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Beautiful sisters Ai, Mai, Mii, their android maid Mea and slippery pet ferret Unagi make an amazing journey together through time and space without ever leaving their beloved mansion behind! Following the clues of the strange dandelion-like "Popotan," the girls are theoretically seeking the person who has the answers to their most personal questions, but they seem to have more than enough time to take side trips, meet new friends, visit hot springs and occasionally operate the X-mas shop they keep in the house along the way! Yet, the girls' ultimate destiny holds more than a few surprises of its own, and not every moment is filled with hilarity, as moving through time means having to leave friends behind as well. (Source: RightStuf)
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Petit FerretOriginal Creator
Akio WatanabeOriginal Character Design
Shinichirou KimuraDirector
Jukki HanadaSeries CompositionHaruka SakuraiCharacter Designchu.BTitle Logo DesignSatoru KuwaharaArt DirectorHitoshi HibinoColor DesignTsuguo OzawaDirector of PhotographyMutsumi TakemiyaEditing
Rie MatsubaraEditingMegumi UchidaEditing
Unagi
ShizukuRumi Shishido
DaichiKenichi Suzumura
AsukaMai Nakahara
KonamiTomoko Kawakami
NonoSakura Nogawa
MiyukiMikako Takahashi
Oji-sanHideyuki Hori
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Popotan is a 2003 anime series about three magical sisters and their maid, who travel through time and space in their mysterious, enchanted house. Every time their house phases out of the physical realm, it jumps into the future by about five years, finding a new location with an ample supply of dan…
Read full review on AniList →If there was ever an argument for mini-reviews existing in this site, Popotan would be a really good reason. There isn't enough for 2200 characters here because there wasn't enough for 12 eps of this show. But much like Popotan forgets about what it was trying to do and stretches itself as loooooong…
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