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おジャ魔女どれみ is a Japanese magical girl anime television series created and produced by Toei Animation.


Plot[]

3rd grade elementary student Doremi Harukaze claims to be the world's unluckiest pretty girl. Fascinated by witchcraft, she is drawn into a mysterious shop where she meets Majo Rika and is able to deduce that she is in fact a real witch, which triggers a curse that transforms her into a magical frog. To regain her original body, Rika must turn Doremi into a witch by teaching her how to use magic, and After finding out, Majo Rika recruits both Hazuki Fujiwara and Aiko Senoo as well. The trio has lots of adventures as they try to triumph the necessary trials to become real witches.

Cast[]

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Character Actor
春風どれみ
Chiemi Chiba
千葉千恵巳
藤原はづき
Tomoko Akiya
秋谷智子
妹尾あいこ
Yuki Matsuoka
松岡由貴
瀬川おんぷ
Rumi Shishido
宍戸留美
飛鳥ももこ
Nami Miyahara
宮原永海

巻機山 花
Ikue Ōtani
大谷育江
春風ぽっぷ
Sawa Ishige
石毛佐和
マジョリカ
Nao Nagasawa
長澤奈央
ララ
Megumi Takamura
めぐみ高村

Music[]

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Season 1[]

Opening[]

Song Singer(s)
Chiemi Chiba
千葉千恵巳

Tomoko Akiya
秋谷智子

Yuki Matsuoka
松岡由貴

Ending[]

Song Singer(s)
きっと明日は
Kitto Ashita wa
Saeko Shuba
しゅうさえこ

Season 2[]

Opening[]

Song Singer(s)
Chiemi Chiba
千葉千恵巳

Tomoko Akiya
秋谷智子

Yuki Matsuoka
松岡由貴

Ending[]

Song Singer(s)
声をきかせて
Koe wo Kikasete
Chiemi Chiba
千葉千恵巳

Tomoko Akiya
秋谷智子

Yuki Matsuoka
松岡由貴

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Arabic دروبي مع دو ري مي Spacetoon (formerly)
El Watania 2 (formerly)[1]
Basque Doremiren Magia ETB 1 (formerly)
ETB 3 (formerly)
Bulgarian До Ре Ми BNT 1 (formerly)
Cantonese 小魔女DoReMi TVB Jade (formerly)
TVB Kids (formerly)
Catalan La màgica Do-Re-Mi K3/Super3 (formerly)
English
(4Kids Entertainment)
Magical DoReMi Fox (4Kids TV block, formerly)
The CW (The CW4Kids block, formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)[2]
English
(Ocean Productions)
Magical Doremi Unreleased
English
(Voiceovers Unlimited)
Magical Doremi Channel i (formerly)
Filipino Magical Doremi TV5[3][4][5] (formerly)

French Magical Dorémi Fox Kids (formerly)
France 5 (Zouzous block, formerly)
Télétoon (formerly)
Gulli (formerly)
German DoReMi RTL II (formerly)
Hindi Magical Doremi Disney Channel (formerly)
Indonesian Magical Doremi SCTV (formerly)
Spacetoon (formerly)
Indosiar (formerly)
Italian Magica Doremì Italia 1 (formerly)
Italia Teen Television (formerly)
Boing (formerly)
Hiro (formerly)
DeA Kids (formerly)[6]
DeA Super! (formerly)[6]
Korean
(Daewon)
꼬마마법사 레미 Anione[7]
Anibox
Korean
(Tooniverse)
꼬마마법사 레미 Tooniverse (formerly)
MBC (formerly)
Qwiny (formerly)
TVING
Mandarin (China) 天才美少女 direct-to-video

Mandarin (Taiwan) 小魔女DoReMi TTV (formerly)
YoYo TV (formerly)
Momo Kids (formerly)
Portuguese (Portugal)
(PSB)
Doremi 2: (formerly)
RTP Açores[8] (formerly)
RTP Madeira[9] (formerly)
direct-to-video
Portuguese (Portugal)
(Santa Claus)
Doremi Canal Panda (formerly)
Panda Biggs (formerly)
Serbian Male veštice
Мале Вештице
Happy TV (formerly)
Spanish (Latin America) Magical Doremi Canal 5 (formerly)
Unicable (formerly)
Ágape TV Canal 8 (formerly)
ETC (formerly)
TVN (formerly)
Caracol Televisión (formerly)
Televen (formerly)
Canal 1 (formerly)
FETV (formerly)
Televicentro[10] (formerly)
Monte Carlo TV (formerly)
Color Visión (formerly)
Ecuavisa (formerly)
Guatevisión (formerly)
Frecuencia Latina (formerly)
Panamericana Televisión (formerly)
Spanish (Spain) Magical Doremi Club Super 3[11][12][13][14] (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
Televisión Canaria (formerly)
Canal Sur (formerly)
Canal 2 Andalucía/Canal Sur 2 (formerly)
Telemadrid (formerly)
Castilla-La Mancha TV (formerly)
Thai แม่มดน้อยโดเรมี Modernine TV (formerly)
Turkish Sihirli Notalar Star TV (formerly)
Valencian La màgica Do-Re-Mi Punt 2 (formerly)
Vietnamese Doremi phép thuật thần kỳ SCTV3 - SeeTV (formerly)

See also[]

Notes[]

While none of the English dubs of this show have dubbed Season 2 and the show not having a Russian dub, a clip of the episode from that season "Doremi and Hazuki's Big Fight" was dubbed in those languages for the English and Russian dubs of the movie "Looking for Witch Apprentices".

References[]


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