Peanut rumpus

Famous Japanese illustrator Yoshitaka Amano’s animation (Vegetable Fairy) has become a picture book app!

The fusion of picture book and video brings Vegetable Fairy’s world to life in this exciting new app. All subtitles are available in Japanese and English

The Vegetable Fairies are full of curiosity which gives rise to all sorts of adventures, and you can participate - and sometimes help the story progress. Operation is really simple so even small children can just tap screen or shake to continue cool parts of each scene. Even if you don’t know Vegetable Fairy, you are sure to find this app very charming

You can have a good time with the charming Vegetable Fairies. When moonlight floods the kitchen it’s the start of a special time…. See! A dreamy kind of magic begins…….

■ Today’s Story

(Peanut Rumpus) Peanuts are always together, especially when enjoying things Today, Little Brussels Sprout and friends are creating a rumpus together.

■ App contents

・The main theme A picture book format featuring lots of hands-on interactive video

・Game In the story you can jump in and enjoy games

・Yoshitaka Amano’s image gallery Enjoy some original Vegetable Fairy sketches.

・The Vegetable Fairies Introducing you to each unique and charming Vegetable Fairy

・Vegetable Fairy Shop Introducing all kinds of unique and colorful character goods - even vegetable juice! *available in Japan only

■ Staff & Cast

Original concept: Yoshitaka Amano An accomplished illustrator with a unique and original style. Character designer for Final Fantasy series and Tatsunoko Production, an illustrator who fascinates the world.

Narration: Tomoyo Harada

Music: Koichi Fujino

■ All about Vegetable Fairy

・Story Set in a kitchen in New York On a special night when the light of the full moon floods the kitchen, one-by-one the Vegetable Fairies come to life. A fantasy where Little Brussels Sprout, Garlic, Lettuce, Eggplant, and all their happy friends have fun and enjoy adventures

・Theme Openings to fun and adventure wherever you turn, even in the most familiar and least expected places. Vegetable Fairies are nervous yet excited to meet other vegetables and have a genuine curiosity for all the things in the kitchen. A work which brings a treasure trove of wonderful things to a young child’s heart.