Princess Principal

Dorothy's past is shocking me. The ending😭.

Interesting to understand Chise's past, also with an unexpected twist. The pacing was a bit slow but rose since the middle part (fighting). Action scenes are good too, despite the expectation of god-tier animation.

I was quite confused at the beginning because it is not connected to previous ep. Also, the pacing was slow at the beginning. But after that everything was okay for me.

Good pacing and well-animated action scenes. Unexpected background from Beatrice. Great to see the bond development between two characters with different personal values.

This ep uncovered more (world setting, characters) than previous ep and overall better (engagement) than it. And lastly it was quite unexpected to know Ange le Carré's true identity.

Action scenes were well-animated but not the major selling point. Pacing was slow in the beginning but began rising as it went further. Characters are intriguing.

I felt that this series' plot was quite all over the place. It felt like the previous episodes were merely side quests that they had to do, even though they were quite entertaining. I'm not sure whether Ange's and Princess's relationship is platonic or romantic as well.

Feels like the past episode was a bit of a "side quest," but nevertheless, it was entertaining to watch. The mission has changed to assassinate one of their own, which felt like that was the whole point of the mission in the beginning. Looking forward to seeing what happens next.

An episode that brought a friend from their past together. They had a wholesome get together but it got dark towards the end.

It shows how Dorothy was able to use some of her physical traits as an advantage. The pacing was perfect throughout the entire episode.

It is nice to see a backstory on how Ange and Charlotte crossed paths when they were children, and the reason for their identity change.

Quite a wholesome episode to see how Team White Pigeon operates undercover at the laundry factory. We do see the Princess stepping up and helping the women who were working at the laundry factory.

The episode was mainly about Dorothy's past and getting some intel. Someof the setting here is based in a morgue, which can be disturbing for some viewers as it involves dead bodies.

Interesting fight setting where it was on a train. We get to see how the girls fight and understand Chise's past with a shocking twist. The ending was a bit emotional.

It was a bit slow for me in the beginning as I was unsure what was happening. It felt like a fast forward from the previous episode, which was confusing initially. Otherwise, everything was okay. The fighting scenes, the conversations, and the story are going okay.

The pacing was good. It felt like the mission they had was a "side-quest," but it was still entertaining to watch. The spy and Beatrice were able to have a one-to-one talk and bond.

This episode is better than the previous. I understand the world setting now. The story is engaging as well as its characters. The ending was a bit unexpected, and I hope to see more soon.

At first, it was quite hard to understand what was going on, but towards the middle part of the episode, it became clearer. Pacing was slow in the beginning, and it picked up. Characters are intriguing, as one of them is a princess and a spy.

Honestly a great episode for Ange and the Princess' relationship, but doesn't really progress in the overall plot.

we're finally getting to the operation:changeling!!! although it has been going in slow pace, the climax really comes slapping you in the face!