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馃摉 SYNOPSIS
In the Kagami household, Akko-chan treasures a family heirloom: a small, old Western mirror. After receiving it from her mother, she deeply values it. During a commotion caused by Taishou and his gang, Akko-chan accidentally breaks the mirror. She buries the pieces, saddened by the loss. That night, a light and a voice awaken her, revealing the Queen of the Mirror Kingdom. The Queen, impressed by Akko-chan's love for the mirror, gifts her a magical compact. By singing a special song, Akko-chan can transform into anything she wishes, setting the stage for her magical adventures. The series explores themes of responsibility, the value of cherished objects, and the power of transformation.
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馃幁 CHARACTERS
Atsuko Kagami
Atsuko Kagami, a girl transformed by a magic compact from the Mirror Kingdom, uses "Tekumaku Mayakon!" spells.
Portrayed by Horie Mitsuko, Oota Yoshiko, Yamazaki Wakana
Himitsu no Akko-chan Series
TV 路 1969 路 Toei Animation
Secrets of Akko-chan
After a broken mirror inspires respect, young Akko-chan receives a magical mirror and an enchantment, granting her the power to transform into anything she desires.
TV 路 1988 路 Toei Animation
Himitsu no Akko-chan 2
After her cherished mirror is broken, a kind 5th grader receives a magical compact from a mirror queen, granting her the power to transform into anything she desires.
Movie 路 1989 路 Toei Animation
Himitsu no Akko-chan (Movie)
When Taisho's father plans an apartment building on a beloved vacant lot, the neighborhood children must band together to save their cherished playing field.
Movie 路 1989 路 Toei Animation
Himitsu no Akko-chan: Umi da! Obake da!! Natsu Matsuri
Akko and her friends enjoy a summer festival at the ocean, while some adventurous boys secretly explore a mysterious, cursed island.
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