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Now I think I have a personal opinion on each one's transformation.

Mew Ichigo: Still rather cute, tho' I kinda feel it goes by a bit too fast to be completely enjoyable, or maybe because I'm so used to the original one that often really took its time, but emphasided Ichigo's cat elements a bit more. Still really nice to look at.

Mew Mint: Sadly Minto really got the short end of the stick, here, and I mean it objectively. The original one is amazing in how it conveys a bird's elegance with Minto's love for ballet. Dancing is still in the transformation, it's definitely not forgotten, but it's only really used at the end, and when it seems it's starting to get going, Minto finishes with her pose. It really feels stiff and incomplete, which is sad, since Minto's OG transformation was considered the best one.

Mew Lettuce: Sweet Retasu's OG Transformation had an amazing guitar soundtrack, but lacked a lot in presentation: a few movements and she was ready in a couple of claps. Really cool, but not enough. The reboot went for a different approach that REALLY conveys Retasu's timid elegance and her bond with water, showing her transforming as she swims as her hair and ribbons start resemble a tailfin while she goes along. One of, if not the, best transformations in the new show, one that Retasu really deserves.

Mew Pudding: Always liked Bu-Ling's OG transformation, and how it felt a bit energetic just like her, even if it did feel kinda stiff. The reboot took a step further and shows her transforming as she does acrobatics with a couple of monkeys in a background filled with cherry blossoms, a mountain and a temple, a reminder of the kid's Chinese roots. Now Bu-Ling's personality shines completely in this new version with energy and agility, which really sells the monkey theme for her.

Mew Zakuro: The use of fire and that long stare from Zakuro in the OG series was amazing, not gonna lie, with cool use of the crescent moon. But its true that the full moon, as used in the reboot, makes a lot more sense for her. And now her wolf nature is shown by her pounce and calculated stances after the jumps, conveying self assuredness and serious elegance. I will personally miss the fire and long stare, but Zakuro's new transformation gets her more accurately, that it's true.