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After all, this is a show primarily aimed at a younger audience. Sure, there are a few mini story arcs thrown in the mix, but nothing convoluted. However, I was in for a big surprise as the show exceeded all expectations.ДЄs you can see, the story isnвЂ™t overly complicated. With a few eccentric experiences and the way I was raised, I developed a weakness for cuteness (if you must ask, I am male) and though the show would appeal to me. After getting into the world ofДЄnime with Sonic X and Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z, I decided to give this show a try, as I started to get familiar with differences between the shonen and shoujo genres. Of course, this was at the time before I got into anime, so I kind of dismissed it, but it was always in the back (and I mean the VERY back of my mind). IвЂ™m not exactly sure how I came to know it, but I remember hearing about this show about some kids with some kind of other worldly abilities that was ridiculously popular. It was many years ago when I first heard of this show. A few pages on Toei's English site reveal that there are possible English translations for the two movies (due to the descriptions using the Cloverway names) as well as the third season (called Magical DoReMi Forte).Note that this review was originally on my blog, so I may have score that differ from here because of different scoring systems The logo is also seen in the Mattel commercials for when they released the doll line in Mexico. Further hints pointing to this include the fact that the German dub and the Mexican-aired Spanish dub only covered the first two seasons ('Magical DoReMi' and 'Magical DoReMi Sharp') and that Australia had banned the show after season 2 ended, according to a commenter on here.ДЄn early international English logo for 'Magical DoReMi' can also be witnessed in the opening to the Spanish version aired in Spain, as well as the one aired in Mexico (although the video is in poor quality).

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This is seemingly due to only the original series and Sharp having an existing English localization to work from.

These names also made it into the dubs of the 'Sharp' season of DoReMi, but dubs of further material mostly used the Japanese names, aside from the French version. The witches Majorika and Majoruka becoming 'Majorka' and 'Malissa'Дoremi kept her name, and the other girls managed to keep their surnames.Onpu Segawa becoming 'Nicole' (although the French dub used the name 'Loulou').Cloverway Inc., the US branch of Toei, was also involved in the distribution of the Spanish dub that aired in Mexico. It is believed that the dubs of DoReMi aired in Mexico, Spain, France, and Germany may have been based off of this early version, using English names that were mandated by Toei. Like the Crayon Kingdom dub, it is really hard to find any information or episodes of it. In addition, there had been speculation and rumors of Fox Kids possibly airing the series, due to precedence of the French dub airing on Fox Kids France. Bandai Entertainment also had a press release stating plans for the merchandise to come out in the USA in early 2002

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The children's entertainment news website Kidscreen reported in 1999 that a dub of Magical DoReMi premiered in Australia on ABC TV alongside an English dub of Crayon Kingdom of Dreams.ДЄ now-down children's licensing website claimed that Nickelodeon had planned to air this dub in 2001, as well as release merchandise for the series (most of it by Mattel), but it never came through for unknown reasons. The 4Kids dub of Magical DoReMi was probably not the only English adaptation of Ojamajo Doremi.

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