Cheeky Angel Media
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Dedicated to finding and documenting different merch and media from the Cheeky Angel manga and anime, AKA Tenshi Na Konamaiki, before it becomes lost.
In one of the strangest pieces of merchandise I've ever seen, A digital alarm clock manufactured by "Shogakukan" for a "Shonen Sunday All-Star Special" very little information is known about it. According to a rough google translate, the alarm sound is a voice clip of Megumi.
October 10, 2025 at 6:21 PM
In one of the strangest pieces of merchandise I've ever seen, A digital alarm clock manufactured by "Shogakukan" for a "Shonen Sunday All-Star Special" very little information is known about it. According to a rough google translate, the alarm sound is a voice clip of Megumi.
A collection of "Cheeky Angel" themed Can Badges, along with a mini poster depicting other badges.
Can Badges are collectable metal pins that are either sold in blind bags (like this one) or come specifically bundled with things like a DVD or found at a limited time pop-up shop.
Can Badges are collectable metal pins that are either sold in blind bags (like this one) or come specifically bundled with things like a DVD or found at a limited time pop-up shop.
October 6, 2025 at 11:46 PM
A collection of "Cheeky Angel" themed Can Badges, along with a mini poster depicting other badges.
Can Badges are collectable metal pins that are either sold in blind bags (like this one) or come specifically bundled with things like a DVD or found at a limited time pop-up shop.
Can Badges are collectable metal pins that are either sold in blind bags (like this one) or come specifically bundled with things like a DVD or found at a limited time pop-up shop.
A collection of "Cheeky Angel" themed QUO cards.
A QUO card is the Japanese equivalent to a prepaid gift card.
A QUO card is the Japanese equivalent to a prepaid gift card.
October 5, 2025 at 11:59 PM
A collection of "Cheeky Angel" themed QUO cards.
A QUO card is the Japanese equivalent to a prepaid gift card.
A QUO card is the Japanese equivalent to a prepaid gift card.
A collection of illustrated telephone cards for the "Cheeky Angel" manga and anime (apologies for the low quality)
October 3, 2025 at 2:32 PM
A collection of illustrated telephone cards for the "Cheeky Angel" manga and anime (apologies for the low quality)
The fourth and final ending song made for the anime was called "Secrets & Lies" by "U-ka Saegusa In db" and was released in CD format on Febuary 5th, 2003. There does not seem to be a "Cheeky Angel" themed cover.
October 2, 2025 at 4:52 PM
The fourth and final ending song made for the anime was called "Secrets & Lies" by "U-ka Saegusa In db" and was released in CD format on Febuary 5th, 2003. There does not seem to be a "Cheeky Angel" themed cover.
A few promotional posters for the anime series. The first is for the third DVD volume of the anime. the second is for the debut single of "Kitahara Aiko" and the song "Grand Blue", the first anime opening. The third is for the CD for "Tears Go By", the third anime ending song.
October 1, 2025 at 3:58 PM
A few promotional posters for the anime series. The first is for the third DVD volume of the anime. the second is for the debut single of "Kitahara Aiko" and the song "Grand Blue", the first anime opening. The third is for the CD for "Tears Go By", the third anime ending song.
In the year 2000, "Cheeky Angel" tied with "Case Closed" (AKA "Detective Conan") in the Shogakukan Manga Awards in the Shonen category. Commemorative, limited edition Zippo lighters were made in celebration, although it is unclear if these were sold publicly.
September 30, 2025 at 8:42 PM
In the year 2000, "Cheeky Angel" tied with "Case Closed" (AKA "Detective Conan") in the Shogakukan Manga Awards in the Shonen category. Commemorative, limited edition Zippo lighters were made in celebration, although it is unclear if these were sold publicly.
A Cel from this commercial was found online.
September 30, 2025 at 3:01 AM
A Cel from this commercial was found online.
The third ending song for the anime is titled "Tears Go By" and is by "U-ka Saegusa In db" and was released on November 6th, 2002. I was again able to find both a Cheeky Angel themed cover and a regular cover.
September 29, 2025 at 6:50 PM
The third ending song for the anime is titled "Tears Go By" and is by "U-ka Saegusa In db" and was released on November 6th, 2002. I was again able to find both a Cheeky Angel themed cover and a regular cover.
The second theme song made for the anime was titled "Sun rise train" and was made by "Aiko Kitahara". A CD was made and released on November 6th 2002.
September 29, 2025 at 2:30 AM
The second theme song made for the anime was titled "Sun rise train" and was made by "Aiko Kitahara". A CD was made and released on November 6th 2002.
recently discovered: a promo poster for the game from Bandai
September 28, 2025 at 9:50 PM
recently discovered: a promo poster for the game from Bandai
On September 13th, 1999, Shonen Sunday put out an ad for their magazine, depicting their popular male characters pining after Megumi. Since the anime wouldn't release until 2002, this was our first look at Megu, Miki, and Genzo fully animated and voiced.
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youtu.be/CqHhPExibac?...
September 28, 2025 at 4:22 PM
On September 13th, 1999, Shonen Sunday put out an ad for their magazine, depicting their popular male characters pining after Megumi. Since the anime wouldn't release until 2002, this was our first look at Megu, Miki, and Genzo fully animated and voiced.
youtu.be/CqHhPExibac?...
youtu.be/CqHhPExibac?...
The second ending song made for the anime was titled "It's for You" and was also made by "U-ka Saegusa In db" and was as released on 28 August 2002. I cannot find any version without a "Cheeky Angel" design on it's cover.
September 28, 2025 at 2:14 AM
The second ending song made for the anime was titled "It's for You" and was also made by "U-ka Saegusa In db" and was as released on 28 August 2002. I cannot find any version without a "Cheeky Angel" design on it's cover.
The first ending song made for the show was "Whenever I think of You" by "U-ka Saegusa IN db" and also received a CD release on June 12th, 2002. It was released with both a regular cover and a Cheeky Angel themed cover, with the latter being especially difficult to find.
September 27, 2025 at 4:10 PM
The first ending song made for the show was "Whenever I think of You" by "U-ka Saegusa IN db" and also received a CD release on June 12th, 2002. It was released with both a regular cover and a Cheeky Angel themed cover, with the latter being especially difficult to find.
With many different openings and endings made for the show, there were a lot of CDs released to cover them all. One of them was for the first opening, "Grand Blue", by Aiko Kitahara and Akihito Tokunaga, and released on May 29, 2002.
September 27, 2025 at 2:42 AM
With many different openings and endings made for the show, there were a lot of CDs released to cover them all. One of them was for the first opening, "Grand Blue", by Aiko Kitahara and Akihito Tokunaga, and released on May 29, 2002.
It is very easy to find sellers with pirated/bootleg anime DVDs. and somehow Cheeky Angel is no different, with two prominent DVDs that promise the entire series with English subtitles between 2 disks. These typically use a real time translator and are of poor quality.
September 26, 2025 at 6:53 PM
It is very easy to find sellers with pirated/bootleg anime DVDs. and somehow Cheeky Angel is no different, with two prominent DVDs that promise the entire series with English subtitles between 2 disks. These typically use a real time translator and are of poor quality.
One of the most documented pieces of merchandise for the series is a Japanese exclusive PS1 virtual novel. Produced by Bandai and released on September 26th, 2002, it seems to be a general retelling of the story with CYOA options and multiple endings.
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September 26, 2025 at 1:52 PM
One of the most documented pieces of merchandise for the series is a Japanese exclusive PS1 virtual novel. Produced by Bandai and released on September 26th, 2002, it seems to be a general retelling of the story with CYOA options and multiple endings.
psxdatacenter.com/games/J/T/SL...
psxdatacenter.com/games/J/T/SL...
For Shonen Sunday's 40th anniversary in 1999, there were commemorative coins for their characters. Cheeky angel had 3 made for Megumi, Miki, and Genzo. The only proof of their existence are various listings online. The backs of the coins all look the same
September 26, 2025 at 12:39 AM
For Shonen Sunday's 40th anniversary in 1999, there were commemorative coins for their characters. Cheeky angel had 3 made for Megumi, Miki, and Genzo. The only proof of their existence are various listings online. The backs of the coins all look the same
A Cheeky Angel pencil board (or shitajiki) was made by the company "Movic". Despite their name being on the board itself, I can find no other evidence of this collaboration except for the eBay listing where I got mine.
September 25, 2025 at 6:24 PM
A Cheeky Angel pencil board (or shitajiki) was made by the company "Movic". Despite their name being on the board itself, I can find no other evidence of this collaboration except for the eBay listing where I got mine.
In 2003, Banpresto made plush crane game prizes for the Cheeky Angel anime. Only 5 are known to exist through images on myfigurecollection.net and consist of Genzo, Miki, and 3 outfit variations for Megumi
September 25, 2025 at 11:58 AM
In 2003, Banpresto made plush crane game prizes for the Cheeky Angel anime. Only 5 are known to exist through images on myfigurecollection.net and consist of Genzo, Miki, and 3 outfit variations for Megumi
In 1999, Weekly Shonen Sunday celebrated its 40th anniversary, and since 1999 was also the year Cheeky Angel was first published, it got to be a part of the celebration. One item made was a 300 peace jigsaw puzzle, and featured in the bottom middle is Megumi.
September 25, 2025 at 12:52 AM
In 1999, Weekly Shonen Sunday celebrated its 40th anniversary, and since 1999 was also the year Cheeky Angel was first published, it got to be a part of the celebration. One item made was a 300 peace jigsaw puzzle, and featured in the bottom middle is Megumi.
Although it is not perfect (with many scenes either cut, skipped, or repeated) this playlist is still the #1 search result on YouTube for Cheeky Angel, and is most likely where a lot of western fans got their first look at the show.
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youtube.com/playlist?lis...
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September 24, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Although it is not perfect (with many scenes either cut, skipped, or repeated) this playlist is still the #1 search result on YouTube for Cheeky Angel, and is most likely where a lot of western fans got their first look at the show.
youtube.com/playlist?lis...
youtube.com/playlist?lis...