Thanks to for the images.Label Pixie pop : gokkun Pucho Title Pixie pop Title remainder gokkun Pucho Statement of responsibility by Ema Toyama Title variation Gokkun Pucho CreatorĬataloging source GZG 1981- Tōyama, Ema Dewey number 741.5/952 Illustrations illustrations Index no index present Intended audience Age 13+ LC call number PN6790. Toyama doesn't make Mayu rash - just unwavering Her antics lead to delightful slapstick comedy and delightful visual gags, and what reader, young or old, can resist feisty love that laughs at itself? In spite of the fantasy elements, it's the schoolgirl crush that really resonates.

Manga-kaĮma Toyama transforms her love for this project into a fizzy Manga drink that tickles the funny bone as much as the nose. There's something about Mayu's desperation and Amamiya's quite determination that rings true in this juvenile comic fantasy. Maybe, it's just me, but this story and its characters are infectious.

1 is shojo (girls' comics) on the verge of kodomo (children's comics), but I really like it, also. Now, Mayu is forced to accept Pucho because that's the only way Mayu will be able to make these transformations help her win Amamiya's love. She grows to magnificent heights, turns invisible, and even morphs into a pig. Hello Select your address Books Hello, Sign in. Whenever she drinks milk, soda, tea or anything other than water, her body magically changes. Pixie Pop: Gokkun Pucho Volume 3: Ema, Toyama: 9781598168150: Books - Amazon.ca. Pixie Pop ( Gokkun Pucho) Plain Love one-shot Watashi ni XX Shinasai Tropes common in his works include: Art Evolution: You can really tell Ema Toyama s character designs are much different when you compare his first work Pixie Pop to his most recent work Watashi ni XX Shinasai. All of her works are published by Kodansha, and they are enjoyed mainly by preteen and teen girls. When Mayu drinks a special concoction that Pucho had been preparing for herself, the lovelorn preteen finds her body undergoing surprising transformations. Reviews arent verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when its identified. Tokyopop has licenced it under the title Pixie Pop. As it happens, it is Pucho's magic that has kept her parents' café serving the drinks customers love. Mayu's luck takes a turn when she discovers She made her debut in September 2003 in the monthly manga magazine Nakayoshi with her story, Tenshi no Tamago ('Angels Egg', no relation to the anime movie of the same name). Shinya Amamiya, a boy she met when both were just little kids, but she isn't getting anywhere because 'Amamiya-kun' ain't interested in her. Ema Tyama (, Tyama Ema, born in Tokyo, Japan) is a female Japanese manga artist and illustrator.

Pixie Pop by Ema Tōyama