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Creamy Mami: Forever Once More
The Space Kittens Pozi and Nega gave little Yu a magic baton and for a year she possessed the power to transform into grown up idol singer Creamy Mami and use her magic for good. Sometimes her powers caused more problems than they solved, and though everything worked out well she finally returned the baton. Ever since, Mami has been absent from the music scene, but suddenly her return is announced in a blaze of publicity. Yu and her friends uncover a campaign by bad boy Shingo to deceive the singer's many fans.
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The Space Kittens Pozi and Nega gave little Yu a magic baton and for a year she possessed the power to transform into grown up idol singer Creamy Mami and use her magic for good. Sometimes her powers caused more problems than they solved, and though everything worked out well she finally returned the baton. Ever since, Mami has been absent from the music scene, but suddenly her return is announced in a blaze of publicity. Yu and her friends uncover a campaign by bad boy Shingo to deceive the singer's many fans.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Kazunori Ito
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Pierrot
Cast
Osamu Kobayashi
Director
Takako Ohta
Yu Morisawa / Creamy Mami
Saeko Shimazu
Megumi Ayase
Akira Murayama
Tetsuo Morisawa, father of Yu
Hirotaka Suzuoki
Shinnosuke Hyodo
Kaneta Kimotsuki
Nega
Kazuhiko Inoue
Shingo Tachibana
Masahiro Anzai
Midori Kisaragi
Mika Doi
Natsume Morisawa, mother of Yu
Naoko Matsui
Ai Hayakawa
Ryuji Nakagi
Joe Snake
Seiko Nakano
Pino-Pino
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