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Scratch Project Title: Tokyo Mew Mew | Season 1, Episode 1: Turning into a Cat, Justice Lies In A Girl's Love (FUNimation English Dub) (2002/2008) Before the Feline Heroine Ninja Cat made her debut in 2009, there Tokyo Mew Mew(also the name of the team of heroines) in 2008 with this being one of the few major groundbreaking English Dubs of any Anime Show that has ever gotten an English Dub. This Version started an Anime Dubbing War against 4Kids up until 2012. This aired around 12:00 PM on FlameTV on Wednesday, February 14th of 2018 which actually marks it as the 10th Anniversary of the English Dub, but also it makes sense it first aired on that date because the anime also romance throughout the entire anime itself. When the show started getting reruns, all Episodes from Season 1 have the screen format adjusted to 16:4 instead of stretching the screen. Additional Info: My mother saw the English Dub of Mew Mew Power(she seen the original) and she was not happy with the dub because of how poorly dubbed and edited it was. To the point she said quote, “Someone needs to do something about this. This isn’t as memorable as the original version. Someone needs to make an revamped version of the dub and take it from 4Kids’ hands entirely.” American Television Network’s very first English Dubbing Job was Tokyo Mew Mew, where they actually redubbed Mew Mew Power entirely restoring the original stuff from the original version of the anime, what would become their very first successful dub(by far to the point it got made into 5 1/2 Seasons with merchandise and adapted the PS1 Video Game into an actual Movie, though it did not do as great as the English Re-Dub of the Show. Around Early 2006 during the final remaining Episodes for Season 2 of Mew Mew Power(4Kids English Dub) were being aired, ATN made arrangements with FUNimation Entertainment and TV Tokyo to work on an brand new English Dub for Tokyo Mew Mew that was set out to premiere on February 14th, 2008 for the very 1st Season of what was made to be successful. When viewers who didn't like the 4Kids Dub of said show overheard about the new English Dub, they decided to watch the first episode of the new English Dub, it was praised for being an massive improvement to the 4Kids Dub and way better than it. It would be set out to have 10 Episodes for each Season resulting in the show to air from 2008 up until 2014 with 5 Seasons(with the final season split into 2 parts; Season 5A first aired in January of 2014 and Season 5B aired in June of 2014). Around early 2021, FlameTV got a call of wanting to know if they would like to make an English Dub for the Reboot of Tokyo Mew Mew, they would accept it and have it premiere in 2022. This was handled by both Crunchyroll and Flame Dubbing Studios. Episode Plot: While Ichigo Momomiya is on her first date with Masaya Aoyama, she is bathed in a strange light and sees herself being merged with a cat. Afterwards, she begins to display cat-like behaviors. The next day, Ichigo follows Masaya into a park, where a strange jellyfish-like creature takes over a rat's body, turning it into a monster. Ryou Shirogane saves Ichigo and gives her a power pendant allowing her to transform into Mew Ichigo. With her new powers, she defeats the monster, turning it back into a normal rat. Afterwards, Ryou refuses to explain what just occurred, so the newly arrived Keiichirou Akasaka offers to do so instead. Characters: FlamerTheCat as Ichigo Momomiya/Mew Ichigo DogeDestroyer as Masaya Aoyama Unknown Scratcher as Miwa Honjo Unknown Scratcher as Moe Yanagida Unknown Scratcher as Sakura Momomiya (voice, mentioned) Unknown Scratcher as Shintaro Momomiya (mentioned) Unknown Scratcher as Keiichiro Akasaka Unknown Scratcher as Ryou Shirogane Unknown Scratcher as Masha Trivia: Unlike the Japanese Version of the Show, some of the music(sometimes the sound effects) in this English Dub has it changed as some minor upgrades compared to the 4Kids Dub of Episode 1(Episode 2 because Episode 12 of the anime was placed as the pilot episode for a odd reason). Show Rating: TV-Y7/TV-PG/TV-14(it's possible some episodes had this rating instead due to some slight modifications to the atmosphere of the episodes. Not all Episodes are TV-Y7/TV-PG, some of them were be TV-14 due to some slight altering that was made to increase the usage of blood due to the fact Episodes that contained Blood had some modifications to crank the Show Rating up a notch) Link to the Episode: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cyB8oFe0H0M