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Tokyo Mew Mew (Manga)

Ah, yes. Tokyo Mew Mew. How happy I am to finally get to do this review. It was one of my first mangas. Well, here's my review.

Story: The story wasn't that bad. It had an environmental message in it, and the romance between Ichigo and Masaya was really sweet. Kish's unrequited love for Ichigo was also done pretty well, especially in the last two books. I nearly cried with Ichigo during book seven when Kish was revealing his feelings. It also has side stories such as Petite Mew Mew where the girls are in kindergarden and Tokyo Black Cat Girl, the prototype for Tokyo Mew Mew.

Art: For the most part, the art was cute and pretty. Males in this looked kind of weird at times, though. I liked when characters got really big heads. It looked funny. (You'd have to see the manga to understand what I mean; I can't describe it properly.)

Character: While the lead character Ichigo is cute, and her love interest, Masaya is sweet, there wasn't enough of the other characters. Ryou gets a bit of a backstory and so does Keiichiro, but the other Mew Mews get none and are pretty much supporting characters. While I haven't watched the whole anime, only 21 out of 52 episodes to be exact, I can say this much: the anime was better for character development with the other Mew Mews.

Enjoyment/Overall: This was a very cute manga, and I would recommend it for those who like cute things and magical girls. It could have been better in some areas, but it was still entertaining. read more

This is a really cool manga for anyone who likes Sci-Fi and animals!! I really liked it because I am an animal lover and so this manga was perfect for me!!! Try it out!