Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy Summer Special
Synopsis
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.
Audience Consensus
The audience generally has a positive view of the Chicchana Yukitsukai Sugar Specials, particularly the OVA. It is seen as a return to the strengths of the original series, improving upon its flaws. The specials are praised for their writing and animation quality, suggesting a well-received continuation of the story.
Strengths
- The OVA avoids the flaws of the original series.
- The writing is deft and shows love and understanding of the original material.
- The special episodes maintain the quality of the original series in animation and writing.
Weaknesses
- The original series had a vaguely pedo-ish story arc.
- In the original series, the logic of Saga's interactions with fairies was inconsistent.