Mirmo!

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Mirmo de Pon!
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わがまま☆フェアリー ミルモでポン!
(Wagamama Fearī Mirumo de Pon!)
Demographic Shōjo
Genre Comedy,Magic,Romance,Fiction
Manga
Author Hiromu Shinozuka
Publisher Flag of Japan Shogakukan
Serialized in Flag of Japan Ciao
Original run 2001 – 2006
Volumes 12
TV anime
Director Kenichi Kasai
Studio Studio Hibari
Licensor Flag of Japan Shogakukan
Flag of the United States Viz Media,ShoPro Entertainment
Network Flag of Japan TV Tokyo
Original run 6 April 200227 September 2005
Episodes 172

Selfish Fairy Mirumo de Pon (わがまま☆フェアリー ミルモでポン! Wagamama Fearī Mirumo de Pon!?), also known as Mirmo!, is a manga series by Hiromu Shinozuka, which was serialized in Shogakukan's Ciao magazine. The manga is published in North America by Viz Media. It won the 27th Kodansha Manga Award and 49th Shogakukan Manga Award for children's manga.[1][2]

The manga has been adapted into an anime series Mirmo Zibang! (わがまま☆フェアリーミルモでポン!?). In Japan, the series was aired on TV Tokyo; in North America, the series is licensed by VIZ Media and ShoPro Entertainment and is broadcasted by Warner Bros. Television.

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Mirmo first achieved enormous popularity[citation needed] in Japan in 2001 when it was launched as a serialized comic in Shogakukan's leading girls' manga Ciao. Mirmo was then launched as an animated series on TV Tokyo in April 2002 to September 2005. It has since achieved massive success in Japan, winning Kodansha's 27th annual "Children's Group" manga award, as well as TV Tokyo's award for top-rated new program in 2003.[citation needed]

The main character, Katie Minami (Kaede Minami in the Japanese versions), is a cheerful and energetic eighth grader. Katie is shy around her male classmates, so it is difficult for her to date.

One day, on her way home from school, Katie walks into a mysterious shop and buys a blue cocoa mug. When she arrives at home, she casually peeks into the bottom of the mug and discovers an engraved note which says, "If you read this message aloud while pouring hot cocoa into the mug, a love fairy ("muglox") will appear and grant your every wish." The skeptical but curious Katie follows the directions and announces her wish to date Dylan Yuki (Setsu Yuuki in the Japanese versions), the class heartthrob. A love fairy named Mirmo (Mirumo) appears. At first she was afraid of him but later understood that he was a muglox. Katie soon finds out that Mirmo prefers eating chocolate and creating mischief over helping Katie.

Mirmo, it seems, is prince of the muglox world. Horrified at the prospect of having to marry Rima (Rirumu), his princess bride-to-be, Mirmo has escaped the muglox world. Hot on his heels, however, are Rima, Yatch (Yashichi) the bounty hunter, Murumo (mirmo's brother), and a cast of hundreds of muglox ranging from good to bad to nutty. The muglox see to it that school life for Katie and her friends is never the same.

The series stars Mirmo (Mirumo or ミルモ in the original Japanese), a fairy, and Katie Minami (Kaede Minami in the original Japanese).

Characters in the series include: Main (Humans)

    • Katie, a human who is in love with her male classmate, Dylan or Setsu. With her fairy guardian/friend (Mirmo), she wishes for Dylan's love.
    • Dylan Yuki (Setsu Yuuki, a boy with whom Katie is in love with. Dylan is very smart and seen most of the time reading books.
    • Azumi Hidaka, is a girl who is jealous of Katie and is also in love with Dylan. This makes Katie, Dylan and Azumi a love triangle. Usually on the way to school, when Azumi finds Katie near Dylan, she kicks her or punches her or hit her or any wrestling moves. While trying to date Dylan and keeping Katie away from them, she orders Yatch (her muglox fairy) to clean her room.
    • Kyle Matsutake (Kaoru Matsutake), a boy who eventually falls in love with Katie. Kyle belongs to a very rich family (Matsutake) so he uses his money to make Katie love him. For example is a skiing trip, summer vacation in a high-tech beach and zoos. Kyle has a body guard named Airai who he calls for help when in trouble, even if he doesn't call for help, Airai is still there to protect Kyle. His muglox is Murumo.

Main (Muglox fairies)

    • Mirmo, a Muglox (or "love" fairy). Instead of granting Katie's wishes as the Muglox has beaen assigned, Mirmo continues to eat several chocolate food items and is constantly running away from Rima (Rirumu). His instrument is a pair of maracas.
    • Rima (Rirumu), a female Muglox owned by Dylan Yuki (Setsu Yuuki). Rima loves Mirmo but he doesn't like her a lot because she has a hidden strength and usually attacks Mirmo when she gets mad. Because she loves Mirmo, she is also seen cooking or making food and weird dishes which does not look and taste very good for Mirmo, of course, Mirmo wouldn't try to eat it. Rima's instrument is a tambourine.
    • Yatch (Yashichi),Mirmo's archrival Muglox, owned by Azumi Hidaka. Yatch is a muglocks ninja and teaches his yonger friends named Sasuke and Hanso about ninja skills. His weapon is a shuriken. Yatch is looking forward to defeating Mirmo. Azumi treats him as a slave and makes him clean her room. If Yatch fail to make Dylan love Azumi, she will flush her in the toilet bowl. Yatch loves black cereals and his instrument is a triangle.
    • Murumo (Murumo), is Mirmo's younger brother and is Kyle's muglox. He is very cute but fury to his brother. He likes marshmallow very much and Kyle buys some for him because he's very rich. When Murumo is angry, he uses his antenna beam. His instrument is a drum.
    • All muglox uses instruments to create magic.

Main article: List of Mirmo! media

Murumo, Mirmo's brother is the main character of the series. It ran on TV Tokyo and TV Osaka from 2000-2001 until it was canceled and turned into a website with scripts and images from the episodes of "Murumoya".

Murumo's Shoujo Jacket
An orange, white and black jacket worn by Murumo when he fights the Warumo Gang, Akumi or other monsters.
Heart Compass
A compass given to Murumo from Marumo. The tool is used to lead the way whenever Murumo is lost. The tool is also used as a weapon that summons a beam.
Microphones
Singing and attack tools for the muglox. The microphones' bottoms on the end have strings on them.

Heart Compass! Transform me!
Murumo's transformation phrase.
Pretty Princess Magical Recall!
Yamane's transformation phrase when she transforms into a princess. It was shown in a "Murumoya" episode.
Heart Compass! Protect the magic! Dreaming Cure!
Murumo's healling motion when he puts a muglox's heart in their body to have normal dreams again.
Magical Microphone Singing Start!
A phrase used with the microphones. It is the muglox's warning when he is, she is or they are about to sing.

  1. ^ 過去の受賞者一覧 : 講談社漫画賞 : 講談社「おもしろくて、ためになる」出版を (Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved on 2007-08-21.
  2. ^ 小学館漫画賞:歴代受賞者 (Japanese). Shogakukan. Retrieved on 2007-08-19.

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