It’s been confirmed that Tokyo Mew Mew New will air in 2022!! Satoshi Ishino (Animation director for episodes 10, 17, 26, 35 and 51 of the original series) returns as Character Designer.
Staff
Director: Takahiro Natori
Character Designer: Satoshi Ishino
Series Director: Yuka Yamada
Sound Director: Toshiki Kameyama
Animation Produce: Yumeta Company×Graphinica
Scans of the Tokyo Mew Mew vinyl record-shaped mirror and case furoku item that came with October 2020′s issue of Nakayoshi Magazine.
TOKYO MEW MEW NEW???? I cannot contain my excitement. I am so ecstatic, thank you Mia Ikumi, Reiko Yoshida, etc etc etc, Pony Canyon, etc etc etc, i can’t WAIT I am going ballistic in the pit. Truly what a wonderful day to upload this piece of the GIRLS. Tokyo Mew Mew was the first show I ever became OBSESSED with. I can’t believe there’s more content coming out, I’m just so so so happy. You can buy this print on my RedBubble!
I could cry I’m so exited!!!!!!!
A few weeks ago, I bought the August 2000 issue of Nakayoshi magazine and I finally got it in the mail today. This issue had a couple of advertisements for Mew Mew’s first chapter (which would debut in September’s issue). This particular advertisement showed some prototype designs for the girls, with Mew Mint and Mew Zakuro I find particularly interesting.
I’m glad that we can finally have this pic in decent quality.
Some will know of this image already due to @berrychanx ’s post HERE.
Tokyo Mew Mew then and now!
Found on Twitter: the chapter illustration for the Tokyo Mew Mew 2020 Re-Turn. It looks like all the girls got costume upgrades.
in extremely surreal and almost bizarre news: tokyo mew mew is getting a male spinoff in 2020 to (most likely) celebrate its 20 year anniversary
The Japanese online scratchcard lottery service DMM Scratch announced a couple days ago the start of a second prize campaign involving Mia Ikumi and Reiko Yoshida’s Tokyo Mew Mew series, running from November 1st to December 2nd.
Unlike the first campaign, this second campaign will contain merchandise that appears to be illustrated by the original Tokyo Mew Mew manga artists, Mia Ikumi, resembling her current art style. The theme of this second campaign is Alice in Wonderland.
The lottery has you purchase an online scratchcard for 600 yen each, tax excluded. After scratching it off, you will see a random letter from A-E denoting what type of prize you won, with A being the best prize of all. In addition, during each week of the campaign, participants will also have a chance to win a special W-ranked prize, with the specific prize being different per week. Tickets sell out rather quickly, so be aware of that if you are looking to try for a specific prize.
The prizes will be shipped out around early February of next year. Shipping of prizes will cost an additional 500 yen excluding tax, for up to twenty tries, with another 500 yen for the next twenty and so forth.
List of ranked prizes during the campaign:
Pink Magical Girls (AND BEST RED BOY) and Their Damn Heart Association (ft. Lolirock)
Another and more polished fanart of Momomiya Ichigo, from Tokyo Mew Mew :) This time, in her maid outfit! (・∀・)ﾉ
Hey Viz…since you’re redubbing Sailor Moon,there’s another magical girl anime that could use a redub….*cough*Tokyo Mew Mew!*cough*
Oh, and redub Pretty Cure, while you’re at it!
2019 - 2009
Redraw of my first ever OC, ten years later!
Scanlation of the character profiles from the PS game. Actual character ages! And Masha was made by Akasaka?!
(Original scans from @hikayagami at post/118033722654/here-are-some-scans-from-the-ps-game-instruction)
Notes:
Page 24: “Young lady” was ojou-sama, which specifically refers to the daughter of a rich family. “Comebacks” was tsukkomi, which refers to both the “straight man” in a manzai comedy routine and the type of retorts this person usually says. Essentially, the boke, or “funny man”, says something wrong or outrageous and the tsukkomi loudly and violently corrects them, stereotypically by smacking them with a paper fan. You can see Minto do this to Ichigo in chapter 6 when Ichigo gets caught up imagining her potential future as an idol.
Page 25: Kenpo is the term for various martial arts, in this case presumably the KouEnJi Kenpo Buling and her father know in episode 33.
Page 26: CNPJ is short for Conservation of Nature Park Japan, which is the wildlife reserve/island the Mew Mews visit in the game. RDA is short for Red Data Animal, i.e., an animal on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
