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The luckiest pretty girls!
#I love Ojamajo doremi#I did hazukis design at 16 for fun#fanart#ojamajo doremi fanart#ojamajo doremi#magical doremi#doremi harukaze#onpu segawa#hazuki fujiwara#majo rika#Ojamajo doremi dela
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Dela 💕
She's so material girl I love her
#art#sketch#silly sketch#fast sketch#artist#fanart#digital art#my art#ojamajo doremi art#od#od dela#digital artist#doodle#ojamajo doremi#magical doremi#ojamajo doremi dela#dela#conya#magical doremi conya#fucking witchy💕💘💝💗💖💞
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I kinda watched Doremi last week sooooo
#magical doremi#ojamajo doremi#doremi#doremi harukaze#pop harukaze#majo rika#onpu segawa#aiko senoo#kotake#tetsuya kotake#aiko#onpu#pop#reika#momoko asuka#momoko#yada masaru#yada#hazuki#hazuki fujiwara#kaori shikamura#kaori#hana#hana doremi#dela
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Hello! Welcome to the first Ojamajo Doremi Tournament in this blog! Starting with witches,
I included every named one (I think), pairings were randomly generated, see below for the complete list & links to each poll
Keep an eye out for the results soon!
Side A
Majo Reed vs Majo Heart
Majo Ran vs Mota Mota
The Witch Queen vs Majo Matsu
Majo Ruka vs Majo Roxanne
Majo Sloane vs Majo Pon
Majo Miller vs Majo Take
Majo Prima vs Majo Sullivan
Majo Cross vs Majo Ume
Side B
Mota vs Majo Parla
Majo Tourbillons vs Majo Rin
Majo Ririka vs Dela
Majo Pi vs Majo Don
Majo Monroe vs Majo Carla
Mirai vs Majo Rika
Majo Toron vs Majo Vanilla
Surumeko vs Majo Rythm
#ojamajo doremi#magical girls#おジャ魔女どれみ#magical doremi#tumblr bracket#tumblr tournament#witches#Ultimate Witch Tournament
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Mahou Shoujo September, Day 22/30
𝒟𝑒𝓁𝒶 𝒟𝑒𝓁𝒶 𝒟𝑒𝓁𝒶𝒶𝒶~
#ojamajo doremi#doremi harukaze#aiko senoo#hazuki fujiwara#majorika#dela#Mahoutember#mahou shoujo#magical girl
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Witchtober day 15 is all about the saleswoman witch of my childhood who loved to sing before bursting out of a drawer or a closet! I love Dela so much 😂
#Witchtober 2020#Witchtober#ojamajo doremi#majo dela#hazuki fujiwara#artists on tumblr#my art#loving lapis queue
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a tiny bartering powerhouse
#ojamajo doremi#anime#harukaze pop#majo rika#dela#harukaze doremi#senoo aiko#fujiwara hazuki#lala#eye contact-#my stuff#my screenshots
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People give 4kids a hard time, but man whoever wrote the lyrics to Conya’s songs are invited any time to my house.
#the doremi dub in general i was always pretty impressed how creative they made rhymes and stuff for all the spells & whatnot#but they took Dela my favorite witch & made her more hilarious and that's always welcome#magical doremi#4kids#ojamajo doremi#actual dub dialogue
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Ojamajo Doremi!
Fa~La~Day~La~Dong~Ding! ♪
DOREMI:
1. The first character I fell in love with: DOREMI-CHAN!!!
2. The character I never expected to love as much as I do now: Momoko!!! I normally don’t like yellow characters but...she is too precious...
3. The character everyone else loves that I don’t: No Impossible They Are All Good-
4. The character I love that everyone else hates: i-is there Doremi Discourse-
5. The character I used to love but don’t any longer: I liked Onpu a lot when I was younger but...eh...Momoko took your spot.
6. The character I would totally smooch: tiny bb Hana can have a smooch
7. The character I’d want to be like: Dela lol? Love her songs and attitude...
8. The character I’d slap: NOOOOO!!!!!
9. A pairing that I love: Doremi-chan/Steak
10. A pairing that I despise: Most of them? Leave my music witch children alone...
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Ojamajo character bios!
Nozomi Kotake
Nozomi was raised on her mother’s stories of witches, wizards, fairies and frogs. Like Doremi in her youth, she wishes she could learn magic herself. She’s not as clumsy as her mother, but is bored with the seemingly dull world around her, wishing for a change. Whenever her younger sisters get into an argument, she is usually the one to break up the fight. She was named after a deceased friend of Doremi’s. She loves steak, just like her mother.
Spell: Mizozo Mozini Nozoshi Nozoshimi!
Magical Stage spell: Mizozo Mozini Souzetsu Ni!
Transformation of choice: Any cute animal.
Favorite part of magic: Spellcasting.
Fairy: Nono.
Crystal: Pink Music Note.
Instrument: Ukulele.
Birthday: June 19.
Marika Kotake
Marika doesn’t believe her mother’s tales of magic, so she doesn’t expect anything out of the ordinary to happen to her. She’s stubborn and practical, but she genuinely cares for her friends and family. Like her aunt Pop, she detests bullies, but her ways of getting back at them manifest in the form of humiliating pranks. This often gets both her and her target into trouble at school. She was named after a figure from Doremi’s past. She doesn’t care for the nickname “Rika”, dislikes the nickname “Ricchan” and is especially humiliated by the nickname “Squishy-chan”.
Spell: Kiriri Kagiri Kirikaran Gan!
Magical Stage spell: Kiriri Kagiri Kettei Ni!
Transformation of choice: Witch Frog (Any witch can turn into one and back at will!).
Favorite part of magic: The aforementioned transformation spell, to Majorika’s chagrin.
Fairy: Haha.
Crystal: Emerald Sphere.
Instrument: Trombone.
Birthday: October 17.
Sakumi Kotake
Sakumi is the one who believes in magic the most of all. Because of this, she is sometimes ridiculed by the boys in her kindergarten and even by Marika. Despite this, she is unwilling to let go of her beliefs. She also has an eccentric side to her, and an interest in bugs.
Spell: Sarara Jarasa Jajasara Shazaraza!
Magical Stage spell: Sarara Jarasa Aisuru Ni!
Transformation of choice: Any kind of bug.
Favorite part of magic: The flying broomstick.
Fairy: Bibi.
Crystal: Yellow Butterfly.
Instrument: Xylophone.
Birthday: March 2.
Himeko Akasaki
Himeko is quite popular amongst the boys in school. She is knowledgeable of Doremi’s stories, due to Nozomi passing them on to her. Though she initially believes them to be just stories, she nevertheless wishes to have magic herself so she can have some leisure, her mother having a life plan for her. She is astonished when a strange, green female being with a green crystal around her neck approaches the girl, having overheard her wish and wanting to grant it. She is interested in fashion and dressing up.
Spell: Himimi Mipipin Piririn Pimin!
Magical Stage spell: Himimi Mipipin Seijitsuna Ni!
Transformation of choice: Songbird.
Favorite part of magic: Doing whatever she wants freely (except for the forbidden magic).
Fairy: Momo.
Crystal: Ruby Diamond.
Instrument: Harp.
Birthday: January 8
Suzume and Suzumi Yada
The Yada Twins are both similar to the Kotake sisters in that they grew up on their mother’s tales of witches. Suzume is the more feminine one, while Suzumi is more tomboyish. Both enjoy classic literature (particularly fantasy, sci-fi and adventure), music and manga. Both of them are in the drama club, designing and making various props for school plays and student films.
Suzume
Spell: Mesasa Gururu Gumesa Merusa!
Magical Stage spell: Mesasa Gururu Kashikoi Ni!
Transformation of choice: Any kind of fish.
Favorite part of magic: Communicating with animals and plants.
Fairy: Susu.
Crystal: Teal Moon.
Instrument: Oboe.
Birthday: May 6.
Suzumi
Spell: Temomo Mitotomo Tomomodo Domito!
Magical Stage spell: Temomo Mitotomo Nyuusatsu Ni!
Transformation of choice: Any kind of aquatic animal.
Favorite part of magic: How it defies all scientific logic.
Fairy: Meme.
Crystal: Aquamarine Sun.
Instrument: Flute.
Birthday: May 6.
Annie Hisaishi
Momoko’s daughter, Annie possesses a sense of righteousness, believing that magic should be used to make people happy. She, too, was raised on her mother’s stories of a magical world. Like Momoko, she wears her hair in rings, but prefers to have them on the top of her head like Doremi. She is athletic, adventurous and a good friend of the Yada Twins. When she and the twins meet Dela, Annie jumps at the chance to learn magic.
Spell: Nakaka Nakaraka Garakara Nara!
Magical Stage spell: Nakaka Nakaraka Kakkinoaru Ni!
Transformation of choice: Mouse.
Favorite part of magic: Helping and benefiting others.
Fairy: Nana.
Crystal: Orange Plus.
Instrument: Zither.
Birthday: April 17.
Yuiko Arima
Tomboyish like her mother was as a kid, Yuiko was also told of a world of witchcraft since she was small. Like Marika, she is skeptical, until she meets the witch Majoayumu, who makes her an apprentice. Despite Yuiko being a rowdy student, Majoayumu never loses faith that she would be a good witch. Nevertheless, Yuiko is sent to Nozomi and her friends in the hopes that her studies will improve. She is mischievous and stubborn, but would never go so far as to use forbidden magic. She also cares deeply for her family and new friends. She thinks reptiles are cool, and she’s probably right.
Spell: Yuwara Yuwana Yuwarana Rarawana!
Magical Stage spell: Yuwara Yuwana Jihatsu Ni!
Transformation of choice: Any kind of reptile.
Favorite part of magic: Using it to pull off the impossible, except for forbidden spells, similar to Himeko.
Fairy: Juju.
Crystal: Amethyst Gear.
Instrument: Saxophone.
Birthday: September 22.
Bunko Kimitaka
She is familiar with tales of witchcraft thanks to her mother. When she accidentally sees the girls performing magic, they have no choice but to let her become a Witch Apprentice. Despite being a year older than Sakumi, she acts as her trusty sidekick once she discovers the secret. She’s kinda like a little girl version of Kronk from The Emperor’s New Groove.
Spell: Fubaba Fuburara Bububu Fabu!
Magical Stage spell: Fubaba Fuburara Kinben Ni!
Transformation of choice: Any weird animal.
Favorite part of magic: Using it to solve problems.
Fairy: Bobo.
Crystal: Rose Quartz Pyramid.
Instrument: Triangle.
Birthday: March 28.
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The episode of Ojamajo Doremi where Majorika gambles her shop away to Dela reminds me of the episode of Spongebob where Mr. Krabs gambled and lost Spongebob to Plankton
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I’m actually not sure which one came first but
It really really feels like the same story almost!
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Figured I’d share my thoughts on Ojamajo Doremi 16. I think it has some serious merits, but it also has a few missteps here and there (***Spoilers*** I guess but pretty minor I think). To begin with some of the less good aspects of it, first is just a little subjective thing. There will inevitably be some disappointments in a light novel of this nature, there will always be a particular ship that you did or didn’t want to see or some evolutions in a character that you don’t like. If you say, don’t want to see Kotake or Doremi together I have some bad news. I personally get a kick out of my head canons and such and the existence of this sometimes feels like it delegitimizes those a bit (which you know what, isn’t really true and I shouldn’t really feel that way), so that’s a bit of a shame. One of the most hilariously messy parts of this novelization is it’s attempts to explain plot holes in the original series. By addressing questions about the witch line of succession it just makes the whole issue just about a million times more complicated. It also sometimes has weird sections where it kind of seems like they forgot some of the rules in the original show, like how they acted as though Hana could only enter the human world on nights where the moon was smiling through particular gateways (Hana is an extremely powerful witch, not a human, so she should just be able poof around like Dela. I mean she was so strong as a baby she could break the rules and poof in Doremi across worlds). OD went a long way by keeping things pretty unexplained and the rules simple, these novels probably would have done well to just let readers fill in the blanks.
Complaints aside though, I really am glad that we got these novels and I would love to be able to read all of them. The thing that really impressed me the most was how familiar a lot of the stories felt to the original. A good amount of the story is devoted to the girls helping out their classmates and it’s just as fun as ever. I definitely can see these accused of wallowing a bit too much in the past, which maybe it does, but I felt like it had plenty of new things to contribute. I like how it didn’t shy away too much from introducing entirely new characters, and even sometimes made pretty substantial and serious developments to existing characters. I mean Onpu’s mom had a stroke, that’s a life changing event that completely redirects audience expectations of Onpu’s life and really recharacterizes the actions and lifestyle we had already seen from her mother. There’s also certain developments that I love in theory but haven’t been translated so I can’t really say anything about, such as Doremi’s chosen career. Finally, and maybe most importantly we got some sweet new illustrations by Umakoshi. I could honestly look at this stuff forever.
Yada rocking the trumpet
Hana rocking the accordian
Onpu dancing her life away.
All this stuff is just way too good.
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