Tokyo Mew Mew à la Mode

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Tokyo Mew Mew à la Mode, the sequel to Tokyo Mew Mew, is a short manga series (two volumes in total) which was written and illustrated by Mia Ikumi. It was serialized in Nakayoshi, from April 2003 to February 2004.

The next year, the first volume was licensed and published by TokyoPop, on June 7th, 2005, and the second on December 8th, 2006.

Kodansha's re-translation of both volumes was released in omnibus form on November 5th, 2013.

New characters

 * Berry Shirayuki
 * Tasuku Meguro
 * Ucha
 * Duke
 * Royal Highness
 * Happy Child
 * Blue Bayou
 * Sweet Juliet

Returning characters

 * Ichigo Momomiya
 * Minto Aizawa
 * Retasu Midorikawa
 * Bu-Ling Huang
 * Zakuro Fujiwara
 * Aliens (cameo appearances)
 * Chimera Animas
 * Masaya Aoyama
 * Ryou Shirogane
 * Keiichiro Akasaka

Story
The leader of the Mew Mews in Tokyo Mew Mew, Ichigo Momomiya, has gone to England to study endangered species with her boyfriend Masaya Aoyama. While she's gone, a group of teenaged humans take control of the remaining Chimera Anima, which causes trouble for the other Mew Mews, Minto Aizawa, Retasu Midorikawa, Bu-Ling Huang, and Zakuro Fujiwara, and use the monsters to try and finish what the previous antagonists, the Aliens, did not complete; they want to conquer the world and create an ideal community or society. Under the name of Saint Rose Crusaders, they pose as teachers at a private, all-girls school that Berry Shirayuki, this series' main heroine, attends.

Berry goes to Café Mew Mew, the Mew Mew's workplace and secret headquarters, to look at the food displays, but is startled when she bumps into Ryou Shirogane and walks into a machine. The machine fuses her D.N.A with not one, but two red data animals: The Andean Mountain Cat, and the Amami Rabbit. She passes out after this and, when she wakes up, she is given R2003, also known as Ucha, by Ryou. Berry Shirayuki becomes the sixth Mew Mew and temporarily takes Ichigo's place as the leader. As one of the strongest Mew Mews, Berry is targeted by two of the Crusaders, who attack her at school. Ichigo returns to provide assistance during this battle. For their final attack, two Crusaders hypnotize the citizens of Tokyo and set them against the Mew Mews. Berry and her childhood friend Tasuku Meguro use their new-found feelings of love to reverse the hypnosis and cause a change of heart in the Crusaders.

At the end of the series, Berry and Tasuku are still a couple, the "lovebirds” of the café, who work side-by-side as the cafe's new door-to-door delivery service and celebrate being in love.

Volume 1

 * Chapters 1-6
 * Extra: Killing Time
 * Postscript

Volume 2

 * Chapters 7-10
 * Petite Mew Mew
 * Rabbit Starfall

Title Changes

 * Korean - New Berry Berry Mew Mew


 * Chinese - Tokyo Mew Mew Part II
 * Italian - Mew Mew à la Mode (Note: Some printings kept "Tokyo" in the title.)

New Edition
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