Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy (TV)
A Little Snow Fairy Sugar (manga)
Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy Summer Special (sequel)
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| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - Sweet Mischief (DVD 1) 2003-04-08 (from $5.00) |
| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - Sweet Mischief + Artbox (DVD 1) 2003-04-08 |
| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - Friends and Dreams (DVD 2) 2003-06-10 |
| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - The Bear Pianist (DVD 3) 2003-08-12 (from $5.00) |
| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - Magical Sparkling Days (DVD 4) 2003-10-14 (from $5.00) |
| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - Home Sweet Home (DVD 5) 2003-12-09 (from $5.00) |
| Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy - Sugar Baby Love (DVD 6) 2004-02-10 (from $5.00) |
| Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy - Collection 1 (DVD 1) 2009-10-27 (from $29.99) |
Series director: Shinichiro Kimura Series Composition: Yasunori Yamada Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Shinkichi Mitsumune Original creator: Character Design: Keiko Kawashima Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Animation director: Planning: Hiroaki Sakurai Sound: Yota Tsuruoka Theme Song Arrangement: Shinkichi Mitsumune (OP/ED 2) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Joe Lemon ("Sugar Baby Love" - Japanese) Theme Song Performance: | Masumi Asano as Saga Bergman Tomoko Kawakami as Sugar Akiko Hiramatsu as Cinnamon Akiko Nakagawa as Anne Asami Sanada as Phil Chikako Akimoto as Regina (Saga's grandmother) Chinami Nishimura as Gretta Fumihiko Tachiki as Choro-sama (Elder) Kaori Mizuhashi as Pepper Kenji Nojima as Turmeric Kotono Mitsuishi as Ginger Sawa Ishige as Norma Tomo Saeki as Salt Yumiko Kobayashi as Basil Akiko Hiramatsu as Hanna-sensei Chiaki Takahashi as Dove Fumihiko Tachiki as Joe the Crow Hideyuki Umezu as Henry Hiroshi Naka as Greta's father Hiroshi Shimaka as Hammond Hisayoshi Suganuma as Wind Fairy (ep 16) Jun Fukushima as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Luchino Kurumi Mamiya as Lancelot the Turtle Masayo Kurata as A Young Girl Mayumi Asano as Cheryl Miki Itou as Dr. Barbara Mitsuo Iwata as Vincent Reiko Suzuki as Boy B (ep 16) Taeko Kawata as Kanon Takeharu Onishi as Farmer A (ep 16) Takuo Kawamura as Neighbor (ep 15) Tomohisa Asou as Farmer C (ep 16) Yasuhiko Kawazu as Farmer B (ep 16) Yasunori Matsumoto as Paul Yoshiko Mori as Miranda Yuko Minaguchi as Saga's mother Yuko Sasamoto as Yuri Shiratori as Snow Fairy Misuki Saito (ep 15) Nobuyuki Tanaka (ep 15) Tadasuke Oomizu (ep 15) Takayuki Fujimoto (ep 15) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: ADR Script: Darlene Waddington Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto ADR Editor: ADR Recording Editor: ADR Recording Engineer: AVID Editor: Alex Agoston Editing: Production Assistant: Sawako Furuya Re-Mix Engineer: Recording engineer: Rob Bourque Subtitling: | Michelle Ruff as Saga Bergman Reba West as Sugar Darcy Fitzwater as Regina Ethan Murray as Hope Grandflower as Ginger (ep 5+) Ian Hawk as Salt Jane Alan as Jennifer Sekiguchi as Greta Kari Wahlgren as Cinnamon (ep 7) Kay Jensen as Cinnamon (eps 13, 16 - 19, 21 - 24) Lara Curci as Pepper Steve Cannon as Phil Steve Kramer as The Elder Stevie Bloch as Norma Tony O'Donnell as Phil Bob Pappenbrook as Hammond Ethan Murray as Thunder Fairy Grant George as Henry (ep 1) Jane Alan as Greta's Mother Jennifer Sekiguchi as Saga's Mother Jessica Gee as Jim Taggert as Kay Jensen as Marie Danielle as Kanon Melissa Williamson as Cheryl Mona Marshall as Rafael Antonio as Vincent Steve Cannon as Wind Fairy Steve Kramer as Tony O'Donnell as | |||||||
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| (none) | Hazel Hernan as Saga Bergman Rona Aguilar as Sugar Charmaine Cordoviz as Grace Cornel as Rowena Benavidez as Charmaine Cordoviz as Hazel Hernan as Snow Fairy | |||||||
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