Kururu, Chiriri, Sarara, and Hororo are four faries who aspire to become human. To do this, they leave the fairy world to study for a year in our world. Aided by their friends Sensei-san and Tama, they have fun learning about topics ranging from school graduation ceremonies and sports festivals to romance and caring for flowers. But as the end of the year of study approaches, will they have learned enough to realize their dreams?
Saga is an ordinary girl who lives her life by planning everything ahead of time. Unfortunately, having a waffle-loving Snow fairy called Sugar follow her home was not a part of these plans! Together with apprentice fairies Salt and Pepper, Sugar must find the 'twinkles' that will make their magical flowers blossom, thus turning them into fully fledged season fairies. The trouble is, none of them actually knows what a 'twinkle' is! And so, with help from Saga and other friends, the trio begin their search, whilst having fun and perfecting their magic along the way.
Bottle Fairy and A Little Snow Fairy Sugar are both reasonably light-hearted anime featuring fairies who have come to live amongst humans and endeavor to learn about humanity.
A Little Snow Fairy Sugar features more depth and continual character and plot development, in contrast to Bottle Fairy, which primarily has an episodic format. Nevertheless, both anime are of similar genres and if you liked Bottle Fairy, or perhaps might have if the plot wasn't blatantly episodic, you may enjoy watching A Little Snow Fairy Sugar.
Both are super-cute series about fairies who come to this world to learn and have fun. In A Snow Fairy Sugar, Sugar, Salt and Pepper are training to become fully fledged season fairies. In Bottle Fairy, the fairies' ambition is to become human.
Both series have a very similar theme in ultra-cute fairies arriving in the human world to learn more about it. If one series makes you coo "Awwwww!" while smiling at the screen, chances are good the other will have the same effect!
Both of these shows center around a group of young fairies trying to learn about the world. Each day they learn something new about the human world. The fairies can only be seen by select people. The overall cuteness of these shows are off the charts. Girls, expecially younger ones, will love both these shows. The fairies also are all aiming for a goal (become human and become full season fairy). And of course, both are full of magic!
Whenever Keiichi is away, it's time for Belldandy, Skuld, and Urd to play. Follow the Adventures of the Goddesses as they shrink down and have fun with their Rat sidekick, Gan-chan. Be it battling Gan-zilla or kitchen appliance romance, the Mini-Goddesses are there to have a good time.
In both series we see small beings bringing their fantasies to life by use of their magic... yet nobody's perfect and unforeseen consequences are unavoidable. So if you enjoyed looking at the humor of the small cuties that try to solve the unusual problems that they've put themselves into, then also this anime is yours.
Both series are short in episode length, and focus on chibi characters and their antics. Neither really has much in the way of a plot, but both are cute and funny enough to get away with that!
Get ready for the adventures of the chibis!!
Both of these shows contain chibis, randomness, humor, and the crazy situations they get in to.
Don't miss the magic from both Mini-Goddess and Bottle Fairy! Watch them!
Small, cute and funny, if you liked this about either Adventures of Mini Goddess or Bottle Fairy, then you may well enjoy the other. Both are semi-slice of life anime about the day to day lives of these teeny girls.
Ten-year-old genius Chiyo, animal-loving Sakaki, loudmouth Tomo, athletic Kagura, weight-conscious Yomi and dim-witted Osaka are six friends who share laughs, good times, and a high school homeroom. With scary (and sometimes perverted) teachers, school festivals, penguin suits and general hilarity abounding, you can be sure that there's never a dull day in the life of one of these students!
Azumanga Daioh and Bottle Fairy have some similar characters, both contain hilarious randomness and deadly moeness. If you liked one the other one should suite your taste as well.
Tragedy struck Kotaro Higuchi as a child in the form of his mother's death in a car accident. But fate has a funny way of doing things, and years after the fact an angel-in-training named Misha decides to pay him a visit. Joined by his fellow elementary school students, and later by the nicest demon you'll ever meet, Kotaro and Misha will embark on a journey of laughs and love.
Bottle Fairy is a lot like Pita Ten. The overly cute shoujo character designs are an obvious similarity, as well as the ways in which the characters interact and the comedy style. These two anime are excellent recommendations for each other!
Deep in the mountains lies a library with the same name as one of its caretakers, Kokoro. With her sisters Inna and Aruto, she strives to uphold the best characteristic of a librarian -- to help users with all her heart. Join young Kokoro as she starts the journey to become a full-fledged librarian, while learning about life, and being the best she can be.
Personally I didn't like at all Kokoro Toshokan but Bottle Fairy was much better because episodes were not that long.
Well both are kinda similar so if you liked one of them, you might also like the other one too. I suggest small doses.