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Sugar Apple Fairy Tale is Dramatic, Angsty, Beautiful and SO Shoujo.
I have arrived in defense of one of my favorite releases of the season. Sugar Apple Fairy Tale is dramatic, angsty, beautiful and SO shoujo.
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As someone who is a massive shoujo consumer, be it in manga or anime form, I can with confidence say that it ha…
Read full review on AniList →In the mood for a shojo with fairies, sugar crafting, and sabotage? Sure, but don't expect too much
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#__Overview__
Sugar Apple Fairy Tale is yet another show worth its title.
The funny thing is, there are actually fairies involved, and it's not just a story fitting that definition.
Anne Halford (spelled with an E, because it sounds better) is a young gir…
Read full review on AniList →A really cute, romantic anime viewed from a feministic point of view
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This anime takes place in Highland Kingdom, a place that used to be a nation of fairies. They lived there in peace for centuries. The humans rebelled against them and made the fairies their servants and treated t…
Read full review on AniList →A Colourful And Vibrant Show, Marred By Shallow Conflict
This show was a colourful and vibrant fantasy that had some good ideas, but also showed us another shoujo series where the romance just isn’t all that interesting. Sure, I could go for the low-hanging fruit and criticize the slavery themes, or the age gap in the romance, but I’m not going to focus o…
Read full review on AniList →Sweet with a bitter aftertaste
A classic story of a girl desperate to achieve greatness in a sexist society and finds a reluctant ally in the form of a fairy slave which they form a genuine bond. It's sweet, fluffy, and more than often cliche. To understand this series, we have to break it down by its individual parts.
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