Annie of the Stars



"You see, Annie has her adventures made famous for nationwide folktales, plus she's got a children's television adaptation for her adventures with Sagan. The show's success lies in its pair of live action hosts, who are as convincing as their cartoon counterparts. But if the public learned about the real Annie, it might surprise them, but now what?"

--Su Ji-Hoon, The Stars of Annie

Annie (JP: アニー also called Annie of the Stars) and her adventures have made for popular figures in nationwide folktales, and a children's television adaptation of Annie and Sagan's adventures was inevitable. The show's success lies in its pair of live action hosts, who are as convincing as their cartoon counterparts. But if the public learned about the real Annie, it might surprise them...

In When the Cold Breeze Blows Away, she wasn't not only famous for nationwide folktales and a children's television in Canopy Kingdom, she was being famous in every member states of New Central Powers by both civilians and childrens of New Central Powers in during USRAC War.