is the fourth and final series of '' Ojamajo Doremi''. The series was directed by

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and produced by Toei Animation. It was broadcast on TV Asahi from February 3, 2002, to January 26, 2003, and lasted 51 episodes. The series deals with the sudden growth of Hana, who has aged herself voluntarily and is given permission to become a witch apprentice. At the same time, the former witch queen's curse has gone into full bloom, but the curse can be stopped if Doremi and the girls can remind her of her fondest memories, which involves the tedious task of recreating the gifts she made and received from her grandchildren. Aside from using soundtracks from the previous series, the opening theme song for ''Ojamajo Doremi Dokkān!'' was by MAHO Dou. The first ending theme song was titled , performed by Masami Nakatsukasa. The second ending theme song was by MAHO Dou and was only featured in the episodes that were airing throughout the summer. By episode 31, the ending song switched back to "Watashi no Tsubasa" for the remainder of the show. The final episode features a special all-cast version of "Watashi no Tsubasa" and was performed by the voice cast. This season ranked #15 on the 26th annual readers' poll in the June 2004 issue of ''

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''.

Episode list

References

{{Ojamajo Doremi 2002 Japanese television series debuts 2003 Japanese television series endings Ojamajo Doremi series Ojamajo Doremi episode lists