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Ojamajo Doremi (TV)

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Alternative title:
Bothersome Witch Doremi
Dorémi Magique (French)
Magica Doremì (Italian)
Magical Dó Ré Mi (Portuguese)
Magical DoReMi (Spanish)
Magical Remi (Korean)
Majical Doremi
Useless Witchgirl Doremi
دروبي مع دوريمي (Arabic)
おジャ魔女どれみ (Japanese)
小魔女DoReMi (Chinese (Taiwan))
꼬마마법사 레미 (Korean)
Genres: comedy, magic
Themes: magical girl
Objectionable content: None
Plot Summary: Doremi Harukaze, 3rd grade student at Misora Elementary School, 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 this lady is in fact a real witch. Being exposed by a human triggers a curse that transforms witches into magical frogs. To regain her original body, Rika must turn Doremi into a witch by teaching her how to use magic. Thrilled by this odd development, Harukaze becomes a witch apprentice. Unfortunately, her two best friends, Hazuki Fujiwara and Aiko Senoo, discover that Doremi has become a magic user. Afraid that Harukaze might become a magical frog too, Majo Rika recruits both Hazuki and Aiko and makes them witch apprentices too. The trio has lots of adventures as they try to triumph the necessary trials to become real witches.
User Ratings: 228 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 9 votes (sub:6, raw:1, others:2
1 Italian dubbed
1 Thai language dubbed
)
 Excellent: 21 votes (sub:12, raw:3, dub:2, ?:1, edit.dub:1, others:2
1 Portuguese dubbed
1 German dubbed
)
 Very good: 31 votes (sub:15, dub:8, edit.dub:1, raw:1, ?:1, others:5
4 Spanish dubbed
1 Spanish edited dub
)
 Good: 55 votes (sub:26, dub:12, edit.dub:3, raw:2, ?:1, others:11
3 Portuguese dubbed
2 German dubbed
2 Spanish dubbed
1 Catalan dubbed
1 cantonese dubbed
1 Italian dubbed
1 French dubbed
)
 Decent: 53 votes (sub:17, dub:15, edit.dub:5, raw:1, ?:1, others:14
6 German dubbed
5 Portuguese dubbed
3 Spanish dubbed
)
 So-so: 15 votes (sub:6, raw:3, dub:2, edit.dub:1, others:3
1 Italian dubbed
1 German dubbed
1 Spanish dubbed
)
 Not really good: 13 votes (dub:4, sub:4, edit.dub:1, others:4
2 German dubbed
1 Tagalog dubbed
1 Spanish dubbed
)
 Weak: 20 votes (dub:7, sub:2, edit.dub:1, raw:1, others:9
3 German dubbed
2 Italian dubbed
1 Tagalog dubbed
1 Spanish dubbed
1 Portuguese dubbed
1 Indonesian dubbed
)
 Bad: 5 votes (dub:2, others:3
2 Spanish dubbed
1 Tagalog dubbed
)
 Awful: 3 votes (dub:2, ?:1)
 Worst ever: 3 votes (dub:2, sub:1)
Seen in part or in whole by 695 users, rank: #1286 (of 5563)
Median rating: Decent
Arithmetic mean: 6.272 (Decent+), std. dev.: 2.0996, rank: #3666 (of 5554)
Weighted mean: 6.117 (Decent), rank: #3886 (of 5554) (seen all: 6.96 / seen some: 5.92 / won't finish: 4.52)
Bayesian estimate: 6.182 (Decent+), rank: #3426 (of 4225)
Running time: 24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 51
Episode titles: We have 51
Vintage:
1999-02-07 to 2000-01-30
2001-08-31 to 2003-02-04 (Germany - RTL2)
2005-08-10 to 2006-03-11 (USA, 4Kids TV on FOX)
2006 (Middle East - Spacetoon Broadcast)
2007-05-22 to 2008-05-02 (USA, 4Kids.TV Web site)
Opening Theme:
"Ojamajo Carnival!!" by MAHO-DO
Ending Theme:
"Kitto Ashita ha" by Saeko Shuu
Links: We have 6
Trivia: We have 3
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Series Director:
Junichi Sato
Takuya Igarashi
Series Composition: Takashi Yamada
Screenplay:
Akatsuki Yamatoya (7 episodes
eps 6, 12, 17, 30, 36, 40, 48
)
Atsushi Maekawa (5 episodes
eps 19, 29, 37, 42, 50
)
Genki Yoshimura (6 episodes
eps 8, 14, 21, 28, 31, 44
)
Midori Kuriyama (16 episodes
eps 1-4, 9, 13, 18, 23-24, 26, 34-35, 41, 43, 47, 51
)
Natsuoto Kitagawa (eps 38, 46)
Reiko Yoshida (7 episodes
eps 7, 11, 16, 20, 22, 27, 32
)
Yumi Kageyama (8 episodes
eps 5, 10, 15, 25, 33, 39, 45, 49
)
Episode Director:
Akinori Yabe (9 episodes
eps 3, 8, 14, 21, 27, 32, 37, 43, 48
)
Hideki Hiroshima (6 episodes
eps 2, 9, 15, 20, 25, 36
)
Junichi Sato (7 episodes
eps 1-2, 13, 17, 24, 35, 51
)
Naoyuki Itou (4 episodes
eps 19, 26, 40, 46
)
Shigeyasu Yamauchi (eps 39, 49)
Takao Iwai (8 episodes
eps 5, 10, 13, 17, 24, 31, 35, 42
)
Takuya Igarashi (8 episodes
eps 4, 9, 15, 20, 25, 30, 36, 45
)
Yasuo Yamayoshi (9 episodes
eps 7, 12, 18, 22, 28, 33, 38, 44, 50
)
Yoshihiro Oka (8 episodes
eps 6, 11, 16, 23, 29, 34, 41, 47
)
Music: Keiichi Oku
Original Manga:
Izumi Todo
Shizue Takanashi
Character Design: Yoshihiko Umakoshi
Art Director: Yuki Yukie
Animation Director:
Akira Inagami (7 episodes
eps 6, 13, 18, 29, 35, 42, 51
)
Chuji Nakajima (7 episodes
eps 4, 10, 17, 23, 26, 37, 46
)
Hiroyuki Kawano (8 episodes
eps 1, 8, 14, 21, 28, 34, 41, 49
)
Mitsuru Aoyama (11 episodes
eps 2, 7, 12, 16, 22, 27, 31, 36, 40, 44, 50
)
Toshie Kawamura (9 episodes
eps 5, 9, 15, 20, 24, 32, 38, 43, 48
)
Yasuhiro Namatame (7 episodes
eps 3, 11, 19, 25, 33, 39, 47
)
Yoshihiko Umakoshi (eps 30, 45)
Executive producer: Atsunori Kazama

Color design: Kunio Tsujita
Insert Song Composition: Yuki Matsuura
Key Animation:
Nobutake Ito (eps 35, 45)
Sushio (eps 30, 45)
Yoshihiko Umakoshi (eps 1, 30, 45)
Music Arrangement: Kazuo Nobuta
Theme Song Composition:
Manki Chihara (ED 1)
Yuriko Kaida
Theme Song Performance:
Chiemi Chiba (OP)
Saeko Shuu (ED)
Tomoko Akiya (OP)
Yuki Matsuoka (OP)
Chiemi Chiba as Doremi Harukaze
Tomoko Akiya as Hazuki Fujiwara
Yuki Matsuoka as Aiko Senoo

Megumi Takamura as Lala
Nao Nagasawa as Majorika
Rumi Shishido as Onpu Segawa
Sawa Ishige as Poppu Harukaze
Yuka Shino as Poppu Harukaze (ep 27)

Ai Nagano as Reika Tamaki
Chigusa Ikeda as Shiro Hanada
Chihiro Sakurai as Dela
Chizuru Matsuyuki as Mutsumi Kudo
Eiji Maruyama as Santa Claus
Fuuko Misaki as Karen Morino
Ginzo Matsuo as Alexander T. Oyajiide
Hiroko Konishi as Hehe
Jun Mizuki as Rere
Kanako Tobimatsu as Surumeko
Kaoru Shiomi as Itoko Hamada
Kenji Nomura as Hazuki's dad
Kumiko Yokote as Kotake Tetsuya
Kyoko Dounowaki as
Nobuko Yokokawa
Nobuo Tatekawa
Kyousei Tsukui as Aiko's dad
Mamiko Noto as Nanako Okada 
Mari Adachi as Onpu's mom
Mayumi Shou as Majoruka
Michio Miyashita as Gouji Nakata
Michiru Yamazaki as Takao Kimura
Miwa Matsumoto as
Candy Itou
Naomi Okuyama
Nami Miyahara as Masaru Yada
Nanaho Katsuragi as Seki-sensei
Nao Kouyama as Maki
Noriko Fujita as Yutaka Oota
Oma Ichimura as Marina Koizumi
Reiko Fujita as Yuuji Sagawa
Reiko Kiuchi as
Majo Rin
Toyokazu Sugiyama
Shihomi Mizowaki as Kaori Shimakura
Tomo Saeki as Igarashi-sempai
Tomoko Hiratsuji as Atsuko Okamura (Aiko's mother)
Umi Tenjin as Misaki Shibayama
Yoji Ietomi as Hachitaro
Yoko as Motamota (Witch Examiner)
Yui Maeda as Hazuki's mom
Yuka Imai as
Joou-sama
Yuki-sensei
Yuka Shino as Haruka Harukaze (Doremi's mom)
Yuka Tokumitsu as Dodo
Yuko Saitou as
Baaya (Hazuki's maid)
Mimi
Yuuko Kawasaki as Mota (Witch Examiner)
Yuuta Mochizuki as Keisuke Harukaze (Doremi's dad)
Japanese companies
English staff
English cast
Script:
Barton Bishop
Bree Sharp
Jim Malone
Ted Lewis
Executive producer:
Alfred Kahn
Norman J. Grossfield

ADR Engineer:
Dave Breeneman
Jason Cushing
Joseph Shalack
Joseph Sheluck
Paul Grassini
Questar Welsh
Suzanne Goldish
Assistant Music Producer: Mike Brady
Assistant Sound Coordinator: Dawson Smith
Associate producer: Crystal Marcus-Kanesake
AVID Editor:
Ariel Nachmann
Chris Guide
Editing Assistant:
Abel Bautista
David J. Etzold
Eductional Consultant: Helen Boehm
Featured Songs:
Jim Malone
John Siegler
International Distribution: Rebecca O'Neil
Machine Room Operator: Rebecca O'Neil
Marketing:
Box Nowicki
Kristy Noschese
Mix Engineer: Questar Welsh
Music Composition:
John Siegler
Louis Cartelezzi
Matt McGuire
Ralph Shuckett
Music Editing:
Marc Perlman
Mike Brady
Music Production: John Siegler
Post-Production Graphics:
Jennifer Obrotka
Kana Hashimoto
Lucialle Dumaguing Garrett
Paul J. Balcash
Ryan Kelly
Post-Production Supervision: Chris Guldo
Production Assistant:
Jason Lam
Lee Rogers
Len Rogers
Michael Charters
Production Coordination: Kristen Thorne
Production Intern: Katie Spencer
Sound Design: Dave Brenneman
Supervising Producer: Jim Malone
Theme Song:
Jim Malone
John Siegler
Voice Direction: Tom Wayland
VP of Production: Brenda Dillon
Amy Palant as Dorie Goodwyn
Annice Moriarty as Mirabelle Haywood
Rebecca Soler as Reanne Griffith

Andi Whaley as Laralie
Lisa Ortiz as Patina
Liza Jacqueline as Caitlyn Goodwyn

Amanda Brown as Belinda Higgins
Bella Hudson as
Dorie's Mom
Rona
Carol Jacobanis as Queen Lumina
Dan Green as Dorie's Dad
Eric Stuart as Vice-Principal Shoople
Jessica Calvello as Drona
Kate Roland as Miss Cooper
Kayzie Rogers as
Miss Shannon
Todd
Kelly Ray as Amaretta
Kerry Williams as Reanne's Mother
Michael Sinterniklaas as Stewart
Mollie Weaver as Conya
Pete Zarustica as Principal Hamburg
Sean Schemmel as
Mirabelle's Father
Simon
Tom Wayland as
Oliver
Reanne's Father

Evelyn Lantto
Jennifer Blood
Jim Napalitano
English companies
Broadcaster: Fox Network (4Kids TV)
Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment
Dubbers: Central Park Media
Dubbing: Central Park Media
Internet Streaming:
4Kids TV
YouTube
Licensed by: 4Kids Entertainment
Recording Studio: Real Recording
Korean cast
Korean staff
(none)
Park Yeonghui as Do Remi (Doremi Harukaze)
Seon-Yeong Park as Yu Sarang (Aiko Senou)
So-Ra Park as Jang Mei (Hazuki Fujiwara)

Eui-Jin Chae as Jin Bora (Onpu Segawa, 2nd Voice)
Gi Gyeongok as Jin Bora (Onpu Segawa, 1st Voice)
O Juyeon as Do Tomi (Poppu Harukaze)
Seo-Yeong Kim as Majorika
So-Ra Yun as Lala

A-Yeong Kim as Han Yesol (Kaori Shimakura)
Choi Sujin as Majorin
Eom Hyeonjeong as Ms. Damim (Seki-sensei)
Hong Seongok as Mojorika (1st Voice)
In-Seong Lee as Dongguri Ajeossi (Oyajide)
Jeong Nam as Mojorika (2nd Voice)
Jeong-Min Bae as Choi Yeongho (Masaru Yada)
Ji-Yeong Kim as
Ms. Yangho (Yuki-sensei)
Na Oksu (Reika Tamaki)
Queen
Jong-Hyeok Lee as Do Remi's Father
O Juyeon as Park Sucheol (Toyokazu Sugiyama)
Seo-Yeong Kim as Sin Taenggu (Tetsuya Kotake)
Yun Seonghye as
Dela
Do Remi's Mother
Korean companies
(none)
French staff
French cast
Adaptation: Sophie Morizot
Theme Song Performance: Melanie Vallois
Fily Keita as Sophie
Laurence sacquet as Doremi
Laurence Saquet as Dorémi
Valérie De Vulpian as Emilie

Blanche Ravalec as
Dhelia
Fée Lili
Fily Keita as Bibi
Francine Laine as
Majorika/Maggie Grigri
Reine de la Magie
Lionel Melet as Alexandre Jaune d'oeuf
Odile Schmitt as Loulou

Francine Laine as Mère de Doremi
Lionel Melet as Père de Doremi
Odile Schmitt as
François
Melle Kiki
French companies
ADR Production: SOFI
Broadcaster:
Fox Kids France (from 2000)
France 5 (from 2004)
Teletoon (from 2008)
Distributor: AB distribution
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
Dubbing Director: Alma Moreno (Mexican dub)
Translation:
Alessandra Moura (Spain dub)
Brenda Nava

Music Director: Loretta Santini (Mexican dub)
Musical Adaption: Oliver Magaña (Mexican dub)
Theme Song: Alejandra Franco (TV Dub)
Theme Song Performance:
Alejandra Franco (OP; Mexican dub)
Claudia Pizá (ED; Mexican dub)
Ana Lucia Ramos as Aiko Senoo/Sophie 
Blanca Rada as Doremi Harukaze (Spain dub)
Carmen Ambrós as Aiko Senoo (Catalan dub)
Carolina Tak as Hazuki Fujiwara (Spain dub)
Circe Luna as Yuki-sensei
Diana Torres as Aiko Senoo (Spain dub)
Eva Lluch as Doremi Harukaze (Catalan dub)
Guadalupe Noel as Mallorca (Majorika) 
Janeth Bejarano as Sophie Senoo (Aiko)
Mayra Arellano as Emily Fujiwara (Hazuki)
Monica Manjarrez as Seki-sensei
Pilar Morales as Hazuki Fujiwara (Catalan dub)
Tamara Guzmán as Mayorka (Majo Rika)
Vanessa Acosta as Doremi Harukaze

Alondra Hidalgo as Bibi Harukaze (Poppu)
Carmen Podio as
Lala (Spain dub)
Onpu Segawa (Spain dub)
Dulce María Romay as Haruka Harukaze
Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Keisuke Harukaze (Spain dub)
Gabriela Willert as Hehe
Gaby Ugarte as Nicole Segawa (Onpu)
Gaby Willert as Hehe
Irma Carmona as Lala
Norma Echevarria as Naomi Okuyama 
Pepa Agudo as Poppa (Spain dub)
Rafael Rivera as Keisuke Harukaze
Rocío Azofra as Ruka (spain dub)
Rosa Vivas as Rika (spain dub)

Alfredo Leal as
Shingo Kazegawa
Tetsuya Kotake
Alma Moreno as Emilie's (Hazuki's) mom
Anette Ugalde as Marina Koizumi
Blanca Rada as Dodo (spain dub)
Circe Luna as Professor Seki
Claudio Velásquez as Ryouta
Cristina Hernandez as Nanako Okada 
Diana Torres as Miss Yuki (Spain dub)
Enrique Cervantes as Emilie's (Hazuki's) dad
Gabriel Ortiz as Tetsuya Kotake
Gerry Meza as Igarashi Sempai
Hector Emmanuel Gómez as Yutaka Ota
Isabel Martiñon as Kaori Shimakura
José Carabias as
Akio's Father (Spain dub)
Masaru Yada (spain dub)
Lisette Pimentel as Reika Tamaki
Lupita Leal as Maki Higuchi
Magda Giner as Motamota
Marcos Patiño as Fujiwara-san (Hazuki's dad)
Mónica Villaseñor as Reika Tamaki 
Pepa Agudo as
Miss Seki (Spain dub)
Nobuko Yokokawa (spain dub)
Nobuo Tatekawa (spain dub)
Queen of Witches (Spain dub)
Pilar Escandon as Naomi Okuyama
Rebeca Gómez as Nobuko Yokokawa
Rebeca Manriquez as Atsuko Okamura
Ricardo Mendoza as Alexandre Togosaku Oyajide
Roberto Mendiola as Reika's father
Rocío Azofra as
Hehe (spain dub)
Rere (Spain dub)
Tetsuya Kotake (spain dub)
Rolando de Castro as Kouji Senoo
Rosa Vivas as Reika Tamaki (spain dub)
Ruth Toscano as Mota
Tania Kramis as Nanako Okada
Uraz Huerta as Masaru Yada
Vicky Burgoa as Malissa (Majoruka)

Ana San Millán (Spain dub)
Carolina Tak (Spain dub)
Francisco Andrés Valdivia (Spain dub)
Gador Martín (Spain dub)
Pepa Agudo (Spain dub)
Pilar González Aguado (Spain dub)
Raquel Martín (Spain dub)
Victoria Angulo (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Broadcaster:
Canal 2 Andalucia (Spain)
Canal Caracol (Colombia)
Castilla la Mancha TV (Spain dub)
Club Super 3 (Spain)
ETC...TV (Chile)
K3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
Nickelodeon Espana (Spain)
Punt 2 (Televisió Valenciana)
Telemadrid (Spain)
Televisa Canal 5 (Mexico)
TV3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
TVN Chile
Unicable (Mexico)
Distributor:
Arait Multimedia (Spain)
Toei Animation Inc Latin America (Since 2006)
Xystus (Latin America)
Dubbing: Intertrack S.A. de C.V. Mexico
Dubbing Studio: Graus Balear (Majorcan dub)
Producer: Cloverway, Inc.
Italian staff
Italian cast
Giovanna Papandrea as Melody
Marcella Silvestri as Doremi
Serena Clerici as Sinfony

Emanuela Pacotto as Lulluby

Cinzia Massironi as Sinfony's mother
Cristiana Rossi as Piccolina
Dania Cericola as Kimitaka
Daniela Fava as Lullaby's mother
Elena Andreoli as Dela
Elisabetta Spinelli as Lala
Giuliana Nanni as Motamota
Loredana Foresta as Reika
Loredana Nicosia as
Regina delle Streghe
Seki
Maria Teresa Letizia as Melody's mother
Marina Thovez as Seki
Patrizia Mottola as Masaro
Patrizia Scianca as Majorica
Pino Pirovano as Doremi's father
Riccardo Rovatti as Alexander
Rosalba Bongiovanni as Majoruka
Sabrina Bonfitto as
Hana
Pop Harukaze
Stefania Patruno as Doremi's mother
Tullia Piredda as Mota
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
Boing (from 1st October 2007)
DeA Kids (from February 2009)
Italia 1
Distributor: Dynit
Dubbing: Merak Film
German staff
German cast
(none)
Simone Brahmann as Doremi

Andrea Imme as Bibi
Anke Kortemeier as Sophie
Beate Pfeiffer as Dodo
Christina Rössler as
Frau Fujibara
Frau Seki
Mota
Christine Stichler as Emilie
Claus-Peter Damitz as Emilie's Vater
Clemens Ostermann as Shiro
Daniela Arden as
Die Hexenkönigin
Mimi
Dirk Meyer as Schüler
Ditte Schupp as Tasso
Dorothea Riemer as Dela
Florian Halm as Daddy-Oh / Alexander von Roseo
Gerhard Acktun as Stellvertretender Direktor
Inez Günther as
Frau Segawa
Majorca
Johannes Raspe as Oskar
Julia Haacke as
Christie
Hehe
Marina Duncker as Malissa
Martina Dunker as Sophies Mutter
Melanie Jung as Lala
Nicola Grupe as
Fifi
Rike
Sonja Reichelt as Nicole
Ulli Mauz as Sammy
Ute Kilian as Motamota
German companies
Broadcaster: RTL2
Song-Production: Arts of Toyco (Songs and CD)
Arabic staff
Arabic companies
(none)
Broadcaster: Spacetoon
Distributor: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss)
Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS
Production: Animation International (Mahr Al-Hajj Weiss)
Arabic cast
(none)
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
(none)
Dada Carlos as Hazuki Fujiwara
Grace Cornel as Doremi Harukaze
Michiko Azarcon as Aiko Senoo

Rose Barin as
Lala
Onpu Segawa
Rowena Raganit as Majorika

Vincent Gutierrez
Tagalog companies
Broadcaster: GMA Network (Easter 2005)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
Dubbing Director: Paulo Martinez

Theme Song Performance:
Ana Vieira
Bárbara Lourenço (op)
Bárbara Lourenço as Doremi

Catarina Santos as Doremi
Helena Palmela as Onpu Segawa
Marta Madeira as
Hazuki Fujiwara
Poppu Harukaze
Melanie Baptista as Seki
Micaela Ferreira as Majorika
Rita Castro as Aiko Senoo
Tiago Castro as Pai da Aiko
Portuguese companies
Chinese (Taiwan) staff
Chinese (Taiwan) companies
(none)
Licensed by: Horng En Culture
Chinese (Taiwan) cast
(none)
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