Spellbound! Magical Princess Lil'Pri
Screenplay:
Yuka YamadaCinematography:
Junko MiyakawaComposer:
村松崇継Cast:
Ayaka Wada, Kanon Fukuda, Yûka Maeda, Tetsuya Kakihara, Yuuka Nakatsukasa, Risa Hayamizu, Reiko Takagi, Motoko Kumai, 榎あづさ, Rei Sakuma, Hidenobu Kiuchi, Miyuki Sawashiro, Akemi Kanda, Hiro Nakajima (more)Plots(1)
There is no longer anything the girls can do. After agonizing over finding something they can do, they decide to consult with the Queen of Fairy Land. The girls have obtained all three items to make the Special Dress. However, having revealed Lil' Pri's identity to their classmates, they can no longer become Lil' Pri. Chaos spreads through the human world as people slowly forget the fairy tales. There is no longer anything the girls can do. After agonizing over finding something they can do, they decide to consult with the Queen of Fairy Land. Thinking that they need to get to the queen as soon as possible, they start to head for Fairy Land when a giant tear opens in the sky and the queen's castle comes falling through it. The people watch nervously. The characters from Fairy Land become greatly panicked as things get even worse for the human world. The girls, figuring they should see the queen, head for the castle in the human world. (Crunchyroll)
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