Legend of the Angel of Love, Wedding Peach (1995– )
"Wedding Peach" (original title)

Young teenager Momoko Hanasaki is given the power to turn into Wedding Peach, a battle angel charged with protecting love, as well as the Four Sacred Somethings; Four items that hold all ... See full summary »

Stars:

Kyôko Hikami, Yûko Miyamura, Yukana Nogami

Cast

Credited cast:
Kyôko Hikami	...	Hanasaki Momoko
Yûko Miyamura	...	Tamano Hinagiku
Yukana Nogami	...	Tanima Yuri
Yuka Imai	...	Angel Salvia
Yûji Ueda	...	Fuuma Yousuke
Shin'ichirô Miki	...	Yanagiba Kazuya
Miwa Matsumoto	...	Jamapi
Kazuki Yao	...	Pluie
Rica Fukami	...	Aquelda
Kotono Mitsuishi	...	Potamos
Kappei Yamaguchi	...	Takurou
Tomokazu Seki	...	Igunis
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Yuri Amano	...	Reiko (voice)
Elena Araoz	...	Mimiko (voice)
Meg Bauman	...	Manami (voice)

Storyline

Young teenager Momoko Hanasaki is given the power to turn into Wedding Peach, a battle angel charged with protecting love, as well as the Four Sacred Somethings; Four items that hold all love in their balance. Helping Momoko are her friends Yuri and Hinagiku, who have also received the powers of angels, the angel Sir Limone, and Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love.

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Plot Keywords:

magical girl | transformation | anime

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy | Fantasy | Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

ADV Films

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Release Date:

5 April 1995 (Japan)

Also Known As:

Legend of the Angel of Love, Wedding Peach

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

24 min 24 min (51 episodes)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The series shared members of the production staff with _"Bishôjo senshi Sailor Moon" (1992)_, leading to several stylistic similarities between the two shows.

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Crazy Credits

In the end of the final episode, the usual end credit sequence is replaced by a brief epilogue with a voice over narration by Aphrodite.

User Reviews

What's not to love about this series?

I'll admit. I didn't see much in this series when first heard about it; of course, after they showed the first episode on the Anime Network, I saw the synopsis and was drawn in.

Many would argue (including me) that this has an eerie resemblance to another great bishojo anime, Sailor Moon; That being said, it doesn't mean that it's a bad series.

Momoko and her friends aren't too far from the aforementioned anime in that they both have a male counterpart to assist them against their foes, they both have a universe that traces back to different worlds, (The Angel world reminds me of the Moon Kingdom.) and as far as I'm concerned, through this series, I think every one of us could learn a thing or two about the power of love and enduring friendship.

Despite the obvious mirroring of these series, Wedding Peach is definitely a must-watch anime.