Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch

I am one of the fan of luchia nanami in mermaid melody or pichi pichi pitch .
since the story was based on sea creatures.
it does not bother me anyway.
coz since i was a kid, im really fun of mermaids.
and when i saw this, i was really happy.
and otherwise, meeting a cute boy Kaito .
that he has given the pearl, ;D
i do love luchia's character coz she's really friendly, and nice .
more importantly, she always wear a smiling face..
eventhough in times of troubles ;D

Lucia, Mermaid Princess of the North Pacific Ocean, sets out to land to find the boy she saved from a shipwreck seven years before the beginning of the story, to whom she had entrusted with her pink pearl. She eventually finds the boy: a surfer named Kaito Dōmoto. But as the human form Lucia assumed, named Lucia Nanami, bears very little resemblance to her mermaid form, Kaito cannot recognize her. She cannot tell Kaito who she really is; otherwise, according to mermaid folklore, she would turn into bubbles. She tries to convince Kaito into figuring out who she really is (since the legend does not say anything about the other person discovering a mermaid's true identity by himself).

At the same time, Lucia has been told that a group of water creatures or suiyō (水妖) have invaded the marine world and she must gather the six other Mermaid Princesses and their pearls to bring back the legendary goddess, Aqua Regina, to stop them. To fulfill this, she joins forces with Hanon and Rina, Mermaid Princesses who came up to dry land, use their pearls, turn into singing idols, and use their voices as an offensive power.

Lucia, Mermaid Princess of the North Pacific Ocean, sets out to land to find the boy she saved from a shipwreck seven years before the beginning of the story, to whom she had entrusted with her pink pearl. She eventually finds the boy: a surfer named Kaito Dōmoto. But as the human form Lucia assumed, named Lucia Nanami, bears very little resemblance to her mermaid form, Kaito cannot recognize her. She cannot tell Kaito who she really is; otherwise, according to mermaid folklore, she would turn into foam. She tries to convince Kaito into figuring out who she really is (since the legend does not say anything about the other person discovering a mermaid's true identity by himself).

At the same time, Lucia has been told that a group of water creatures or suiyō (水妖) have invaded the marine world and she must gather the six other Mermaid Princesses and their pearls to bring back the legendary goddess, Aqua Regina, to stop them. To fulfill this, she joins forces with Hanon and Rina, Mermaid Princesses who came up to dry land, use their pearls, turn into singing idols, and use their voices as an offensive power.

Mermaid songs

These songs are usually used in battle and as image songs.

* "Legend of Mermaid" by Lucia, Hanon, and Rina (Asumi Nakata, Hitomi Terakado, and Mayumi Asano)
* "Koi wa Nandarō" by Lucia (Asumi Nakata)
Translation: Just What is Love?
* "Super Love Songs!" by Lucia, Hanon, and Rina (Asumi Nakata, Hitomi Terakado, and Mayumi Asano)
* "Kizuna" by Lucia, Hanon, and Rina (Asumi Nakata, Hitomi Terakado, and Mayumi Asano)
Translation: BONDS
* "Yume no Sono Saki e" by Lucia, Hanon, and Rina (Asumi Nakata, Hitomi Terakado, and Mayumi Asano)
Translation: To the Place After a Dream
* "Splash Dream" by Lucia (Asumi Nakata)
* "Ever Blue" by Hanon (Hitomi Terakado)
* "Star Jewel" by Rina (Mayumi Asano)
* "Aurora no Kaze ni Notte" by Caren (Ema Kogure)
Translation: Riding on the Winds of the Aurora
* "Return to the Sea" by Sara (Kana Ueda)
* "Kodou ~Perfect Harmony~" by Lucia, Hanon, Rina, and Caren (with Coco and Noel in second version, and with Sara in third version)
(Asumi Nakata, Hitomi Terakado, Mayumi Asano, and Ema Kogure; second version also includes Satomi Arai and Ryoko Nagata; third version also includes Kana Ueda)
Translation: Throbbing ~Perfect Harmony~

Other songs:

* "Kuro no Kyōsōkyoku ~concerto~" by the Black Beauty Sisters (Miki Tsuchiya and Noriko Shitaya)
Translation: Concert of Darkness ~concerto~
Sometimes erroneously called "Voice in the Dark" after a repeated (and understandable for English-speaking viewers) line in the song.