Little Snow Fairy Sugar

One day Saga runs across a starving season fairy and feeds it a waffle. Saga learns Sugar is an apprentice season fairy who is able to change the weather by playing a musical instrument.

Sugar goes to school with Saga to learn more about the human world, but keeps getting Saga in trouble. Two other fairies, Salt and Pepper, join Sugar and cause a ruckus.

In order to become full-fledged seasoned fairies, Sugar, Salt, and Pepper need to each find a “twinkle," though none of them know exactly what one is.

The fairies refuse to give up on their search for “twinkles". A group of birds hint that they should try checking the school, but they find nothing except for more trouble.

The fairy Elder comes to check on his apprentices and to get closer to the rain fairy, Ginger. His attempts to get her attention are hindered by questions about “twinkles”.

Sugar is always getting into trouble and on Saga’s nerves, but this time she damages one of Saga’s most important possessions while trying to clean up a mess.

It looks like Sugar and Saga’s friendship is over for good. Even though they miss each other, both are too stubborn to apologize first.

No one believes Phil the inventor when he says he will create an artificial aurora. Salt ends up becoming his assistant, even though she doesn't believe in Phil's abilities.

The Hammond Theater group comes to town with the story of the Bear Pianist, a heart-warming play. One of the young actors, Vincent, makes a careless remark and upsets Saga.

The fairies are curious and sneak backstage to watch the play. Of course, trouble quickly follows and they end up almost completely ruining the production.

Saga can’t understand why Vincent acts so oddly around her, and she thinks his piano playing is disgraceful. Sugar and her friends try to find out if he can really see them.

Everyone is surprised when Vincent asks Saga to play the piano in the last performance after he sprains his hand. Sugar supports Saga and helps her overcome her stage fright.

Sugar hasn’t seemed to have found her “twinkle," but her magic flower has begun to bud. They take a trip to continue searching, but a completely different adventure awaits.

Pepper lives in a vet clinic and meets Lancelot the turtle. Turtles are not meant to fly, but Lancelot still dreams of it. Pepper tries to help make his dream come true.

A young, lively girl has come to stay with Grandmother Regina. She manages to exhaust Saga and even the energetic Sugar herself.

The fairies go on a field trip to practice their magic and gain more experience. Sugar hopes to one day be like her mother, visits a town where that season's snow has yet to arrive.

Saga waits for Sugar and the other fairies to return from their trip. A storm has just hit an area where her friends must travel, which greatly worries her.

The traditional festival has come to Mühlenburg! Saga and Sugar join in the fun and games and have a very remarkable day.

Sugar’s magical flower is set to bloom. While helping to clean after the festival, Sugar and Saga find that something is missing and must retrace their steps to find it.

Saga goes to play her mother’s piano with Sugar in tow, but she finds that it has been sold. Sugar helps Saga search for the piano.

After Saga finds her mother’s piano, she decides to work overtime to buy it back and makes everyone worry about her.

Saga keeps working to reclaim the piano with Sugar's help. Salt and Pepper tell Sugar that they found their “twinkles." Sugar is happy, but upset that she hasn’t found hers.

Saga’s piano is about to be delivered by Greta and Luchino when things go awry and the piano is accidentally pushed down a hill.

Sugar finally learns what her “twinkle” is and the time comes for her to leave. Sugar and Saga say their final farewells, and Sugar's magical flower blooms beautifully.

Due to Sugar's mischief, Saga finds herself cast in the lead role of her class play. Rehearsals do not go very smoothly, as Saga's stage fright gets in the way. Sugar comes along to give her support and encouragement.