Release Time | 11:00 AM ET / 8:00 AM PT |
| Reading Platforms | VIZ Media Shonen Jump and MANGA Plus |
| Current Arc | Ribboncandy Rescue Arc |
Chapter 94 Set the Perfect Stage for Chapter 95
The previous chapter did something I really enjoy about Ichi the Witch: it mixed absurd comedy with genuinely unsettling danger without making either side feel out of place. The witches entered the strange tower expecting trouble, but the interior quickly proved to be far more bizarre than a normal fortress.
Master Amadoro explains that the structure doesn’t follow ordinary spatial rules. Rooms, corridors, engines, libraries, nurseries, and other areas appear to be stitched together in completely unpredictable ways. It’s basically a vertical nightmare where conventional navigation means very little.
That creates an obvious problem for the rescue team. Their entrance was anything but quiet, so stealth is already compromised. If they move too slowly, they could become trapped inside the tower’s shifting geography before they even reach their objectives.
Then things become considerably darker.
The Tower Is Powered by Human Suffering
The group eventually reaches an enormous cathedral-like area. At first, the atmosphere creates an almost ridiculous philosophical discussion among the witches. Why would Majiks build something resembling a human place of worship? What could they possibly worship?
The answer is much worse than expected.
The tower appears to use captured humans as living sources of magical energy. The hostages are effectively being treated as batteries, with their power siphoned away to fuel the structure.
This detail gives the Ribboncandy Rescue Arc a much heavier edge. Until this point, the tower’s bizarre design could almost be treated as another strange Majik creation. Once the human prisoners are revealed to be part of its power system, the rescue mission becomes much more urgent.
Sukemaru Is Possibly the Worst Spy Ever
And then there is Sukemaru.
I have to admit, his entire sequence is hilarious. Sukemaru believes he is conducting an elite espionage operation, secretly following the witches while listening to their plans. In his mind, his invisibility makes him completely untouchable.
The problem?
The witches can see him.
Even worse, the flat-capped witch is practically standing beside him while calmly writing down everything he says. Sukemaru doesn’t realize that he is giving the enemy useful intelligence completely for free.
He proceeds to reveal that the witches have correctly identified their objective, that Lord Hakari knows about their presence, and that the rescue operation is already being anticipated.
For a supposed spy, Sukemaru is unbelievably bad at keeping secrets.
The Rock-Paper-Scissors Strategy Was Peak Ichi the Witch
After dealing with Sukemaru’s accidental intelligence dump, Amadoro divides the group into separate missions. One team is assigned to hunt for Hakari, while the other focuses on rescuing the captured companions.
The situation should feel extremely serious. Instead, the witches start arguing over which route they should take and eventually settle the matter through Rock-Paper-Scissors.
Ichi’s internal reaction basically says everything. He watches the supposedly elite witches argue and can only wonder why they are behaving like idiots.
That contrast is one of the reasons I enjoy this series. The characters can be dealing with a horrifying magical prison one moment and acting like complete goofballs the next.
Ichi Finally Senses the Invisible Threat
While everyone else is distracted, Ichi suddenly notices something isn’t right.
His instincts pick up a disturbance in the air, and he immediately focuses on Sukemaru’s position. Sukemaru’s confidence disappears almost instantly. The little Majik realizes that the boy is looking directly at him and begins desperately trying to convince himself that Ichi cannot actually see him.
The visual shift here is fantastic. Ichi becomes much more intimidating, dropping into a predatory stance while Sukemaru is effectively frozen beneath him.
But the real danger isn’t Sukemaru.
The Deintegration Rule Changes Everything
Amadoro explains one of the most important combat rules we’ve seen in this part of the story: humans and Majiks have a particularly dangerous relationship when physical contact is involved.
A single hand grabbing a Majik may not be enough to kill it. But being trapped between two hands is another story entirely.
A clap can literally disintegrate a Majik.
This makes the sudden appearance of the masked Warden far more frightening. The creature isn’t simply trying to attack Ichi. It is attempting to catch him between its hands and erase him with one devastating movement.
Amadoro’s “SIMPLE KICK!!” Is the Moment Everyone Will Remember
Just as the Warden prepares to finish Ichi, Amadoro moves.
There is no elaborate magical speech. No giant spell circle. No complicated technique name.
He simply kicks the Warden directly in the face.
“SIMPLE KICK!!”
And it absolutely destroys the mood of the Warden’s dramatic entrance in the funniest possible way.
The impact cracks the creature’s mask and sends it reeling. Amadoro then looks down at his opponent with a grin and casually refers to it as a “trash Majik.”
Personally, this is exactly the kind of moment that makes a manga memorable. The story spends time establishing the Warden as a terrifying threat, explains how dangerous its ability is, and then Amadoro basically responds with raw physical violence.
What Could Happen in Ichi the Witch Chapter 95?
Chapter 95 now has several very interesting directions it could take. My biggest expectation is that the story will finally give us a better idea of just how Amadoro fights.
1. Amadoro’s Physical Power Could Be Explained
The obvious question is whether Amadoro’s kick was simply physical strength or whether some kind of magical enhancement was involved.
My guess is that his fighting style may revolve around enhancing his body rather than relying on conventional long-range spells. That would make him particularly dangerous inside the Ribboncandy Cathedral, where the strange architecture may interfere with conventional magic.
If Amadoro can reinforce his muscles, acceleration, and striking power through magic, he could essentially function as a walking anti-Majik weapon.
2. Sukemaru Could Become an Accidental Guide
Sukemaru is now in a terrible position. His secret mission has failed, his invisibility is useless against Ichi, and the Warden he presumably expected to protect him has just been kicked across the room.
I would not be surprised if Chapter 95 turns Sukemaru into an unwilling source of information.
He already talks too much. Put him under pressure and he may accidentally reveal everything the rescue team needs to know, including the tower’s layout, the location of the prisoners, and the routes leading toward Hakari.
3. Hakari May Finally Treat the Witches as a Serious Threat
The impact of Amadoro’s attack should not go unnoticed. If the tower has any kind of internal monitoring system, the destruction of a powerful Warden should immediately alert Lord Hakari.
This could be the point where Hakari stops waiting for the witches to make a mistake and starts actively manipulating the battlefield.
The tower’s shifting architecture could become an actual weapon, separating the teams and forcing them into different combat zones.
4. The White-Haired Strategist May Have to Rebuild the Plan
The strategist’s problem is almost comical. He has to monitor multiple groups at once while the situation changes faster than expected.
The teams haven’t even fully settled their deployment routes when Amadoro has already turned the first confrontation upside down.
Chapter 95 could therefore spend some time showing the tactical side of the operation, switching between the rescue team, the Hakari hunting group, and the deeper sections of the tower.
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My Prediction for Chapter 95
If I had to make one prediction, I think Chapter 95 will move away from the playful infiltration phase and into the real battle portion of the Ribboncandy Rescue Arc.
The previous chapter introduced the rules. Chapter 95 should start testing them.
- Amadoro will likely demonstrate that the kick was not a one-off feat.
- Sukemaru may become an unwilling source of intelligence.
- Hakari could activate additional defenses throughout the tower.
- Ichi may become increasingly important because of his ability to detect hidden Majiks.
- The rescue teams could finally be separated by the tower’s shifting structure.
Why Chapter 95 Could Be a Major Turning Point
What makes the upcoming chapter so interesting is that the story has already established three different types of danger. The tower itself is dangerous because its geography is unpredictable. The Majiks are dangerous because of their strange abilities. And Hakari is dangerous because he appears to understand exactly what the witches are trying to accomplish.
Now add Amadoro to that equation.
His “Simple Kick” suggests that the witches may have a much wider range of combat styles than we’ve seen so far. Not every powerful fighter needs to stand back and cast complicated magic. Sometimes the answer is simply to move faster than the enemy expects and hit them harder than they can survive.
That is why I am particularly interested in Chapter 95. The previous chapter gave us the joke. The next chapter could finally show us the consequences.
Ichi the Witch Chapter 95 releases officially on August 23, 2026. If the story follows the momentum established by the previous chapter, readers could be heading into one of the most action-heavy stages of the Ribboncandy Rescue Arc yet.
And after watching Amadoro casually erase a terrifying Warden with one kick, I honestly have one question: what happens when he actually decides to stop holding back?








