Scrapped Princess

Pacifica Casull, known as Scrapped Princess, is said to be the world-ending omen by the zealots of God Mauser. To escape assassination, she and her adoptive siblings flee the village Manhurin. Shannon is skilled with sword; Raquel is proficient with magic. They are pursued at every turn by those who believe stopping Pacifica will prevent the foretold catastrophe on her sixteenth birthday. They travel through a world that fears her, seeking safety, confronting questions about her identity, destiny, and the truth behind the prophecy, all while maintaining the bonds of family and facing danger that seems to follow them. The road ahead holds more questions than answers.

It first aired in 2003 as an anime series blending action and fantasy with humor. The cast includes Fumiko Orikasa as Pacifica Casull, Shin-ichiro Miki as Shannon, Sayaka Ohara as Raquel, Katsuyuki Konishi as Fully, and Kaori Mizuhashi as Zeferis.

Awards for Scrapped Princess are scarce in major circuits. The series did not secure notable nominations at the big awards, and it remains a niche title within early 2000s anime. Fans respect it for its characters and storytelling, but it did not achieve mainstream industry recognition in a lasting sense.

Within its fanbase, Scrapped Princess is remembered for its unusual mix of swordplay, magic, and humor set against a prophecy driven plot. It drew attention from anime viewers looking for darker themes alongside lighthearted moments, contributing to a niche but enduring discussion about fate and outsider status and personal stakes.

Critics described the series as a solid blend of action drama and comedy with a strong focus on family bonds. Its central themes include prophecy versus free will, the fear of the other, and resilience in the face of looming danger. The overall reception sits mid range among fans globally.