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Pretty, Cutesy Cinnamon Angels!
Pretty, Cutesy Cinnamon Angels! (Japanese: プリ☆かわ☆シナモンエンジェルス!!) is a manga series featuring the Cinnamoangels; Mocha, Azuki, Chiffon. It can be considered a sub-series of Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll, as it is also contained in the Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll tankōbons.[1].
This manga was originally serialised in Shogakukan's Separate Grade Learning Magazines; specifically for Shōgaku San'nensei (Third Grade): September 2007-March 2008 and Shogaku Gonensei (Fifth Grade); May 2005-February 2007.[2]
Characters
- Mocha: Very proud of her ribbon collection. Loves ribbon and outfit coordination. Her favourites are pink flower ribbons which she usually wears.
- Chiffon: Loves exercise and is very active. Enthusiastic personality; she thinks maybe she'll get gold at the Olympics one day.
- Azuki: A traditional Japanese-style girl. Good at calligraphy and flower arranging. However, her most favourite thing is drinking tea outside. She also likes watching TV dramas set in historical times. She wonders if this makes her like an old lady.
References
- ↑ At least English tankobon 5
- ↑ Japanese Wikipedia (attribution) - taken at trust
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