This magical girl cartoon was made in Korea, and it is neat. Telling the story of Ari, a twelve-year-old that starts a problem-solving business with her two friends, Min and Suha. However, an evil villain is taking hopeless energy from people with problems, and after meeting a prince who has been turned into a blue hamster with devil wings, Ari and friends gain the ability to transform into adults, and even take on different occupatiions.

So, this anime is nice. The girls' ability to transform is taken from classic anime like Minky Momo, while elements of shows like Sailor Moon and Pretty Cure are also added in (especially with the animal mascots like Tubby the hamster). The episodes have the three heroines help others with issues, and the story is good.

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