A Little Snow Fairy Sugar Summer Special
Alternative title:
Chicchana Yukitsukai Sugar Special (Japanese)
Little Snow Fairy Sugar
Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy Summer Special
ちっちゃな雪使いシュガー特別編 (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
When Saga - now 15 years old - arrives at her home after a day of errands, her grandmother Regina discovers an old dress in the attic. At this point, Saga recalls the time her elementary class participated in a play titled "Princess and Fairy." She volunteered to play the role of the Princess while her rival Greta played the evil witch. The production of the school play reminded Sugar and the other fairies of the time "The Bear Pianist" played in the town not too long ago.
User Ratings:
180 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
24 minutes
Episode titles: We have 2
Vintage:
2003-08-21 to 2003-08-28
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Sugar Baby Love" by Yoko Ishida
Ending Theme:
"こころのピアノ [Kokoro no Piano (Piano's Heart)]" by Masumi Asano
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DVD (Region 1) |
A Little Snow Fairy Sugar - Collection 2 (DVD) 2009-11-17 (from $69.89) |
A Little Snow Fairy Sugar - Complete Collection [Sentai Selects] (DVD) 2016-05-03 (from $49.98) |
A Little Snow Fairy Sugar Summer Special (DVD) 2004-05-04 (from $18.01) |
A Little Snow Fairy Sugar Summer Special [Limited Edition] (DVD) 2004-05-04 (from $16.67) |
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Director: Shinichiro Kimura
Music: Shinkichi Mitsumune
Theme Song Arrangement: Shinkichi Mitsumune (OP/ED)
Theme Song Lyrics: Joe Lemon (OP - Japanese)
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Masumi Asano as
Tomoko Kawakami as
Akiko Hiramatsu as
Fumihiko Tachiki as
Kaori Mizuhashi as
Kenji Nojima as
Kotono Mitsuishi as
Taeko Kawata as
Tomo Saeki as
Yumiko Kobayashi as
Akiko Hiramatsu as
Akiko Nakagawa as
Asami Sanada as
Chikako Akimoto as
Chinami Nishimura as
Fumihiko Tachiki as
Hideyuki Umezu as
Jun Fukushima as
Kiyonobu Suzuki as
Mitsuo Iwata as
Naoko Minowa as
Sawa Ishige as
Yuko Sasamoto as
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Broadcaster: BS-i
Music Production: Pioneer LDC
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ADR Director: Ezra Weisz
Translation: Yurika Dennis
ADR Script: Darlene Waddington
Executive producer:
Eiichi Takahashi (Sentai Re-release) Hideki 'Henry' Goto John Ledford (Sentai Re-release)
ADR Editor: Gina Nuccio
Assistant producer: Sawako Furuya
AVID Editor: Alex Agoston
DVD Authoring: Neal Barnes (Sentai Re-release)
DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff (Sentai Re-release)
Media Coordinator: Janice Williams (Sentai Re-release)
Production Coordination: Janice Williams (Sentai Selects)
Re-Mixing Engineer: Thanos Kazakos
Subtitle Formatting: Christopher Williams (Sentai Re-release)
Subtitling: Anna Exter
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Michelle Ruff as
Reba West as
Hope Grandflower as
Ian Hawk as
Jane Alan as
Jennifer Sekiguchi as
Kay Jensen as
Lara Curci as
Steve Kramer as
Stevie Bloch as
Tony O'Donnell as
Darcy Fitzwater as
Grant George as
Jessica Gee as
Mari Daniel as
Mona Marshall as
Rafael Antonio as
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ADR Production: Media Concepts
Distributor: Section23 Films (North America; 2009)
DVD Encoding: DIVITEK
DVD Menus: DIVITEK
DVD Production: Seraphim Digital (Sentai Re-release)
Recording Studio: Media Concepts
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Distributor: Telesuccess Productions, Inc.
Dubbing: Telesuccess Productions, Inc.
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