The appeal and evaluation of Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Goruden

Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Golden - A magical world full of charm

"Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Goruden" is a TV anime series that aired on TV Tokyo from October 7, 2003 to March 30, 2004. The series is based on a manga by Shinozuka Hiromu, directed by Kasai Kenichi, and produced by Studio Hibari, TV Tokyo, and Shogakukan Shueisha Productions. It aired every Tuesday for 30 minutes from 7:30 to 8:00 PM, with a total of 24 episodes.

story

In order to save the fairy world, the four fairies, Mirumo, Rirumo, Yashichi, and Murmo, break a precious musical instrument. They visit the Gaia tribe, the gods of the fairy world, to repair the instrument, where they are introduced to Topuru, an instrument craftsman, who revives the instrument. The newly revived instrument can emit more powerful magic than ever before, and also has a special power called "session magic." This magic is activated by the love for one's partner (a human), and various combinations, such as Mirumo's maracas and Rirumo's tambourine, Rirumo's tambourine and Yashichi's triangle, or Yashichi's triangle and Murmo's snare drum, can produce combined magic with different effects.

However, there was a big reason behind why the Gaia tribe gave this special instrument to Mirumo and his friends. Long ago, the Gaia tribe sealed the evil power "Daaku" that threatened the fairy world in "Hailuna Forest". As time passed, the power of Daaku grew stronger, and he broke the seal of the Gaia tribe and moved to the human world. Daaku did not fully regain his physical form, and was maintained in his form by the negative power of the human world. Furthermore, he was trying to increase the number of "cracks" by using the negative power of the human world, and ultimately destroy the fairy world. Since the Gaia tribe could not lay hands on the human world, they decided to give the powerful instrument to Mirumo and his friends in order to thwart Daaku's plan.

Daaku uses Saori Eguchi, an influential flute player with worldwide influence, to try to make many people generate negative power. At first, Saori's flute music generates negative power as Daaku intended, but as her friendship with Kaede and the others deepens, his plan falls apart. Daaku realizes that there is a power in the human world that can counter the power of evil, and targets Mirumo, Kaede, and the others for attack. Will Mirumo and the others be able to protect both the human and fairy worlds?

Commentary

"Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Goruden" is the second in the series to be aired in prime time at night, and has the word "Goruden" in the title. The original was published in Shogakukan's Ciao magazine from the September 2001 issue to the January 2006 issue. This series has been loved by a wide range of people, from children to adults, and has gained many fans.

cast

The main cast includes Etsuko Kozakura as Mirumo, Mai Nakahara as Kaede Minami, Mayuko Omimura as Rirumu, Yasutoshi Tokumoto as Setsu Yuki, Yukiji as Yashichi, Hitomi as Yasuzumi Hidaka, Rie Kugimiya as Murmo, and Soichiro Hoshi as Kaori Matsutake. The performances of these voice actors bring out the charm of the characters.

Main Staff

The series was written by Rikei Tsuchiya, the character designer was Masayuki Otochi, the art director was Satoshi Matsudaira, the color designer was Masami Nagano, the cinematographer was Nobuyuki Watanabe, the sound director was Susumu Aketagawa, the music was by Hitoyoshinobita, the animation producer was Seiji Mitsunobu, the producers were Tomoko Gushima and Naohiko Furuichi, the supervisors were Masakazu Kubo and Katsumi Ota, and the original concept was assisted by Takuji Miura and Mikiko Nakamura. Thanks to the cooperation of these staff members, the work maintains a high level of quality.

Main Characters

Mirumo is a fairy who is good at making love come true, but contrary to her cute request, she is very stubborn. In fact, she is also the first prince of Mirumo Village. Minami Kaede is a bright and honest 14-year-old girl who admires Yuki-kun. She summoned Mirumo and is one of the main characters of the story. Yuki Setsu is Kaede's classmate, a boy who is good at sports and has excellent grades. He summoned Relum and is also Relum's fiance. Relum is a fairy who can change the appearance of objects and people's hearts, and lives in Yuki-kun's house. She has strong physical strength and becomes violent when angry. Hidaka Yasuzumi is Kaede's classmate, a beautiful girl with a strong personality. She summoned Yashichi and is also Kaede's love rival. Yashichi is a fairy who came to the human world with the order to assassinate Mirumo, but she develops feelings for him as she spends time with Mirumo and the others. She lives in Yasuzumi's house. Sasuke and Hanzo are Yashichi's minions. Shochiku Kaori is a beautiful boy with a rich idol-like presence, who falls in love at first sight when he sees Kaede's kindness. Murumo is Murumo's younger brother, and although he is very cute in appearance and mannerisms, he is actually quite cunning. He lives in Shochiku-kun's house. Akumi is a cheeky and arrogant girl fairy who is fascinated by Daaku's charm, and faithfully follows Daaku's orders, who cannot leave the mirror. Daaku is an evil fairy who wishes for the extinction of the fairy world, and currently does not have a body and lives in the mirror in Saori's room. The Warumo Gang are Daaku's minions and Yashichi's former superiors. Eguchi Saori is a genius flute player who transferred to Kaede's class. She is taciturn and unsociable, but she likes reading and for some reason gets along well with Yuki-kun. Takumi Kiryu is a part-time teacher at Kaede's junior high school and Saori's former piano teacher.

subtitle

The subtitles for each episode are as follows:

• Episode 1: Nice to meet you, I'm Mirumo! (2003/10/07)
• Episode 2: Seal Haruno (2003/10/14)
• Episode 3: How to Make Friends with Fairies (2003/10/21)
• Episode 4: Fairy Concert (2003/10/28)
• Episode 5: A fierce race! A big race in the wilderness (2003/11/04)
• Episode 6: Wild Shark Y (2003/11/11)
• Episode 7: The Obedient Fairy Mirumo? (2003/11/18)
• Episode 8: The Tragedy of the Small-Wealthy (2003/11/25)
• Episode 9: Attack, Rerere's Receive (2003/12/09)
• Episode 10: The Fairy Clock - Chapter 1 - (2003/12/16)
• Episode 11: The Fairy Clock - Final Chapter (2003/12/23)
• Episode 12: The Story of Princess Kaederella (2004/01/06)
• Episode 13: Raising the Warumo Kids! (2004/01/13)
• Episode 14: Lilum Akumi's 30-Minute Cooking (2004/01/20)
• Episode 15: Fairy in Love (2004/01/27)
• Episode 16: Super Danger! Mimomo Shop (2004/02/03)
• Episode 17: Big Fairy M, a Surprise Engagement!? (2004/02/10) Special Double Feature
• Episode 18: Must-see! A fairy's hot spring trip (2004/02/10)
• Episode 19: Surprise! A date party full of Saori (2004/02/24)
• Episode 20: A friendship torn apart (2004/03/02)
• Episode 21: Music is too smelly~ (2004/03/09)
• Episode 22: My Name is Daaku (2004/03/16)
• Episode 23: Melody saves the world (2004/03/23)
• Episode 24: Goodbye Mirumo...Ah! (2004/03/30)

Related Titles

"Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Goruden" forms a series with the following related works:

• Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon!
• Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Wandaho
• Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Charming

Theme songs and music

The opening theme, "Fun! Fun! ★Fantasy", was used from October 2003 to March 2004. The lyrics were written by Tanabe Chisa, the music was composed by Sato Yasumasa, the arrangement was by Okubo Kaoru, and the song was sung by Nanri Yuuka. The ending themes, "Dancing Magical Desserts Bjorn", were used from October 2003 to March 2004, and "Pretty Cake Magic", used in the 22nd episode in March 2004. The lyrics of "Dancing Magical Desserts Bjorn" were written by Yumeno Moe, the music and arrangement was by Kondo Hiroaki, and the songs were by Papamuccho, Muchachita, Mirumo, Lilum, Yashichi, and Murmo. The lyrics of "Pretty Cake Magic" were written by Shiramine Mitsuko, the music and arrangement was by Watanabe Cher, and the song was by Kaede+Check Fairy. These songs liven up the atmosphere of the work.

Ratings and Recommendations

"Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Goruden" is not only an anime for children, but can also be enjoyed by people of all ages. The story depicts the adventures and friendships of the fairies, as well as the perils facing both the human and fairy worlds, and has the power to draw viewers in. The characters are all very unique, with Mirumo's stubborn personality, Rirumo's ferocity, and Yashichi's growth being particularly memorable. The music also adds to the appeal of the work, and the opening and closing songs are sure to stay in the viewers' hearts.

This is a recommended anime that the whole family can enjoy. Children will be fascinated by the adventures of the fairies, and adults will be able to empathize with the story and character development. Also, by watching the entire series, you can gain a deeper understanding of the backgrounds and relationships of each character. In particular, there are many touching and heartwarming moments when the friendship and cooperation of Mirumo and his friends is put to the test, and they teach viewers a lot.

Furthermore, you can gain a deeper understanding and enjoyment from watching this work together with the other "Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon!" series. Each series depicts a different story and character growth, so by watching the whole series, you will be able to enjoy Mirumo and his friends' adventures and growth even more.

"Wagamama Fairy Mirumo de Pon! Golden" is a wonderful anime that tells a story of magic and friendship. Please watch it and feel its charm.