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- Magical Nyan Nyan Taruto (魔法少女猫たると Mahō Shōjo Neko Taruto?) es un manga y anime japonés. La serie se centra en las hazañas de una raza de gatos domésticos, dibujados como catgirls y catboy. (es)
- Magical Meow Meow Taruto (魔法少女猫たると, Mahō Shōjo Neko Taruto) is a Japanese manga series created by Kaishaku. The series centers on the exploits of a race of pet cats, drawn as catgirls and the occasional catboy. A 12-episode anime television series adaptation animated by Madhouse and TNK aired from July 5, 2001, to September 27, 2001. (en)
- 『魔法少女猫たると』（まじかるにゃんにゃんたると）は、介錯による日本の漫画作品。『ウルトラジャンプ』（集英社）にて2001年5月号から2003年6月号まで連載された。単行本は全3巻。 2001年にテレビアニメ化された。 (ja)
- Magical Meow Meow Taruto (яп. 魔法少女猫たると, Волшебная девочка-кошка Таруто) — манга, созданная и аниме-сериал, выпущенный студиями и Madhouse по ней. Манга впервые выпускалась издательством Shueisha с 2001 по 2003 год в журнале Ultra Jump. Аниме-сериал транслировался по телеканалу WOWOW с 5 июля 2001 года по 27 сентября 2001 года. Всего было выпущено 12 серий аниме. (ru)
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- Hara Hara (en)
- Doki Doki (en)
- Pera Pera (en)
- Mukashi Mukashi (en)
- Chikachika Kirakira (en)
- Chirin Chirin (en)
- Medetashi Medetashi (en)
- Naisho Naisho (en)
- Nokotta Nokotta (en)
- Saita Saita (en)
- Teku Teku (en)
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- Mahō Shōjo Neko Taruto (en)
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- Magical Meow Meow Taruto (en)
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- Atsushi Sugita (en)
- Shinjiro Yokoyama (en)
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- Taruto and friends learn about the legendary Kinka princess from the knowledgeable Chiffon, as well as the difference between real magic and illusionary trickery. (en)
- The 3 Byoh baddies, Cyclo, Aspa, and Rutame, are finally defeated outside the Castella mansion after a fierce battle. It is then revealed that Taruto is indeed a Kinka princess, but she also has a younger twin sister Pie A La Mode, the 280th Queen of the Royal Matah Family. Because of her stronger magic ability and leadership skill, Pie was the one chosen as the Kinka queen to lead the fight against the Byohs in Ganache, therefore she could only pay occasional short visits to Taruto in the past. The Kinkas have just scored a major victory in Ganache so Pie must return there. She brings Madam Willow back with her and bids farewell to Taruto and her friends. Taruto gets to live happily ever after with Iori in the human world. (en)
- An Iriomote wild cat named Nougat wanders into town and steals a candy apple from Chitose's candy store. News about him soon spread around town because Iriomote wild cats are very rare and usually only found in jungles. It turns out that when Nougat was young he once met and then lived with a foreign researcher and his cat for some time. When they returned to Ameringo, Nougat longed to see that country and meet with them again, so he started travelling East. Although he still has a long way to go, Taruto uses her magic to show him how wonderful his destination looks like, encouraging him to go on. (en)
- Taruto, Kinako, and Geppei all want to be the boss of a hidden lawn patch, and fight over it, but at the end they learn to share it. (en)
- Iori's treasured good luck charm, which is a vanilla extract bottle his cooking teacher gave him, is stolen by Chips who likes to collect shiny bottles. Taruto and friends look around town for it, but eventually Chips realizes that losing something precious hurts and she lets Nachos return the vanilla bottle to Iori. (en)
- During a hiking trip Taruto and Gallette walk past a misty forest and somehow end up in the legendary Ganache. When some Byoh fighters discover that Taruto is a Kinka because she can use magic, they try to kill her. An old Kinka priestess Saburet and her followers protect them from harm and show them the way to return to the human world. (en)
- Chips and Nachos are causing mischief around town as usual, and when Taruto chases them they use a railroad crossing illusion to stall Taruto. Later when they're chased again and reuse the same trick, Taruto uses her magic to save Chips from getting run over by a real train. (en)
- The Byoh fighters have managed to find a portal to the human world, and they're after Taruto. Three mysterious mask-wearing Kinkas save her from harm. Taruto's friends now realize that those fairy tales about Ganache are actually real history, and they all chip in to help Taruto. However, the evil Byohs kidnap Kakipi and use him to force Taruto to come with them. (en)
- Charlotte suffered some trauma of being locked up in a scary pound when she was little. She managed to escape from her cage, but she still has frequent nightmares now during sleep. One day when she sees a cat seemingly locked inside a home she asks her friends to help her free that cat. It turns out that Mousse is kept inside because he easily gets lost. He is not very sociable and prefers to live inside the house, but once he starts talking he keeps babbling on. He tells the group that he would like to visit an old lady who once helped him find his way home when he was lost. This old lady turns out to be Iori's mother, whose granddaughter Kinako is also visiting to reconcile with her. Charlotte is able to make peace with her past and no longer has nightmares after this incident. (en)
- It is rumored that an arcade tunnel leading to a nearby Shiozu beach is haunted. One day Iori decides to visit the beach to taste the famous snow cones from the snack shop, and Taruto runs into the tunnel to protect him when she hears that there might be ghosts inside. She ends up saving a kitten who then leads her to the beach. The owner of the snack shop there is very grateful to Taruto and offers her a tasty snow cone. However, when Taruto leads Iori back to the beach, the snack shop looks desolate, with a snow cone recipe on the floor and a note for Taruto attached to a wind chime. (en)
- Taruto's teacher Rakugan shows up to distract the Byohs so that Taruto and Kakipi can escape but he gets beat up by the baddies. Taruto then gets captured by Anzuko who has been grief-stricken over the recent loss of one of her pet cats. Iori sees that and convinces Anzuko that collecting cats is not the right way to fill the emptiness in her heart, what she really needs is love. On her way to the Castella Hall Taruto gets ambushed and captured by the Byohs, while at the same time her cat friends as well as human friends all converge at the mansion for the final showdown. (en)
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- Long, Long Ago (en)
- Ring-A-Ling (en)
- Babble, Babble (en)
- Blossom, Blossom (en)
- Fight! Fight! (en)
- Happily, Happily ever after (en)
- Scary, Scary (en)
- Secrets, Secrets (en)
- Shudder, Shudder (en)
- Tromp, Tromp (en)
- Twinkling, Sparkling (en)
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- manga (en)
- tv series (en)
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- Koji Ueda (en)
- Akihiko Takadera (en)
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- Magical Nyan Nyan Taruto (魔法少女猫たると Mahō Shōjo Neko Taruto?) es un manga y anime japonés. La serie se centra en las hazañas de una raza de gatos domésticos, dibujados como catgirls y catboy. (es)
- Magical Meow Meow Taruto (魔法少女猫たると, Mahō Shōjo Neko Taruto) is a Japanese manga series created by Kaishaku. The series centers on the exploits of a race of pet cats, drawn as catgirls and the occasional catboy. A 12-episode anime television series adaptation animated by Madhouse and TNK aired from July 5, 2001, to September 27, 2001. (en)
- 『魔法少女猫たると』（まじかるにゃんにゃんたると）は、介錯による日本の漫画作品。『ウルトラジャンプ』（集英社）にて2001年5月号から2003年6月号まで連載された。単行本は全3巻。 2001年にテレビアニメ化された。 (ja)
- Magical Meow Meow Taruto (яп. 魔法少女猫たると, Волшебная девочка-кошка Таруто) — манга, созданная и аниме-сериал, выпущенный студиями и Madhouse по ней. Манга впервые выпускалась издательством Shueisha с 2001 по 2003 год в журнале Ultra Jump. Аниме-сериал транслировался по телеканалу WOWOW с 5 июля 2001 года по 27 сентября 2001 года. Всего было выпущено 12 серий аниме. (ru)
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- 魔法少女猫たると (ja)
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