Video:

Nice R1 rip. Crisp and clear. There is some pixelation, but I really only noticed it during the opening and ending.

Audio:

Nothing to complain about on my simple stereo TV. I only listened to the Japanese audio. I switched to the English dub for some seconds, but of course it was crappy as always, when you have 30 year old women dubbing 9 year old girls.

Subtitle:

R1 ripped. There are two minor faults: Sometimes there's a big "I" when the letter should be a small "i". And on few occasions where onscreen text is subbed the subline for the dialogue is missing. But apart from these small errors it's close to perfect.

Comment:

This is a rip of the MI set (logo shows up every second episode or so). This was one of the sets I bought without knowing anything about it. My friends laughed at me when they saw that I bought this show. But actually, this is a very nice show. It may be for children, but it's not childish. A little bit like "Perfect Blue" for kids, showing a lot of the mechanisms of the Japanese Idol and entertainment industrie. And they don't overdo the magic, there's only one spell - Miho's transformation into Lala, nothing else. I liked it, and you don't need to be ashamed if you wanna watch it. RECOMMENDED! Equipment used: Sony DVP NS-300 codefree PAL player, SEG 430-II PAL player, cheap Grundig 27" PAL Stereo TV