Ichigo

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Ichigo (苺) is the Japanese word for strawberry. Authors have used it or other "Ichigos" (such as 一護) as the given name of a fictional character and an actress has taken it as her stage name.

The following fictional characters have this name:

  • Ichigo Kurosaki, the main character in Bleach, a manga by Tite Kubo. His name actually has a different meaning (and spelled differently from strawberry), but the pun is intentional.
  • Ichigo Momomiya (Zoey Hanson), the main character in Tokyo Mew Mew (Mew Mew Power) Means strawberry.
  • Ichigo Morino, a character in Please Teacher! and Please Twins!
  • Ichigo Shirayuri, a character in Kamikaze Girls (Shimotsuma Monogatari)
  • Hina Ichigo, a character in Rozen Maiden
  • Ichigotchi, a Tamagotchi character seen in Versions 1, 2, and 4 of the new Tamagotchi Connections. Ichigotchi had the shape of a stawberry.

The names of the following series contain "ichigo":

  • Ichigo 100% (いちご 100%) is a manga about the life of Junpei Manaka and his many love interests, including Aya Tojo, Tsukasa Nishino, Satsuki Kitaoji, and Yui Minamito.
  • Ichigo Mashimaro, or Strawberry Marshmallow in English, is a manga about the adventures of four elementary school girls and a high school student.

It is also a name of a military operation during World War II, see Operation Ichigo

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