This musical adaptation tells the story of Princess Sapphire, a brave princess raised as a boy to inherit the throne of Silver Land. Possessing a dual nature of boy and girl, she fights for justice while trying to keep her true identity a secret. Her adventures involve confronting villains and protecting her kingdom, all set to elaborate song and dance numbers.

The musical was generally well-received by fans of the original manga and Japanese musical theater, praised for its colorful production and energetic performances. While it didn't achieve widespread international critical acclaim, it was a significant event for fans of Osamu Tezuka's work and the tokusatsu genre.

• Praised for its vibrant stage design and costumes.
• Applauded for the cast's energetic singing and dancing.
• Seen as a faithful and entertaining adaptation of the classic manga.

Google audience: Audience reception focused on the musical's faithfulness to the source material and the captivating performances, particularly noting the visual spectacle and enjoyable musical numbers.

The original manga 'Ribbon no Kishi' (Princess Knight) by Osamu Tezuka is considered one of the earliest examples of the shojo manga genre and a significant influence on subsequent magical girl anime and manga.