OVA
Description
"Magical Angel Creamy Mami: Curtain Call" is a 1985 anime OVA that serves as a sequel to the original "Magical Angel Creamy Mami" series. The story takes place several years after the events of the TV series, focusing on Yuu Morisawa, now a high school student, and her magical alter ego, Creamy Mami. Yuu has largely moved on from her days as a magical girl, but her life takes a turn when she reunites with Toshio Tsuchiya, her childhood friend and former manager, who is now a struggling filmmaker. Toshio convinces Yuu to help him with his latest project, a film about a magical girl, which reawakens her connection to Creamy Mami.

As Yuu resumes her role as Creamy Mami, she encounters new challenges, including balancing her ordinary life with her magical responsibilities. The narrative explores themes of nostalgia, personal growth, and the passage of time, as Yuu reflects on her past adventures and the impact they had on her life. The OVA also introduces new characters, such as a young girl named Megumi, who idolizes Creamy Mami and becomes involved in the story.

The plot intertwines Yuu’s personal struggles with the production of Toshio’s film, creating a meta-narrative that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. The magical elements of the story are balanced with moments of introspection, as Yuu grapples with her identity and the legacy of Creamy Mami. The OVA concludes with a heartfelt resolution, emphasizing the enduring bond between Yuu and Toshio, as well as the lasting influence of Creamy Mami on those around her. The story maintains a lighthearted tone while addressing deeper emotional themes, making it a fitting continuation of the original series.
Information
Magical Angel Creamy Mami: Curtain Call
魔法の天使 クリィミーマミ カーテンコール
Creamy Mami Song Special 2: Curtain Call
Type: OVA
Anime Episodes: 1
Movie/Episode length: 45 min.
Date: 02/01/1986
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Staff
  • Chief Director · Tomomi Mochizuki
  • Director · Kazunori Itō
  • Script · Kazunori Itō
  • Music · Norimasa Yamanaka
  • Character Design · Akemi Takada
  • Animation Director · Masako Gotō
Production
  • Animation Production · Pierrot