Sugar Apple Fairy Tale Episode 8: Release Date & Where To Watch

Sugar Apple Fairy Tale Episode 8 is set to release very soon. The Kadokawa Beans Bunko series was published by Kadokawa Shoten between March 2010 and February 2015, written by Miri Mikawa and illustrated by aki. There are fairies in this world who live alongside humans, but humans force them to work against their will.

The story is about 15-year-old Anne Halford, who lives in a world where fairies exist. Even though fairies can survive without wings, if they lose them, they become weak and eventually die. Fairies also make sugar confections. It is human nature to pluck one of their wings because the life force of the fairies lies within them.

We see in episode 7 that A new version of the confection is produced by Anne as Mithril informs her of Jonas’ mental breakdown. However, William is unsatisfied and gives her vague instructions to make it into something she will enjoy. After several changes, Anne makes a new confection, but William considers it much worse than the last and breaks it.

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When Challe returned to his room that night, she discovered Jonas had taken hold of Mithril’s detached wing. Challe talks about Elizabeth to make her feel better. In a meeting with William, Anne notices that William has been beating Jonas up. With Jonas threatening to break Mithril’s wing, Anne sends Challe out of the castle, as well as instructing her not to oppose whatever Jonas says.

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This week’s essential knowledge should have been gathered up earlier by Anne and Challe: the fairy Anne is meant to replicate with sugar has two wings. Although being an abolitionist, she comes from a culture where fairies are enslaved.

Therefore, she may not have understood Philax’s fey wife was free. In light of his experience with Liz, Challe may have noticed it, but he seems to have a lot on his mind, most notably looking out for Anne in a dangerous environment.

Jonas is purposefully attempting to deprive Challe of safety in a place he knows is dangerous. Thus, his irrational desire that Anne sends Challe away for good is especially revolting.

(He’s also probably envious of Challe, believing Anne selected her over him.) But Anne may be able to accomplish this now that she has reaffirmed her commitment to Philax’s task, noticed the second wing, and been confronted by Mithril Lid Pod about her feelings for Challe.

After Challe leaves the castle and meets Hugh, the Silver Sugar Viscount summons the fairy back to Philax’s castle due to political concerns (who has a major asshole move that is left out here from the novel). He mentions Philax’s lady and asks Philax about Lady Christina, which provides Anne with the last clue she might need even as they put things together for us: Philax is not grumpy; he is grieving.

During the upcoming holidays, he hopes to send the fairy’s soul on its path. Philax is probably feeling as afraid about creating a sugar sculpture as Anne was about doing the same thing for her mother. Nevertheless, because he cannot do so himself, he must rely on others.

Philax has sealed himself away in anguish because Hugh is unaware Christina has died. It is not his fault that he is experiencing emotions, but he will end up alone if he does not express them to someone. If only he had Mithril Lid Pod to assist him.