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The rest of the series follows Mako in her new life on dry land as she makes friends, learns about the human world, and solves problems with the help of her magical pendant given to her by her OverprotectiveDad, Ryuu-oh the King of the Sea.
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The rest of the series follows Mako in her new life on dry land as she makes friends, learns about the human world, and solves problems with the help of her magical pendant given to her by her OverprotectiveDad, dad, Ryuu-oh the King of the Sea.
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* TheAce: Akira is this in the human world
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* AmuletOfConcentratedAwesome: Mako's magic pendant.
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* AmuletOfConcentratedAwesome: Mako's magic pendant.
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* FriendToAllLivingThings: Mako
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* HumanityEnsues
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* LoveAtFirstSight
* MasterOfIllusion: Mako is a rare benign example.
* MsFanservice: See Lingerie Scene above.
* NakedOnArrival: After getting transformed, Mako is found in the buff on the beach.
* PainfulTransformation: Poor Mako!
* MasterOfIllusion: Mako is a rare benign example.
* MsFanservice: See Lingerie Scene above.
* NakedOnArrival: After getting transformed, Mako is found in the buff on the beach.
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* PluckyGirl: Mako won't give up. ''Ever''.
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* RichBitch: Tomiko
* TheRival: Tomiko
* RomanticFalseLead: Tomiko
* ShoutOut: Urashima is the name of the main character in a Japanese folk tale, who saves a turtle and gets to visit a kingdom underwater.
* TheRival: Tomiko
* RomanticFalseLead: Tomiko
* ShoutOut: Urashima is the name of the main character in a Japanese folk tale, who saves a turtle and gets to visit a kingdom underwater.
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: Mako bears a passing resemblance to Kozue Ayuhara from ''Manga/AttackNumberOne''.
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** Urashima is the name of the main character in a Japanese folk tale, who saves a turtle and gets to visit a kingdom underwater.
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** Urashima is the name of the main character in a Japanese folk tale, who saves a turtle and gets to visit a kingdom underwater.
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* TallDarkAndHandsome: Akira
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* RescueRomance: Genderflipped, Mako is the one doing the rescue.
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* RescueRomance: Genderflipped, Mako is the one doing the rescue. [[spoiler:In the final episode, it nearly costs her her life.]]
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features [[BathtubScene bathtub scenes]] and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features [[BathtubScene bathtub scenes]] and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as two-piece bikinis, miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* MsFanservice: See Lingerie Scene above.
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* ParentalFashionVeto: Ryuu-oh does *not* approve of his daughter wearing a two-piece bikini, and uses his magic to transform it into an old-fashioned one-piece. Mako changes it back.
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** Makoto Kino (Sailor Jupiter) in ''Anime/SailorMoon'' may be a Shout-Out to this series itself, as she's also known as "Mako-chan" to friends, she's also a brunette who wears her hair in a ponytail, and in one scene wears an outfit almost identical to Mako's civilian garb.
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''Mahou no Mako-chan'' was the third entry in Toei's "majokko" series and the first to not be based on an existing manga. Along with contemporary ''[[Manga/AttackNumberOne Attack No. 1]]'', it's also one of the first anime made to appeal specifically to teenage girls. Despite having been adapted into Spanish, Italian, and French, it's was one of the more obscure magical girl series in its day, as it failed to repeat the success of its predecessors ''Manga/SallyTheWitch'' and ''[[Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan Himitsu no Akko-chan]]'', despite having been made specifically to appeal to viewers of those earlier shows as they progressed into adolescence. Nevertheless, it's regarded by many as a classic today.
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Made in 1970-71, ''Mahou no Mako-chan'' was the third entry in Toei's "majokko" series and the first to not be based on an existing manga. Along with contemporary ''[[Manga/AttackNumberOne Attack No. 1]]'', contemporaries ''Manga/AttackNumberOne'' and ''Nozomi in the Sun'', it's also one of the first anime made to appeal specifically to teenage girls. Despite having been adapted into Spanish, Italian, and French, it's was one girls, specifically viewers of the more obscure magical girl series in its day, as it failed to repeat the success of its predecessors ''Manga/SallyTheWitch'' and ''[[Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan Himitsu no Akko-chan]]'', despite having been made specifically to appeal to viewers of those earlier shows as they progressed Akko-chan]]'' who were maturing into adolescence. Nevertheless, it's regarded by many as It suffered from mediocre ratings and is now considered one of the more obscure entries in the magical girl canon, but still has a classic today.
devoted fan base - particularly in Europe and Latin America, thanks to its Italian, Spanish, and French dubs - who consider it a classic.
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* GodivaHair: Unlike her [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid Disney counterpart]], Mako does not wear a seashell bra.
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* GodivaHair: Unlike her [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid [[Franchise/TheLittleMermaid Disney counterpart]], Mako does not wear a seashell bra.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: Mako is the daughter of the King of the Sea.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features BathtubScenes and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features BathtubScenes [[BathtubScene bathtub scenes]] and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features [[BathtubScene]]s and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features [[BathtubScene]]s BathtubScenes and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMeguchan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features BathingScenes and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMeguchan'', ''Anime/MajokkoMegChan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features BathingScenes [[BathtubScene]]s and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
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''Mahou no Mako-chan'' was the third entry in Toei's "majokko" series and the first to not be based on an existing manga. Along with contemporary ''[[Manga/AttackNumberOne Attack No. 1]]'', it's also one of the first anime made to appeal specifically to teenage girls. Despite having been adapted into Spanish, Italian, and French, it's also one of the more obscure magical girl series, as it failed to repeat the success of its predecessors ''Manga/SallyTheWitch'' and ''[[Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan Himitsu no Akko-chan]]'', despite having been made specifically to appeal to viewers of those earlier shows as they progressed into adolescence. Nevertheless, it provided early exposure for budding superstar seiyuu Creator/KazukoSugiyama in the title role of Mako, and for a very young Creator/MitsukoHorie, who sang the opening and ending themes.
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''Mahou no Mako-chan'' was the third entry in Toei's "majokko" series and the first to not be based on an existing manga. Along with contemporary ''[[Manga/AttackNumberOne Attack No. 1]]'', it's also one of the first anime made to appeal specifically to teenage girls. Despite having been adapted into Spanish, Italian, and French, it's also was one of the more obscure magical girl series, series in its day, as it failed to repeat the success of its predecessors ''Manga/SallyTheWitch'' and ''[[Manga/HimitsuNoAkkoChan Himitsu no Akko-chan]]'', despite having been made specifically to appeal to viewers of those earlier shows as they progressed into adolescence. Nevertheless, it provided early exposure for budding superstar seiyuu Creator/KazukoSugiyama in the title role of Mako, and for it's regarded by many as a very young Creator/MitsukoHorie, who sang the opening and ending themes.
classic today.
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* LingerieScene: A TropeCodifier in regards to anime. While not as salacious as the later ''Manga/CutieHoney'' or ''Anime/MajokkoMeguchan'', it was the first magical girl series to put the heroine in a MsFanservice position, as it also features BathingScenes and Mako wearing revealing clothing such as miniskirts and see-through nighties.
