Kawaii: (↗kawaii (可愛い) = "cute" or "adorable") If you've watched anime in Japanese, you've heard characters use the term 'kawaii'. So if the title makes you want to say that (often using ↗chibi characters, i. e. small and super-deformed), then it fits.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| A | ||
 Aishiteru Ze Baby |
Buy | A crisis in the Katakura family changes the life style of a carefree high school playboy, when Kippei is asked to look after his five-year old cousin, Yuzuyu. Kippei tries to complain and avoid the responsibility but Yuzuyu's quiet charm soon wins him over. In trying to be a mom to his little cousin, Kippei learns some hard lessons on how to be responsible, as well as helping Yuzuyu deal with issues at her pre-school and her longing for her absent mother. And what about Kokoro, the cute classmate, who seems to show some measure of interest in Kippei? |
| Aishiteruze Baby | Buy | See Aishiteru Ze Baby |
| B | ||
| Babe My Love (French) | Buy | See Aishiteru Ze Baby |
 Bindzume Yousei |
Buy |
Kururu, Chiriri, Hororo, & Sarara are known as Bottle Fairies as each has a bottle representing their color (which the fairies also show in their eyes). Kururu is blue (image, top left), Chiriri is yellow (image, bottom right), Hororo is green (image, bottom left), and Sarara is red (image, top right). They live in a nice, western-styled cottage with a man they call Sensei-san. Next door lives Tama-chan, a young grade school girl. The four fairies pass the time learning about the human world from the safety of Sensei-san's house as they attempt to become human. |
| Bindzume Yousei ~Bottle Fairy~ | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
| Bottle Fairy | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
| L | ||
| Love You Baby | Buy | See Aishiteru Ze Baby |
| 型仔湊女記 (Japanese) | Buy | See Aishiteru Ze Baby |
| 瓶詰妖精 | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
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