Enemy Or Ally?

Enemy Or Ally?

December 10, 2005 TV Episode Tokyo Mew Mew

Series title: 東京ミュウミ&#12517

Studio
Studio Pierrot
Distributor
4Kids Entertainment

Synopsis

Based on the girls' manga Tokyo Mew Mew, Mew Mew Power is the story of genetically altered Japanese school student Zoey Hanson and her fight against the evil mutants. The television series (but not the manga) has been created by Satoshi Tajiri (best-known as the creator of the worldwide phenomenon known as Pokemon, in addition to two spin-off series, Pokemon Housou and Pokemon Chronicles), and co-created by Ryan Vance (executive producer of G4TV's X-Play).

Characters

Masaya Aoyama, Ichigo Momomiya, Kisshu, Keiichiro Akasaka, Retasu Midorikawa, Tarto, Minto Aizawa, Pai, Purin Fon, Deep Blue, Ryou Shirogane, Masha/R2000, Zakuro Fujiwara.
  • Featuring, English Version: Mark, Zoey Hanson, Cyniclons Dren, Wesley W. Coolridge, Bridget Verdant, Cyniclons Tarb, Corina Bucksworth, Cyniclons Sardon, Kikki Benjamin, Deep Blue, Elliott Grant, Mini Mew, Renee Roberts
  • Credits

    Producing

    Producer
    Mizuhara Masanori
    Executive Producer
    Norman J. Grossfeld, Alfred R. Kahn, Matt Davidson

    Voices

    Voice
    Amanda Brown (Zoey Hanson), Sharon Feingold (Meghan), Tom Wayland (Mini Mew), Sean Schemmel (Elliot Grant), Mollie Weaver (Renee Roberts), Andi Whaley (Corina Bucksworth), Rachel Lillis, Lisa Ortiz, Veronica Taylor, Amy Palant, Scottie Ray, Kerry Williams

    Music

    Music
    Rita Komatsu

    Crew

    Created By
    Reiko Yoshida, Mia Ikumi

    Production notes

    Based on the girls' manga Tokyo Mew Mew, Mew Mew Power is the story of genetically altered Japanese school student Zoey Hanson and her fight against the evil mutants. The television series (but not the manga) has been created by Satoshi Tajiri (best-known as the creator of the worldwide phenomenon known as Pokemon, in addition to two spin-off series, Pokemon Housou and Pokemon Chronicles), and co-created by Ryan Vance (executive producer of G4TV's X-Play).

    A 52-episode series.

    U.S. air dates began February 19, 2005.