her Chae, and Sae helped Runa send back Kamachi by giving her the pendant. She is a student from the Children of the Stars School. Renmei-sama Runa's mother who had the power to travel between the two worlds. Seigo-sama Runa's father who helped Runa block out the third eye for a while and who left her at the front gate of the Children of the Stars School. He was a yin-yang master. Mit-chan Mit-chan is a character who almost died when she was running to Runa when she saw her and the traffic light was still red, but she was saved by Runa. Mit-chan is Runa's friend and the little girl who carries a teddy bear around everywhere. She is a student at the Children of the Stars School. Mana-chan Mana-chan is the character that praises Runa for being able to guess the lunch every day. She doesn't like that Sae yells at Runa, but is still friends with the both of them. She also worries about Runa a lot. She is a student from the Children of the Stars School. Kamachi Kamachi is a fairy who takes Sae as a hostage to try to get the Jewel of Everlasting Time from Runa and was going to be killed by Runa, but Mokke saves him and he gets sent back to the fairy world. Shizuku Shizuku is a mermaid. She sang in the park, which Luna admired. Later she found Luna unconscious, after being bitten by Kazan. Shizuku is in love with Ryoo. Reception "Fairy Navigator Runa is a persuasive new series that puts an original and more mature twist to the magical girl genre." — Rachel Bentham, activeAnime. "This is a very predictable girls’ fantasy, in which everyone is secretly magical and powerful." — Johanna Draper Carlson, Manga Worth Reading. "As Fairy Navigator Runa begins, it quickly appears to be going down a bland and generic path." — Matthew Warner, Mania. "Fairy Navigator Runa is an almost perfect example of the magical-girl genre that tweens love so well." — Brigid Alverson, Teenreads. References External links Fairy Navigator Runa 1 at Random House Magical girl anime and manga 2008 manga Shōjo manga Del Rey Manga Series of children's books Japanese children's novels