Who Made Me a Princess Season1 Episode13: The Princess’s Adventure – A Heartfelt Step Forward

If you’ve been glued to Athanasia de Alger Obelia’s rollercoaster journey of trying to win her cold-hearted father Emperor Claude’s love, Episode13 of Who Made Me a Princess (or its overly verbose Japanese counterpart, “Regarding the time when I unfortunately became a princess”) is exactly the cozy, tension-filled fantasy fix you need. For teens and young adults who live for stories about fate, second chances, and the quiet magic of small wins, this episode hits all the right notes—even if it doesn’t reinvent the isekai wheel.

Let’s start with the elephant in the room: those titles. One MyAnimeList fan joked, “Holy redundant titles Batman!” and they’re not wrong. The original series goes by the snappy Who Made Me a Princess, but its Japanese localization leans into that classic light novel verbosity, giving it a name that’s a mouthful to say but a fun inside joke for fans. Another commenter pointed out the show’s genre familiarity: “It’s pretty similar to several other anime in this genre, but decent so far.” And honestly? That’s spot-on. If you love isekai stories where a modern girl reincarnates into a fantasy world (think I’m the Villainess, So I’m Taming the Final Boss or Re:Zero), you’ll feel right at home here—but what sets this series apart is its heart.

Episode13, titled “The Princess’s Adventure,” takes a break from the palace’s suffocating politics to let Athanasia stretch her wings. From the snippets we get (and fan buzz), this episode follows her first real outing outside the castle walls—something she’s dreamed of but feared, given Claude’s strict rules. Imagine her excitement: chasing butterflies, tasting street food, and seeing the world beyond her lonely chambers. But this adventure isn’t just about fun; it’s a step toward changing her tragic fate (in the original novel, she’s executed by Claude). Fans are raving about the small, subtle moments in this episode—like when Athanasia helps a commoner child, or when she stumbles upon a hidden garden that reminds her of her mother. These scenes aren’t action-packed, but they’re full of warmth, showing us the kind, curious girl beneath the princess facade.

And let’s not forget Claude. Even though he’s still the stoic, unfeeling emperor we know, Episode13 drops tiny hints of softening. One fan gushed about a moment where Claude secretly sends guards to watch over Athanasia during her adventure—without her knowing. It’s the kind of quiet protection that makes you scream into your pillow, because you know how much Athanasia craves even a crumb of his affection. These little gestures are what make the series so addictive: every almost-smile, every hesitation, every unspoken care feels like a victory.

Another fun tidbit from the discussions: this series wasn’t originally Japanese. It’s based on a Korean manhwa, which explains its unique blend of vibrant art and emotional depth. The animation in Episode13 is chef’s kiss—from the pastel hues of the outdoor scenes to the way Athanasia’s eyes light up when she sees something new, every frame feels intentional. For young viewers, this attention to detail makes it easy to connect with her emotions: the nervousness before leaving the palace, the joy of exploring, the fear of getting caught. It’s like we’re right there with her.

For teens, Athanasia’s story hits close to home. Her desire to be loved by her parent, her fear of not being “good enough,” and her courage to take risks—these are all things we can relate to, even if we don’t live in a fantasy kingdom. When she stands up for herself (or for someone else) in this episode, it’s not just a win for her character; it’s a reminder that we can all fight for the things we want, even when the odds are stacked against us.

Overall, Episode13 is a solid addition to the series. It’s not the most dramatic episode, but it’s full of heart—exactly what fans love. If you’re already invested in Athanasia’s journey, this episode will leave you counting down the days until the next one (and scrolling through fan theories about Claude’s hidden feelings). If you’re new? Start from Episode1 and dive in—you’ll be hooked by Athanasia’s charm and the show’s mix of fluff and tension.

As one fan put it, the series is “decent so far”—but let’s be real: it’s way more than that. It’s a story about finding your voice, changing your destiny, and learning that love can come in the most unexpected forms. So grab your favorite snack, sit back, and let Athanasia’s adventure sweep you away. And don’t forget to join the fan chats afterward—everyone’s talking about that ending, and you won’t want to miss out!

Whether you’re here for the cute moments, the drama, or just to see if Claude will finally warm up to his daughter, Episode13 of Who Made Me a Princess is a must-watch. It’s the kind of episode that makes you laugh, smile, and maybe even tear up—a perfect escape for any young adult looking for something to care about.

Rating: 4/5 stars (because we need more Claude softness, duh!)
— A fellow fan who’s already waiting for Episode14.

P.S. If you loved this episode, check out the Bilibili or YouTube uploads to rewatch your favorite moments—you won’t regret it!
P.P.S. The redundant title is still a mood, but we’ll let it slide. 😉