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It aired on SBS in South Korea from August 4, 2004 – February 17, 2005. Despite being edited for a much younger audience and changing the location of the show from Tokyo to Seoul, it still remained close to the original and is one of the most faithful international versions of it.

Cast

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Weapon and attack names
Berry:
 * 1st Weapon: Strawberry Magic Bell
 * 1st Attack: Ribbon Strawberry Light of Life!
 * 2nd Weapon: Strawberry Magic Bell + Mew Berry Rod
 * 2nd Attack: Ribbon Strawberry Light of Love and Life!
 * 3rd Weapon: Mew Aqua Rod
 * 3rd Attack: Ribbon Aqua Water Drops!

Mint:
 * Weapon: Mint Magic Bow
 * Attack: Ribbon Mint Purifying Light!

Leti:
 * Weapon: Lettuce Magic Castanets
 * Attack: Ribbon Lettuce Physical Light!

Puring:
 * Weapon: Puring Magic Ring
 * Attack: Ribbon Puring Light of Destruction!

Ruby:
 * Weapon: Ruby Magic Whip
 * Attack: Ribbon Ruby Light of Passion!

Home media releases
SCM released all the 52 episodes on 26 VHS tapes (2 episodes on each tape). There is a different release from SCM which only has episodes 1 - 8 on 2 VHS tapes (4 episodes on each tape). It was never given a DVD release.

Music
Both the opening and ending songs were dubbed into Korean. Due to them making the instrumentals from scratch the songs got quite a "remix" version. The VHS release includes the Korean extended version of their ending song.

Censorship
All close-up and onscreen human kissing scenes were cut or shortened (example: in episode 3 when Kisshyu kisses Berry they cut the scene when it's shown that he kisses her). Despite this Berry still is worried that she got her first kiss from a stranger and when transformed into cat, it's still said that only a kiss would transform her back to normal.

Sometimes Kisshyu's pants are raised up so they don't show his stomach lines. The blood on him was removed in episode 39. All scenes which showed sexual behavior were cut. The Chimera Anima from episode 51 also has her breasts covered up.

Trivia

 * The insert song Glider in episode 26 got replaced by the Korean version of the opening of Fushigi Yûgi.
 * This is one of two dubs from the original Japanese version of the anime in which Quiche is voiced by a woman, the other being the TVB Cantonese Dub.