Teppei shows up at Seika’s fashion show and surprises her. The interview commences but it seems that Teppei’s lack of etiquette serves as a problem early on. Seika gives Teppei regular stomps on his feet to keep him in check. Now in a heated battle, the two trade blows with their feet under the table as the interview continues. Teppei then says how they are all impressed that Seika is able to be a student and run a fashion line. Seika now stomps on Teppei’s foot again, but this time from embarrassment.

During dinnertime, Teppei reveals that he found out why Seika hates him so much. It seems that Teppei’s grandmother had an affair with Seika’s grandfather and because of this, Teppei’s grandfather kicked his grandmother out of the house and cut all ties with the Houdou group. Teppei’s grandfather is also unwilling to sell Seika’s fashion line in Arima stores because of the grudge and hence Seika’s fury. To fix all of this, Teppei decided to become a director and approve Seika’s line in Arima stores.

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Sorry for the late post, hospital checks really take time. So anyway two episodes is all for Seika? Unlike most people, I actually favor Seika’s character. Although I did think that her reason for hating the Arima group was valid, I feel as though taking it out on someone who had nothing to do with your problem isn’t right. The same can be said for Arima’s grandfather. He shouldn’t have taken it out on Seika but his decision of cutting ties with the Houdou group is justified, which was why I was slightly irritated when Seika said it was all Teppei’s grandfather’s fault. It wasn’t the grandfather’s fault at all, if anyone was to blame it would be the grandmother. No matter how lonely a person gets, if she really loved her husband she wouldn’t have cheated on him. People aren’t cats who will purr anyone who will feed them (which is why I like dogs better but that is besides the point). My policy is if they can do it once, they can do it again.

Assuming that Teppei’s grandfather had only one wife, it would mean that Teppei and Seika are distant relatives right? Since it would mean that their grandmothers are one and the same. Just thought I’d throw that out there.

So all in all despite my liking for Seika’s character, the arc was too short and didn’t really do much for me. Though I did like how the producers add comedy to the scenes. I can only hope that there is more to Seika’s story later.

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Princess Lover! OP Single – Princess Primp! [Hashimoto Miyuki]
Release Date: July 22, 2009

Artist: Hashimoto Miyuki

Tracklist:

1. Princess Primp!
2. Inochi Mijikashi, Koiseyo Hime!
3. Princess Primp! (Off Vocal)
4. Inochi Mijikashi, Koiseyo Hime! (Off Vocal)

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Sylvia , Yuu, and Charlotte take roles in helping Teppei with proper mannerisms while Seika looks on. The day of the party comes and Seika is suprised to see that Teppei did a great job socializing with proper manners throughout the whole party. She recognizes his effort but is to prideful to let in. She asks Teppei to prove his worth yet again by hosting a party of his own.

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I’d say the directors did their job well. In the span of one episode, they managed to turn me against Seika. Yes I know it’s all a part of the plot and all but she just became so detestable all of a sudden. I think this now but I get the feeling she or Sylvia will be my favorite heriones in the end. Speaking of Sylvia, she was not as tsundere as I originally thought she would be though the way she is now is fine too. I was just a little disturbed by the sword fight in the beginning because the blade of Teppei’s sword was “deep” in between Sylvia’s breasts but he still says she won the fight. Everyone can tell just by looking that if he moved the sword a little to the left or right he would have slashed per just fine, it is something she needs too.

I am starting to sense the rivalry between the heriones of the show and is in turn, completing the Harem. They spent a good amount of time focusing on the four girls. Charlotte and Sylvia were training Teppei while we were shown a small part of Yuu’s past. During all of this, we can see Seika starting to develop feelings for Teppei.

After spending some time in class, Teppei is bombarded with students trying to get to know him.  He meets Nezu Haruhiko, a peculiar guy that vows to be Teppei’s life long friend.  Teppei is then reunited with Charlotte and somehow gets on top of her (Note: this never happens in real life but god knows how much I wish it did).  Sylvia walks into the room and sees the scene, she immediately runs out yelling “indecent!”.  Charlotte later gives Teppei a tour of the school and they find Sylvia practicing her fencing.  She looks bored so Sylvia somehow initiates a duel between Sylvia and Teppei.  Cue dramatic music..

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I can’t help but smile when seeing anime with great production quality that is being continued  past the first episode such as this show has been doing.  I have to admit, the first episode was pretty good but this episode topped it all off for me.  With detailed drawings, a reasonably solid plot, and great sense of humor, watching this show has easily become one of my most anticipated events during the week.  This is largely due to a certain production company failing to please their viewers for the 4th or even 5th week in a row, but that’s an entirely different story altogether. The only qualms I have on the show is the size of their juggs (I severely stress this flaw), and the censoring (used to force people to buy the DVD’s, and it’s working damnit! :().

For some reason I seem to be uninterested in Charlotte though she is the main herione.  Not only is her guns too big but she doesn’t act like a princess at all, or even rich for that matter (regarding her way of speech).  The same goes for Sylvia for similar reasons (those sucka’s are huge!).  Don’t get me wrong, I find Charlotte’s character to be funny, playful, and cute but that doesn’t work for a Princess.  As for the newest herione Seika, I rather like her character.  Not only is her design good (palm sized), her voice actress (Emiri Katou) did a great job.  Rarely do I find voice actresses that can make their characters look hot just by talking.  I swear I was closing my eyes while Seika was talking and all the while I was thinking “woah, shes hot!”.

Next week we will get to the meatier part of the plot and everything will start rolling since most of the characters were introduced.  I for one am looking forward to it.

Summary
Arima Teppei is a typical guy with a loving family. Two years after the death of his parents he witnesses men chasing a seemingly rich girl inside a horse-drawn carriage. Being the guy that he is, Teppei decides to help save the girl. He does manage to rescue her but in the process of doing so, falls off a cliff with her. The trees below provided a cushion for them to fall on. He accidentally gropes the girl’s breasts and she awakens. She identifies herself as Charlotte Hazelrink. He later sees her off to her butler.

Teppei then goes to his grandfather’s house who has recently adopted him. It turns out the grandfather, Isshin, is the head of the Arima group. Isshin leads Teppei to a party and introduces him as the next successor to the Arima group. The only reason Teppei agreed to being adopted by Isshin is to find the people who killed his parents. A man named Vincent Hossen introduces himself as Teppei’s personal escort.

Later, Teppei sees a girl fencing outside. He suddenly has the urge to polish his “ken-po” on a western swordsman. The girl was threatened by the wooden sword he was carrying and decided to attack. The two exchange blows but are interrupted by Isshin. Isshin introduces her as Sylvia van Hossen, Teppei’s fiance.

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Coming in to this season I was sure that this show would be just another harem love-comedy that had no particular merit, but I was definitely wrong. The animation quality was good and coupled with a surprisingly engaging story. They depicted a loving family that made me want to say “aww I wish I had parents like that”. This alone evoked good amount of emotion early on in the story which was great.

I also liked the personality of the main character Teppei. In most Harem shows, the male lead is always some useless guy. It’s good to see a guy that can actually rescue a damsel in distress and hold his own against a fencer.

The only thing that I don’t like about the series is the size of those breasts o_O Those things could poke a friggin eye out or something. I personally don’t like big breasts because when women get old, their “assets” sag down to their waist and scar the minds of poor kids like a 7 year old Onibaku. I prefer palm sized ones myself… don’t read into it too much.

All in all, great show! I am looking forward to the next show and to what they will bring into this story.