The show is able to take its gimmicks and bring out the most of it. It’s adapted from a mobile game after all but don’t let that take away your attention. I won’t deny that it can be a bit cartoony at times. Naturally, Princess Connect takes place in a fantasy setting with the show’s various gimmicks. Plus, Karyl adds popcorn entertainment to the show whenever others try to befriend her, most noticeably Pecorine. While the writing here isn’t any dynamic or unique, it does bring her character as someone to appreciate more. As the show progresses, her character changes and she begins to trust in her new friends. Finally, there’s Karyl, the tsundere-like cat girl who seems have her own personal mission to keep an eye on the guild. And while not as energetic as Pecorine, she will draw the audience’s attention with her inner thoughts about herself. We are also joined by Kokkoro, a servant who is very loyal to her friends. A recurring gag in the show also revolves her love for food so prepare to see a lot of cooking at her guild. She is essentially one of the poster girls and it’s easy to see how friendly she is. Pecorine is armed with a big appetite and a bubbly personality. United under the Gourmet Edifice banner, each of them has their own colorful personalities and it catches on very quickly once you pay close attention. The real selling point is the character chemistry between the three main female cast – Pecorine, Kokkoro, and Karyl.
Being mostly silent doesn’t help his character nor does it help that he feels like an NPC bot. Yuuki is the male protagonist but he’s not the one to watch out for, or to invest your time into. With our lovable cast of characters, there’s no shortage for entertainment as we follow Yuuki and his adventures. It depends on how much you’ll approach this show’s humor but to say the least, it has an immense amount of charisma. So in other words, do be prepared for eccentric humor. Right off the bat, I noticed that we have Takomi Kansaki helming the show as the producer. This particular cute little gem is a mobile adaptation that I’ve grown fondly to actually say it’s enjoyable. Princess Connect! Re:Dive tells a different story. They seem like projects aimed to make a quick buck. The reason being is that most of them are bankrupt on the creative side. From the top of my head, there hasn’t been a many mobile game adaptation in recent years that I rated more than 5 or above.
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