Sugar Apple Fairy Tale

This show was gorgeously done with its visuals and dialogue. It was cute, fascinating, and had surprising depth. The plots were good and well executed but they seemed to be resolved rather quickly. It was almost like a car break check in the story line. The characters all have great personalities that don't blurry together but work together! Which is something great and rare to see! Visually it has some surprisingly touching moments. Honestly it really made me appreciate real sugar art and glass art.

The insanely fast plot at the end with the villain was very disappointing. You don't get to see if build. It's just in your face, ugly for a bit then gone. If it weren't for that it might have had a 8/10 from me, if not higher.

Sugar Apple Fairy Tale, a realm where magic intertwines with everyday life, is a place of wonder and enchantment. In this vibrant world, fairies flutter through the air, their delicate wings shimmering like spun sugar in the sunlight. The landscape is dotted with sugar apple trees, their branches heavy with sweet, jewel-like fruits that hold the essence of dreams.

At the heart of this mystical land lives a young girl named Anne, who possesses a rare gift-the ability to create beautiful art confections. Her days are filled with adventures as she explores the lush forests and meadows, guided by her fairy friends. Together, they uncover secrets and unravel the mysteries that lie hidden beneath the surface of their magical world.

Anne's journey is one of friendship, courage, and the discovery of her own inner strength. As she learns more about the fairies and their ancient lore, she realizes that the power of kindness and imagination can transform even the most challenging situations into opportunities for growth and happiness.

In Sugar Apple Fairy Tale, every day is a new chapter waiting to be written, filled with the warmth of love, the sparkle of magic, and the sweetness of possibilities.

I loved this so much! It's such an interesting plot and I love the animation! Their chemistry made me kick my feet and feel butterflies in my stomach. But my greatest takeaway is probably how inequality and misogyny were displayed in this anime. The way Anne was treated because of her talent and sex reflect modern society, especially in a male-dominated industry. And I honestly wasn't mad about the ending. Ya'll can just read the manga/novel or something and pick up where you left off. If you hate cliffhangers then don't watch this. If you don't have any plans to read the manga, this is not for you. To ya'll who enjoyed this despite the ending, cheers to you for loving this! We're getting season 2 soon! :D.

I am loving this anime!! I really hope they make season two. It's magical and unique. I am loving the storyline and the characters so far. The art of this anime is absolutely beautiful and magical. All the sugar art creations are lovely and unique. I love the connection Anne has with her artistic heritage and seeing her unique talent come through is so sweet. She took what her mother passed down to her and is finding her own unique artistic flare with it. I am just loving this so much. I really hope they continue on with this story. I can't wait to see how the characters connections develop along the way.

The story is beautiful, the characters are great and the plot is cleverly crafted. It is truely a fairy tale! Anne is a very interesting protagonist, a character whose strenght lies not in fighting skills but in art, she is a sugar artisan full of compassion and kindness. The world of humans and fairies is not without conflict, but this is what makes the show interesting, we have two different species at odds with each other and despite their differences, there are friendships created and true love blooming. Anne, Challe and the rest deserve a second season and I hope from the bottom of my heart that they will recive it.