TV-Series
Description
"Jewelpet Kira☆Deco—!" is the third installment in the Jewelpet anime franchise, blending magical girl elements with adventure and comedy. The series is set in Jewel Land, a vibrant world inhabited by magical creatures called Jewelpets, who possess gemstone powers. The narrative centers on Ruby, a cheerful and energetic Jewelpet, and her human friend, Pink, who is transported to Jewel Land after discovering a mysterious arcade game. Together, they form the Kira☆Deco 5, a team dedicated to solving mysteries and protecting Jewel Land from chaos.

The story unfolds as Pink and Ruby, alongside their teammates—Labra, a cool and collected Jewelpet; Dia, a shy and kind Jewelpet; and Sapphie, a sophisticated and intelligent Jewelpet—embark on missions to retrieve Kira☆Deco Stones. These stones are essential for maintaining balance in Jewel Land, but they are scattered across various locations, often hidden within puzzles or challenges. The team uses their unique abilities and teamwork to overcome obstacles, facing off against antagonists like the mischievous trio of villains known as the Kira☆Deco Gang, who seek to disrupt the harmony of Jewel Land for their own gain.

Throughout the series, the Kira☆Deco 5 encounters a variety of episodic adventures, each tied to retrieving a Kira☆Deco Stone or resolving a conflict caused by the Kira☆Deco Gang. The narrative emphasizes themes of friendship, perseverance, and creativity, as the characters often rely on their wits and cooperation to succeed. The series also incorporates lighthearted humor and whimsical scenarios, making it accessible to a younger audience while maintaining a sense of adventure and discovery.

The main characters are distinct in their personalities and roles within the team. Pink serves as the optimistic and determined leader, while Ruby provides comic relief and unwavering enthusiasm. Labra offers a calm and strategic perspective, Dia brings empathy and emotional insight, and Sapphie contributes intelligence and resourcefulness. Together, they form a balanced group that complements each other’s strengths and weaknesses.

"Jewelpet Kira☆Deco—!" maintains a straightforward episodic structure, with each episode presenting a self-contained story that contributes to the overarching goal of collecting Kira☆Deco Stones. The series balances its magical girl formula with creative problem-solving and light-hearted moments, creating an engaging narrative that appeals to its target demographic. The vibrant setting of Jewel Land, combined with the dynamic interactions between the characters, ensures a lively and entertaining viewing experience.
Information
Jewelpet Kira☆Deco—!
ジュエルペットきら☆デコッ!
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 52
Movie/Episode length: 24 min.
Date: 04/07/2012 – 03/30/2013
Categories
Genre
Comedy
Tags
Magic
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Staff
  • Director · Makoto Moriwaki
  • Series Composition · Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
  • Storyboard · Nagisa Miyazaki
  • Storyboard · Itsuro Kawasaki
  • Storyboard · Masao Ookubo
  • Storyboard · Hiroaki Sakurai
  • Storyboard · Tetsuji Takayanagi
  • Storyboard · Makoto Moriwaki
  • Storyboard · Hiroshi Ishiodori
  • Storyboard · Kenichiro Watanabe
  • Storyboard · Masafumi Sato
  • Storyboard · Takayuki Inagaki
  • Storyboard · Takashi Yamamoto
  • Storyboard · Miwako Yamamoto
  • Storyboard · Mitsuru Kitaya
  • Storyboard · Ice Mugino
  • Storyboard · Hiroyuki Shimazu
  • Storyboard · Takaomi Kanasaki
  • Storyboard · Yukata Tamasaburō
  • Episode Director · Hiroshi Ishiodori
  • Episode Director · Kenichiro Watanabe
  • Episode Director · Masafumi Sato
  • Episode Director · Yasushi Muroya
  • Episode Director · Rokou Ogiwara
  • Episode Director · Ryuutarou Sakaguchi
  • Episode Director · Yuu Nobuta
  • Episode Director · Shunsuke Fukui
  • Episode Director · Keishin Jo
  • Episode Director · Akio Yamaguchi
  • Episode Director · Sekito Kanno
  • Episode Director · Haru Harada
  • Episode Director · Ryouichi Kuratani
  • Unit Director · Masao Ookubo
  • Music · Cher Watanabe
  • Character Design · Tomoko Miyakawa
  • Art Director · Masatoshi Muto
  • Animation Director · Toshinari Yamashita
  • Animation Director · Atsuko Takahashi
  • Animation Director · Yasuyuki Noda
  • Animation Director · Ayako Mori
  • Animation Director · Takako Mizuno
  • Animation Director · Mayumi Hidaka
  • Animation Director · Taeko Oda
  • Animation Director · Akinori Fudesaka
  • Animation Director · Kayo Nomichi
  • Animation Director · Shinichiro Kajiura
  • Animation Director · Kiyotaka Iida
  • Animation Director · Tatsuo Honda
  • Animation Director · Tomoko Miyakawa
  • Animation Director · Katsuji Matsumoto
  • Animation Director · Miho Kaneshiro
  • Animation Director · Naoko Ikeuchi
  • Animation Director · Yukari Akimoto
  • Animation Director · Hidetaka Kaneko
  • Animation Director · Sou Katou
  • Animation Director · Rui Kondou
  • Animation Director · Ai Tsuruta
  • Animation Director · Tōru Iino
  • Animation Director · Hitomi Odashima
  • Animation Director · Yukari Koike
  • Sound Director · Yoshikazu Iwanami
  • Cgi Director · Shin'ya Une
  • Director of Photography · Shinichi Igarashi
  • Producer · Hideyuki Kachi
  • Producer · Aya Yoshino
  • Producer · Ryōsuke Ōno
  • Producer · Yūsuke Koyama
Production
  • Production · TV Tokyo
  • Production · TV Tokyo Media Net
  • Animation Production · Studio Comet
  • Production · We've, Inc.
Music
Opening
“Happy Lucky☆Go! (ハッピーラッキー☆ゴー!)”
Ending
“Zutto Zutto Tomodachi (ずっとずっとトモダチ)”
Insert songs
Ep. 25
“Thriller”