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(3.62/5)May 4, 2024
February 14, 2023
This series was the first Manga series I tried reading in Japanese on Digital format and in that sense it helped a ton since the language, vocab and grammar are all very easy and made it easier for me to adjust to reading in Japanese and reading in Digital in general. The only exception is that sometimes suddenly there was a spike in difficulty when it came to kanji when using terminologies, but outside that there was an obvious effort to only gradually enter Kanji (I would guess for children e
September 17, 2021
It's a pretty basic magical girl story (a la Sailor Moon), but it is nostalgic to me. I'm guessing it is targeted for fairly young readers (like Elementary 3rd grade and under) because there is a lot of hiragana. Ironically, it made it a little more difficult for me to read, but I got through just fine. If Kanji does appear it will have furigana. The series is getting a reboot anime soon, so there will probably be lots of promotions/sales for the series in the near future. Or you can watch the a
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A cute magical girl throwback with some technical terms
Tokyo Mew Mew was a childhood favorite of mine so I'm happy to get back into the series again! The plot is simple, and the art style is extremely nostalgic.
The vocabulary was simple for the most part, but some lookups did happen whenever terms surrounding ecology, anthropology, and animal extinction came up. (not often, but it happens a few times per volume, especially when Aoyama, Shirogane, or Keiichiro talk).