Struggled between a 5 and 6 for this, but overall was pretty disappointed. For some reason, I'd started this with the expectation it would have some similarities to Yona of the Dawn, either in characters, story or execution. And it did originally give off that vibe, then went elsewhere, which isn...

The last two episodes look slick, but that’s the only mercy this series offers. The back half collapses into a dumb memory-wipe twist that exists just to rob the audience of the promised kiss, proving the title’s pirate premise was a bait-and-switch and turning Fena into an annoying passenger rat...

This anime delivers an unexpectedly thrilling adventure experience that channels Uncharted's spirit of exploration through its mystery-driven plot and beautiful animation. However, the story feels frustratingly rushed and incomplete, leaving too many mysteries unresolved with no second season to ...

There are plenty of reviews but I wish to add to them regardless because I believe this show requires more recognition than it has gotten. *Non-Spoiler Review* Story - 7 The story is good, but nothing mind-blowing. I will say it is a satisfying story, however. In that it had me hooked and I enjoy...

Pirate Princess dazzles with a vibrant cast, fresh art, and a stirring score that makes every moment grip; the first-half blend of romance, piracy, and shōnen camaraderie felt like a dream. The final arc swerves into abstract fantasy, sapping the sparkle and leaving the promise of a classic adven...

The animation, art, and character design—especially the supporting cast—are outright stellar and carry the show, while unexpected story twists kept me hooked until a satisfying ending. The plot itself isn’t groundbreaking and side-character growth is limited, but those are minor nitpicks in an ot...

SOME SPOILERS I genuinely don't feel like typing out how this show completely fell apart in the latter half. Most of my complaints come from Fena. The main character, the star of the show, is the girl with the plan. Oh wait..., she's annoying. Also, the title of the show is kind of a lie. The sho...

I gave this anime an 8/10. It may not be a masterpiece, nor even an outstanding anime that transcends known tropes and barriers. However, it is an enjoyable show that makes use of its tools, producing an adventure that I was excited to watch. I enjoyed the cast of characters, with Fena being a fu...

Story: 4/10 I think the show was real good till the last ep. I was very curious to see the truth of Fena. The show started off feeling like a Disney type of Princess movie deal. We are in an alt world with pirates on wooden boats, however, the Goblin Knights utilize more mechanical equipment and ...

The polished art and enchanting soundtrack create an immersive experience that initially delivers a Disney-like pirate adventure. However, the final episode's abrupt introduction of world-ending stakes, confusing Maiden mythology, and memory-wipe conclusion ruins the treasure-hunting buildup. Whi...

You could say I was fished by the clips on Crunchyroll's YouTube channel. You can tell there is serious money invested in this production. While I would probably give the visual edge to Kyoto or Shaft, this is seriously impressive animation quality and dedication. Every character is well-designed...

You could say I was fished by the clips on Crunchyroll's YouTube channel. You can tell there is serious money invested in this production. While I would probably give the visual edge to Kyoto or Shaft, this is seriously impressive animation quality and dedication. Every character is well-designed...

The main character and Shitan were annoying. The adventure was supposed to be long and perilous but it seems like everything fell right into everyone's lap. And the pacing of this anime was also very awkward. The only character I liked and kept me watching this anime were the side characters; esp...

I really liked this anime personally because of the high amount of adventure mixed in with comedy and characters who you stick with as a group and they're all really well made individuals through how they look and their personalities which bounce off eachother in a way where you'll never be bored...

JUST FINISHED THIS ANIME and let me just say I really wish I could rate this anime a 10/10. I can't because as much as I loved nearly every aspect of it, the ending was TOO MUCH, too fantastical for the very little time they had and considering the things they had already established. If the seri...

Fena: Pirate Princess is like a 'greatest hits' collection of references to historical and mythical things. You know that one uncle we all have, that just can't stop spouting phrases like 'lit' or 'kek' or other such out-of-touch generational quirks in a poor attempt to try to fit in with the tim...

This show makes me so sad. Not because of any emotions I felt while actually watching the stupid confusing ending, but for another story of missed potential in an anime Original. I was having so much fun the first couple episodes. This show felt like a weird mishmash of Pirates of the Caribbean a...

The anime features beautiful art and pretty music that make it visually and aurally appealing, with Yukimaru being the only compelling side character. However, the main character Fena is a terribly written Mary Sue who never develops meaningfully, the pacing is awkward, the plot relies on conveni...

The action animation blew me away from the start, the story hooked me quickly, and the level-headed princess with her sharp humor kept me invested. Yet unanswered questions piled up into plot holes, the final three episodes delivered frustrating character decisions, and the once-compelling villai...

Pretty visuals and a decent soundtrack can’t save this series: the pacing is abysmal, the characters feel as emotionally flat as peanuts, and the plot advances only through Fena’s overused memories, making the whole experience so underwhelming that staring out a window becomes more entertaining. ...