First half was peak slice-of-life.

Qifrey is a great teacher; that was one of the best way to teach someone. To be specific, it’s not the part where he explicitly told Coco to incorporate magic into everyday life that impressed me. It’s when he got Coco to practice magic without telling her to (by requesting for her to bake the potato). Some of the best lessons I had in my own life were experiences like these.

Second half was more world-building. It’s quite obvious that there’s a conspiracy - that the Knights Moralis are going to be the bad guys and the brimmed hat witches the good guys. History is always written by victors after all.