Super Doll Licca-chan

Anything by Licca chan can be easily compared to the adventures of these three kids, and the enemies blocking the way. Very colorful designs and positive message is told at the end in both. 

While different genres (magical girl / super robot), both feature a very young protagonist that gets most of the screen time, focusing on day to day life, but does no actual fighting. The fighting is done by (group of) protector(s) that steps in to save the day, then to quickly vanish thereafter. In both shows, the bad guys are a group of hilarious small fries, led by a pure evil head honcho.  

It is similar to Super Doll Licca-chan because the main protagonist Chacha is also a princess that is also being kidnapped by bad guys to get her throne. The difference is that Chacha transforms into a magical princess with the help of her two friends that loves her and Licca needs to call for magical dolls to help save her from danger. 

The group of friends with the help of magical creatures are trying to save magical kingdomsl with the help of magical creatures. Both series are intended for younger audience and therefore are very pure, cute and naive. The songs have a special meaning for the series and are used as magical tools. 

In both series a group of friends uses magical creatures in order to fight evil. They also have the same pure and cute feeling about them as the series are ment for children. 

Even If Super Doll Licca-chan Is Very Old, Watching Busou Shinki. Reminded Me of It. Fighting Dolls That Serv They're Master.