disney kilala princess volume 1 rika tanaka

She's a good person, but doesn't have any agency of her own her actions only exist to push along the plot. When she meets the hero for the first time, she immediately decides that she ought to kiss him (he's unconscious by the way - hey, it worked for Sleeping Beauty, she thinks). She cries at the drop of a hat, whether she's impassioned, happy, or genuinely sad. Kilala is a stereotypical shoujo heroine. A bit cheesy, I know, but when you get offered a free copy of a rereleased manga for review, are you going to turn it down? I didn''t think so. Not just to save Erica, but to do something bigger - help a magical kingdom. When said goons kidnap her friend, Erica, she ends up chasing them down into a magical world where the Disney princesses exist as real people and help her on her quest. He has a tiara that can only be wielded by the chosen one, and which many goons are after because they don't take kindly to princesses, whatever that means. Coincidentally enough, a boy named Rei turns up in her front yard one day claiming to be hunting for a princess who will shift the balance in his kingdom.

Her school is having a princess competition, where the most popular/prettiest girl gets nominated as princess (kind of like a prom king/queen), and she's so sure that her pretty and amazing best friend Erica is going to win. It's about a Disney-obsessed young girl who's girly and very much into her own world. KILALA PRINCESS is one of the more bizarre manga I've come across.

Disney kilala princess volume 1 rika tanaka