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In the second series (''Ojamajo Doremi # (Sharp)''), [[Late Arrival Spoiler|Onpu has reformed]] and Doremi gains a magical "daughter" called Hana that [[Has Two Mommies|she has to raise for one year]]. The third series (''Mo~tto! Ojamajo Doremi'') introduces American witch apprentice Momoko Asuka to help the group pass a test to become formal witches. This test involves turning their shop into a bakery for the season. The fourth and final television series (''Ojamajo Doremi Dokka~n!'') has Hana [[Plot-Relevant Age-Up|force-grow herself]] to the same age as Doremi so she can attend school with her "mommy". An OAV followed (''Ojamajo Doremi Na-i-sho'') that was set during ''Mo~tto'' and focused on various secrets held by the main characters.
The franchise was your standard [[Magical Girl]] affair, though there was very little evil-fighting. The series was instead driven by the characters and their development not only as [[Cute Witch
The series has been dubbed into several languages and released in multiple countries under the name ''Magical DoReMi''. In America it was licensed by [[4Kids! Entertainment|4Kids]], becoming the first version ''not'' to call the main character "Doremi" (instead they called her '''Do'''rie, turning Hazuki and Aiko into '''Re'''anne and '''Mi'''rabelle respectively to retain the pun in the title). While the first twenty-six episodes were aired on television, the last twenty-five were only available online.
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