Both whad great execution muddled by awkward ideas or a poor finale to the Disney tale/arc. I find that both were handled well enough. Still a fun installment, and I’m curious to see how it all ends.Ĭontent: magic magical objects and creatures a girl wears really short shorts and a bikini top violence and fighting (nothing over PG) characters smack and beat up each other girls wear bikini tops and spilt skirts a guy tries to kiss a girl without her consent (he’s stopped) thorns stab people and draw a little blood a kiss betrayal characters are captured and tied up characters fall off a cliff characters are shot atĪs one can guess from the cover this volume covers Beauty and the Beast and Sleeping Beauty. I can deal with a few things but for it to be repeated over and over gets old FAST, and I’m not a fan. So why have it in there…? 🤷🏼‍♀️ Other minor things are treated in the same “mention then gone and never brought up again” manner which kinda started bugging me. If I were Kilala I’d want to know the answer to that! And all that would have to be done is Rei saying it wasn’t true or something, but it’s never addressed again. That said, I have some issues with it, mainly how things that feel important to have more info on we get nothing-for example Sylphy says she’s Rei’s fiancé, but this is never addressed by ANYONE if this is true or not, and it’s never even brought up again even though it’s rather important. Also the storyline was much tighter and didn’t meander like Volume 3 did which was nice (though this cover is somehow worse then 3… *shudder* I do NOT like the covers of this series!). I also really enjoyed seeing Belle and Aurora get their times to shine, even if they were much briefer then the previous princesses have gotten.

This next installment was fun, and I like the addition of an “antagonist” in Sylphy just to make Kilala’s life even harder, haha.

Kilala Princess by Rika Tanaka