Sean Akizuki's East Asian Drama and Movie Blog

After hearing that ABS-CBN better called ABiaS-CBN wants to re-air the Princess Sarah Anime (because maybe Failipino entertainment is failing?!), it made me think don't they have better ideas? I mean it's time to MOVE ON. And I was thinking with J-Drama being more popular than Tokusatsu, why don't they just decide to air Shokojo Seira then look for more J-Drama, C-Drama and K-Drama once its broadcast is finished? Wait, I guess they are all too hungry for ratings aren't they? I know Princess Sarah the Anime had its moments but they should realize this... ALL THE KIDS HAVE GROWN UP!!!! Not so many new generation kids may click with it. On the other hand, Shokojo Seira is a modern take of the original story... showing how a localization of any foreign story should be done. If they do try to watch Shokojo Seira, they might try to copy some tips on how Pinoy entertainment should be done to avoid it from becoming Failipino entertainment. They can take a look at how profes...

The "A Little Princess" novel was written by Frances Hodgson Burnett an English playwright and author. There have been various adaptations from English and American adaptations, it also inspired the East to do so with a Filipino version of the movie in the 90s based on the Princess Sarah anime. Now here well maybe just for ten episodes, Princess Sarah again comes to life but in the most unexpected way... as a Japanese instead of a British! So that means there's a LOT and I mean a LOT of name changes... so that means you'll have to know who is who based on characterizations. That means she goes to a boarding school in JAPAN from India, to which I can say that this series should actually serve as to how the Princess Sarah Filipino adaptations should have been done- ported to the home country (that is make Sarah a Filipino instead of British or American so it fits!). Shida Mirai is kinda cute... There's your Miss Minchin renamed as Chieko Mimura played by Higu...