The sad thing is as Nina admits herself, she has nothing left to flee back to. Not even as a life as a poor farmgirl. One friend is dead and the other, Saji, sold her out. She doesn't even have an employer who will miss a perky young worker. "Do I even have a place to return to" and the answer is "no." Might as well enjoy the nice food and go along with this plan, although I doubt the viability of said plan given that she's told she does not look like the princess besides her eyes.
A take on the results of this in a realistic situation: And then when the marriage occurred and they moved to consummate the marriage, the princess was found to be a male imposter. Outraged by this trickery, the opposing country beheaded the young boy and declared war, many dying as the result of a very stupid plan.
@@pookyslickvoodoo9933 No there is not a typo, in the book it states she’s a girl, but she dresses as a boy to avoid trouble. Azure is just calling her he because of how he found her and her mannerisms.
@@Bearycozy oh ok, that makes so much more sense, thanks for the clarification. I was genuinely unsure if it was a mistake in the subtitles or the girl was infact a guy having to masquerade as a girl. Thanks again for clearing that up.👍
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Nina: "Holy cow that's a big sword!" 😮
Azure: "Oops wrong "sword" 😏
Nina: 😧
Her: I don't have time for foolishness.
Him: Neither do I. 🎉
She : DAMN THAT'S BIG
Thats what she said
Seth: You must never be discovered as an imposter. That is your duty. Understood?
Nina: So, in other words, I have to play Among Us.
The sad thing is as Nina admits herself, she has nothing left to flee back to. Not even as a life as a poor farmgirl. One friend is dead and the other, Saji, sold her out. She doesn't even have an employer who will miss a perky young worker. "Do I even have a place to return to" and the answer is "no." Might as well enjoy the nice food and go along with this plan, although I doubt the viability of said plan given that she's told she does not look like the princess besides her eyes.
0:34 Calm down, everyone. Dude's just flashing his big sword at her
That thumbnail though 😅
Very strong first eps
On my watchlist for sure
Looks like a good anime added to my watchlist
A take on the results of this in a realistic situation:
And then when the marriage occurred and they moved to consummate the marriage, the princess was found to be a male imposter. Outraged by this trickery, the opposing country beheaded the young boy and declared war, many dying as the result of a very stupid plan.
Shes so cute ❤😊i love the pink haair
how did she trip on a dress that doesnt go past her ankles?
A special type of "talent". Or Fate/Plot BS
Gives me Apothecary Diaries vibes.
I don't think she'll fool anyone in believing that she is a "Princess" 🤔😅
Why not?
Thats what she said
So where is the real Princess ?
Dead
Even real girls introduce themselves with “Ore.”
This is going to be a very interesting series to watch
Awesome Nina the Starry Bride Video.
When you expect glory but get broad sword instead.
So as long as no one sees him go to the bathroom, the charade will be infallible!
Nina is a girl Azure is just picking on her because of how she acts.
How’s is this plan supposed to work exactly?🤨
I’m pretty sure the prince is going to find out he’s an imposter when they commence the honeymoon phase.
So you haven't watched it. She just have to learn 14 years of court etiquette and religious teachings in 2 years.
Was there a typo in the subs? Cause "goldie" calls her "he".
@@pookyslickvoodoo9933Well, it’s not like we’ve seen it ourselves, so there’s no knowing.
@@pookyslickvoodoo9933 No there is not a typo, in the book it states she’s a girl, but she dresses as a boy to avoid trouble. Azure is just calling her he because of how he found her and her mannerisms.
@@Bearycozy oh ok, that makes so much more sense, thanks for the clarification. I was genuinely unsure if it was a mistake in the subtitles or the girl was infact a guy having to masquerade as a girl. Thanks again for clearing that up.👍
I read this one, too. Gonna be at least interesting.
Woops