Motto! Ojamajo Doremi
The third series of Ojamajo Doremi is Motto! Ojamajo Doremi (も～っと! おジャ魔女どれみ, Mōtto! Ojamajo Doremi). The series was directed by Takuya Igarashi and produced by Toei Animation. It is a direct sequel to the previous series, Ojamajo Doremi Sharp and was broadcast on TV Asahi from February 4, 2001, to January 27, 2002, and lasted 50 episodes. In this series, Doremi and the girls are given the task to earn their witch apprenticeship back by making pastries for the Witch Senate. They are joined by a new witch apprentice, Momoko Asuka, who teaches them how to make the sweets, as they, in return, help her adjust to Japan after her move from New York.
Throughout the run of this series, two traffic safety videos were released as well as a 30-minute theatrical film directed by Shigeyasu Yamauchi, titled Motto! Ojamajo Doremi: The Secret of the Frog Stone (も～っと!おジャ魔女どれみ: カエル石のひみつ, Mōtto! Ojamajo Doremi: Kaeru Seki no Himitsu).
The opening theme song for Motto! Ojamajo Doremi was "Ojamajo de BAN" (おジャ魔女でBAN, Ojamajo de Ban) by MAHO-Do. The ending theme song was "Treasure" (わたしのつばさ, Takaramono), performed by Yui Komuro.
Toei Animation's English website lists the TV series name as Magical Doremi 3[1] and the movie name as Magical DoReMi 3: The Secret of the Frog Stone.[2]
Episode list
| # | Title | Original air date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (101) | "Doremi's Stormy New School Year" Transcription: "Doremi, Arashi no Shingakki!" (Japanese: どれみ、嵐の新学期!) | February 4, 2001 | |
| Doremi and the girls are given a second chance to take care of Hana by going through a series of cooking tests conducted by the Witch Senate. A Japanese-American girl named Momoko arrives to help. | |||
| 2 (102) | "Momoko Cries!? Secret of the Earring" Transcription: "Momoko ga Naita!? Pierce no Himitsu" (Japanese: ももこが泣いた!?ピアスの秘密) | February 11, 2001 | |
| At school, Momoko refuses to let the school confiscate her earring. Momoko tells the story of her past in America, and how meeting Majo Monroe helped her make friends. | |||
| 3 (103) | "I Hate You! But I Would Like to Become Friends" Transcription: "Dai Kirai! Demo Tomodachi ni Naritai!" (Japanese: 大キライ!でも友だちになりたい!) | February 18, 2001 | |
| While Momoko is annoyed with Reika, her attitude offends Hazuki and Onpu. Aiko advises Momoko to be more aware of other people's feelings. | |||
| 4 (104) | "Welcome to the Sweet House!" Transcription: "Youkoso, Sweet House He!" (Japanese: ようこそ、スウィートハウスへ!) | February 25, 2001 | |
| Miss Seki wants to go on a diet. | |||
| 5 (105) | "The SOS Trio Break Up!?" Transcription: "SOS Trio ga Kaisan!?" (Japanese: SOSトリオが解散!?) | March 4, 2001 | |
| Sagawa and Oota have found Satou as a replacement for Sugiyama in the New SOS Trio. However, Sugiyama teams up with Ogura to form a comedy duo named Toyoken. | |||
| 6 (106) | "Challenge! The First Patissier Exam" Transcription: "Chousen! Hajimete no Patissier Exam" (Japanese: 挑戦!初めてのパティシエ服) | March 11, 2001 | |
| The girls go through the first Patissier Exam. Majo Miller wants the girls to recreate scones that a bakery in London made from long ago. | |||
| 7 (107) | "Welcome Home! Hana" Transcription: "Okaeri! Hana-chan" (Japanese: おかえり!ハナちゃん) | March 18, 2001 | |
| Things get hectic when Oyajide takes Hana out of the Witch World. Momoko spends some time with Hana and they get to know each other. | |||
| 8 (108) | "What Is A Close Friend?" Transcription: "Shinyutte, Nani?" (Japanese: 親友って、なーに?) | March 25, 2001 | |
| Nobuko gets a new friend, an artist named Miho Maruyama. | |||
| 9 (109) | "Hazuki and Masaru's Treasure" Transcription: "Hazuki to Masaru no Takaramono" (Japanese: はづきとまさるのたからもの) | April 1, 2001 | |
| Yada is angry that Hazuki let Momoko keep a whistle that was a childhood treasure between them. Momoko is determined to patch things up. | |||
| 10 (110) | "We Don't Want to Become Adults!" Transcription: "Otona ni Nante Naritakunai!" (Japanese: おとなになんてなりたくない!) | April 8, 2001 | |
| The fact that students are pointing out Naomi's breasts are embarrassing her, causing her to be self-conscious about her body. | |||
| 11 (111) | "The Teacher Doesn't Stop!!" Transcription: "Sensei ga Tomaranai!" (Japanese: 先生が止まらない!!) | April 15, 2001 | |
| Miss Nishizawa is determined to become a better teacher and learn more control over the class. | |||
| 12 (112) | "Kotake vs. Demon Coach Igarashi" Transcription: "Kotake VS Onii Coach Igarashi" (Japanese: 小竹VS鬼コーチ五十嵐) | April 22, 2001 | |
| Igarashi is made the coach of the soccer team, and Kotake is not appointed as a regular while Itou is. Kotake is angry at both Igarashi and Itou. | |||
| 13 (113) | "The Dream Boat That You Want!" Transcription: "Yume no Fune ni Noritai!" (Japanese: 夢の船にのりたい!) | April 29, 2001 | |
| The girls and Hana go to Yokohama. | |||
| 14 (114) | "A Messed Up Happy Birthday" Transcription: "Harann no Happy Birthday" (Japanese: 波乱のハッピーバースデー) | May 6, 2001 | |
| Reika is accidentally invited to Momoko's party and unintentionally offends her. | |||
| 15 (115) | "Do I Love My Pretty Mother? Hate?" Transcription: "Kirei na Okaasan wa Suki? Kirai?" (Japanese: きれいなお母さんはスキ?キライ?) | May 13, 2001 | |
| Hasebe hates his mother's job and wants her to quit. | |||
| 16 (116) | "Tasty, But It's No Good!?" Transcription: "Oishii Dakeja, Dame!?" (Japanese: おいしいだけじゃ、ダメ!?) | May 20, 2001 | |
| It's time for the next Patissier exam. Majo Sareba wants to study the witch apprentices' environment and find a sweet that appeals for both looks and taste. | |||
| 17 (117) | "Rival Connection! Harukaze and Tamaki" Transcription: "Innen no Rival! Harukaze to Tamaki" (Japanese: 因縁のライバル!!春風と玉木) | May 27, 2001 | |
| Pop, Doremi's sister, and Erika, Reika Tamaki's sister, go at one another at what they do best. | |||
| 18 (118) | "Glued To!! A Child Idol's Day" Transcription: "Micchaku! Chaidoru no Ichijutsu" (Japanese: 密着!!チャイドルの一日) | June 3, 2001 | |
| Onpu teaches Momoko Japanese while bringing her to the television station, but she is a little worried about singing in English in her new single. | |||
| 19 (119) | "A Temporary Quarrel Between Parent and Child" Transcription: "Kenka Bakkari Nitamono Oyako" (Japanese: ケンカばっかり似たもの親子) | June 10, 2001 | |
| Masayoshi gets into a fight with his father and the girls help both of them make up. | |||
| 20 (120) | "Welcome the New Classmate" Transcription: "Hajimete Au Classmate" (Japanese: はじめて会うクラスメイト) | June 24, 2001 | |
| A new classmate comes into Doremi's school. Due to some accidents, she begins to hate school... | |||
| 21 (121) | "Out Of Magic Powder!!" Transcription: "Mahou no Moto ga Naku Nachau!!" (Japanese: まほうのもとがなくなっちゃう!!) | July 1, 2001 | |
| The girls are out of magic powder and need to get more in the Witch World. Things get complicated along the way. | |||
| 22 (122) | "Pop is a Big Sister??" Transcription: "Poppu ga Oneechan??" (Japanese: ぽっぷがお姉ちゃん??) | July 8, 2001 | |
| A young child, younger than Pop, is lost. When the girl follows Pop, she declares her to be a big sister. | |||
| 23 (123) | "Nagisa's Clam" Transcription: "Nagisa no Hamaguri" (Japanese: なぎさのハマグリ) | July 15, 2001 | |
| The girls are at the third exam, which they must make sweet that match Majoprima demand. Use oven, on season, not too sweet and even person who has no appetite want it!! | |||
| 24 (124) | "A Rock 'N' Roll Music Club!?" Transcription: "Ongaku Club de Rock 'N' Roll!?" (Japanese: 音楽クラブでロックンロール!?) | July 22, 2001 | |
| Hagiwara joins the Music Club but is unable to play guitar despite his father having been the lead singer of a now disbanded group. | |||
| 25 (125) | "A Lonely Summer Vacation" Transcription: "Hitoribocchi no Natsuyasumi" (Japanese: ひとりぼっちの夏休み) | July 29, 2001 | |
| What starts out as an accident turns out to be Doremi's worst day ever—until she finds a surprise waiting for her at the MAHO Dou. | |||
| 26 (126) | "Let Fly Your Feelings! To Osaka, Aiko" Transcription: "Omoi yo Todoke! Aiko Osaka He" (Japanese: 想いよとどけ!あいこ大阪へ) | August 5, 2001 | |
| Since his mother is too busy to visit Misora, Aiko decides to make a sweet for her. | |||
| 27 (127) | "Going Through a Nasty Exam!" Transcription: "Ijiwaru shiken wo Kiri Nukeru!" (Japanese: いじわる試験を切りぬけろ!) | August 12, 2001 | |
| Pop goes through her Level 3 Witch Apprentice Exam. | |||
| 28 (128) | "Witch Kindergarten, In the Nick of Time!" Transcription: "Majo Youchien, Kikiippatsu!" (Japanese: 魔女幼稚園、危機いっぱつ!) | August 19, 2001 | |
| A day in the Witch World's kindergarten is chronicled. | |||
| 29 (129) | "Terror! The Curse of the Water Well Ghost" Transcription: "Kyoufu! Ido Yuurei no Noroi" (Japanese: 恐怖!井戸ユウレイの呪い) | August 26, 2001 | |
| The girls and Momoko go through a Courage Test. | |||
| 30 (130) | "Please Give Us the Illusionary Recipe!" Transcription: "Maboroshi no Recipe wo Kudasai!" (Japanese: まぼろしのレシピをください!) | September 2, 2001 | |
| The girls are trying to get a recipe book from Majo Roxan, the previous queen's favorite cook, but the girls must defeat her best student, Majo Para, as the next Patissier Exam. | |||
| 31 (131) | "I'll Do It! Vegetable Distaste" Transcription: "Naoshite Misemasu! Yasai Girai" (Japanese: なおしてみせます!野菜ギライ) | September 9, 2001 | |
| Complications arise when Hana is losing her power and dislikes vegetables. The girls get a recipe book to look for exotic vegetable sweet recipes for Hana. | |||
| 32 (132) | "Momoko's Mother Training" Transcription: "Momoko no Haha Shuugyou" (Japanese: ももこのママ修行) | September 16, 2001 | |
| Momoko learns what being a mother is when it's her turn to raise Hana. | |||
| 33 (133) | "Unrivaled!? Ojamajo's Assistance In Battle" Transcription: "Tenka Muteki!? Ojamajo na Sukedachi" (Japanese: 天下無敵!?おジャ魔女な助太刀) | September 23, 2001 | |
| A dojo is in danger of closing out, and Momoko joins up, expressing an interest in Samurai. | |||
| 34 (134) | "Resurrection! The Legendary Sweet" Transcription: "Yomigaere! Densetsu no Okashi" (Japanese: よみがえれ!伝説のお菓子) | September 30, 2001 | |
| The girls must travel through mysterious ruins in search of the recipe of a legendary sweet that was long forgotten. | |||
| 35 (135) | "Tamaki, Taking On The Rule!?" Transcription: "Tamaki, Tenka wo Toru!?" (Japanese: 玉木、天下をとる!?) | October 7, 2001 | |
| Misora Elementary is choosing a class president. Reika becomes a candidate. | |||
| 36 (136) | "Hazuki's Delicious Idea" Transcription: "Hazuki no Oishii Idea" (Japanese: はづきのおいしいアイデア) | October 14, 2001 | |
| Hana won't eat a certain vegetable sweet recipe. Hazuki remembers her youth in order to get her to try it. In a side story that ties to the main one, one of the students in Pop's class, Sayako, is going through the same problem prior to a luncheon in the school. | |||
| 37 (137) | "Big Rebellion of the Fairies!!" Transcription: "Yousei Datte Kyuu Mitai!!" (Japanese: 妖精だって休みたい!!) | October 21, 2001 | |
| Tired of being overworked, the fairies start a rebellion against their masters. | |||
| 38 (138) | "Go To School!" Transcription: "Gakkou ni Ikitai!" (Japanese: 学校に行きたい!) | October 28, 2001 | |
| Nagato, who entered Doremi's class as a new student, has become a hikikomori. Doremi and the others try to get her back on her feet and back to school. | |||
| 39 (139) | "School Arts Festival! Who's the Lead Part?" Transcription: "Gakugeikai! Shuyaku wa Daare?" (Japanese: 学芸会!主役はだーれ?) | November 11, 2001 | |
| Pop and Erika are at odds again when they decide which play their class is to perform at the School Arts Festival. Finally deciding with Erika's idea to do Cinderella instead of Puss in Boots, they now compete on whether Kumiko or Erika gets the lead part. Meanwhile, Doremi and the girls run into their own troubles with their performance for the festival when Sawada, the Music Club's president, falls ill. | |||
| 40 (140) | "Hana, Digging for Potatoes!" Transcription: "Hana-chan, Imo wo Horu!" (Japanese: ハナちゃん、イモを掘る!) | November 18, 2001 | |
| The girls and Hana go to a farm and learn how to cook potatoes from Aiko. They also get an exotic vegetable recipe for Hana to eat. | |||
| 41 (141) | "Welcome to the Witch-Frogs' Village" Transcription: "Majo-gaeru no Mura Okoshi" (Japanese: 魔女ガエルの村おこし) | November 25, 2001 | |
| Majo Reed, caretaker of the Witch-Frog village, is the next witch to run the Patissier Exam. This conflicts with her schedule, and since most of the apprentices are Japanese, she fails the girls immediately. | |||
| 42 (142) | "Heart-Pounding! The Twins' Mysterious Magic" Transcription: "Dokidoki! Futago no Fushigi na Mahou" (Japanese: ドキドキ!ふたごの不思議なまほう) | December 2, 2001 | |
| Two twin siblings express different interests, but one girl catches a twin's eye. | |||
| 43 (143) | "The Ojamajo Cross the Sea" Transcription: "Ojamajo wa Umi wo Koete" (Japanese: おジャ魔女は海を越えて) | December 9, 2001 | |
| The Ojamajos travel to New York after Momoko receives a letter from her friend Beth where she says she can't make friends. | |||
| 44 (144) | "Ai-chan Isn't Coming Back!?" Transcription: "Ai-chan ga Kaecchau!?" (Japanese: あいちゃんが帰っちゃう!?) | December 16, 2001 | |
| Aiko gets into a fight with her father and decides to live with her mother in Osaka. | |||
| 45 (145) | "Merry Christmas, Everyone!" Transcription: "Minna de! Merry Christmas" (Japanese: みんなで!メリークリスマス) | December 23, 2001 | |
| Now that Nagato is in school, she needs to get to class. | |||
| 46 (146) | "The Nonsensical Magical New Year's Party" Transcription: "Hachamecha Mahou Bounenkai" (Japanese: ハチャメチャ魔法忘年会) | December 30, 2001 | |
| The girls visit the Witch World and enjoy their New Years' party. | |||
| 47 (147) | "Hana's Great Adventure" Transcription: "Hana-chan no Dai Bouken" (Japanese: ハナちゃんの大冒険) | January 6, 2002 | |
| Hana spots a dog and goes off on her own outside the MAHO Dou. | |||
| 48 (148) | "Zero Clues! The Final Exam" Transcription: "Tegakari Zero! Saigo no Shiken" (Japanese: 手がかりゼロ!最後の試験) | January 13, 2002 | |
| The final Patissier Exam, the final chance to prove the girls are worthy of their crystals. The person who runs the test looks familiar to Momoko, but it's not the same person. | |||
| 49 (149) | "Open Your Eyes! Manipulated Momoko" Transcription: "Me wo Samashite! Ayatsurareta Momoko" (Japanese: 目をさまして!あやつられたももこ) | January 20, 2002 | |
| Momoko becomes possessed by the past Queen, leaving her mind stuck in a dream. The other four girls and Hana reach out to her and save her. | |||
| 50 (150) | "Good Bye, Witch Apprentices" Transcription: "Sayonara Majo Minarai" (Japanese: さよなら魔女見習) | January 27, 2002 | |
| The quintet of Witch apprentices must remind the past Queen of her happy memories in order to get out of the cursed forest. | |||
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References
- "Magical DoReMi 3". Toei Animation. Archived from the original on 2015-10-02. Retrieved 2010-06-04.
- "Magical DoReMi 3: The Secret of the Frog Stone". Toei Animation. Archived from the original on 2009-04-22. Retrieved 2010-06-04.
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