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Meanwhile, in a vaguely medieval kingdom [[note]]the name varies depending on the version: it is Sapphire in the 50's manga, while it is Silverland in the 60's manga[[/note]], the King learns to his dismay that the Queen has given birth to a girl and due to complications, cannot have another child. Women cannot inherit the throne and the King knows that his closest male relative, Duke Duralumin, is a wicked man who would make the dim-witted Plastic his PuppetKing to oppress the people. So the King pretends that Sapphire is a boy, with only a handful of close advisors knowing the truth.
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Meanwhile, in a vaguely medieval kingdom [[note]]the name varies depending on the version: it is Sapphire in the 50's manga, while it is Silverland in the 60's manga[[/note]], the King learns to his dismay that the Queen has given birth to a girl and due to complications, cannot have another child. Women cannot inherit the throne and the King knows that his closest male relative, Duke Duralumin, is a wicked man who would make his own son, the dim-witted Plastic Plastic, his PuppetKing to oppress the people. So the King pretends that Sapphire is a boy, with only a handful of close advisors knowing the truth.
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* FairyTaleFreeForAll: One episode has Princess Knight meet the Wolf and the Seven Goats [[spoiler: the Mother Goat turns out to be a friendly she-wolf, though an evil wolf also appears in the story]]; another episode has Choppy meet Princess Otohime.
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The anime was broadcast in the United States as ''Princess Knight'' or ''Choppy and the Princess'', the latter being at first the title of a short movie made by mashing together three of the episodes. Distribution of the American version was spotty at best, and it wasn't until 2012 that the show got a proper DVD release. In the '80s, Spanish-speaking Americans saw the series on Creator/{{Univision}} under the title ''La Princesa Caballero''. The 60's manga has received an English language two-volume collected release from Vertical inc in 2011 and a similar release of ''The Twin Knights'' saw the light of day in 2013.
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The anime was broadcast in the United States in English as ''Princess Knight'' or ''Choppy and the Princess'', the latter being at first the title of a short movie made by mashing together three of the episodes. episodes, and in Spanish on Creator/{{Univision}} as ''La Princesa Caballero''. Distribution of the American English U.S. version was spotty at best, and it wasn't until 2012 that the show got a proper DVD release. In the '80s, Spanish-speaking Americans saw the series on Creator/{{Univision}} under the title ''La Princesa Caballero''.release. The 60's manga has received an English language two-volume collected release from Vertical inc in 2011 and a similar release of ''The Twin Knights'' saw the light of day in 2013.
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The anime was broadcast in the United States as ''Princess Knight'' or ''Choppy and the Princess'', the latter being at first the title of a short movie made by mashing together three of the episodes. Distribution of the American version was spotty at best, and it wasn't until 2012 that the show got a proper DVD release. The 60's manga has received an English language two-volume collected release from Vertical inc in 2011 and a similar release of ''The Twin Knights'' saw the light of day in 2013.
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The anime was broadcast in the United States as ''Princess Knight'' or ''Choppy and the Princess'', the latter being at first the title of a short movie made by mashing together three of the episodes. Distribution of the American version was spotty at best, and it wasn't until 2012 that the show got a proper DVD release. In the '80s, Spanish-speaking Americans saw the series on Creator/{{Univision}} under the title ''La Princesa Caballero''. The 60's manga has received an English language two-volume collected release from Vertical inc in 2011 and a similar release of ''The Twin Knights'' saw the light of day in 2013.
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* AdultFear: Sapphire and Franz are terrified when they learn that their infant son has disappeared. They have the castle searched from top to bottom for him, and even search the ''moat''.
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* MissingChild: Sapphire and Franz are terrified when they learn that their infant son has disappeared. They have the castle searched from top to bottom for him, and even search the ''moat''.
