Bottle Fairy
| Anime Title | Bottle Fairy |
| Anime Type | TV Anime Series |
| Applicable Genres | Seinen, Comedy |
| Anime Length | 13 Episodes (12 minutes each) |
| Recommended Fansub | Hikari no Kisei (HnK) |
| Plot Overview | Yes, I watched through the series and kept my dignity, unlike what you might think. This particular anime series is about 4 fairies, Kururu (the assumed leader of the group), Sarara (the "tomboy" of the group who is interested in fighting and sports), Chiriri (crazy about hats and soap operas), and Hororo (never stops thinking about food), who live in a house with "Sensei-san" and explore the world within the house over the course of a year. It mainly focuses on Japanese culture and traditions that occure throughout the year and is somewhat comical as the fairies often misinterpret the words and/or traditions, resulting an hilarity. |
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| Thoughts/Opinions | No, I'm not crazy. You try to look at those faces above and say no. To be honest though, I liked it. It's rather funny a lot of the times, and you learn a lot about Japanese culture and tradition, all wrapped in comedy. I actually learned quite a bit about Japanese holidays and traditions during those times. Some of the months with very few occasions are more or less just them learning about the world, but most months have some occasion, so you learn how they celebrate those occasions. If you have serious doubts about your dignity, don't watch it, because it's SUPER-KAWAII!! Like, overly cute. Which is probably my main complaint, just because it's just ridiculously cute. Otherwise, it's a good way to brush up on Japanese traditions. Another plus is that the sub group did the subs very well. All the fairy's sound very much alike, but the sub group actually color coded the subtitles to keep you straight. Kururu talks in Blue font (the Blue eyed Fairy), Sarara talks in Red Font (the Red Eyed Fairy), Chiriri talks in Yellow font (the yellow eyed fairy), and Hororo talks in green font (the Green eyed fairy), Tama talks in purple font (the little kid that's a next door neighbor). And when all the fairies say things together, each letter alternates colors. Same when say two of the fairies talk, where the colors alternate between every other letter. It makes it very easy to follow exactly who's talking. I kid you not, you actually learn stuff from this one. |
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