Jewelpet Magical Change is a Japanese anime series that is part of the larger Jewelpet franchise. It follows the adventures of a group of magical pets known as Jewelpets and their human partners. The show is produced by Studio Comet and aired in Japan from 2015 to 2016. The main premise of Jewelpet Magical Change revolves around a magical event called the "Jewel Drop." During this event, special jewels known as "Jewel Charms" are sent down to Earth from the Jewel Land. These charms have the power to transform ordinary objects into magical ones, and they are sought after by both humans and Jewelpets alike.
Sapphie and Garnet were recasted as minor side characters, and the main Jewelpets, other than Ruby, were replaced with Labra, Luna, and Larimar instead. Although Garnet and Sapphie appeared later on and both Aya Hirano and Nozomi Sasaki reprised their respective roles as usual, Ruby's voice actress, Ayaka Saito, said on her blog that she was sad for the absence of Garnet and Sapphie and her voice actresses, stating that it was a "sad farewell due to behind the scenes circumstances".
The entire anime is handled by both Studio DEEN for the animation and TMS Entertainment for the licensing, making it their first time handling the Jewelpet anime and the second time to be handled outside of Studio Comet. Plot Summary With the chaos caused by Jewel Land fallen into human world, Jewelpets Ruby, Larimar, Luna, and Labra have transformed into cute human girls.
These charms have the power to transform ordinary objects into magical ones, and they are sought after by both humans and Jewelpets alike. The show's main protagonist is a young girl named Ruby, who is a Jewelpet herself. She is partnered with a human girl named Labra, and together they embark on various adventures.
Jewelpet: Magical Change (TV)
Plot Summary: With the chaos caused by Jewel Land fallen into human world, Jewelpets Ruby, Larimar, Luna, and Labra have transformed into cute human girls.
Running time: half hour per episode Number of episodes: 39 Episode titles: We have 39 Vintage: 2015-04-04 to 2015-12-26 Opening Theme: "Magical Change" (マジカル☆チェンジ) by Magical☆Dreamin Ending Theme: #1: "Tell me! Tell me!" by Dorothy Little Happy #2: "Baby,Love me!" by GEM #3: "Magical Kiss" by X21 Official website: Jewelpet Magical Change @ TVTokyo (Japanese) Links: We have 1 Trivia: We have 12 News: Show: 2 +5 unverified Toei Reveals Tropical-Rouge! Precure Anime Film With October 23 Opening (Jul 13, 2021) Tropical-Rouge! Precure Anime Short to Play With Healin' Good Precure Film (Jan 23, 2021) Sanrio's New Jewelpet Anime Film & Kukuriraige Film to Open in February (Dec 5, 2019) Rilu Rilu Fairilu Anime Gets 3rd TV Season This Summer (Feb 15, 2018) Jewelpet Twinkle Magical Girl Anime's Staff Reunites for New Video (Nov 5, 2017) Singer misono Apologizes For Confusion of Replacement of Rumi Shishido in Jewelpet (Apr 13, 2015) Sanrio, Sega Reveal 7th Jewelpet Magical Girl Anime (Mar 18, 2015)| You can contribute information to this page, but first you must login or register |
Series Composition: Masahiro Yokotani
Script:
Daishiro Tanimura ( 6 episodes eps 4, 11, 17, 22, 31, 36 )
Hiroko Fukuda ( 6 episodes eps 3, 10, 12, 19, 29, 37 )
Hiroshi Yamaguchi ( 7 episodes eps 2, 8, 14, 20-21, 30, 34 )
Kana Yamada ( 4 episodes eps 6, 16, 27, 35 )
Masahiro Yokotani ( 7 episodes eps 1, 7, 13, 23, 28, 38-39 )
Tomoko Konparu (eps 25, 33)
Toshimitsu Takeuchi ( 6 episodes eps 5, 9, 15, 18, 26, 32 Episode Director: Mitsuto Yamaji (ep 22)
Music: Hajime Hyakkoku
Character Design:
Hiroki Harada
Tomoko Miyakawa
Art Director: Tsutomu Nishikura
Animation Director:
Momoko Makiuchi (eps 9, 16)
Noboru Furuse ( 5 episodes eps 10, 17, 24, 31, 37 3D Director: Shinsuke Ōshima
Sound Director: Hiroshi Yamamoto
Cgi Director: Yuki Kuribayashi
Director of Photography: Masayuki Kawaguchi
Acoustics: Masato Muto
Animation producer: Nobumitsu Urasaki
Art Assistant: Hitomi Yoshida
Assistant producer: Daisuke Ichioka
Associate producer:
Hiroki Gotō
Mika Shimizu
Shigeto Nihei
Color Key: Imazato Katsuragi
Color setting: Keisuke Agatsuma (eps 14, 21)
Digital Paint: Keisuke Agatsuma (Seven Arcs Pictures; 5 episodes eps 7, 14, 21, 28, 35 Editing: Masahiro Matsumura
Editing Assistant: Hiromi Itō
Foley: Yui Ando
Key Animation:
Chūji Nakajima ( 4 episodes eps 18, 25, 29, 33 )
Hatsune Hoshino (ep 39)
Momoko Makiuchi (ep 16)
Rie Nakagome (eps 3, 17, 24)
Music Director:
Chūya Itō
Kōsuke Fukai
Paint Check: Keisuke Agatsuma (eps 14, 21)
Photography: Shigemitsu Hamao (ep 6)
Planning:
Junichi Kimura
Kazunori Noguchi
Noboru Yamada
Shinsaku Hatta
Yoichiro Shimomura
Program Marketing: Kōkuraki Wata
Recording Assistant: Rio Mitsuyama
Setting Production: Tadayoshi Yamada
Sound Effect Production Coordinator: Natsuki Fukuda
Sound Effects: Tsutomu Ueno
Texture Design: Emi Akiba
Video Editing: Hiroshi Kawachi
Ari Ozawa as Ayahi Takagaki as Ayaka Saito as misono as Miyuki Sawashiro as Kōtarō Nishiyama as Rui Tanabe as Yuka Iguchi as Ai Kakuma as (ep 18) Ai Shimizu as (ep 8) Aki Toyosaki as (ep 35) Amina Satō as (ep 7) Aoi Koga as (ep 29) Atsushi Tamaru as (ep 25) Aya Hirano as (eps 7, 32) Ayaka Saito as Chinatsu Akasaki as (ep 35) Daisuke Hirakawa as (eps 29, 37, 39) Emi Oshima as (ep 33) Erika as Eriko Matsui as
(ep 33)
Hajime Minoshima as (ep 33) Hana Sato as (ep 21) Haruka Yoshimura as (ep 11) Hidenobu Kiuchi as Hiromi Igarashi as (ep 23) Hiroshi Ohtake as (ep 34) Japanese as (Kazuaki Kitai; ep 22) Kaede Yuasa as
(ep 19)
(ep 21)
(eps 18, 39) Kaito Ishikawa as (ep 10) Kanako Sakai as (ep 26) Katsuhiro Nakajima as (ep 20) Kenta Sasa as
(ep 6)
(ep 10) Kiyono Yasuno as (ep 29) Koji Yusa as (ep 30) Kōtarō Nishiyama as
(ep 37)
(ep 17) Mari Yoshimoto as (ep 2) Misaki Kuno as (ep 24) Nihonshu as (Asayan; ep 22) Nozomi Sasaki as (ep 32) Rikiya Koyama as (eps 38-39) Rui Tanabe as
(ep 11)
(ep 13)
(ep 29)
(ep 24) Ryōta Yano as
(ep 12)
(ep 6)
(ep 1)
(ep 22) Saki Umesato as (ep 12) Saori Ōnishi as (ep 19) Satomi Arai as (ep 12) Sayaka Nakagawa as (eps 2, 18, 21) Seiichiro as (ep 15) Shuuhei Iwase as
(ep 11)
(ep 17)
(ep 35)
(ep 13)
(ep 22) Sumire Morohoshi as (ep 9) Tetsu Inada as (ep 15) Tomoko Kaneda as (ep 17) Yasuyuki Konno as
(ep 27)
(eps 5, 37) Yōji Ueda as (ep 23) Yuka Iguchi as (ep 29) Yuki Kaida as (ep 34) Yuko Goto as (ep 22) Animation Production: Studio DEEN
Backgrounds:
ARTMAX
Studio Jack (eps 1-4)
Music Production: Fukai Music Factory
Original Creator:
Sanrio
Sega Toys
Photography:
Asura Film
E-cho
Studio Elle
Production:
Sotsu Co., Ltd.
TV Tokyo
TV Tokyo Medianet
Production Support:
Asahi Production ( 4 episodes eps 2, 16, 23, 34 )
HEBARAKI (ep 4)
Seven Arcs Pictures ( 4 episodes eps 14, 21, 28, 35 )
Studio Comet (eps 30, 38)
Studio Guts (ep 13)
Sunshine Corporation ( 4 episodes eps 3, 24, 31, 37 Sound Production: Dax Production
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1. Stacy - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with Jewelpet Magical Change. The plot was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters felt one-dimensional. The animation was also lackluster and didn't meet my expectations. Overall, I found it boring and not engaging enough to keep me interested throughout the series.
2. Brian - 1/5 - I couldn't stand Jewelpet Magical Change. The humor was juvenile and the jokes fell flat. The voice acting was also grating, making it unbearable to watch. The storyline seemed repetitive and unoriginal, lacking any real depth or substance. I would not recommend this anime to anyone looking for a well-crafted and enjoyable series.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I had high hopes for Jewelpet Magical Change, but it ultimately left me disappointed. The pacing felt off, with moments of intense action followed by long stretches of dull dialogue. The characters were uninteresting and lacked development, and I found it difficult to care about their struggles. The overall execution of the show felt lazy, and I was left wanting more from the plot and animation.
4. Jack - 3/5 - Jewelpet Magical Change had some potential, but it fell short for me. The concept was intriguing, but the execution left much to be desired. The character designs were cute, but the animation was lackluster and inconsistent at times. The plot had some interesting moments, but overall it felt disjointed and rushed. I wanted to like it, but it just didn't live up to my expectations.
5. Sarah - 2/5 - I found Jewelpet Magical Change to be underwhelming. The story seemed to lack direction and focus, making it difficult for me to connect with the characters and their journeys. The comedy was forced and didn't land with me, and the animation felt dated compared to other recent anime releases. I was hoping for a more engaging and immersive experience, but unfortunately, it didn't deliver.