Tokyo Mew Mew (Anime)

For other uses of "Tokyo Mew Mew", please see this page. Tokyo Mew Mew is the 2002 anime adaptation based on the manga of the same name. It was directed by Noriyuki Abe and produced by Studio Pierrot. The story focused on five girls, called Mew Mews, who are infused with endangered animal D.N.A. taking on aliens that wish to "reclaim" Earth.

The anime was broadcast on both TV Tokyo and TV Aichi and then premiered in Japan, on April 6th, 2002 and ran until March 29th, 2003.

The opening theme for the anime was "My Sweet Heart" which was performed by Rika Komatsu and the ending theme for the anime was "Koi wa à la Mode", which was performed by the Japanese voice actresses of Ichigo, Minto, Retasu, Bu-Ling and Zakuro who are the main characters of the series.

Summary
The story of the anime begins with Ichigo asking out her crush Masaya Aoyama to an endangered animal exhibit called "The Red Data Animal Exhibit".

Season One (2002)

 * Episode 01: Turning into a Cat, the Hero Is a Girl in Love
 * Episode 02: A New Comrade, the Hero is a Real Lady!
 * Episode 03: School Ghost Stories, Finding the Ghost's True Identity
 * Episode 04: A Date in Tears, a Secret I Can't Tell Aoyama
 * Episode 05: Stormy Rhythmic Gymnastics, Becoming a Shining Star with a Cat Dance
 * Episode 06: Piano of the Heart, the Exciting Ball
 * Episode 07: Enter Purin, the Ears and Tail are Part of the Act
 * Episode 08: To the Hot Spring! The Miracle of Love in the Mysterious Mountains
 * Episode 09: My Dear Brother, Memories Are in the Photos
 * Episode 10: The Last Comrade, the Phantom Lone Wolf
 * Episode 11: Having Faith, All Five of Us Are Tokyo Mew Mew
 * Episode 12: Identity Revealed, Cherry Blossoms Falling Out of Season


 * Episode 13: Hearts at Odds, Aoyama the Target
 * Episode 14: Secrets of Akasaka, a Story of Sad Love
 * Episode 15: Masha, the Little Hero—Life-Threatening Friendship
 * Episode 16: Retasu's Love, an Earnest Love in the Library
 * Episode 17: A Knight in Blue! I'll protect you!
 * Episode 18: Midsummer Love! Ichigo's Heart is Swaying
 * Episode 19: The Power of Kindness, May the Wish Come True in the Sea Depths
 * Episode 20: Mother's Memory, the Big Sister's in Trouble
 * Episode 21: The Spark of the Heart, Ichigo and Minto at Odds


 * Episode 22: Farewell Summer, Ichigo's Longest Day
 * Episode 23: Love is Sudden! Catch the Heart of a Maiden
 * Episode 24: The Wonder Jewel, the Brilliance is in You
 * Episode 25: Hurdles in Love, Ichigo's Love is Full of Obstacles
 * Episode 26: Time, Stop! My Heart Overflows with Love

Season Two (2002-2003)

 * Episode 27: I Love You, Aoyama's Shocking Confession!
 * Episode 28: Kitty Panic, the Key to the Secret is the Maiden's Lips
 * Episode 29: A Forbidden Love? I Can Understand Cats
 * Episode 30: Be Honest, Unrequited Love in a Crystal Ball
 * Episode 31: Father's Back, a One-Game Match with Ichigo On the Line!
 * Episode 32: Princess Fight, the Hero that Money Can't Buy
 * Episode 33: The Fiancé Appears, Purin's Fated Marriage
 * Episode 34: The Most Important Thing, to Believe in Someone
 * Episode 35: Don't Cry, Lonely Little Zakuro


 * Episode 36: Shirogane's Past, the Secret of the Mew Mews' Birth!
 * Episode 37: Tears of Brilliance, a Christmas for Two
 * Episode 38: Miracle of the Holy Night, the Night of Vanished Secrets
 * Episode 39: A Dream Trap! The Last Days of the Mew Mews
 * Episode 40: You Two Are Friends? Purin in Imminent Danger!
 * Episode 41: The Winds that Brings Happiness, an Earnest Prayer
 * Episode 42: Zakuro's Dilemma, Only Four Mew Mews Now
 * Episode 43: Friend Or Foe? Fight, Big Sister!
 * Episode 44: The City that Became a Forest! What Keeps Ichigo Smiling
 * Episode 45: Mystery Solved! The Truth about the Blue Knight
 * Episode 46: A New Reinforcement! The Comrades Who Protect the Earth!
 * Episode 47: The Power of Love! I'll Protect You, Aoyama!
 * Episode 48: A Maze in Another Dimension! Quiche's Gamble!
 * Episode 49: The Blue Awakening, Another Appearance!
 * Episode 50: Ichigo's Trial! I Am a Mew Mew
 * Episode 51: The Final Battle! I Believe in Your Smile
 * Episode 52: We Serve the Future of the Earth!

Tokyo Mew Mew Dubs
The series has been dubbed into over 20 languages. Here is a list of known dubs so far with some having links to pages on this wiki. The dubs will be split between Tokyo Mew Mew dubs (languages that dubbed from the original Japanese version), Mew Mew Power Dubs (languages that dubbed from the English version), and both (languages that dubbed the first half from the English version then dubbed the rest from the Japanese version).

Tokyo Mew Mew Dub Titles

 * Mew Mew Power (English; 4kids; 26 out of 52 episodes)
 * Mew Mew - Amiche Vincenti (Italian)
 * Tokyo Mew Mew (European Portuguese)
 * Dong Jing Mao Mao (Mandarin)
 * Dung Ging Miu Miu (Cantonese - VCD Dub)
 * Maau Maau Jin Deui (Cantonese - ATV Dub)
 * Berry Berry Mew Mew (Korean)
 * โตเกียวเหมียวเหมียว (Thai)
 * Tokyo Mew Mew (Indonesian)
 * Chú Mèo Tokyo (Vietnamese)

Mew Mew Power Dubs

 * Mew Mew Power (Dutch)
 * Mew Mew Power (Danish)
 * Mew Mew Power (Greek)
 * As Super Gatinhas (Brazilian Portuguese)
 * Mew Mew Power (European Portuguese)


 * Miau Miau Power (Spanish - Latino)
 * Силата Миу Миу (Bulgarian)
 * Vadmacska Kommandó (Hungarian)
 * Mew Mew Power (Turkish)
 * Vajzat Mjau - Mbrojtëset e Planetit (Albanian)

Both

 * Mew Mew Power (French)
 * Družina Mjau - Mjau (Serbian)
 * טוקיו מיו מיו (Hebrew)
 * Mjau Mjau Družina (Croatian)

Others
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 * Luftëtaret Mace (Albanian)