Tokyo Mew Mew

by Mia Ikumi and Reiko Yoshida

An accident at a museum endows 11-year old Ichigo Momomiya with the DNA of wildcats. Her new powers are put to the test when she is asked to join a secret group and is given the task of protecting the Earth from an unseen enemy.

• ISBN10: 159182236X
• ISBN13: 9781591822363
• Publish Date: 8 April 2003
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Out of Print: 9 January 2009
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Tokyopop Press Inc
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 184
• Language: English

Reviews

[inlibrisveritas]

Well, that ended exactly how I thought it would...glad I finished the series off, though.
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This series is painful. It's definitely meant for a younger age range than I fit into, but it's so flighty and vapid that I feel like I'd endeavor to find other alternatives for any younger readers. The main characters are only around 12-ish but look like they are 16+, hell they act like they are older too. What kind of 12 years old is surrounded by guys (who all look about 18) who are falling head over heels for her? It's kind of weird. The story itself is on the 'meh' side as well, and while it does have some decent moments a lot of it is overshadowed by some of the more simplistic writing elements.

*sighs*