Perfectly both kooky and spooky; perfect for the halloween season. The story does indeed have that short-story folklore/legend type feel, and the use of sweets to enact the magic is certainly whimsical! I would wish that ending 2 wasn't so overused for so many of the choices(and ending 4, while it made sense for picking popularity, didn't exactly make sense for refusing to become and apprentice imo), since all the other choices felt like such a clever twist on your wish, and it would've been cool to see more of that. But that's the only critique I have; both the art and voice acting is great, especially the growl-y tone of the wizard, it fits his character! Meanwhile, the narrator has absolutely nailed the tone of your stereotypical narrator, what can I say?/pos