Fena Pirate Princess had a great start but sunk under the weight of expectations set upon it. The fantastic animation and characters were let down by pacing and plot as the show crashed and burned under studio and viewer pressure.
Fena Pirate Princess Episode 12 was a colossal disappointment of an ending and a betrayal to the show's initial promise. I'm sorry to those whom I recommended the show before it had ended. I hoped things would turn out better than they did.
While there wasn't inherently wrong about Fena Pirate Princess Episode 11, I can't say I particularly enjoyed the direction the show went in or the destination that it reached. Above all, I am just so confused about everything. For once, it doesn't seem like it is my fault.
Visually breathtaking and sounding heavenly, Fena Pirate Princess Episode 10 was a sight to behold. Don't bother turning in to learn more about the universe, though. We don't do that here.
Fena Pirate Princess Episode 9 was a tale of two halves, with one half bordering perfection and the other playing it safe and true to Fena's modus operandi.
Fena Pirate Princess Episode 8 was good despite being the weakest episode of the show so far. The pacing has started to hurt the show now, but the other elements are good enough always to make the show enjoyable.
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