Dokidoki! Tama-tan
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Genres
Romance, Fantasy, Shoujo
Summary
- Long ago, Tama received a charm from a boy and was told to keep it until his eventual return
- Seven years later, the boy does not appear, but the sudden appearance of a UFO intrigues Tama
- An adventure story filled with princesses and magic that focuses on fulfilling a long-lost promise
Description
Long ago, Tama-tan met a boy who gave her an object and told her to wait for him. Yet, as seven years passed, Tama-tan still has not seen this boy and begins to doubt his promise. Just when she suspects that day was simply an ordinary day, she is confronted by the shocking appearance of an UFO. Finally she once again sees this bunny eared boy...only to discover that he is in search of the "Lunar Ladies", which are cadidates to becoming the Moon Princess. Unexpectly, Tama-tan becomes one of them. Yet, what is the true purpose of becoming this moon princess? - "Syuura"
Authors
Characters
Tamae Nishikiori
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TsukiAkane
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Karin Hanazono
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TsukiYoi
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Nozomi
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Kazune Kuujou
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Michiru Nishikiori
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Jin Kuga
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Other Facts
Published
2009 to ?
Serialization
Nakayoshi
Where to read
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