Sunny Day - Season 1 |work| Guide

For parents looking for a show that won’t rot their child’s brain but might actually inspire a future small business owner or fashion designer, look no further. For kids who love bright colors, cute dogs, and happy endings, Sunny’s first season is a perfect 10.

Sunny is the anchor of the group. Voiced by Lilla Crawford in the US dub, Sunny is characterized by her optimism and her catchphrase, "Style it up!" In Season 1, she is portrayed as the idea generator. She sees potential in everyone who walks through her door. Crucially, Sunny is the "fixer." When the town faces a dilemma—be it a lost pet or a broken parade float—Sunny looks to her styling tools to save the day. She represents leadership and entrepreneurship, showing young girls (and boys) that owning a business is about serving your community. Sunny Day - Season 1

Synopsis: Blair and Rox get into a huge argument over how to organize a charity fashion show. Their disagreement threatens to tear the friend group apart. Sunny has to mediate while preparing the models’ hair. Lesson: Friends can disagree and still love each other. Compromise is a strength. For parents looking for a show that won’t

: The salon's fun-loving hair colorist and skilled skateboarder. Voiced by Lilla Crawford in the US dub,

A staple of Season 1, this high-tech vehicle allows the team to take their salon services on the road for "gear up and go" missions across Friendly Falls. Season 1 Episode Highlights

Visually, the show is a watercolor pop-art explosion. Character designs are elongated and stylized—think Adventure Time meets a fashion sketchbook. The color palette is heavy on magenta, teal, and coral, but never visually muddy.

Unfortunately, despite a strong first season, Sunny Day would eventually be overshadowed by Nick Jr.’s bigger properties. But for those 40 episodes in 2017, a girl with a curling iron proved that you don't need a cape to be a hero. You just need a good conditioner and a friend with heart.