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⭐ Rating: 7.3/10

📅 Year: 2003

🗣️ Language: Japanese

🎭 Category: Anime, Comedy, Web Series

🎬 Genre: Comedy, Animation

📺 Seasons: 1  •  Episodes: 13

👥 Cast: Nana Mizuki, Kaori Nazuka, Yui Horie, Ai Nonaka, Kisho Taniyama, Haruko Momoi

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Bottle Fairy (2003) is a Japanese comedy, animation web series, starring Nana Mizuki, Kaori Nazuka, Yui Horie. With an audience score of 7.3/10, it is highly rated by audiences. On MovieLinkBD Official you get the full story, cast & crew, ratings, the official trailer and exactly where to watch Bottle Fairy online in HD.

Bottle Fairy (2003) is a comedy, animation web series in Japanese. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Bottle Fairy online in HD.

Bottle Fairy — Storyline

Bottle Fairy follows a quartet of cute fairies as they play, study, and learn (often incorrect) lessons about the human world.

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Nana Mizuki, Kaori Nazuka, Yui Horie, Ai Nonaka, Kisho Taniyama, Haruko Momoi

Bottle Fairy — Series Details

First Air Date 2003-10-04
Seasons 1
Episodes 13
Genre Comedy, Animation
Language Japanese
Network tvk
Status Ended
Rating 7.3/10 (16 votes)

Bottle Fairy — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: April (2003-10-04) — Kururu: "This month, we studied about entrance ceremonies."
  • E2: May (2003-10-11) — The episode begins with Tamachan reminding the fairies that is Golden Week. This episode is very funny, with every fairy's thought of Kururu as a boy, every fairy's thought of Gold
  • E3: June (2003-10-18) — This episode starts with some rain and praying. But the fun part- a love letter is on Senseisan's desk, while Tamachan explains this is a letter of love, which the fairies make up
  • E4: July (2003-10-25) — This episode begins with a July adventure! Hororo runs with Oborochan as Kururu, Chiriri, and Sarara find them while using Tamachan's help defeating a snake as they climb up a wall
  • E5: August (2003-11-01) — This episode begins with the beach- it's time to go swimming! But the fairies never get a chance- even though they eat food and have fun in a August festival. Their chance to final
  • E6: September (2003-11-08) — This episode starts with the first day of school, September! The fairies preview their way in their own school and end up graduating. This episode is full of education and a hot sp
  • E7: October (2003-11-15) — October would be Halloween, but this episode starts with a poetry contest, and yes, they want Tamachan to judge their poetry. But Tamachan cares for her video game instead. Hororo
  • E8: November (2003-11-22) — This episode starts with November's beautiful blooming flowers. Kururu notices that one of the flowers wasn't blooming at all. This is when they ask Tamachan for her "wise" advice.
  • E9: December (2003-11-29) — This episode starts with "Santa Kururu." It is New Year's Eve, when Tamachan got very upset with the fairies after realizing that the fairies haven't done any of the required chore
  • E10: January (2003-12-06) — December continues, but now it is New Year's Day. This is a episode anyone will love. Tamachan introduces Sugoroku to the fairies, a Japanese board game that helps the fairies cele
  • E11: February (2003-12-13) — The first thing you think of in February is Valentine's Day, which is exactly what this episode is about! Love, chocolate, and heart throbbings seem new to the fairies as the episo
  • E12: March (2003-12-20) — This episode has a March graduation, dolls, a star, and a chance to become human! The fairies experience "good-bye" as they accidentally become one human, named Kusachiho. The fair
  • E13: and then… (2003-12-27) — This episode begins after the surprise at March, the fairies became a human instead of "humans," which the human was named Kusachiho. It begins with Senseisan getting ready for sch

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Bottle Fairy have? 1 season(s) with 13 episodes.

Where can I watch Bottle Fairy? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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