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Title: Magical Fairy Persia (1984–1985)
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Little girl Pelsia can transform into a pretty teenager and tries to bring happiness to the world.
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Pelsia Hayami: Love energy?
Fairy: We need the love energy to bring Spring back to the country of Lovely Dream and to melt the frozen dreams.
Pelsia Hayami: I don't think I can do such a thing.
Fairy: Use this to transform yourself.
[She hands her a hair band]
Pelsia Hayami: Transform ?
Fairy: Yes, by transforming, you can collect the love energy... Say Paplico.
Pelsia Hayami: Paplico?
[The Magic Wand Appears]
[...]
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(Opening song #2)
Music by Yoshiaki Furuta
Arrangements by Kôji Makaino
Lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto
Performed by Mima
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Fairy: You have to collect the love energy.Pelsia Hayami: Love energy?
Fairy: We need the love energy to bring Spring back to the country of Lovely Dream and to melt the frozen dreams.
Pelsia Hayami: I don't think I can do such a thing.
Fairy: Use this to transform yourself.
[She hands her a hair band]
Pelsia Hayami: Transform ?
Fairy: Yes, by transforming, you can collect the love energy... Say Paplico.
Pelsia Hayami: Paplico?
[The Magic Wand Appears]
[...]
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Alternate Versions
In most foreign versions, the opening and ending credits of all episodes have been replaced by a montage of clips from various episodes and with a new song. Although the lyrics were obviously different in each country, the music was the same in Italy and France. See more »Soundtracks
Oshale Mesaluna(Opening song #2)
Music by Yoshiaki Furuta
Arrangements by Kôji Makaino
Lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto
Performed by Mima
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6 July 1984 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
El hada de las flores See more »Company Credits
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