Review: The Magical Fated Princess: Who Made Me a Princess
Many new anime series come in or go out with a bang. The Magical Fated Princess: Who Made Me a Princess , which released its final episode on Crunchyroll yesterday, is not one of them. Based on a Korean manhwa , the series was produced by a Chinese studio and flew by like a whisper on a stray breeze, barely noticed by the anime fan community. It boasts beautiful, feminine character designs and takes place in a magical world, but the story leaves much to be desired. According to fan commentary , important elements were missing from the original source material, making this adaptation lackluster. Still, the series brings some unique concepts to the table as far as princess content goes, such as focusing more on the father/daughter relationship than on romance. Who Made Me a Princess is the story of Athanasia (Who else read that as Anastasia at first?), a princess who has been reincarnated to repeat her life in the footsteps a very tired anime trope that has been used in drove...