Masha (Tokyo Mew Mew)

Mini Mew (マシャ, Masha in Japanese), originally known as R2000, is the team mascot for the Mew Mews in Mew Mew Power. He is the first robot created by Elliott Grant and Wesley J. Coolridge III, with Ucha being the second.

After the Cyniclons are defeated at the end of the first series, Mini Mew chooses to stay with his owner Zoey Hanson when she goes to London with her boyfriend Mark. With Mini Mew's absence, this could be why Ucha was created and Mini Mew was not given to Berry Shirayuki, the protagonist of the second series.

Appearance & Personality
Mini Mew has a round, furry, pink body. He is small enough for people to hold him in one hand. He has pink cat ears and large pink eyes. He always appears to be blushing, like Ucha. Masha looks the same as the Masha from Tokyo Black Cat Girl. He is very protective of Zoey and tries to help in battles, but often fails to do so.

Abilities
Mini Mew can sense when someone is in trouble and, like Ucha, detect Predasites and Blue Aqua. He also is able to "collect" defeated Predasites by eating the jelly-filled Infusers so they do not attack anyone or anything again. While he does this, he exclaims "Collect!". He can also merge with Blue Aqua found by the Mew Mews to transform into the Strawberry Scepter, allowing any of the Mew Mews to perform the Blue Aqua Drops healing attack.

In the Mew Mew Power anime adaptation, Masha has a more extensive vocabulary, and tries, unsuccessfully, to assist the Mew Mews in some battles. Primarily communicating by repeating the sounds "pi" and "tweet", Masha does not appear to be designed to support high-level speech initially, though in Tokyo Mew Mew a la Mode he is once shown speaking in a complete sentence.

Trivia

 * Both Mini Mew and Ucha can transform into weapons to help assist their owners in battles (Ucha becomes Berry's main weapon, and Mini Mew becomes the Strawberry Scepter).
 * Tokyopop made a mistake of referring Mini Mew as a female in volume 3, while calling him male in the other volumes. The Masha in Tokyo Black Cat Girl is male, as is Mini Mew in the manga and the anime in Japan.