"Scrapped Princess" (2003) "Sukurappudo purinsesu" (original title), TV series 2003-

Seasons:

1

Release Date:

26 April 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Adventure | Comedy | Drama | Fantasy | Sci-Fi

Plot:

The adventures of a princess prophesized to destroy the world and her magic using sibling warrior bodyguards determined to protect her.

Plot Keywords:

Princess | Warrior | Magic | Goddess | Sword And Sorcery

Cast

Mari Devon

...

Queen Elmyr (24 episodes, 2003)

Series Directed by
Sôichi Masui		(24 episodes, 2003)
Shigenori Awai		(4 episodes, 2003)
Masahiro Sonoda		(4 episodes, 2003)
Masakazu Hashimoto		(3 episodes, 2003)
Hideyo Yamamoto		(3 episodes, 2003)

Series Writing credits
Crispin Freeman		(24 episodes, 2003)
Ichiro Sakaki		(24 episodes, 2003)
Reiko Yoshida		(24 episodes, 2003)
Michihiro Tsuchiya		(6 episodes, 2003)
Yutaka Nada		(5 episodes, 2003)
Akatsuki Yamatoya		(5 episodes, 2003)

Series Produced by
Yûtoku Abe	....	producer (24 episodes, 2003)
Masafumi Fukui	....	planner (24 episodes, 2003)
Mieko Fukuzawa	....	planner (24 episodes, 2003)
Hitoshi Hayakawa	....	producer (24 episodes, 2003)
Jun Katô	....	producer (24 episodes, 2003)
Masahiko Minami	....	producer (24 episodes, 2003)
Akira Narisawa	....	planner (24 episodes, 2003)
Satoru Negishi	....	producer (24 episodes, 2003)
Hiroshi Ogawa	....	planner (24 episodes, 2003)
Takeshi Yasuda	....	planner (24 episodes, 2003)
Ken Iyadomi	....	executive producer (unknown episodes)
Jun Katou	....	producer (unknown episodes)
Kaeko Sakamoto	....	producer (unknown episodes)
Eric P. Sherman	....	producer (unknown episodes)

Series Original Music by
Hikaru Nanase		(24 episodes, 2003)

Series Cinematography by
Yohei Miyahara		(24 episodes, 2003)

Series Art Direction by
Yoshinori Hishinuma		(24 episodes, 2003)

Series Art Department
Yukinobu Azumi	....	original illustrations (24 episodes, 2003)
Reiko Iwasawa	....	color designer (24 episodes, 2003)
Hajime Jinguji	....	design works (24 episodes, 2003)
Shiho Takeuchi	....	art designer (24 episodes, 2003)
Sôichi Masui	....	storyboard artist (11 episodes, 2003)
Akitoshi Yokoyama	....	storyboard artist (3 episodes, 2003)
Tomomi Mochizuki	....	storyboard artist (2 episodes, 2003)
Shinsaku Sasaki	....	storyboard artist (2 episodes, 2003)

Series Sound Department
Crispin Freeman	....	adr director (24 episodes, 2003)
Hiromi Kikuta	....	sound director (24 episodes, 2003)

Series Animation Department
Takahiro Ômori	....	animation director / character designer (24 episodes, 2003)

Series Music Department
Yoshiyuki Ito	....	music producer (24 episodes, 2003)

Series Other crew
Masafumi Fukui	....	planning staff (unknown episodes)
Hajime Jinguji	....	design work (unknown episodes)
Hiroshi Ogawa	....	planning staff (unknown episodes)
Takeshi Yasuda	....	planning staff (unknown episodes)
Reiko Yoshida	....	script supervisor (unknown episodes)

Production Companies

• Bandai Visual Company
• Bones
• SutePri Production Committee

Distributors

• Bandai Entertainment (2003-2011) (USA) (DVD) (license expired)
• Bandai Visual Company (2003) (Japan) (DVD)
• WoWow (2003) (Japan) (TV) (original airing)

Other Companies

• Bang Zoom! Entertainment  English voice recording

Also Known As:

"Sukurappudo purinsesu" - Japan (original title)

Runtime:

23 min (24 episodes)

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:PG | South Korea:12

Company:

Bandai Visual Company

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Kameo: Elements of Power (2005) (VG)

An excellent series.

This is one of my favorite anime series of all time, and I would recommend it to anyone who love anime, or just loves a good story. The characters are awesome as is the plot. It's also one of the first show's I've seen where I haven't gotten majorly annoyed at one of the characters. It's also one of the only shows which plot does not lag, keeping at a good pace while still taking time to explain and give detail. Every episode will leave you wanting more. The soundtrack is also superb. Everyone should watch this show, and it's great as an anime for those who have never seen the genre before. All in all, a great series.