The appeal and reviews of Sugar Bunnies: a new standard for children's animation

The appeal and reviews of Sugar Bunnies: a new standard for children's animation

Sugarbunnies: A tale of sweet dreams and friendship

The 2007 animated TV series "Sugarbunnies," based on Sanrio characters, is a heartwarming story about sweet treats and dreams. It airs on TV Tokyo's "Kitty's Paradise PLUS" every Tuesday from 7:30 to 8:00 and consists of 26 episodes. Directed by Kugimiya Hiroshi and animated by Asahi Productions, Sanrio's charming characters come to life on the screen.

Story and Themes

"Sugarbunnies" depicts the adventures and growth of rabbits who live in the sweet world of Sugarbunnies Field. Each of the main characters has a different occupation, and there are characters with a wide variety of skills, such as a florist, boulanger, jam maker, barista, glass blower, and gelatier. Although they face various difficulties in their daily lives, they cherish their friendship and dreams, and grow by supporting each other.

The story centers around the Sugarbunnies' participation in a pastry chef championship. Through this competition, they pursue their dreams and deepen their bonds with their peers. Each episode follows the individual storylines of the characters, allowing viewers to see their growth and deepening friendships.

Character Introduction

There are many characters with unique personalities in "Sugar Bunnies." The main characters are introduced below.

  • Momousa and Hanausa : Florist. A girl who works at a flower shop, she has a kind and cheerful personality.
  • Komugi-Usa, Panda-Usa : Boulanger. A boy who is a baker, he is serious and hardworking.
  • Strawberry Usa, Blueberry Usa : They are jam maker girls who are very creative and good at coming up with new recipes.
  • Latte Usa, Cappuccino Usa : Barista. A boy who is a coffee craftsman, he is passionate and particular about his technique.
  • Blue-eared Rabbit : A glass craftsman boy who loves delicate work and creates beautiful creations.
  • Spotted Rabbit, Mint Rabbit : Gelatiere. A boy who works as a gelato craftsman, he loves sweet things and is always researching new flavors.

Voice actors and staff

The voice actors for "Sugarbunnies" are impressive, bringing out the individuality of each character. Many popular voice actors are involved, such as Yui Horie as Shirousa, Akiko Kimura as Kurousa, and Yukari Tamura as Momousa and Hanausa. The main staff is also well-stocked, with professionals from various fields gathered together, including director Hiroshi Kugimiya, character designer and chief animation director Shinichiro Takagi, series composers Chinatsu Hojo and Yoshio Urasawa, and music composer Tsuyoshi Takahashi.

Episodes and subtitles

Each episode of "Sugarbunnies" is a heartwarming story that depicts the growth and friendship of the characters. Below are the subtitles of all 26 episodes.

  • Episode 1: Departure from Bunny's Field (2007/04/03)
  • Episode 2: Meeting Sophia (2007/04/10)
  • Episode 3: We are Sugar Bunnies (2007/04/17)
  • Episode 4: Charlotte's Dream (2007/04/24)
  • Episode 5: Catherine and Tomousa (2007/05/01)
  • Episode 6: Mom's Sweets (2007/05/08)
  • Episode 7: The Road to the Pastry Chef Championship (2007/05/15)
  • Episode 8: Pierre the Barista (2007/05/22)
  • Episode 9: Françoise's Tarte Tatin (2007/05/29)
  • Episode 10: Mom and Dad with Dreams (2007/06/05)
  • Episode 11: Marunu's Determination (2007/06/12)
  • Episode 12: A Dream Found (2007/06/19)
  • Episode 13: Catherine's Birthday (2007/06/26)
  • Episode 14: A Wonderful Delivery (2007/07/03)
  • Episode 15: Making a wish in sweets (2007/07/10)
  • Episode 16: Rival Appears (2007/07/17)
  • Episode 17: The exciting main event begins! (2007/07/24)
  • Episode 18: The Winner is... (2007/07/31)
  • Episode 19: What's important? (2007/08/07)
  • Episode 20: Are you going far away?! (2007/08/14)
  • Episode 21: New Flowers? New Jam? (2007/08/21)
  • Episode 22: Pierre's Stew (2007/08/28)
  • Episode 23: Delicious Secret (2007/09/04)
  • Episode 24: Exciting Picnic (2007/09/11)
  • Episode 25: Reflected in the Spoon... (2007/09/18)
  • Episode 26: Adieu! Bunnies (2007/09/25)

Related works and series development

"Sugar Bunnies" is a series of several works. Related works are introduced below.

  • Sugar Bunnies Unaired Episodes
  • Sugarbunnies Chocolat!
  • Sugarbunnies Chocolat! Unaired episode
  • Sugar Bunnies Fleur
  • Sugarbunnies Fleur Unaired episode

These works depict the new adventures and growth of the Sugarbunnies, making them a series that fans cannot miss.

Theme songs and music

The theme song of "Sugar Bunnies" is an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work. The theme song and music are introduced below.

  • OP1
    • Title: It's going to be fine
    • Lyricist: Sachiko Kusumoto
    • Composer: Tsuyoshi Takahashi
    • Sung by: Shirousa (Yui Horie), Kurousa (Akiko Kimura)
  • ED1
    • Title: Welcome to Bunny's Field
    • Lyricist: Sachiko Kusumoto
    • Composer: Tsuyoshi Takahashi
    • Vocals: Yoshida Hitomi

Ratings and Recommendations

"Sugarbunnies" is a show that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. The story, which has a sweet treat and dream theme, will give viewers a comfortable, soothing and moving experience. In addition, the episodes that depict the friendship and growth of the characters will give viewers empathy and courage.

This series is especially recommended for those who like Sanrio characters and those who like sweet things. It is also a great series to watch with the whole family. Each episode is short, only 10 minutes, so you can easily enjoy it even during your busy daily life.

In addition, "Sugarbunnies" is being developed as a series, so after watching it, be sure to check out the related works. You can enjoy new adventures and character development.

Conclusion

"Sugarbunnies" is a heartwarming animated series that tells the story of sweet dreams and friendship. Episodes depicting the growth and friendship of unique characters will inspire and encourage viewers. Please step into this sweet world and enjoy the adventures of the Sugarbunnies.

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