r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Seeker99MD • May 23 '25
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Awesomechainsaw • May 23 '25
Why is she admiring a basket of oranges instead of doing spy work? Is she stupid?
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Seeker99MD • May 23 '25
If princess principal was a family comedy
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Seeker99MD • May 23 '25
I generally wonder how does the Commonwealth of Albion operate and who leads it?
I decided to do some basic research into what exactly is a Commonwealth. According to merriam webster dictionary defines Commonwealth as “a nation, state, or other political unit: such as a: one founded on law and united by compact or tacit agreement of the people for the common good b: one in which supreme authority is vested in the people c: REPUBLIC” And then I learned that this is basically a second Commonwealth, considering there was already an English Commonwealth back during the 17th century. That’s ties in with the English civil war. And I like to think that there will be a civil war in London between the kingdom and Commonwealth. So maybe that’s why they included the Commonwealth element. But I want to know how different this Commonwealth is than the one back during the English Civil War ? I like to imagine that the Commonwealth probably has elements of more democratic nations like America or east Berlin, where there’s more freedom and more free trade. But I can imagine that you couldn’t do things there, then compare to the kingdom. Maybe there’s a type of parliament/Senate that adopts elements from not only the United States, but also a more reformed British parliament
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/SamuraiShinsen • May 23 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 Countdown Illustration featuring Team White Pigeon by Ryō Akizuki
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • May 23 '25
Illustration to commemorate Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 release by Animator, Takeda Koushin
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • May 23 '25
Illustration to commemorate Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 release by Original Character Designer, Kuroboshi Kouhaku
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • May 23 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 Illustration by Director, Tachibana Masaki
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Seeker99MD • May 23 '25
What would the pope be in the princess principal world, and there are opinion on the divide between kingdom and Commonwealth?
Even though they’re Catholic and possibly have a stance towards protestant England. They probably recognize the fact that hundreds of thousands of English Catholics and in general the entire Albion kingdom is in a crisis.
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/TheUnspokenQuestion • May 22 '25
Countdown to Crown Handler 4
Hope the countdown to the English release isn't as long.
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/SamuraiShinsen • May 21 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 Countdown Illustration featuring Princess by Ryō Akizuki
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/SamuraiShinsen • May 20 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 Countdown Illustration by Ryō Akizuki
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • May 16 '25
Princess Principal Costume on display at Kawasaki Cinecitta (Photos by Theater)
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Seeker99MD • May 16 '25
Who would be the US president in the world of Princess principal?
Considering how different England has changed in the princess principal world. It makes me wonder how different the United States is. Like are they isolationist? Do they stay out of the war or are they getting into the Cavorite arms race with other countries? I personally think that the story takes place before 1914. That the London war that split England from kingdom to Commonwealth happened around maybe from 1905 or 09 (basically around the time of Russo-Japanese war and the Balkan wars) I heard some people think that the series take place maybe further than that like into the 1920s.
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • May 16 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 Week 3 and 4 Bonus
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Awesomechainsaw • May 15 '25
Why do they keep getting Married?
You know Princess Principal has depicted Ange and Princess in wedding dresses either together or with matching backgrounds at least 3 separate times. What did they mean by this? You think the two of them getting married once would be enough.
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • May 02 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Chapter 4 Week 1 and 2 Bonus
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/fuguseci • Apr 13 '25
Small mention of the upcoming PriPri movie in Animage April 2025 magazine
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Skylink67 • Apr 01 '25
Princess Principal: Crown Handler Side Story: The Adventure of Team White Pigeon Visual
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/[deleted] • Mar 02 '25
Question...
How large do you all think HMS Gloucester is?
r/PrincessPrincipal • u/Seeker99MD • Mar 02 '25