Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Miracle Girls
"Miracle Girls" is based on a manga of the "Mahou Shoujo", or "Magical Girl", genre created by Nami Akimoto (other notables in this genre would be "Sailor Moon" and "Card Captor Sakura") . It was later adapted into a 51 episode TV anime by Nippon Animation, and eventually it was turn into a game as well. The manga is about the twin sisters Tomomi and Mikage Matsunaga, and their love lives in high school. The twins have ESP powers, but they always try and hide this fact from their friends-only Mr. Kageura knows their secret! In this game, the sisters and their friends are suddenly teleported to a strange and magical world. You must help them find their missing friends and uncover the mysteries of this world as you play through levels of unique side scrolling platform action and a number of fun mini-games.
- Release date
- October 22, 1993
- Developer
- Now Production
- Publisher
- Takara
- Players
- 1
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Miracle Girls
"Miracle Girls" is based on a manga of the "Mahou Shoujo", or "Magical Girl", genre created by Nami Akimoto (other notables in this genre would be "Sailor Moon" and "Card Captor Sakura") . It was later adapted into a 51 episode TV anime by Nippon Animation, and eventually it was turn into a game as well.
The manga is about the twin sisters Tomomi and Mikage Matsunaga, and their love lives in high school. The twins have ESP powers, but they always try and hide this fact from their friends-only Mr. Kageura knows their secret!
In this game, the sisters and their friends are suddenly teleported to a strange and magical world. You must help them find their missing friends and uncover the mysteries of this world as you play through levels of unique side scrolling platform action and a number of fun mini-games.
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- Now Production
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- Takara
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