She provides a lot of the comedic relief to the anime. The best voice is Lina/Rina, who is also a great character. The best song, Legend of the Mermaid, isn't used for a long time, but it's great when they start singing it again. After awhile, you grow to love him though, because you can see him and Lucia becoming more romantically involved. It's very easy to get angry with Kaito, who in my opinion treats Lucia (the main character, who is the Pink Pearl Princess and is Lucia the human) kind of meanly and gets mad if Lucia doesn't bring him a bento or bread that she made or whatever. You would like it if you watched Sailor Moon or Wedding Peach, but the romance isn't as pleasing. Okay, so MMPPP is a great anime, if you like magical girl shoujo romance. Still, there were obvious flaws that could've been fixed. (Personally I liked Pure more than this season.) It was an okay anime, it did introduce me to all the beautiful songs in MMPPP. When the last episode first aired, it was already confirmed that a second season, Pure, would be in the works. Overall: Obviously the ending was anticipated. Luckily, Wikipedia has already identified the episodes important to the storyline so you can figure it out from there. At some point, you'll realize that there's too many fillers. (Did they expect girls to love the main trio more than the four Mermaids in the back?)Įnjoyment: IT WILL GET ANNOYING. Noel and Coco were captured so they're stuck with the enemy until the finale.
The problem is, for 52 episodes straight, ONLY LUCIA, HANON, AND RINA APPEAR THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE SEASON!! What about the other four? Well, Caren appears halfway through the season, but she distances herself from them. Basically, the Mermaids' objective is to unite the Seven Mermaid Princesses in order to defeat the enemy. The MMPPP songs can really get to you, even though they're all about love.Ĭharacter: This is what bugs me. While their voices are high-pitched, Lucia's is lower, unless you count her screaming. Sound: What I found unusual was that Lucia's voice is different compared to other Magical Girl heroines. Doumoto Kaito with the most repetitive hairstyle of any Bishounen.)
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To me, the dresses for Lucia, Hanon, and Rina are full of many colors! (Practically every shade of pink, aqua, and green respectively.) On the other hand, the characters' appearances Other than that, it's all cheesy.Īrt: This depends on how you look at it. The unique part of this anime is that the Mermaids don't attack, they SING, and their songs are painful to the villains' ears. When attempting to transliterate the kana back into Latin characters, some people, unaware of the Italian spelling of the name, tried using the English "ch" to represent that consonant, resulting in the incorrect spelling "Luchia".Story: Basically it's another 'Magical Girl' anime plot, a girl who has the ability to transform must fight this evil group of villains with her friends/comrades as a Super Sentai team. That pronunciation is correctly represented in Japanese kana as るちあ. The Italian name Lucia follows Italian spelling rules, which say that "c" is pronounced as a post-alveolar affricate (the same sound that is written as "ch" in English) when it appears before a front vowel (in this case, "i"). Some fans in the West still spell her name as Luchia, due to a misunderstanding of the spelling systems of different languages.
Of all the mermaids in the series, Lucia's mermaid form and human form contrast the most (Lucia has dark blonde hair and brown eyes in the surface while having lighter blonde hair and light blue eyes while at sea). She is characterized by her simplicity and naïveté, but with having a strong will, typical traits of shōjo manga heroines. She is unaware of the danger in the marine world and of her real mission until she is told of them by her "older sister", Nikora. Lucia goes up to land to search for a boy she saved seven years ago. Mermaid Princess of the North Pacific Ocean, keeper of the pink pearl, and the main character of the story.
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