History Manga / PrincessResurrection

** Averted twice with Hime in the first of the new Ovas.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: They seem very old school, but not everything is known about them yet. They don't like sunlight, but it only seems to weaken them at most. The same goes for water. They can be killed with a stake, but crosses and churches have no influence over them. Biting infects the victim, who behaves more like a zombie than a vampire. They like blood, but it doesn't seem that they need much of it. They can fly, and they can turn into a swarm of bats, as well as communicate with regular bats.

* {{Panty Shot}}: Reiri again, mostly whenever she takes flight

** Riza's two werewolf friends try to play this straight before Reiri stops them.

** What's more the harem doesn't really happen. Riza is just good friends with Hiro, and Reiri actually hits on ''Hime'' more often. The end theme is a complete fake-out.

* {{Fanservice}}:Besides blood, the [=OVAs=] are packed to the brim with MaleGaze and [[{{Gainaxing}} breast bouncing,]] though they also include some FemaleGaze in the 3rd OVA.

** One of Hime's brothers tries to destroy [[spoiler: Flanders]] with a [[MobileSuitGundam megapartical cannon]] in chapter 39.

** One of Hime's brothers tries to destroy [[spoiler: Flanders]] with a [[MobileSuitGundam megapartical cannon]] in chapter 36.

** One of Hime's brothers tries to destroy [[spoiler: Flanders]] with a [[MobileSuitGundam megapartical cannon]]

* TokenLoli: Flandre, and more properly Princess Sherwood.

** Even worse, the candidate most likely to succeed in such a contest would seem to be the most [[CompleteMonster psychotic, ruthless one]].

* FridgeLogic: Ignoring all of the other rather unusual stuff that can be explained away as fiction and RuleOfCool, why has no one fixed Francette's arm?
** Because [[{{ThisIsADrill}} drills are awesome]]?
** FridgeBrilliance: Why does drinking the blood of a royal turn you semi-immortal? [[spoiler:Because they are immature phoenixes, creatures known to revive from their own ashes.]]

* ItJustBugsMe: While I understand that phoenixes obviously don't age the same way most of us do, at what age are Hime and her siblings and relatives considered adults? Hime is 17 years which means Emil and Severin had to at least be 18 and Sylvia and Gilliam have to at least be in their early 20's.
** [[spoiler: As is later revealed, immature royals need an adult Phoenix to become adults themselves. Otherwise they can grow up and even become old, as was seen with one surviving sibling from the previous indecisive round of royal fighting.]]

** [[spoiler: The recent arc seems to be concentrating on this as there are now two Himes. One in the present and one in the future. The latter trying to figure out whats going on.]]

** And she also appears on the first volume of the manga with one. Overall chainsaws seem to be her iconic weapon, despite her using them in only one notable battle.

** Even worse, the candidate most likely to succeed in such a contest would seem to be the most [[CompleteMonster psychotic, ruthless one]], though the intent of how the siblings are arranged is so that the winner will win in a manner befitting a royal.
** Because, as revealed later in the manga,[[spoiler: the mature royals could choose not elevate the survivor, as they did in the last round]]

** Even worse, the candidate most likely to succeed in such a contest would be the most [[CompleteMonster psychotic, ruthless one]].

** What's more, at least in the anime, the harem doesn't really happen. Riza is just good friends with Hiro, and Reiri actually hits on ''Hime'' more often. The end theme is a complete fake-out.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: They seem very old school, but not everything is known about them yet. They don't like sunlight, but it only seems to weaken them at most. The same goes for water. They can be killed with a stake, but crosses and churches have no influence over them. Biting infects the victim, who behaves more like a zombie than a vampire. They like blood, but it doesn't seem that they need it. They can fly, and they can turn into a swarm of bats, as well as communicate with regular bats.

** Another one from [[http://www.mangareader.net/princess-resurrection/70/4 chapter 70]] will seem familiar to fans of Cyborg009.

http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/PrinRess.png ''Princess Resurrection'' (alternatively titled ''Kaibutsu Oujo'', meaning Monster Princess) is an ongoing supernatural manga publishing in Shonen Sirius by Yasunori Mitsunaga which was adapted as an anime by {{Madhouse}}. The story revolves around the adventures of a young boy named Hiro Hiyorimi who is hit by a truck at the start of the series. He is killed but revived by the master of the maid driving the truck, Hime. Through her blood he becomes half-immortal and becomes a servant to her.

The series revolves around the monsters Hime hunts (although most come to her) with the help of Hiro, Flandre (a [[RobotMaid robo maid]] who can only say [[VerbalTic 'Hooba' (or "Huga" in the official R1 release)]] ('fuga' in the original)), Riza (a [[HalfHumanHybrid half human/half wolf]] who comes in search of Hime for revenge), Reiri (a local vampire who just likes stirring up trouble), and occasionally Hime's sister Sherwood.

Making appearances are Hime and Sherwood's other siblings who all want to take the family throne. To do so, they must eliminate their other siblings and even though Hime has no interest in the throne, she is forced to fight her siblings regardless.

* FurAgainstFang

** Chapter 70 has a [[SilentHill2 Pyramid Head]] {{Expy}}.

* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler: Hiro, just compare him from earlier chapters to [[http://pic4.bengou.com/comicdata/gw/gwwn008081708/1230952430154/1230952432839.jpg this.]] Even Reiri was surprised.]]