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Aside from sci-fi growth rays, there is another common way to make a girl who is normally small very, very large: magic. Now there are a lot of different kinds of giantesses who use magic: the Princess, the Fairy, and even the Succubus. But we never really discussed a giantess who makes magic her whole career. Where she literally studies the art and practices it daily. She even has special magical attire made just for her occupation.

I’m talking about the Witch.

    That’s right, boys (and maybe girls), I said Witch.

    Let’s talk about them.

    In this profile we will discuss The Witch, who is a fantasy themed giantess with a rather sour attitude and a book full of ancient spells. But before we discuss what this character means to the GTS community, we will discuss what she means to the world as a whole. And if you haven’t read any of my profiles before, you know that I love to dive into a bit of real world history and trivia before I get to the part where I’m rambling on about giant girls crushing buildings between their tits and all that good stuff. So if that’s what you’re here for, please be patient because first we need a bit of background.

    Unlike the Fairy and the succubus, there is such a thing as a witch. Well, I mean that the term “witch” has been around for a long time and used to describe many different people. It is normally used to describe someone who partakes in “witchcraft” which is a vague title for several hundred different social and cultural taboos that people today often dismiss as “petty fantasy.” The Bible has a lot to say about witches, especially in Leviticus where it says “You shall not allow a witch to live.” Though there are many interpretations of what this could mean: such as you shall not allow a pagan worshipper practicing human sacrifice to live. Into the middle ages, most things that were foreign and pagan were considered witchcraft. Many of you may have heard about the dreaded “Salem Witch Trials” that took place in Winston Salem, Massachusetts in the early days of the United States colonies.

    Nowadays, “witchery” is associated with pointy black hats and flying broomsticks. How did it come to this, you may wonder. Well, the answer is simple: hollywood! The birthplace of the stereotypical witch that we all know today comes from The Wizard of Oz (1939) in which the protagonist is pursued by a foul, green-skinned witch known simply as “the Wicked Witch of the West.”

    She even has the word “Wicked” in her title, so that’s how you know she means business.

    Typically, when people think of witches, they envision a disgusting old lady who wears a pointy cap, old baggy clothing, and pointy toed shoes straight out of the Alps. She has long, greasy grey hair, a face covered in boils, and a super sour attitude. Your generic Witch may also come with a free black cat and a big, steel cauldron for boiling little kids. So basically a witch in any fairytale ever. With the exception of shows like Bewitched (1964-1972) and Sabrina the Teenaged Witch (1996-2003) this is the most common look for an American witch you’ll find.

    Kind of a bummer, right? Luckily, we have anime to help us move this along. In Japanese animation, there is a ton of different shows that have wildly different interpretations on the Witch. Most of them very creative as opposed to the classic fairytale witch.

    The popular anime Soul Eater provides an interpretation that is probably as close to the classic witch as you can get. Witches in this anime are typically villainous women with an affinity to a specific animal (snakes, frogs, mice, etc.) who go around causing trouble. The protagonist is tasked with hunting down at least one in order to acquire her uniquely colored bright-purple soul. While witches in this anime are just as bad as they are in your standard Brother’s Grimm story, they’re still usually attractive to a certain extent.

    A completely opposite interpretation is taken in Strike Witches. In this one, a “witch” is a little girl (usually between the ages of 10-21) who obtains her magical powers through genes passed down from the mother and will sprout animal ears whenever she is using them. A group of 11 witches known as the “51st Strike Witches” use their powers and an arsenal of WWII era heavy machine guns to take down aliens who kinda look like very abstract forms of different kinds of planes. These witches are very good, and are here to fight for me and you against the alien menace. They are also super adorable, and that’s exactly what we’re looking for.

The most unique (and most bizarre) interpretation I’ve ever seen of a witch however can be found in Puella Magi Madoka Magicka where a “Witch” is basically an abstract, formless monstrosity that looks like something out of Pink Floyd’s The Wall Movie. They take up residence in surreal, twisted acid dreams known as “Labyrinths” where they are hunted by Magical Girls for their “Greed Seeds.” There is nothing attractive or even remotely fun about these abominations, so for now our vision of a witch will lie somewhere with the space between Soul Eater and Strike Witches.

Speaking of Magical Girls, those are usually different from witches. Magical girls are almost always good of heart, young, sweet, and keen on more helpful magical powers. But for the sake of my time, we are going to go ahead and just lump them in with this profile.

So here’s the look we want, in case any of you ladies who might be reading this are looking to make it in the industry of magical super models: we want a woman (between the age of 18 to 35) who has a nice body, preferably large breasts (though plenty of witches can pull off flat chests just fine) and very pale white skin. If you are an individual of darker skin color, that’s totally fine too, but you may also fall into the category of “Witch doctor” which originated in Southern Africa and is basically the same thing as a witch. You will also need to rock a witch hat pretty well, and some tight fitting, dark-colored magician’s garb with the cleavage cutout. If you look even prettier when you’re angry, that’s just as good.

And for this profile’s purposes, you’ll have to be fine with being a giantess. I hope that’s not an issue.

There could be any number of reasons why a witch would want to be a giantess. Maybe she was kicked out of her cottage in the swamp by an angry mob from the nearby village. Maybe her crush turned down her invitation to wed her and now she’s seeking revenge. Perhaps this witch is a hapless young girl attending high school in modern day who got dissed by the whole cheerleader team for being so nerdy and now she wants to see them crushed flat into the pavement at the bottom of a giant footprint that she just made.

Luckily, the Dark Arts are a pretty wide catalog of all things “magical.” So “Grow to a giantess” should be somewhere in one of the many grimoires that she owns. If you need a hint, check the “Necronomicon” and look for the section titled “transformation magic.” But with a few unusual ingredients tossed into a boiling cauldron (including but not limited to salamander legs, fairy wings, and baking soda) she can cook up a concoction that, once drunk, will cause her to increase in size exponentially.

Though you have to be careful with magic. If you mess up the spell, you could end up shrinking instead of growing. Or perhaps turn into a giantess, but also a furry. Which some people might be into and I won’t judge them for that. But when a Witch is standing over a crowd of people staring up at her, declaring that she will dominate them all, the last thing that she’d want to hear from one of the bystanders in that situation is “but I’m not into furries or S&M! So can I leave now?”

Because a Witch uses magic and not science, she is not bound by the limits of science. If she wants to grow so big that she can hold an entire city on the end of tip of her finger, she can probably make that happen. Growing with magic is also helpful if you’d rather your clothes not shrink because let’s face it: most giantesses can feel totally confident wearing tight fitting clothing with a lot of skin showing, but once she’s naked, it becomes embarrassing for her. Just imagine how many little tiny eyes can see your privates at that point. Though for the select few GTS, a thought like that might cause arousal instead of embarrassment. And in some cases, arousal has been known to cause a giantess to grow even larger.

A lot of witches are sadistic, so she won’t want to crush the city all in one go. She’ll take her time: maybe picking select citizens to store away between her breasts so that when she returns home, she’ll have new test subjects for her magical experiments. Perhaps after that, she’ll summon a cute, smaller than her but still massive Imp familiar to help her crush the city. In case you’re not aware, Imps are like fairies but darker. At least in my mind. So now you have two really big magic-users prancing around the city, feasting on handfuls of citizens and rolling playfully in rubble.

But just when the city seems like it is doomed to complete and total annihilation, one man steps up to fight them. A valiant warrior whose blade was blessed by a good witch (they do exist) and will not stop until he has slayed the foul witch who plagues the city. Unfortunately, he’s like 5 feet tall and she’s nearing 5000. So she sends her impish familiar to go pick up the Warrior (not a difficult task) and dangle him over her mouth as she lays on the ground, smiles and opens up. After a moment of suspense, the Imp drops the Warrior into her mouth and the Witch happily swallows, licking her lips satisfyingly as she does so. The Imp playfully rubs her master’s stomach, imagining all of the pain that the warrior must be going through, and the two delight in the small victory before they return to ravaging the cityscape.

Within hours, the city is completely decimated. Not quite satisfied, the Witch proceeds to cast a spell that instantly rebuilds the city so she can crush it again: this time creating 2 more magical clones of herself so she can end it even quicker. Then, after surveying the massive wasteland of ruined buildings, she leaves. But before going, she makes sure to cast one last spell on the city, so that all the survivors who were in hiding would have something to remember her by.

Any males in the area immediately shrinks to 5% their original heights, and all the girls suddenly gain the uncontrollable urge to slurp down any tiny males she finds. Needless to say, the spell has quite an effect on the remaining people.

The Witch went back home and returned to her normal size. After a quick shower, she stored away the captives she had collected and went to sleep with her cute impish friend wrapped in her arms. Not long after that, other young girls came seeking the Witch’s help in learning how to be witches themselves. So, like many magical beings, she began her own school in which to teach young girls how to properly use magic to grow and crush all their enemies.

And that’s how Future Witch Academy was founded.

And that’s also how witches are made.

So the point is: Witches have a tendency to be bad girls. But we give them a pass because they do their thing with style. And that’s pretty hardcore. But really, any girl could be a witch, whether they are good or bad. The key word is “magic.”

And let me tell you: this would could use a little bit more magic.

Despite being so destructive, Giant Witches have plenty of magic to give.

Description

Aside from sci-fi growth rays, there is another common way to make a girl who is normally small very, very large: magic. Now there are a lot of different kinds of giantesses who use magic: the Princess, the Fairy, and even the Succubus. But we never really discussed a giantess who makes magic her whole career. Where she literally studies the art and practices it daily. She even has special magical attire made just for her occupation.

I’m talking about the Witch.

    That’s right, boys (and maybe girls), I said Witch.

    Let’s talk about them.

    In this profile we will discuss The Witch, who is a fantasy themed giantess with a rather sour attitude and a book full of ancient spells. But before we discuss what this character means to the GTS community, we will discuss what she means to the world as a whole. And if you haven’t read any of my profiles before, you know that I love to dive into a bit of real world history and trivia before I get to the part where I’m rambling on about giant girls crushing buildings between their tits and all that good stuff. So if that’s what you’re here for, please be patient because first we need a bit of background.

    Unlike the Fairy and the succubus, there is such a thing as a witch. Well, I mean that the term “witch” has been around for a long time and used to describe many different people. It is normally used to describe someone who partakes in “witchcraft” which is a vague title for several hundred different social and cultural taboos that people today often dismiss as “petty fantasy.” The Bible has a lot to say about witches, especially in Leviticus where it says “You shall not allow a witch to live.” Though there are many interpretations of what this could mean: such as you shall not allow a pagan worshipper practicing human sacrifice to live. Into the middle ages, most things that were foreign and pagan were considered witchcraft. Many of you may have heard about the dreaded “Salem Witch Trials” that took place in Winston Salem, Massachusetts in the early days of the United States colonies.

    Nowadays, “witchery” is associated with pointy black hats and flying broomsticks. How did it come to this, you may wonder. Well, the answer is simple: hollywood! The birthplace of the stereotypical witch that we all know today comes from The Wizard of Oz (1939) in which the protagonist is pursued by a foul, green-skinned witch known simply as “the Wicked Witch of the West.”

    She even has the word “Wicked” in her title, so that’s how you know she means business.

    Typically, when people think of witches, they envision a disgusting old lady who wears a pointy cap, old baggy clothing, and pointy toed shoes straight out of the Alps. She has long, greasy grey hair, a face covered in boils, and a super sour attitude. Your generic Witch may also come with a free black cat and a big, steel cauldron for boiling little kids. So basically a witch in any fairytale ever. With the exception of shows like Bewitched (1964-1972) and Sabrina the Teenaged Witch (1996-2003) this is the most common look for an American witch you’ll find.

    Kind of a bummer, right? Luckily, we have anime to help us move this along. In Japanese animation, there is a ton of different shows that have wildly different interpretations on the Witch. Most of them very creative as opposed to the classic fairytale witch.

    The popular anime Soul Eater provides an interpretation that is probably as close to the classic witch as you can get. Witches in this anime are typically villainous women with an affinity to a specific animal (snakes, frogs, mice, etc.) who go around causing trouble. The protagonist is tasked with hunting down at least one in order to acquire her uniquely colored bright-purple soul. While witches in this anime are just as bad as they are in your standard Brother’s Grimm story, they’re still usually attractive to a certain extent.

    A completely opposite interpretation is taken in Strike Witches. In this one, a “witch” is a little girl (usually between the ages of 10-21) who obtains her magical powers through genes passed down from the mother and will sprout animal ears whenever she is using them. A group of 11 witches known as the “51st Strike Witches” use their powers and an arsenal of WWII era heavy machine guns to take down aliens who kinda look like very abstract forms of different kinds of planes. These witches are very good, and are here to fight for me and you against the alien menace. They are also super adorable, and that’s exactly what we’re looking for.

The most unique (and most bizarre) interpretation I’ve ever seen of a witch however can be found in Puella Magi Madoka Magicka where a “Witch” is basically an abstract, formless monstrosity that looks like something out of Pink Floyd’s The Wall Movie. They take up residence in surreal, twisted acid dreams known as “Labyrinths” where they are hunted by Magical Girls for their “Greed Seeds.” There is nothing attractive or even remotely fun about these abominations, so for now our vision of a witch will lie somewhere with the space between Soul Eater and Strike Witches.

Speaking of Magical Girls, those are usually different from witches. Magical girls are almost always good of heart, young, sweet, and keen on more helpful magical powers. But for the sake of my time, we are going to go ahead and just lump them in with this profile.

So here’s the look we want, in case any of you ladies who might be reading this are looking to make it in the industry of magical super models: we want a woman (between the age of 18 to 35) who has a nice body, preferably large breasts (though plenty of witches can pull off flat chests just fine) and very pale white skin. If you are an individual of darker skin color, that’s totally fine too, but you may also fall into the category of “Witch doctor” which originated in Southern Africa and is basically the same thing as a witch. You will also need to rock a witch hat pretty well, and some tight fitting, dark-colored magician’s garb with the cleavage cutout. If you look even prettier when you’re angry, that’s just as good.

And for this profile’s purposes, you’ll have to be fine with being a giantess. I hope that’s not an issue.

There could be any number of reasons why a witch would want to be a giantess. Maybe she was kicked out of her cottage in the swamp by an angry mob from the nearby village. Maybe her crush turned down her invitation to wed her and now she’s seeking revenge. Perhaps this witch is a hapless young girl attending high school in modern day who got dissed by the whole cheerleader team for being so nerdy and now she wants to see them crushed flat into the pavement at the bottom of a giant footprint that she just made.

Luckily, the Dark Arts are a pretty wide catalog of all things “magical.” So “Grow to a giantess” should be somewhere in one of the many grimoires that she owns. If you need a hint, check the “Necronomicon” and look for the section titled “transformation magic.” But with a few unusual ingredients tossed into a boiling cauldron (including but not limited to salamander legs, fairy wings, and baking soda) she can cook up a concoction that, once drunk, will cause her to increase in size exponentially.

Though you have to be careful with magic. If you mess up the spell, you could end up shrinking instead of growing. Or perhaps turn into a giantess, but also a furry. Which some people might be into and I won’t judge them for that. But when a Witch is standing over a crowd of people staring up at her, declaring that she will dominate them all, the last thing that she’d want to hear from one of the bystanders in that situation is “but I’m not into furries or S&M! So can I leave now?”

Because a Witch uses magic and not science, she is not bound by the limits of science. If she wants to grow so big that she can hold an entire city on the end of tip of her finger, she can probably make that happen. Growing with magic is also helpful if you’d rather your clothes not shrink because let’s face it: most giantesses can feel totally confident wearing tight fitting clothing with a lot of skin showing, but once she’s naked, it becomes embarrassing for her. Just imagine how many little tiny eyes can see your privates at that point. Though for the select few GTS, a thought like that might cause arousal instead of embarrassment. And in some cases, arousal has been known to cause a giantess to grow even larger.

A lot of witches are sadistic, so she won’t want to crush the city all in one go. She’ll take her time: maybe picking select citizens to store away between her breasts so that when she returns home, she’ll have new test subjects for her magical experiments. Perhaps after that, she’ll summon a cute, smaller than her but still massive Imp familiar to help her crush the city. In case you’re not aware, Imps are like fairies but darker. At least in my mind. So now you have two really big magic-users prancing around the city, feasting on handfuls of citizens and rolling playfully in rubble.

But just when the city seems like it is doomed to complete and total annihilation, one man steps up to fight them. A valiant warrior whose blade was blessed by a good witch (they do exist) and will not stop until he has slayed the foul witch who plagues the city. Unfortunately, he’s like 5 feet tall and she’s nearing 5000. So she sends her impish familiar to go pick up the Warrior (not a difficult task) and dangle him over her mouth as she lays on the ground, smiles and opens up. After a moment of suspense, the Imp drops the Warrior into her mouth and the Witch happily swallows, licking her lips satisfyingly as she does so. The Imp playfully rubs her master’s stomach, imagining all of the pain that the warrior must be going through, and the two delight in the small victory before they return to ravaging the cityscape.

Within hours, the city is completely decimated. Not quite satisfied, the Witch proceeds to cast a spell that instantly rebuilds the city so she can crush it again: this time creating 2 more magical clones of herself so she can end it even quicker. Then, after surveying the massive wasteland of ruined buildings, she leaves. But before going, she makes sure to cast one last spell on the city, so that all the survivors who were in hiding would have something to remember her by.

Any males in the area immediately shrinks to 5% their original heights, and all the girls suddenly gain the uncontrollable urge to slurp down any tiny males she finds. Needless to say, the spell has quite an effect on the remaining people.

The Witch went back home and returned to her normal size. After a quick shower, she stored away the captives she had collected and went to sleep with her cute impish friend wrapped in her arms. Not long after that, other young girls came seeking the Witch’s help in learning how to be witches themselves. So, like many magical beings, she began her own school in which to teach young girls how to properly use magic to grow and crush all their enemies.

And that’s how Future Witch Academy was founded.

And that’s also how witches are made.

So the point is: Witches have a tendency to be bad girls. But we give them a pass because they do their thing with style. And that’s pretty hardcore. But really, any girl could be a witch, whether they are good or bad. The key word is “magic.”

And let me tell you: this would could use a little bit more magic.

Despite being so destructive, Giant Witches have plenty of magic to give.