Princess Army: Wedding Combat
A Judo student and a dashing young man who plays piano are both of interest to young Nonoka Aida. Then her childhood friend shows up from abroad to keep his promise that he would marry her as declared by her deceased father on his deathbed. This newcomer is determined that Nonoka is destined to become his bride but he will need to stand up to her amazing Judo skills and the affection she shows for her two classmates.
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Plot Summary
In a whimsical world, the Princess Army is tasked with protecting the kingdom's sacred artifacts. When a mischievous sorcerer attempts to steal the legendary Wedding Comb, a powerful artifact that ensures eternal happiness, the brave members of the Princess Army must band together. They embark on a perilous journey, facing magical beasts and cunning traps, to retrieve the comb and save the kingdom from eternal discord.
Critical Reception
Princess Army: Wedding Combat was a niche release, primarily appreciated by fans of late 80s/early 90s anime for its energetic action and lighthearted fantasy elements. While not a mainstream hit, it garnered positive attention within its target audience for its charming animation and humorous take on classic fairy tale tropes.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its vibrant animation and creative character designs.
- Appreciated for its blend of comedy and action sequences.
- Seen as a fun and lighthearted entry in the anime genre of its time.
Google audience: Audience reception is not widely documented on Google, but reviews from anime communities often highlight its nostalgic appeal and entertaining, albeit simple, plot.
Fun Fact
The character designs for the Princess Army were notably inspired by popular magical girl anime of the era, aiming for a balance of cuteness and readiness for combat.
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