Talking with Natty feels like this.

Cute

In other words, the main choice is Nacchi.

A girl who smiles brightly when she sees sparkly things.

I’m getting spoiled by Natchi, with that floppy face and all.
I’ve been too considerate of my parents and it seems I’m pushing myself into being a gentle young carer, so Nacchi might have become a more important emotional support than I thought.

I wonder if Ultraman’s pose was learned from watching superhero shows.

Sorano Minamo is surely a strong child.
Feel the elegance.

She’s the one who has the most transformation feeling when turning into a princess, but you can still see glimpses of that in her, nonetheless.

I can escape from Jamok while carrying Nacchi on my back.

Everyone is cute, but I like Minamo-chan the most.

A girl has a expression that embodies her desire to act out.

It’s super cute when they’re all like “teehee~”!

Minamo-chan’s voice has a fluffy quality that makes her even cuter than before watching, but every time I look at the top of her head, I think funky!

I would like to see what other characters look like with their hair down as well.

Why did you hide from Nacchi that you were going to hang out at your junior’s house?

It’s part of my princess activities…

It’s nice that the sister has become a mother figure for her brother.

It really feels good to sense the context of a story depicting a classic adolescent girl.

I feel like I’m going to become a dream little girl for Natty.
He’s quite handsome on the inside, isn’t he?

You have a nice face and a nice voice.

Minamo-chan is cute!

If there are domestic elements included in the story, then they would probably fight against a queen or perhaps a king.

Nacchi has been becoming less noticeable.

I love the voice that sounds like an ultimate fan when cheering for Nagase.

I want a child who will become a rival to everyone.

The OP’s Jamok has lined up, and there’s a possibility that King will be a band and Queen will just be the queen.

Rebellion against parents and society may be a theme.

The issues of the Sorano family cannot be solved by causing a commotion in Alice Pia.

It seems like playing the role of a mother will have repercussions later on.

A development where parents bend for their children’s dreams… Are we really going to do this?

I feel quite a sense of violence in bare-handed fighting.

If resolving the situation at Alice Pier leads to personal growth and success in one’s own problems, then I think it follows the classic path of children’s literature.