Tokyo Mew Mew (Manga)

For other uses of "Tokyo Mew Mew", please see this page. Tokyo Mew Mew is the manga series written by Reiko Yoshida and illustrated by Mia Ikumi. It was released as a tankobon manga on February 1st, 2002 and ended on April 4th, 2003 with 7 volumes. It was licensed for release in the US by TokyoPop and released its first volume on April 8th, 2003.

After TokyoPop's license expired, Kodansha USA acquired the license and released Volumes 1 and 2 in Omnibus edition on October 25th, 2011. Volumes 3 and 4 were released together on December 20th, 2011 while Volumes 5, 6, and 7 were released together on April 24th, 2012. Kodansha USA's version of the manga had a different English translation than TokyoPop and instead of 7 individual volumes, 2 or 3 volumes would be made into one book.

List of chapters
Note: These are the TokyoPop names for the chapters as the original didn't have names.

Volume 1

 * 1) Chapters 1–4: In the Beginning
 * 2) Before Tokyo Mew Mew Was Created
 * 3) Photo Shoot Report
 * 4) Afterward

Volume 2

 * 1) Chapters 5–9: Three Plus Two
 * 2) Afterward
 * 3) Final Thoughts

Volume 3

 * 1) Chapter 10: Shall We Dance?
 * 2) Chapter 11: Cruise Control
 * 3) Chapter 12: Alien Invasion
 * 4) Chapter 13: The Truth About Cats and Dogs
 * 5) Afterward
 * 6) Bonus Comic

Volume 4

 * 1) Chapter 14: Kiss And Tell
 * 2) Chapter 15: Tokyo Tower Tales
 * 3) Chapter 16: Young Love
 * 4) Extra: Tokyo Black Cat Girl

Volume 5

 * 1) Chapter 17: The Blue Knight
 * 2) Chapter 18: Rescue Mission
 * 3) Chapter 19: Truth or Dare
 * 4) Chapter 20: Masaya Confessions
 * 5) About the Fifth Volume
 * 6) Tokyo Mew Mew Another Story: Petite Mew Mew

Volume 6

 * 1) Chapter 21: Who is the Blue Knight?
 * 2) Chapter 22: A Kiss for Kish.
 * 3) Chapter 23: Finding Masaya.
 * 4) Chapter 24: A Dome of Doom.
 * 5) Sleeping Beauty of Strawberry Forest.

Volume 7

 * 1) Chapter 25: Deep Blue Revealed
 * 2) Chapter 26: You Love the Earth
 * 3) Chapter 27: A Transfer of Power
 * 4) Petite Mew Mew

Trivia

 * Tokyo Mew Mew was originally going to be called Tokyo Black Cat Girl and be about one main character instead of five.
 * Ichigo appears on the covers three times, but the other Mew Mews only appear once each.
 * The manga was adapted into an anime series of the same name.
 * While the original Japanese version of the first series has 29 chapters, the TokyoPop translation mistakenly put down that there were 27 chapters.
 * Tokyo Mew Mew has some spin offs such as Petite Mew Mew and Tokyo Mew Mew Ole.
 * Mia Ikumi released new stories for the main five girl in a new edition of the manga. As well as new covers.

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