Ojamajo Doremi Sharp Movie
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📖 SYNOPSIS
Pop and Hana stumble upon a beautiful rose in the Queen's garden, unaware of its wish-granting power. The rose reacts to wishes, blooming white for positive desires and withering black for negative ones. Pop, after a disagreement with her sister Doremi, impulsively wishes for Doremi to lose her magic and be transformed into a mouse. This sets off a series of comedic events as Doremi, now a tiny mouse, and her friends scramble to undo the unintended consequences of Pop's wish. The story explores themes of sibling rivalry, the responsibility that comes with magic, and the importance of resolving conflicts. The girls must navigate the challenges of their predicament while trying to restore Doremi to her former self.
🎬 EPISODE GUIDE
🎠CHARACTERS
Doremi Harukaze
Clumsy but compassionate witch Doremi, obsessed with steak, uses magic despite frequent mishaps.
Portrayed by Chiba Chiemi, Hennequin Charlotte
Onpu Segawa
Initially spoiled, child idol Onpu reforms, joins Doremi, and uses flute magic.
Portrayed by Shishido Rumi
Hazuki Fujiwara
Hazuki is Doremi's quiet, intelligent friend, wealthy but insecure, known for her fear of ghosts and violin playing.
Portrayed by Gosley Oksana, Akiya Tomoko
Aiko Senoo
Aiko Senoo is a humorous, athletic transfer student with a harmonica, a love for sports (except swimming), and a wish for her divorced parents to reunite.
Portrayed by Matsuoka Yuki, Poiré Léa
Hana Makihatayama
A magical baby raised by Doremi and friends, Hana is mischievous yet loving, always calling Doremi and the others 'mothers'.
Portrayed by Ootani Ikue
Pop Harukaze
Doremi's confident younger sister, excels at witch exams, enjoys dating, and plays trumpet despite preferring piano.
Portrayed by Ishige Sawa
Majorika
A witch transformed into a frog, Majorika teaches Doremi and her friends magic, facing chaotic fun along the way.
Portrayed by Nagasawa Nao
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