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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: This anime is beloved in Italy amongst [[The80s '80s]] kids. It aired right after ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'' induced a craze for the MagicalGirl genre.[[note]]''Creamy Mami'' is considered one of the most popular anime in Italy of all time, though ''Persia'' didn't reach that same level[[/note]] In 2024, a remastered dub was produced and broadcast on Italia 1.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: This anime is beloved has a small following in Italy amongst [[The80s '80s]] kids. It aired right after ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'' induced a craze for the MagicalGirl genre.[[note]]''Creamy Mami'' is considered one of the most popular anime in Italy of all time, though ''Persia'' didn't reach that same level[[/note]] In 2024, a remastered dub was produced and broadcast on Italia 1.
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* CultClassic: It has this status in Japan. Though not to the level of ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'', it was massively popular amongst viewers of all demographics. It could have something to do with the main character being an unconventional SpiritedYoungLady (''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' was also popular during that same time period for this very reason) and the endless CrossesTheLineTwice moments. It is so popular that even in Platform/YouTube videos about the Italian/French/Portuguese dubs that use the anime's CompletelyDifferentTitle[[note]]''Vanessa et la Magie des Rêves'' (French), ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore'' (Italian)[[/note]], there's always an influx of Japanese comments.
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* CultClassic: It has this status in Japan. Though not to the level of ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'', Japan as it was massively popular amongst viewers of all demographics. It could have something to do with the main character being an unconventional SpiritedYoungLady (''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' SpiritedYoungLady, since ''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' was also popular during that same time period for this very reason) and the endless CrossesTheLineTwice moments. reason. It is so popular that even in Platform/YouTube videos about the Italian/French/Portuguese Italian/French dubs that use the anime's CompletelyDifferentTitle[[note]]''Vanessa et la Magie des Rêves'' (French), ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore'' (Italian)[[/note]], there's always an influx of Japanese comments. comments.
*GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: This anime is beloved in Italy amongst [[The80s '80s]] kids. It aired right after ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'' induced a craze for the MagicalGirl genre.[[note]]''Creamy Mami'' is considered one of the most popular anime in Italy of all time, though ''Persia'' didn't reach that same level[[/note]] In 2024, a remastered dub was produced and broadcast on Italia 1.
*GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: This anime is beloved in Italy amongst [[The80s '80s]] kids. It aired right after ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'' induced a craze for the MagicalGirl genre.[[note]]''Creamy Mami'' is considered one of the most popular anime in Italy of all time, though ''Persia'' didn't reach that same level[[/note]] In 2024, a remastered dub was produced and broadcast on Italia 1.
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*CrossesTheLineTwice: While the show runs on BlackComedy, the most egregious example would be when a criminal breaks into Persia's house, so her kappa bring her a knife to throw at him. That is just one of the many things he endures, and by the end of it Persia and her friends gaslight him into thinking he has schizophrenia and he has a mental breakdown.
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* CultClassic: It has this status in Japan. Though not to the level of ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'', it was massively popular amongst viewers of all demographics. It could have something to do with the main character being an unconventional SpiritedYoungLady (''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' was also popular during that same time period for this very reason). It is so popular that even in Platform/YouTube videos about the Italian/French/Portuguese dubs that use the anime's CompletelyDifferentTitle[[note]]''Vanessa et la Magie des Rêves'' (French), ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore'' (Italian)[[/note]], there's always an influx of Japanese comments.
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* CultClassic: It has this status in Japan. Though not to the level of ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'', it was massively popular amongst viewers of all demographics. It could have something to do with the main character being an unconventional SpiritedYoungLady (''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' was also popular during that same time period for this very reason).reason) and the endless CrossesTheLineTwice moments. It is so popular that even in Platform/YouTube videos about the Italian/French/Portuguese dubs that use the anime's CompletelyDifferentTitle[[note]]''Vanessa et la Magie des Rêves'' (French), ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore'' (Italian)[[/note]], there's always an influx of Japanese comments.
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* CultClassic: It has this status in Japan. Though not to the level of ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'', it was massively popular amongst viewers of all demographics. It could have something to do with the main character being an unconventional SpiritedYoungLady (''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' was also popular during that same time period for this very reason). It is so popular that even in YouTube videos about the Italian/French/Portuguese dubs that use the anime's CompletelyDifferentTitle[[note]]''Vanessa et la Magie des Rêves'' (French), ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore'' (Italian)[[/note]], there's always an influx of Japanese comments.
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* CultClassic: It has this status in Japan. Though not to the level of ''Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami'', it was massively popular amongst viewers of all demographics. It could have something to do with the main character being an unconventional SpiritedYoungLady (''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' was also popular during that same time period for this very reason). It is so popular that even in YouTube Platform/YouTube videos about the Italian/French/Portuguese dubs that use the anime's CompletelyDifferentTitle[[note]]''Vanessa et la Magie des Rêves'' (French), ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore'' (Italian)[[/note]], there's always an influx of Japanese comments.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: ''Anime/PersiaTheMagicFairy'' was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), and is known in the US for being a [[QuirkyWork quirky]] MagicalGirl work.
* QuirkyWork: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing a loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
* QuirkyWork: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing a loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
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* QuirkyWork: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing a loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
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* ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen.
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* ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen. The portrayal of [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/evelyn_ep_1.png black characters]] is even worse.
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* ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
** The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
** The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
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* QuirkyWork: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing a loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
** The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so why Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
* ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen. \n* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't. \n** The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
** The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so why Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
* ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), and is known in the US for being a [[QuirkyWork quirky]] MagicalGirl work.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It ''Anime/PersiaTheMagicFairy'' was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), and is known in the US for being a [[QuirkyWork quirky]] MagicalGirl work.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), and is known in the US for being a [[QuirlyWork quirky]] MagicalGirl work.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), and is known in the US for being a [[QuirlyWork [[QuirkyWork quirky]] MagicalGirl work.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), including countries like the US for being a rare MagicalGirl QuirkyWork.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), including countries like and is known in the US for being a rare [[QuirlyWork quirky]] MagicalGirl QuirkyWork.work.
*ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen.
*ValuesDissonance: The way Africa is depicted in the anime. Apparently, "[[AfricaIsACountry Africans]]" wear barely any clothing, are all close to animals and live as cavemen.
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*GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was a smash hit in Japan, but has a small fanbase in the West (particularly Italy, because it was dubbed there as ''Evelyn e la magia di un sogno d'amore''), including countries like the US for being a rare MagicalGirl QuirkyWork.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
**The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
**The manga was much DarkerAndEdgier and lacked MagicalGirl elements, so Creator/StudioPierrot retooled into a children's cartoon is anyone's guess.
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*AdaptationDisplacement: The original manga, ''Persia Ga Suki'' by Takako Aonuma, is so obscure it doesn't even have a Japanese Wikipedia page. Add in the large amounts of AdaptationDeviation the anime adds, and the manga has practically been forgotten by time.
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*SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The first opening theme song ''Tripper in A Strange Country'', sung by Maiko Okamoto. It goes from light to passionate at times, and shows off her amazing vocal range. The backing vocals also have a jazzy-like vibe to them. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJF7ihW6jvA Listen here]].
*WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
*WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The anime is about an African-raised little WildChild who spends her days playing with animals while wearing loincloth being summoned into being a MagicalGirl, with the threat of her male friends being turned into girls if she doesn't.
