A blind kid figures out water magic can be his eyes before his mentor even knows what he's doing. The show doesn't pretend to be serious about it, and neither should you. By episode six he's already broken the rules of his own world, and the comedy comes from watching everyone else catch up to what he's already figured out.
Kunon is blind, but his mind works in ways his sighted peers cannot comprehend. After discovering magic, he becomes obsessed with an impossible goal: crafting functional eyes from water itself. Five months into his training, he already outpaces his master, bending spells in directions no one has attempted before. What starts as a personal quest transforms into something larger. Kunon ventures into a world he's never visually seen, relying instead on the arcane sensitivity that only his condition allows him to develop. His blindness becomes his greatest asset, a lens through which he perceives magic's true nature in ways others miss entirely. Around him, companions emerge, each drawn to his unshakeable conviction and strange genius. Together they confront obstacles that demand more than brute magical force. Kunon's journey asks what vision really means when you can perceive things others cannot. It's a fantasy about defiance, curiosity, and discovering that the world holds more possibilities than anyone expected.