My Bride is a Mermaid

Apr. 01, 2007 TV Tokyo

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Animation Comedy

My Bride is a Mermaid - Plot summary

Nagasumi’s in hot water after a beautiful, young mermaid named Sun saves him from drowning. The deep-sea sweetheart’s dad is a merman yakuza prone to executing anyone who learns his family’s scaly secret! Luckily, there’s a catch – if Nagasumi agrees to marry Sun, he just might avoid sleeping with the fishes!

Original title 瀬戸の花嫁

TMDb Rating 5.76 25 votes

First air date Apr. 01, 2007

Last air date Sep. 30, 2007

Seasons 1

Episodes 26

Average Duration 24 minutes

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The show My Bride is a Mermaid showcases the acting talents of Ayumi Tsunematsu (as Saturn) Atsushi Imaruoka (as Nagasumi's father) Takehito Koyasu (as Shark Fujishiro) Noriko Rikimaru (as Class President) Masahito Yabe (as Hideyoshi Sarutobi) The cinematic work, lasting approximately minutes, has been rated 5.76 by users on TMDb, with the rating reflecting the views of 25 users..

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