title_name=まもって守護月天 Mamotte Shugogetten
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まもって守護月天 Mamotte Shugogetten
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Guardian Angel Getten
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Magical Girl , Romance, Comedy
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Sakurano Minene
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Denshin Mamotte Shugogetten! (OVA, Sequel)
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'', known as '''''Mamotte Shugogetten''''' (まもって守護月天!) in Japan, is a manga by
Sakurano Minene that was created as an anime in 1998.
The story involves Shichiri Tasuke, a 14-year-old boy that receives a gift from his father who is traveling in China. The gift is a ring, and those pure of heart may gaze into it and receive a moon
Goddess named Shaolin.
The manga and anime bear similarities to ''
Oh My Goddess! '' in plot and characters. The manga was mysteriously discontinued after volume 11 and put on hiatus. It has since moved to another manga company and serialization has continued, under the title "Mamotte Shugogetten Retrouvailles"
Shaolin, who wears Chiniese styled costumes, has little understanding of the human world after spending a few thousand years in confines of the ring. Her purpose is to protect Tasuke and she does so by summoning different assistants called
Hoshigami (星神, literally "star gods") through the ring. She initially causes trouble for Tasuke by destroying harmless household objects in her efforts to protect Tasuke. After destroying some of the school she is banned from going there. Because of this, Shaolin sends Rishuu to protect Tasuke at school.
Shichiri Tasuke (七梨太助 ''Shichiri Tasuke''), a highschool student, son of a globe trotting archiologist father.
Keikounitten Ruuan is freed from a wand artifact by Tasuke, found in the same area as the ring that summoned Shaloin and sent to Tasuke by his father. Ruuan protects Tasuke by giving inanimate objects life.
Rishuu the tiny, pink-haired, telepathic hoshigami of Shaolin is given to Tasuke when he attents school. She is unable to speak to Tasuke so she communicates by writing on palm cards with a paintbrush.