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Meet Coco, the heroine of L’Atelier des Sorciers (Witch Hat Atelier), with this Chocopuni soft toy designed by Good Smile Company. This stylised version of the young apprentice stands approximately 17 cm tall, not including her hat, and recreates her appearance from the animated adaptation.
The soft toy captures Coco’s most distinctive features: her short, light-green hair, her gentle and curious expression, and her blue-green apprentice’s outfit. Her large, pointed witch’s hat perfectly complements the character’s silhouette and reflects the aesthetic shared by all apprentices at Qifrey’s workshop.
The Chocopuni format favours compact, rounded proportions, with a head that is deliberately wider than the body. Made entirely from polyester, this soft toy can be displayed on its own or alongside the Agott, Tetia and Richeh versions, released simultaneously by Good Smile Company as part of the same collection.
Manufacturer: Good Smile Company
Range: Chocopuni Plushie
Licence: L’Atelier des Sorciers / Witch Hat Atelier
Based on: the animated TV series *Witch Hat Atelier*
Character: Coco
Type: collectable soft toy
Material: polyester
Official height: approx. 17 cm, excluding the hat
EAN / JAN: 4570232580473
Coco is the main character in *L’Atelier des Sorciers* (The Wizards’ Workshop), a work by Kamome Shirahama. She grew up helping her mother in their sewing workshop, whilst nurturing a childhood dream of one day becoming a witch. In her world, however, everyone believes that the ability to practise magic is reserved for those born with this power.
Her life changes when she happens to see the wizard Qifrey cast a spell and thus discovers the ‘ultimate secret’ of wizards: magic can be created by drawing specific symbols and circles. This discovery leads her to become Qifrey’s apprentice and to enter a world whose rules were, until then, completely unknown to her.
Coco then continues her training alongside Agott, Tetia and Richeh. Her curiosity, her imagination and her outsider’s perspective on the wizards’ traditions play a key role in the story, whilst her progress gradually leads her to discover the more complex and darker aspects of the magical world as well.