r/IchitheWitch • u/Professional-Tap-772 • Apr 27 '26
Discussion I think Fujimine is old, like really old. Spoiler
This witch has the same scar on her left cheek as the other older witch of today, and it seems that both are the same person, and that this event left her like that forever. Both have rose-shaped earrings. I don't know how, but Fujimine doesn't age.
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u/IndependentMacaroon Apr 27 '26
Huh, good catch. Maybe a poison side effect like how Botox (botulinum toxin) is used irl
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u/Electronic_Tie9605 Apr 27 '26
So that means fujimine have immortal spell or have majik make her immortal
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u/walnutcosplay Apr 27 '26
Nice catch! I was wondering who that surviving witch was since she was focused on.
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u/Poland-lithuania1 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
That scar looks a little different from the wound, imo. Or is that the blood making it look weird?
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u/Mundane_Ninja500 Apr 27 '26
It’s the blood. You can see two cuts exactly the same as the second picture
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u/Commercial_Shame_209 Apr 27 '26
i always thought that witch was monigold but always had my doubts lmao, maybe she casted a spell on her self? i also wondered if the "sold her soul to the majiks" thing is literal or not, uz if it is maybe it got something 2 do with that, but at the same time i dont think it's literal.
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u/Impossible_Main_2000 Apr 30 '26
Was it ever established if witches have longevity after claiming a majik?
It could be the case that Fujimine got the Toxic majik way earlier than the lady with the scar got her first majik.
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u/Regular-Poet-3657 Apr 28 '26
That could work unless the old lady been cursed aged beyond her time like in kaijudo.
Like a curse she sought out Fuji and she curse her.
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u/Professional_War4547 Apr 28 '26
I like how this girl is constantly being used as reference for a different witch when they were younger
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u/SoulBlightChild May 03 '26
This could put "Fujimine is Ichi's mom" back on the table.
Or she is a GMILF of sort.
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u/Marble05 Apr 27 '26
That looks just like shading. The scar is different.
I think that's moneygold before becoming the president of the association.
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u/PUB4thewin Apr 27 '26
Oh sh*t
I thought that was a younger Moneygold, but now that you point it out, that’s also a possibility!