Lunlun was a typical girl living in France until, on her fifteenth birthday, she met a pair of talking animals named Nubo and Cato. They shared with Lunlun the story of the Flower Star: a world where flower faeries escaped to in order to be free of the greed and cruelty of humans; and also of their quest to find a successor to the Flower Planet's throne. This special girl must find the multi-colored flower that can only be found by someone who truly knows the meaning of love and kindness, and they’ve chosen Lunlun for the task. With the help of a magical pin that harnesses the power of the flowers, Lunlun, her two new friends, and a mysterious photographer named Serge set forth to find the flower – but their quest won't be easy as a selfish fairy named Togenishia and her servant Boris are hot on their trail!

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Do keep in mind this is a magical girl's anime, it's demographic is towards young girls. Nonetheless, I still watched it. So the story is about a girl who travels around trying to find this Rainbow Flower thingie. She has this magical item that allows her to transform into different outfits by using flowers, a bit hard to explain. The power changes after a bit. The main thing that I loved about it was the never ending adventure, she goes to different places and meets different people. Very wholesome stories. Deal with the animation, it was animated in 1979, they tried their best. The backgrounds look quite pretty the animation is fine for the time. The sound was also fine. The main characters are a 15 year old girl, her pets, the main villain, and the villain's sidekick. I do think the villain was a bit bland, just someone trying to steal the Rainbow Flower from the main character. The characters we meet along the way are very interesting, they have their own troubles and goals. Each one of them offer a great story. Overall, a great anime to watch for wholesomeness. It sorta reminds me of Violet Evergarden, if you like that, then you'll enjoy this one too.

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