Product Description Season Fairy apprentices Sugar, Salt and Pepper are busy everyday searching for the "Twinkles" they need to become full-fledged fairies, but the "Twinkles" are nowhere to be found. Far from that, they have no idea what the "Twinkles" look like. One day, the Elder of the fairy world appears. The three apprentices ask him for help but he scolds at them that they have to find it by themselves. On the other hand, Sugar practices her magic every day and night wherever she goes. At last, it annoys Saga so much that she gets in a fight with Sugar. Will they be friends again...? KEY SALES POINTS: Heart warming, cute family entertainment Anamorphic widescreen (16:9) Art direction by Shichiro Kobayashi (Panda! Go Panda!, Bezerk, Utena, Kimagure Orange Road) 4 page insert with interviews with the creator of "Sugar" Limited collectable postcard (while supplies last) DVD extras includes textless opening, original Japanese opening, character profiles and Pioneer previews Amazon.com Sugar, Pepper, and Salt continue their efforts to graduate from apprentices to full-fledged Season Fairies, while inadvertently causing problems for their human friend, Saga. Sugar and Saga still squabble, and when Sugar writes an apology, she inadvertently defaces a musical manuscript written by Saga's dead mother. Everyone's life is further complicated by the arrival of Elder, the chief of the Season Fairies, who's trying to find a way to declare his affections for Ginger the Rain Fairy. Salt helps Saga's friend Phil create an artificial aurora, although why he switched from opposing Phil's experiments to aiding them isn't clear. Sugar epitomizes the Japanese fondness for the hyper-cute. These saccharine mini-adventures may appeal to small girls, but few boys will enjoy them. The combination of adorable little characters, squeaky voices, and aggressively wholesome stories will set adults' teeth on edge. (Rated 3 and older) --Charles Solomon