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Fairy Princess Minky Momo

The Fairy Princess Minky Momo franchise is returning with a new OVA, Fairy Princess Minky Momo: A Duo of Sincerity Toward a Dream of Longing, which opens in Japanese theaters on November 13. The OVA is the first new animated entry since 1994.

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The Fairy Princess Minky Momo franchise, which began with the 1982 television series directed by Kunihiko Yuyama, is reviving after a 32-year gap with a new OVA. The film, titled Fairy Princess Minky Momo: A Duo of Sincerity Toward a Dream of Longing, opens in Japanese theaters on November 13. It is directed by Ayumu Watanabe at Ashi Production, with a script by Deko Akao and character designs by Hiroshi Watanabe and Mari Tominaga.

The story is set in Diginarsa, the land of dreams and hopes, which is sustained by dream energy. As humans lose their dreams and hopes, the dream energy decreases, threatening the land's existence. The king sends three companions-Chamocha, Dettabook, and Pipirupi-to seek help from Minky Momo. On her 12th birthday, a girl named Momo receives a smartphone and awakens as Minky Momo after meeting the companions, resolving to save Diginarsa. As she collects dream energy, a mysterious app becomes popular, but the dreams children share on the app are frivolous, driven by desire for recognition or views. Momo begins to question everyone's dreams.

The cast includes Kurumi Haruki as Minky Momo, with Fukushi Ochiai, Natsumi Fujiwara, and Rie Kugimiya in supporting roles. The OVA is the franchise's first new animated release since 1994's Minky Momo in The Station of Your Memories.

Key facts

Title
Fairy Princess Minky Momo: A Duo of Sincerity Toward a Dream of Longing
Release date
November 13
Director
Ayumu Watanabe
Studio
Ashi Production
Scriptwriter
Deko Akao
Character designers
Hiroshi Watanabe and Mari Tominaga
Lead voice actor
Kurumi Haruki as Minky Momo
Supporting voice actors
Fukushi Ochiai, Natsumi Fujiwara, and Rie Kugimiya
Previous animated release
1994's Minky Momo in The Station of Your Memories
Original 1982 series director
Kunihiko Yuyama

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ova · 2026-11-13 · Japan · 2026-06-10

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6d ago

New Fairy Princess Minky Momo OVA Reveals Cast, Visual, November Opening

The official website for the new Fairy Princess Minky Momo OVA has revealed a video, visual, and cast. The OVA stars Kurumi Haruki as Minky Momo, with Fukushi Ochiai, Natsumi Fujiwara, and Rie Kugimiya in supporting roles. It opens in Japan on November 13 and is the franchise's first new OVA in 32 years.

Jun 10

New Fairy Princess Minky Momo OVA Opens in Japanese Theaters on November 13

The official website for the new Fairy Princess Minky Momo OVA, titled Fairy Princess Minky Momo: A Duo of Sincerity Toward a Dream of Longing, announced on Saturday that the film will open in Japanese theaters on November 13. The OVA is the franchise's first new animated release since 1994's Minky Momo in The Station of Your Memories, marking a 32-year gap. The story is set in Diginarsa, the land of dreams and hopes, which is sustained by dream energy. As humans lose their dreams and hopes, the dream energy decreases, threatening the land's existence. The king sends three companions-Chamocha, Dettabook, and Pipirupi-to seek help from Minky Momo. On her 12th birthday, a girl named Momo receives a smartphone and awakens as Minky Momo after meeting the companions, resolving to save Diginarsa. As she collects dream energy, a mysterious app becomes popular, but the dreams children share on the app are frivolous, driven by desire for recognition or views. Momo begins to question everyone's dreams. Ayumu Watanabe directs the OVA at Ashi Production, with Deko Akao writing the script and Hiroshi Watanabe and Mari Tominaga handling character designs. The original 1982 series was directed by Kunihiko Yuyama.