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* FriendOrIdolDecision: While on a test, Leon takes the fruit that keeps you young for 100 years first but gets trapped in wines. Miriya has to choose between the fruit or Leon and decides to give the fruit back to the tree. Turns out [[SecretSecretKeeper that was the real test]].
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* FriendOrIdolDecision: While on a test, Leon takes the fruit that keeps you young for 100 years first but gets trapped in wines. Miriya has to choose between the fruit or Leon and decides to give the fruit back to the tree. Turns out [[SecretSecretKeeper [[SecretTestOfCharacter that was the real test]].
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* FashionDesigner: Marie is asked to be a designer for a fashion show, and lets Miriya and Leon to test their creation spells for it.
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* AndYourRewardIsEdible: Most rewards for magic tests are Frnech or Japanese confectionery.
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* AdaptedOut: With the exception of Duchess, other characters from the original movie (notably Marie's brothers Toulouse and Berlioz) are entirely absent, which could explain why Marie is notably happier and never angry. However, Leon's cat companion Blackey strongly resembles Berlioz.
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* AdaptedOut: With the exception of Duchess, other characters from the original movie (notably Marie's brothers Toulouse and Berlioz) are entirely absent, which could explain why Marie is notably happier and never angry. However, Leon's cat companion Blackey strongly resembles Berlioz.
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* AwesomeUnderwaterWorld: In one chapter the cast explores the ocean while looking for a dolphin's mother, SceneryPorn ensues.
* AwesomeUnderwaterWorld: In one chapter the cast explores the ocean while looking for a dolphin's mother, SceneryPorn ensues.
* FlyingBroomstick: The first thing Miriya learns in Paris is to how to ride a bouquet-themed broom and faceplants into a clock tower. Leon has a lock-themed one.
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* FlyingBroomstick: The first thing Miriya learns in Paris is to how to ride a bouquet-themed broom and faceplants into a clock tower. Leon has a lock-themed one.
* GreenAesop: Leon decides to write about the problem of ocean pollution after [[ItMakesSenseInContext a net gets in the way of whale's birth]].
* GreenAesop: Leon decides to write about the problem of ocean pollution after [[ItMakesSenseInContext a net gets in the way of whale's birth]].
* GreenAesop: Leon decides to write about the problem of ocean pollution after [[ItMakesSenseInContext a net gets in the way of whale's birth]].
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* WiseBeyondTheirYears: In the manga, Marie is extremely intelligent on any information about witchcraft and a warlock, alongside history of Paris, France. Not bad for a kitten who's the youngest of Duchess' kittens. The manga even reveals that Marie actually moved away from Madame Bonfamille's Mansion at an unknown period and lives at her own house.
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''Miriya & Marie'' (''べっぴん魔女ミリヤ＆マリー -- from DISNEYおしゃれキャット'', lit. The Elegant Witch Miriya & Marie from Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'') is a MagicalGirl manga written by MAYA and ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and serialized in Creator/{{Kodansha}}. It's loosely based on Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon's film ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats''. Republished by ''Creator/{{Tokyopop}}'' in English as ''Disney Manga: Miriya and Marie'' in 2018.
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''Miriya & Marie'' (''べっぴん魔女ミリヤ＆マリー -- from DISNEYおしゃれキャット'', lit. The "The Elegant Witch Miriya & Marie from Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'') ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats''") is a MagicalGirl manga written created by MAYA and ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and ''Creator/{{Disney}}'', which was serialized in Creator/{{Kodansha}}.''Pucchigumi'' from 2009 to 2012. It's loosely based on Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon's film ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats''. Republished by ''Creator/{{Tokyopop}}'' in English as ''Disney Manga: Miriya and Marie'' in 2018.
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* CaptainObviousAesop: Many chapters end on Marie giving one of StockAesops, regardless of how significant they were to the earlier problem. For example, even witches need to watch their health, or they wouldn't be able to work hard.
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Miriya is a rich girl who can have anything she wants, except seeing her parents. On her birthday, she receives a gift she'd never expect -- a magical talking cat appears out of nowhere and takes her to Paris one century into the past to train her to be a skillful witch.
''Miriya & Marie'' (''べっぴん魔女ミリヤ＆マリー -- from DISNEYおしゃれキャット'', lit. The Elegant Witch Miriya & Marie from Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'') is a MagicalGirl manga written by MAYA and ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and serialized in Creator/{{Kodansha}}. It's loosely based on Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon's film ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats''. Republished by ''Creator/{{Tokyopop}}'' in English as ''Disney Manga: Miriya and Marie'' in 2018.
!! ''Miriya & Marie'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AdaptationalBadass: Marie from ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' is now a magic teacher.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: [[CatsAreMagic Marie and Blackey]] are Miriya and Leon's mentors in magic.
* AndYourRewardIsEdible: Most rewards for magic tests are Frnech or Japanese confectionery.
* AnimalsNotToScale: Compared to other animals, the residents of the Maze are as big as humans, including insects.
* {{Animorphism}}: Miriya transforms herself and Leon into cats during ChristmasEpisode, and herself into a dog to find an original painting between it and a copy.
* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Try following this. Foara the whale asks the gang to investigate her stomacheache from inside. Disregarding that there's an ocean-sized maze inside her stomach, it turns out the whale is pregnant, but can't give birth because the baby is caught in a net that the mother accidentally swallowed. To reiterate, the baby whale is not in the womb, but lying in the corner of a stomach-cave.
* AwesomeUnderwaterWorld: In one chapter the cast explores the ocean while looking for a dolphin's mother, SceneryPorn ensues.
* AudienceParticipation: The manga has a few minigame pages, like spotting a difference between two paintings and counting the objects on page. More directly, a chapter asks the reader to help Miriya to color her new dress, though it defaults to all pink later.
* AuthorGuestSpot: Early chapters end with a bonus page of MAYA and Sonoda visiting Paris for the first time.
* BigEater: Miriya can't resist French pastries, and accidentally ruins Poyoyon's gingerbread-made cafe in a rush (He admits he repairs it frequently, but Miriya repairs it with Japanese sweets).
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Leon and Blackey first appear as very nice despite being Miriya's rivals, then they mockingly tell her she's unqualified as a witch for being [[ForeignQueasine unable to eat Snail Stew]] and continue to taunt her later. They get nicer.
* BreakoutCharacter: ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' is proven to be popular in Asia to get a lot of side materials, a spin-off with Marie as the main character is just another proof.
* CaptainObviousAesop: Many chapters end on Marie giving one of StockAesops, regardless of how significant they were to the earlier problem. For example, even witches need to watch their health, or they wouldn't be able to work hard.
* TheCharmer: The first thing Leon does meeting Miriya is to kiss her in the cheek. She stops being worried about where she is right after that.
* CheshireCatGrin: Blackey has a permanent face-wide smug grin on him.
* CompanyCameo: The Creator/{{Disney}} logo appears occasionally across the manga: Leon makes a loop shaped like one during a race with Miriya, and the logo is present on macarons and accessories.
* CostumePorn: The gang wears both French dresses and Japanese kimonos that are richly decorated, and also make them for others.
* CrystalBall: Marie and Duchess bring up a recorded message from Miriya's parents in a glass ball.
* CultureClash: Most things Miriya creates are part of Japanese culture, which impresses French characters.
* CuteWitch: Miriya becomes a young witch in training as the premise.
* DemotedToExtra: Marie introduces Miriya to her mother Duchess, but she doesn't have much of a role.
* DreamRealityCheck: Miriya keeps wondering if being hurt is enough of a proof that she's not dreaming.
* EdibleThemeClothing: For an exam to make a chocolate decoration, Miriya makes a chocolate dress. What impresses Madame Cream Puff more is that it can be eaten while wearing it.
* ExplosiveBreeder: A baker mouse is looking for his missing children. Miriya finds 88 of them.
* EyeOfNewt: Miriya uses "sunshine" (drying a cloth under a [[TheFaceOfTheSun smiling sun]]) as an ingredient for prefume.
* FailedASpotCheck: The cast have to look for Lola's (the horse) sister Mola among hundreds of regular horses, in the end Miriya resorts to magic to find her. The ''blue horse with rich accessories standing at higher ground'' who looks just like Lola is not conspicuous, at all.
* FashionDesigner: Marie is asked to be a designer for a fashion show, and lets Miriya and Leon to test their creation spells for it.
* Fiction500: On a birthday, Miriya gets a giant cake, dresses she can't wear all in a lifetime and a thousand of videogames, as gifts from all over the world.
* FriendOrIdolDecision: While on a test, Leon takes the fruit that keeps you young for 100 years first but gets trapped in wines. Miriya has to choose between the fruit or Leon and decides to give the fruit back to the tree. Turns out [[SecretSecretKeeper that was the real test]].
* FlyingBroomstick: The first thing Miriya learns in Paris is to how to ride a bouquet-themed broom and faceplants into a clock tower. Leon has a lock-themed one.
* GreenAesop: Leon decides to write about the problem of ocean pollution after [[ItMakesSenseInContext a net gets in the way of whale's birth]].
* GoodMorningCrono: The story starts with Miriya being woken up by her housekeeper to celebrate her birthday.
* HitodamaLight: A ghost who fails to scare guests away by being too cute is followed by three hitodamas.
* HeightAngst: Leon gets embarrassed that Miriya turns out to be slightly taller than him.
* HonestyAesop: Marie delivers that lying is bad and BeYourself to a ghost that tricks Marie with a scary puzzle.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: A ghost tries to intimidate humans but admits being lonely.
* IndyEscape: The cast runs away from a round boulder while exploring the Maze.
* InexplicableLanguageFluency: Aside of occasional GratuitousFrench, Miriya can understand all French and animal characters and vice versa. Blackey also tries to charge Miriya for massage in yen despite being French.
* InstantExpert: Miriya masters magic spells on her first try, the only setback is that she's a bit airheaded.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Blackey is as versed in magic as Marie, but the things he creates are all something nobody but him would want, like jewelry made out of fish bones.
* LonelyRichKid: Miriya's parents are away, and she misses them, despite receiving anything else a kid could want.
* MagicalLand: Paris of the past is effectively a host for magicians, {{Talking Animal}}s and fantastic shops.
* MentorMascot: Marie serves as MrExposition and the teacher of magic to Miriya. Blackey is the same to Leon.
* NearlyNormalAnimal: Marie, Blackey, and other animals can talk normally with humans.
* ParentalAbandonment: Miriya's parents' whereabouts in the beginning is unknown, something that drives Miriya to tears every time she gets reminded about it. It turns out they are both wizards away "busy wizarding", and are home in the ending.
* PinkMeansFeminine: In case the manga being primarly colord in pink wasn't a clue that it's meant for young ShoujoDemographic, all Miriya's clothes are pink, including fur when she transforms.
* PimpedOutDress: Any dress Miriya creates is excessively decorated and wide.
* TheRival: Leon is a warlock in training and a {{Jerkass}} to Miriya, but later considers her to be a WorthyOpponent.
* SavingChristmas: Miriya helps Santa and exhausted deer by making a fruit stew bath for them.
* SpaceIsMagic: The space is willed with small edible stars and France-themed constellations. Miriya also turns shooting stars SpacePirates into a tiny galaxy to please them.
* SpinOff: Besides having Marie (and Duchess) from ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' and [[CompanyCameo Disney logos scattered around]], the manga has nothing related to the original movie.
* ShoutOut: To demonstrate her quick-change spell mastery, Miriya transforms into Kaguya-hime from ''Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter''.
* TaughtByTelevision: Miriya knows to navigate mazes by the wall from playing an online ninja videogame.
* TelephoneTeleport: Marie appears from Miriya's (gold and gem-decorated) phone and teleports her to 1910 Paris.
* ThatWasNotADream: In the finale Marie tells Miriya that her training is over, and she has to return to Japan after two years of staying in France. Miriya wakes up in her house and cries depressed for a month straight. Then Marie, Leon and Blackey come over, invited by her parents.
* TimeTravel: Miriya gets transported from modern Japan to 1910 France to study magic. It being set in the past is never alluded on, and also how old her parents would be if they know Marie is never addressed.
* TookALevelInKindness: Leon regularly insults Miriya for being a novice mage in early chapters, but tones down after being impressed by her feats and also doesn't act so overconfident. In penultimate chapter he gives a LoveConfession to her, though she doesn't address it, being more worried about having to leave soon.
* TrueBeautyIsOnTheInside: Out of pity for talking ugly vegetables (one admits being eaten by bugs), Miriya turns them into beautiful meals and Marie states that always what's inside matters.
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Miriya is a rich girl who can have anything she wants, except seeing her parents. On her birthday, she receives a gift she'd never expect -- a magical talking cat appears out of nowhere and takes her to Paris one century into the past to train her to be a skillful witch.
''Miriya & Marie'' (''べっぴん魔女ミリヤ＆マリー -- from DISNEYおしゃれキャット'', lit. The Elegant Witch Miriya & Marie from Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'') is a MagicalGirl manga written by MAYA and ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' and serialized in Creator/{{Kodansha}}. It's loosely based on Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon's film ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats''. Republished by ''Creator/{{Tokyopop}}'' in English as ''Disney Manga: Miriya and Marie'' in 2018.
!! ''Miriya & Marie'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AdaptationalBadass: Marie from ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' is now a magic teacher.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: [[CatsAreMagic Marie and Blackey]] are Miriya and Leon's mentors in magic.
* AndYourRewardIsEdible: Most rewards for magic tests are Frnech or Japanese confectionery.
* AnimalsNotToScale: Compared to other animals, the residents of the Maze are as big as humans, including insects.
* {{Animorphism}}: Miriya transforms herself and Leon into cats during ChristmasEpisode, and herself into a dog to find an original painting between it and a copy.
* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Try following this. Foara the whale asks the gang to investigate her stomacheache from inside. Disregarding that there's an ocean-sized maze inside her stomach, it turns out the whale is pregnant, but can't give birth because the baby is caught in a net that the mother accidentally swallowed. To reiterate, the baby whale is not in the womb, but lying in the corner of a stomach-cave.
* AwesomeUnderwaterWorld: In one chapter the cast explores the ocean while looking for a dolphin's mother, SceneryPorn ensues.
* AudienceParticipation: The manga has a few minigame pages, like spotting a difference between two paintings and counting the objects on page. More directly, a chapter asks the reader to help Miriya to color her new dress, though it defaults to all pink later.
* AuthorGuestSpot: Early chapters end with a bonus page of MAYA and Sonoda visiting Paris for the first time.
* BigEater: Miriya can't resist French pastries, and accidentally ruins Poyoyon's gingerbread-made cafe in a rush (He admits he repairs it frequently, but Miriya repairs it with Japanese sweets).
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Leon and Blackey first appear as very nice despite being Miriya's rivals, then they mockingly tell her she's unqualified as a witch for being [[ForeignQueasine unable to eat Snail Stew]] and continue to taunt her later. They get nicer.
* BreakoutCharacter: ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' is proven to be popular in Asia to get a lot of side materials, a spin-off with Marie as the main character is just another proof.
* CaptainObviousAesop: Many chapters end on Marie giving one of StockAesops, regardless of how significant they were to the earlier problem. For example, even witches need to watch their health, or they wouldn't be able to work hard.
* TheCharmer: The first thing Leon does meeting Miriya is to kiss her in the cheek. She stops being worried about where she is right after that.
* CheshireCatGrin: Blackey has a permanent face-wide smug grin on him.
* CompanyCameo: The Creator/{{Disney}} logo appears occasionally across the manga: Leon makes a loop shaped like one during a race with Miriya, and the logo is present on macarons and accessories.
* CostumePorn: The gang wears both French dresses and Japanese kimonos that are richly decorated, and also make them for others.
* CrystalBall: Marie and Duchess bring up a recorded message from Miriya's parents in a glass ball.
* CultureClash: Most things Miriya creates are part of Japanese culture, which impresses French characters.
* CuteWitch: Miriya becomes a young witch in training as the premise.
* DemotedToExtra: Marie introduces Miriya to her mother Duchess, but she doesn't have much of a role.
* DreamRealityCheck: Miriya keeps wondering if being hurt is enough of a proof that she's not dreaming.
* EdibleThemeClothing: For an exam to make a chocolate decoration, Miriya makes a chocolate dress. What impresses Madame Cream Puff more is that it can be eaten while wearing it.
* ExplosiveBreeder: A baker mouse is looking for his missing children. Miriya finds 88 of them.
* EyeOfNewt: Miriya uses "sunshine" (drying a cloth under a [[TheFaceOfTheSun smiling sun]]) as an ingredient for prefume.
* FailedASpotCheck: The cast have to look for Lola's (the horse) sister Mola among hundreds of regular horses, in the end Miriya resorts to magic to find her. The ''blue horse with rich accessories standing at higher ground'' who looks just like Lola is not conspicuous, at all.
* FashionDesigner: Marie is asked to be a designer for a fashion show, and lets Miriya and Leon to test their creation spells for it.
* Fiction500: On a birthday, Miriya gets a giant cake, dresses she can't wear all in a lifetime and a thousand of videogames, as gifts from all over the world.
* FriendOrIdolDecision: While on a test, Leon takes the fruit that keeps you young for 100 years first but gets trapped in wines. Miriya has to choose between the fruit or Leon and decides to give the fruit back to the tree. Turns out [[SecretSecretKeeper that was the real test]].
* FlyingBroomstick: The first thing Miriya learns in Paris is to how to ride a bouquet-themed broom and faceplants into a clock tower. Leon has a lock-themed one.
* GreenAesop: Leon decides to write about the problem of ocean pollution after [[ItMakesSenseInContext a net gets in the way of whale's birth]].
* GoodMorningCrono: The story starts with Miriya being woken up by her housekeeper to celebrate her birthday.
* HitodamaLight: A ghost who fails to scare guests away by being too cute is followed by three hitodamas.
* HeightAngst: Leon gets embarrassed that Miriya turns out to be slightly taller than him.
* HonestyAesop: Marie delivers that lying is bad and BeYourself to a ghost that tricks Marie with a scary puzzle.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: A ghost tries to intimidate humans but admits being lonely.
* IndyEscape: The cast runs away from a round boulder while exploring the Maze.
* InexplicableLanguageFluency: Aside of occasional GratuitousFrench, Miriya can understand all French and animal characters and vice versa. Blackey also tries to charge Miriya for massage in yen despite being French.
* InstantExpert: Miriya masters magic spells on her first try, the only setback is that she's a bit airheaded.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Blackey is as versed in magic as Marie, but the things he creates are all something nobody but him would want, like jewelry made out of fish bones.
* LonelyRichKid: Miriya's parents are away, and she misses them, despite receiving anything else a kid could want.
* MagicalLand: Paris of the past is effectively a host for magicians, {{Talking Animal}}s and fantastic shops.
* MentorMascot: Marie serves as MrExposition and the teacher of magic to Miriya. Blackey is the same to Leon.
* NearlyNormalAnimal: Marie, Blackey, and other animals can talk normally with humans.
* ParentalAbandonment: Miriya's parents' whereabouts in the beginning is unknown, something that drives Miriya to tears every time she gets reminded about it. It turns out they are both wizards away "busy wizarding", and are home in the ending.
* PinkMeansFeminine: In case the manga being primarly colord in pink wasn't a clue that it's meant for young ShoujoDemographic, all Miriya's clothes are pink, including fur when she transforms.
* PimpedOutDress: Any dress Miriya creates is excessively decorated and wide.
* TheRival: Leon is a warlock in training and a {{Jerkass}} to Miriya, but later considers her to be a WorthyOpponent.
* SavingChristmas: Miriya helps Santa and exhausted deer by making a fruit stew bath for them.
* SpaceIsMagic: The space is willed with small edible stars and France-themed constellations. Miriya also turns shooting stars SpacePirates into a tiny galaxy to please them.
* SpinOff: Besides having Marie (and Duchess) from ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' and [[CompanyCameo Disney logos scattered around]], the manga has nothing related to the original movie.
* ShoutOut: To demonstrate her quick-change spell mastery, Miriya transforms into Kaguya-hime from ''Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter''.
* TaughtByTelevision: Miriya knows to navigate mazes by the wall from playing an online ninja videogame.
* TelephoneTeleport: Marie appears from Miriya's (gold and gem-decorated) phone and teleports her to 1910 Paris.
* ThatWasNotADream: In the finale Marie tells Miriya that her training is over, and she has to return to Japan after two years of staying in France. Miriya wakes up in her house and cries depressed for a month straight. Then Marie, Leon and Blackey come over, invited by her parents.
* TimeTravel: Miriya gets transported from modern Japan to 1910 France to study magic. It being set in the past is never alluded on, and also how old her parents would be if they know Marie is never addressed.
* TookALevelInKindness: Leon regularly insults Miriya for being a novice mage in early chapters, but tones down after being impressed by her feats and also doesn't act so overconfident. In penultimate chapter he gives a LoveConfession to her, though she doesn't address it, being more worried about having to leave soon.
* TrueBeautyIsOnTheInside: Out of pity for talking ugly vegetables (one admits being eaten by bugs), Miriya turns them into beautiful meals and Marie states that always what's inside matters.
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