Luminous Witches Episode 4, "Let's Sing a Song"

At first, the adults in the village were skeptical about the "witches who don't fight", but after gaining their appreciation, the music squadron planned a debut concert so that they could listen to the songs properly. The supervision of the creation of the oufits, dance and song were assigned respectively, and the group looks forward to that day. By working and training in pairs, the new friends gradually get to know each others. How will the music squadron's first step on stage unfold?

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May Festival[]

A festival originating from an ancient Roman festival. On May 1st, offerings were made to Maia, the goddess of fertility. Today, it has become established in various parts of Europe as a day to celebrate the arrival of spring, which dates back to pre-Christian origins.

Maypole Dance[]

The custom of setting up pillars at festivals is seen all over the world. In Europe, Maypoles are set up around churches and town squares during the May Festival, a festival that welcomes May (spring) dance. An event to express gratitude for the blessings of nature that has been handed down from ancient times in European countries.

Hometown Sky[]

This song was released in 1888 as a song with the melody of a Scottish folk song and the lyrics of Tateki Owada (the lyricist of railway songs, etc.). The original song has been described in the English-speaking world as a playful and worthy song.

Regarding the Joint Fighter Wing and the Joint Fighter Squadron[]

The Joint Fighter Wing was established in various places, led by the 501st Joint Fighter Wing. However, this unit is large, and it is difficult to gather the necessary witches. Moreover, as an organization, it would be directly under the Joint Forces Headquarters, so even the paperwork required for approval would be extremely complicated and time consuming, was not easily established. On the other hand, if the Joint Fighter Squadron is located under the Joint Fighter Air Wing, at least 3-4 witches from multiple countries and the approval of the Regional Operations Command (Division Command) located under the Area Command. As long as there was, it was possible to form a temporary formation. Therefore, when the first joint combat squadron "Africa" was established in Africa, it was established one after another in various places. ~Omitted~Joint combat squadrons are basically written in two digits, with the 10th digit representing the area they belong to and the 1st digit representing the order of establishment. The area to which it belongs is 1 for the western area, 2 for the eastern area, 3 for the Mediterranean/Africa area, 4 for the Fuso/Ural area, and 5 for other areas including Northern Europe. 6 was not normally used because it was established in Liberion, and 7 was given for special use. On the other hand, the Joint Fighter Wing was given a number in the 500s, but since it may move between theaters, it does not include the area it belongs to. The one digit is the order of creation, but like the 507 Joint Fighter Wing (a unit based on the Suomus Independent Volunteer Company), it does not necessarily match the establishment time of the unit itself. Partial excerpt from the 501st Joint Combat Air Wing Summary and Supplementary Records.