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Sugar Sugar Rune (2005) — Seasons, Ratings & Cast | Insight Media Hub

Sugar Sugar Rune (2005)

Name: Sugar Sugar Rune
Genre: Comedy, Anime, Fantasy, Romance
Released: 2005-07-02
Cast: Juri Ihata, Marika Matsumoto, Ayaka Saito, Chieko Higuchi, Chisa Yokoyama

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1 season · 0 episodes~25 min/epEndedComedyAnimeFantasyRomance

Overview

Chocolat Meilleure and Vanilla Mieux are two witches who are pitched in a contest to see who will become the new Queen of the Witch World. They must travel to the Human World and collect the hearts of humans. Whoever collects the most "human hearts" wins. Even though they're rivals, the two are still best friends. Join them on this adventure!

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Network: TV Tokyo

Cast & characters

Juri Ihata

as Vanilla Mieux (Vanilla Aisu)

Marika Matsumoto

as Chocolat Meilleure (Chocolat Katō)

Ayaka Saito

as Waffle

Chieko Higuchi

as Yurika Kenjō

Chisa Yokoyama

as Blanca

Hiroki Konishi

as Pierre

Kenjiro Tsuda

as Rockin' Robin

Naoya Iwahashi

as Soul

Ryohei Kimura

as Woo

Sakiko Uran

as Cinnamon Meilleure

Sugar Sugar Rune — quick answers

Q.How many seasons of Sugar Sugar Rune are there?

Sugar Sugar Rune has 1 season totalling 0 episodes, and the series has concluded.

Q.Who stars in Sugar Sugar Rune?

The main cast of Sugar Sugar Rune includes Juri Ihata (Vanilla Mieux (Vanilla Aisu)), Marika Matsumoto (Chocolat Meilleure (Chocolat Katō)), Ayaka Saito (Waffle), Chieko Higuchi (Yurika Kenjō), Chisa Yokoyama (Blanca).