In Sleepy Princess episode 11, viewers get a pretty solid, but not exceptional, second to last episode ahead of Sleepy Princess’ finale.
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Cy Catwell
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In Sleepy Princess episode 10, viewers get a change of place as Syalis, Twilight and a few of the Ten Elder leave the castle for the city of Endopolis.
In Sleepy Princess episode 9, Demon King Twilight ups the comedy by insisting on a hostage training camp to get Syalis to act less pampered.
In Sleepy Princess episode 8, viewers are treated to a slower, more filler-centric episode that’s more filler fluff than plotty stuff, but still enjoyable.
Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey is a hope-filled Black Christmas musical that brings a message of belief and potential.
In Sleepy Princess episode 7, viewers not only get a change of pace, but they also get a location change and a whole new cast of characters.
In Sleepy Princess episode 6 viewers see the hubris of a Princess and her grape juice, as well as hilarious highs and comedic lows.
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle is one of many Fall 2020 anime adaptations beefing up the roster this year. Billed as a slice of life, high fantasy comedy, Sleepy Princess mixes episodic antics with an overarching story of a damsel in distress that upends every trope, all while barely keeping its protagonist princess in check. With a princess that can’t be stopped and a cast of incredibly likable demons, Sleepy Princess Episode 5 is likely to follow its predecessor and be incredibly funny. What’s the Princess going to battle against in episode 5? Well, it’s an interesting surprise! Sleepy…