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Meet Agott from L’Atelier des Sorciers (Witch Hat Atelier) in the form of a Chocopuni soft toy designed by Good Smile Company. This compact, stylised interpretation of the apprentice witch stands approximately 17 cm tall, not including her hat, and recreates her appearance from the animated adaptation. It is scheduled for release in April 2027.
The soft toy retains the key features that make Agott recognisable: her dark hair with purple highlights, her serious expression, her blue-green apprentice’s outfit and, above all, her large, pointed witch’s hat topped with a pompom. The Chocopuni style simplifies the proportions with a wider head and a compact body, whilst retaining the character’s characteristic determined yet reserved demeanour.
Made entirely from polyester, this soft toy is designed both for display and to complement a collection dedicated to the series. Good Smile Company is simultaneously releasing models in this range featuring Coco, Agott, Tetia and Richeh, allowing you to bring together all four young apprentices from Qifrey’s workshop.
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: Agott
Type: collectable soft toy
Material: polyester
Official height: approx. 17 cm, excluding the hat
EAN / JAN: 4570232580480
Agott is one of the apprentices of the wizard Qifrey in *L’Atelier des Sorciers*, a work created by Kamome Shirahama. The universe is based on a fundamental secret: contrary to what the majority of the population believes, magic does not depend on an innate gift, but can be produced by drawing magic circles with the appropriate instruments. Coco’s discovery of this secret forms the starting point of the story.
Agott is officially described as a serious, talented, proud and highly ambitious apprentice. She belongs to the Arklaum family, whose members have served for several generations as librarians at the Tower of Books. This prestigious background contributes to her high standards for herself and her constant desire to improve.
When Coco arrives at Qifrey’s workshop, Agott is initially reluctant at the idea of her becoming a witch. Their relationship evolves, however, as the apprentices learn, undergo various trials and discover together the sometimes complex realities of the world of magic. Agott’s journey thus explores themes of ambition, self-confidence, rivalry and personal growth.