Shugo Chara!
しゅごキャラ！
Amu Hinamori is a 5th grade transfer student who is fashionably cool, tough and independent. Despite this, she is also a girl who seems unapproachable, both at home and at school. In reality, the "Cool and Spicy" role she plays is just a facade that she unconsciously plays. With her guardian characters, she fights the Easter Company who is extracting people's eggs to create X Eggs & X Characters in search of a special egg called the Embryo. (Source: Crunchyroll)
Shugo Chara! is a tv with 51 episodes, from Fall 2007, produced by Satelight, rated 7.1/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
Amu Hinamori is a 5th grade transfer student who is fashionably cool, tough and independent. Despite this, she is also a girl who seems unapproachable, both at home and at school. In reality, the "Cool and Spicy" role she plays is just a facade that she unconsciously plays. With her guardian characters, she fights the Easter Company who is extracting people's eggs to create X Eggs & X Characters in search of a special egg called the Embryo. (Source: Crunchyroll)
Main Characters
Tags
- Primarily Child Cast — Main cast is mostly composed of characters below a high school age.
- Shoujo — Target demographic is teenage and young adult females.
- Magic — Prominently features magical elements or the use of magic.
- Henshin — Prominently features character or costume transformations which often grant special abilities.
- Female Protagonist — Main character is female.
- School — Partly or completely set in a primary or secondary educational institution.
- Chibi — Features "super deformed" character designs with smaller, rounder proportions and a cute look.
- Fairy — Prominently features a character who is a fairy.
- Coming of Age — Centers around a character's transition from childhood to adulthood.
- Tsundere — Prominently features a character who acts cold and hostile in order to mask warmer emotions.
- Anti-Hero — Features a protagonist who lacks conventional heroic attributes and may be considered a borderline villain.
- Rehabilitation — Prominently features the recovery of a character who became incapable of social life or work.