Seijo no Maryoku wa Bannou desu

Both isekai and iyashikei, this show is a nice 4 hour long movie about a girl summoned to another world to save it who ends up being one of two. There's not a lot happening in each episode, and no real antagonists, but there sure are a lot of pretty, pretty boys going out of their way to be nice to the main character.

Happily, the show avoids a lot of the dumber cliches that can weigh down these shows; the main character seems decently smart, and there's no "too dumb to clear up a misunderstanding" clogging up the plot, such as ... it is, other than the main romance.

All in all, a nice, well produced, slightly bland show. I enjoyed it, it made me smile and gave me some feels, but I'm sure it's not for everybody.

This series is more satisfying than the manga version because the characters have been animated to make the story look beautiful.
I really liked this series for the first time when I saw the ending scene in the first episode. Damn, this is very touching.
Think logically first, when a working woman who suddenly is forcibly summoned to Isekai, and gradually gets a new job that she likes because she really likes something and when in a critical situation something she makes (potion) makes miracles save the lives of others.
Certainly this, very shocking to her and something frightening because of this, she consciously realized that ... she was actually the saint. Realizing this, she was very afraid that her "freedom" would be taken away again.

Not the best execution of such a simple plot [Spoiler free review]

I just wanted a wish-fulfillment isekai in which a woman goes to a fantasy world where she is the Chosen One and gets a hot boyfriend while fighting evil. It is a simple formula and I like it. However, the awful pacing made this anime difficult to enjoy.

We meet the protagonist, Sei, as an office lady who is working until late. She arrives at home, where she lives alone, and is suddenly summoned into a fantasy world. Another girl (Aira) was summoned with her. The prince announces Aira is the Saint they were waiting ... for. Then, the scene is cut to Sei having a meeting with some characters who explain the situation to her: the Saint, who has a great magical power, was summoned to fight the evil creatures that are threatening their country, but somehow two pleople were summoned instead of one. Sei can't go back to her world, but can live confortably at the palace if she wants. She is free to do as she pleases. After a time-jump of one week, she is bored af and gets a job in a research institute, where she learns how to use magic to make potions.

Doesn't seem like a bad first episode, but the pacing... THE PACING. It is just so fast. The scene where she is summoned, I swear. Two frames and it is over. The fact that the prince declares the other girl the Saint and ignores the protagonist is actually very important for the plot, but barely any attention was given to that. Several episodes later, Sei says that she was furious for being ignored, but we never got to see that! The scene happened in a flash, and we never saw her having any particular feelings about it! We only saw the "after", when she is listening to their explanation and seems upset for being summoned there against her will -- and even that doesn't last long, as she accepts her new life quite easily.

It is very difficult to care for a character we don't understand. Did she have friends and family, or anything important to her? There was no mention to it. Was she working until late because she likes her job, or did she hate it? She seemed pretty neutral about that. Did she wish she was the Saint instead of Aira? No clue. We can only guess all of that, nothing is shown. And the worst is... around episode 7 or 8, we finally see how things happened to Aira. We see she had a family, we see her crying because she can't go back, we see her motivation to work hard as the Saint (the prince promissed to find a way to send her back if she solves the kingdom's problem). We UNDERSTAND her. We even get to see more subtle aspects of Aira's personality, which were actually done very well. So why didn't the writers show the same dedication in writing the protagonist?

The romance also suffered from bad pacing. The first meeting between Sei and her love interest was a great scene, I really liked how it was done, but after that... time jumps. Lots of time jumps. He gives her some rides, and time jumps. Suddenly they are into each other, but I guess they fell in love when we were not looking, somewhere between the time jumps. How about showing us those interactions??

I really wish they showed us why the two of them are good together. Do they have shared interests? Do their strenghts and weaknesses complement each other? Being handsome/pretty is not enough for a compelling romance. Writers need to work a little harder than that.

To be fair, this show does improve from the middle on. They start doing time jumps when it actually makes sense, showing the important events in real time and jumping baggage packing or whatever. They start making up for the mess that was the first episode by explaining how Sei felt and showing the events by Aira's point of view. They also show Sei and the love interest working together, and having meaninful interactions. It was much better, but too little too late.

Plot (3/10). The plot is sooo contrived. The basic premisse of fighting monsters is ok, but when we get to the details... ugh. Everyone seems to be so bad at their jobs. What annoyed me the most was the writers trying to frame a certain character as sacrificing himself and playing the bad guy to protect someone else... However, if you actually think about the situation, his decisions don't make any sense. He could have solved the problem in a blink of an eye if he just acted with common sense. So, so contrived.

Characters (4/10). The protagonist is very blank. I get it: we are supposed to put ourselves in her shoes. However, we also need to have something to identify with. I already ranted about not knowing anything about her motivations and thought process, so I will say what I liked. I really liked the fact she is a researcher (maybe because I'm a researcher too lol), and that aspect of her gained more emphasis at the last half of the show. There was some novelty to it, and I think it is great to show girls doing science. As for the other characters... the love interest is just pretty and kind, with no depth at all. A little boring. Aira doesn't have much screen time, but she had a short emotional arc that was probably the best of this show (and kinda made me wish she was the protagonist). Other secondary characters were interesting to watch, such as the king, Elizabeth, and the other potion researchers. Most of them were more memorable than poor love interest whose name I forgot (Sorry. It is Hawk.), but still there was no depth in any of them.

Design/graphics (8/10). The graphics are beautiful and give a nice fantasy-like atmosphere to the show. The character design for the main couple is as generic as their personalities. I wish they had kept Sei's glasses or added some original detail, because without them she looks exactaly like all other girl-next-door type of protagonists. I did love the design of many of the side characters, tho. The king was a daddy.

Music/voice (8/10). The soundtrack was nice and blended well with the scenes. The OP and ED songs were also good. But I have to praise Sei's voice actress (Ishikawa Yui) for her great acting skills, which couldn't make up for the poor writing, but gave as much personality to Sei as possible with that script. Hawk's lines were very repetitive, mostly saying "Sei" softly/kindly/sexly. Sakurai Takahiro indeed sounded soft/kind/sexy, so... lol. Good job too, I guess...?

Enjoyment (6/10). I was entertained enough to watch until the end, as the second half of the season got better. But, if they make a new season, I'm probably not watching it. There are several better isekai animes with female protagonists out there.

Overall (4/10).

Two words:

Wholesome and Relaxing.

This is one of those I could consider as my comfort anime tbh. The MC is not annoying, she actually is independent and it's fun seeing her adjust to her life in her new world. She may show that 'dense' female lead energy but it's not to the point that it makes her look stupid and annoying as other female leads do. The male lead is a gentleman and simply just a nice guy, I'm not digging his whole character design though, I'm done with dem blondes. In short, all the characters are wholesome. The whole anime is just fluff. ...

Most importantly, no fanservice (ecchi) -- thank god T_T

Yea the plot literally makes everything go her way, she's overpowered, etc. but I just love how drama-free the anime is. It's a nice breath of fresh air from all the 'stressful' anime I've been watching lol

The series starts off flinging Sei into another world almost immediately after the first episode begun, leaving no time for any background information or character build up to leave us invested. They then skipped the scene when she was summoned and the events that occurred, only referring to it a few episodes later, which seemed to hold some valuable connections. The fact they were only referencing to it then felt off and made me check to see if i didn't start on the second episode by mistake.


The plot was rushed and felt like it didn't go anywhere and could use a second ... season for that purpose. The animation was decent, it fit the style of the show and the peaceful vibe it gave. I found the actions seemed looked kinda out of place. The characters were all pretty enjoyable, but i did dislike aira and how a lot of general interactions were shown that added nothing. The whole show felt like a filler and didn't have much depth to it but it was done well and i have hopes for the second season.

Okay so I gave this a 5 because it's not like the worst thing I've ever watched but I didn't think it was good either. To write this review I'll look at the story, characters and how much I enjoyed it.

Story: The story felt like the plot of every other Isekai at its most basic form, the main character gets summoned, she needs to save the kingdom and to absolutely no one's surprise she's the strongest person in the world and that's it. I guess the only thing that could be counted as different would be the romance but even that seemed underwhelming because it ... barely developed as the story proceeded. In relations to conflict there was actually none and this made the story even flatter.

Art: So there was this one running scene that seemed really weirdly done to me but for the most part I didn't really mind the art so I have no other comments about it.

Characters: With the exception of one character the characters never really grew or developed, they were all very plain and 2 dimensional from the beginning to the end of the show. The one character that did show some depth still failed to be compelling in my opinion so not only did the story rarely develop the characters failed to be compelling enough to at least slightly carry it.

Enjoyment: At first I was really excited for the anime and I think this excitement lasted like the first four episodes then I just ended up forcing myself to the end because I had already started watching it.

Here's the thing though, I feel like people who like slow paced easy going shows might actually like this as there's no over complicated plot twist or magic system you need to wrap your head round when you want to relax. The story was also funny in some areas so that's also a positive. Overall though I'd say the anime was mediocre at best.

This is one of the best anime I’ve watched in a very long while. The main character reminds me of tohru from fruits basket, but older and more mature yet still kind. The ml is the typical perfect strong soldier that protects and is only nice to the fl, BUT ITS SO CUTE. Because it goes back to the standard concept of princely ml making moves on the fl, it is so wholesome. You see her growth and character development and there were a few flashbacks in the ending song and I barely even recognized the characters because the expressions were so different. No single ... character is “bad” and there is always a story behind it. I am definitely reading this and its going on my ranking AS ONE OF THE BEST MADE ISEKAIS SO FAR.

A lighthearted slice of life in a fantasy world, this was my initial impression of this anime. I won't judge too much because so far we only have 6 episodes available but i'll review based on that and i'm only judging the story and not focusing too much on the art and soundtrack, not that those aren't a good fit but i tend to focus more on the plot and writing rather than the art/sound when i watch anime unless those two parts disrupt the flow and enjoyment too much, but i do have to say that the current rating (7.62) is quite apt. There ... isn't much to say about this anime yet, as i mentioned before it's a very lighthearted one and it reminds me of Akagami no Shirayuki-hime, it has the same feeling and there are hints of an early romance but no reverse harem or anything like that, though there are indeed a lot of handsome men around her.

Now let's talk about the only flaw i've seen so far and of course this is my opinion, the main character is too naive and innocent, it feels very unrealistic because just by living in our world and growing up one would definitely not be so pure like her to the point of believing anything others say to her, but while that is something i consider a negative point it can also be considered a positive point because there's room for growth and you could even compare her to those shounen main characters or maybe a blank piece of paper, she's plain in both personality and appearance, even somewhat indecisive and she knows it too, but that means the author could fill that piece of paper with content that is defined and developed by her experiences in this new world and that could be very interesting depending on the direction the author takes this story.

I don't expect this anime to suddenly turn into a dark story but i am hoping she will eventually be taught a lesson which will in turn help her mature and grow as a person, perhaps she's not as pure as i imagine but the anime format definitely doesn't help when it comes to inner thoughts and long text descriptions that could be inserted in the novel, there's no space for that in a short 20 minutes episode unfortunately. Now for my final thoughts, would i recommend this anime to others? Sure, it's that seasonal feel good type of anime that anyone could get into and it doesn't require you to think too much, i also noticed it only has 12 episodes but i wonder if there will be a season 2 in the next anime season, it probably has enough story in the light novel to cover that much and i think this anime deserves another season unless it suddenly takes a drastic and catastrophic turn in the next six episodes of this season.

This show has a simple and predictable plot. Young viewers who enjoy the shoujo genre may find it show easy to follow and the MC's interactions with her love interest Hawke cute.

I do like watching shows with a basic plotline. However, this show was a drag to watch due to the main cast's personalities being as charming as a piece of cardboard. After 12 episodes, we barely know any non-superficial information about the characters, especially the male cast. The only character that managed to make me feel some emotions was Aira, and she's a side character.


Animation: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Character: 3/10
Story: 5/10

I’ve seen a bunch of isekai genres and while other titles tend to have a summoned OP fighter that blasts everything on its way not really having any character development, this one is focused a “backline support”, immediately bringing some uniqueness. That, along with the slice of life tag, gives a very sweet change of scenery.

I personally enjoyed anime a lot. Storyline is told in an excellent manner and protagonist being a girl gives a more “soft” vibe to it. Characters develop at a normal pace and all the emotions and decisions seem just right, seem realistic. ... All the social interactions take into account the social position of characters and there are no awkward inconsistencies. Everything makes sense.

There is one thing that seems very wrong and does it very consistently, however. Authors made an incredible job making a build up for an intense moment. You feel the drive, the heavy atmosphere, the emotions of the characters. You are hyped up about what comes next, you are waiting for culmination. And then it happens. One frame. Two. Then producer shouts “Ok, that’s enough, cut the tape here” and in a blink of an eye it ends. It’s gone, like it wasn’t there. You didn’t even feel it, you didn’t even have time to comprehend, to enjoy it. “They blew it” – you think, and you aren’t wrong.

Yet, the story continues, and it’s very enjoyable. Though there are some decisions I don’t fully agree, the flow is still taking you on a rollercoaster of emotions that may or may not be the best thing you’ve ever experience.

Second season is coming up and I’m hyped about it. Especially I’m waiting to see the culmination of the romance and hope that this time they won’t blow it. All things considered. Anime is terrific, I loved it, excluding the above stated things, 8 out of 10.

The story starts as Sei Takanashi is isekai'd to kingdom of Slantania. She overhears that the Grand Magus summoned two saints, the prince declares the other girl as the Saint. She decides to stay at the Research Institute to learn herbs and potions.

The plot is basic and predictable, there are no antagonists or shocking events in the story. Sei does magic so effortlessly, you know what's coming next. It lacks a more detailed and engaging plot because similar things happen during the series. That being said, it's still a enjoyable, lighthearted watch. The art and opening is good.

If you like feel good, easy ... to watch anime with isekai, shoujo and romance, you might enjoy this!

Story 10/10
+ Isekai, fantasy, magic, romance, super light-hearted, no cliff hangers, no rushing.
- Perhaps the flatness of the danger and deeper development for a bigger contrast, though that's exactly why this was such a pleasant watch.

Art 10/10
+ Beautiful attention to the mouth specifically, in some important scenes you feel the care put into those precious moments , the hands in the last scene were also beautifully drawn and eye-catching.
- There is some slacking of in the far-away characters and the backgrounds as the series progresses.

Sound 9/10
+ Great and varying voice acting, really loved the ending song as well which was soft ... but upbeat.
- Opening song was a bit sappy for my liking and seemed to leave it at an awkward fade-out, not sure if intentional or not.

Character 7/10
+ This series does a great job at making you like every single character, the heroine is pretty realistic as well which makes you feel for and with her very accessible.
- Character development is a bit flat, was a bit disappointed at Hawke's lack progression the most.

Enjoyment 10/10
+ Thé perfect series for a casual watch and a pleasant fizzy feeling.
- No groundbreaking novelties or story, just enjoy the little choo-choo train as it trudges along.

Total of 9.2, overall so a real fun and pleasant watch. Just don't expect too much, simply one to enjoy at your leisure on a lazy Sunday afternoon or some such. I'm definitely going to check out the manga and probably even buy the entire series when they all get published - unless the characters remain as flat as they do, which I sincerely doubt as there are still 2 volumes to be written!

The show is basically if an average Japanese woman got transported to morrowind. It's not something with video game mechanics, and it's not similar environmentally to morrowind. It's just more of a slow paced thing where she's making potions and learning magic, but of course her potions and magic are powerful because she's the saintess that was summoned.

This show is more aimed at women as far as the love interests go, but it's not heavy on it, and it's not an ecchi or anything, It's very wholesome. The art's pretty good and the main character isn't boring or obnoxious. It's a pretty solid isekai.

At the ... beginning of the show, two women are summoned, and the main character is ignored by the prince. The rest of the kingdom isn't stupid though, so they take care of her and try to stay in her good graces. So rather than doing this for the sake of the main character being able to get back at people, it's more a device to allow her to more freely discover things in the world rather than being on some set course.

Rather than needing some speech or fight to prove her worth or her title, just her ability with magic is enough to make it more and more undeniable that she's the saintess. It's a refreshing change of pace from certain other shows.

It's hard to actually describe why I loved this show as much as I did. The synopsis of this anime is pretty much what you get; it's a pretty generic shoujo isekai with a pretty generic fantasy setting and plotline. The story is slow and plodding; the art is beautiful but the animation was clearly budget-limited. However, despite all these things, it quickly became my favourite comfort show of recent seasons by the first few episodes.

The character writing, while not anything breathtaking, was definitely what sold the entire show. There's a nuanced undertone to each of the conversations between the characters; a sense of gentleness ... and tacit understanding between them. The relationships between them were warm, supporting, and realistically developed. The dialogue writing is thoughtful and grounded.

I especially loved how they addressed Sei's initial reluctance to come into the role of Saintess. It was a little bit of a shock; I'm so used to watching action-packed isekai shows where the MCs adapt into unbelievably harsh and challenging environments despite being nothing but normal people in a peaceful modern society in their past lives. In this case, seeing the people in Sei's life gently support her no matter what decision she ends up taking (and all this done with very little explicit addressing of the actual topic!) was such a beautiful thing to watch.
A scene I also particularly enjoyed was watching the scene between Aira and an unnamed female student at her school on the rainy day; the time spent on that quiet, wordless exchange between them with Aira finally being left behind and simply using magic to dry herself instead was such a wonderfully written moment. It was such a small scene but the choice to emphasize it added so much colour and depth to her character.

All in all, this was a wonderfully comforting and simple series, with the ending being a beautiful revelation as to why the title of this show came to be in the first place. Execution on all fronts of this storyline was lovely to watch, particularly with this cast of loveable characters.

The character development is good! This is basically an anime for folks who have wanted their favorite romance light novel/webtoons to get an anime and their wish came true. The FL has a pretty good personality and while I'm only 4 episodes in at this point, I can tell the plot won't be boring even if she has men flocking to her constantly lmao.

The music is cute and standard fantasy. It's very slice of life but the MC being the focus rather than her romances is enjoyable. She's older as well which makes her relatable and her romance interests are more mature and likeable.

This is such a good isekai anime. It is really a hidden gem!! And very underrated. For starters it actually gives a good background information about the kingdom and what is going on about it. The story art IS AMAZING both in the manga, light novel, and anime. I would suggest reading the light novel as well because it gives so much detail about it. And in the manga there are some cute scenes that the anime has left out. The characters designs are well thought out and I love how the characters treat one another. Everyone is treated well and no one is ... treated badly because of their social class. They give a good description for what is going on. And it shows how much passion the MC has for everyone. Throughout the story it goes into deep detail about her powers and how it actually works making it somewhat logical.

And how other people might say it does not have a good plot because there is no main antagonist. Not every single anime has to have one they can do well off without one. Having no main antagonist makes this different from any other isekai anime because it does not follow any stereotypic isekai anime rules. The mc has its own choice for choosing life and what she does for it not being forced into fighting someone or something. However people might say this is so boring and it does not have a good plot. Not every anime needs fighting in order to be good. It is very refreshing to watch something new. Not every single anime is a fighting or drama type.

Watching this anime is so refreshing because the plot is so easy to understand and you do not feel overwhelmed by it. The mc love story is a nice slow paced love story that is still developing. And by seeing the mc and her main love interest interact is so wholesome. The wholesome love makes it different from everything else because they do not put pressure on another and try to let them be comfortable. I think it is good they do not fast paced love because the love that slowly builds up. The whole story of the anime is not written because the manga and light is still ongoing. So what really happens we do not know yet. There could be many twists and plots we have not thought of for this anime.

[A peaceful, wholesome piece that is both adventurous and simple. Great graphics, nicely-paced and well-written plot. 10/10]

The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent is definitely a must-watch for all anime lovers, especially those who enjoy peacefulness and wholesomeness. It uses the OP isekai MC trope, yet is so unique and well-made in its delivery. Even though the MC gets more and more powerful each episode, nothing is sudden. However, unlike other isekai that showcases MC's progress through fights, struggles, losses, etc., we're able to peacefully enjoy the MC's progress as she behaves like she would in her own world through her adventurousness and diligence.

There are 3 ... points which showcases its uniqueness: A kind grown woman as an MC that tries to always stay positive while knowing and doing what she wants, a well-written super cute romance story, and a nation full of good people. However, some weaknesses are such as the regressing graphics as the episodes go through and the input of some side-stories which importance is questionable. These weaknesses are not as significant in my standard as I enjoyed them nevertheless until the end.

Don't hesitate, go watch it now!~

TL;DR this anime is a saint isekai.

In this anime, similarly to Slime 300, we have a 25-30 year old single woman who works hard in a corporate setting falling into an isekai (parallel universe). Both series were also broadcasted during the spring 2021 season, surprisingly enough.

Here we have Sei, who is both the hero and the heroine of our story. This is essentially a saint isekai - Sei got into this new world as one of the legendary Saints who appear once in a generation or so. She basically takes the role of being the Jesus of this world - going around healing people and ... performing miracles.

This anime is labeled as Shoujo, but I would very much say that it's a Josei story. Because Sei is a mature woman in her late twenties and possibly her early thirties - we don't know her exact age, but we did get a hint during the series that she doesn't see herself as a "young girl" like the second girl who fell into this isekai from 2021 Japan, with her. There was a scene where Sei thought of what she could talk with the other girl about and she then thought to herself: "what do I even have in common to talk about with a young girl?". Meaning, that Sei's definitely not in her late teens nor early twenties. Also, she has a love interest in the new world, and their vibes definitely shout that it's a Josei romance, rather than a childish shoujo crush.

On a personal note, it makes me wonder if the isekai genre suddenly got popular with mature women in Japan, or something. We've also got Slime 300 in this season, after all, featuring a 27 year old woman falling into an isekai. I just think it's kinda funny that the focus is on this demographic and not teenage boys, in 2021. Not that I mind, because I'm 28 myself. So, I find stories like that to be much more relatable anyways.

I would also call it a Power Fantasy, as it is clear that no one can hope to surpass Sei in her role. She may not be much of a fighter, but her knowledge of herbs and ability to study and develop potions and magic, very much put her at a league of her own.

tl;dr. "ikemensekai"

Other reviews said: "No plot, no antagonist, no character development."
Some genres don't need anything of that sort though.

All that's also true for a lot of male-targeted harem ecchi isekai out there. If we can enjoy a slow life show with mindless feasts of big anime tiddies, op mc, story and enemies that just serve as fodder "for the PLOT", why shouldn't girls get the corresponding gender-swapped equivalent too?

If anything, the gender reversal vs other typical shows that at least I personally see for the first time makes it interesting enough to score a 6. Probably more if I were a girl ;)

On that ... topic, should MAL have a tag for that? "Ikemensekai"? Or is "shoujo"+"harem"+"isekai" basically the same thing? Actually, it's not tagged with any of these either... MAL, get a grip!

When shoujo genre gets merge with isekai, this is what you get and it is absolutely beautiful anime. Be it by story, by characters, by the world plotting or flexibility of the storyline, it stands outs in each perspective. It's among most underrated anime of the season. Don't go with the MAL rating.

It might have been a misunderstanding, users rating towards the show is little harsh. Must have been expected to be an Isekai with action and vulgar comedy in it. But it was surprisingly different to the other Isekais, as it was a Isekai with Drama and romance. After all Saint's magic power ... is Omnipotent.

Starts off as a normal isekai with Sei (main character) transferred into other world, where she has to be the saviour with her magical power of saint. But the problem was, unlike previous rituals, this time 2 womans were summoned, which puts the royals in confusion to decide which one is actual saint. It became difficult for Sei to stand out among royals as the prince rejects her and offer other summoning his service. Sei, by her own tries to learn about the kingdom and it's situation. Later she finds out his potential of being the actual saint. She learns medicine, she gets friend with a princess, she earns respect and most importantly she falls in love with Royal Knight Hawke. And it's ended up proving Sei's magic power is love, which becomes the reason behind her unlocking power. It ends with Saint's magic power is LOVE.

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ସେଇ (ମୁଖ୍ୟ ଚରିତ୍ର) ସହିତ କାହାଣୀ ର ଗତି ଏକ ସାଧାରଣ ଇସେକାଇ କାହାଣୀ ପରି ଆରମ୍ଭ ହୁଏ, ଯେମିତି କି ସେ ଅନ୍ୟ ଜଗତକୁ ସ୍ଥାନାନ୍ତରିତ ହୁଏ, ଯେଉଁଠାରେ ତାକୁ ପବିତ୍ର ସନ୍ଥ ହୋଇ ଯାଦୁ ଶକ୍ତି ଦ୍ୱାରା ସେ ଜଗତର ତ୍ରାଣକର୍ତ୍ତା ହେବାକୁ ପଡିବ | କିନ୍ତୁ ସମସ୍ୟାଟି ଥିଲା, ପୂର୍ବ ରୀତିନୀତି ପରି, ଏଥର ଜଣେ ନୁହେଁ କିନ୍ତୁ ୨ ଜଣ ମହିଳା ସ୍ଥାନନ୍ତରିତ ହୁଅନ୍ତି, ଯାହା ପ୍ରକୃତ ସନ୍ଥ କିଏ ବୋଲି ସ୍ଥିର କରିବାକୁ ରାଜକୀୟମାନଙ୍କୁ ଦ୍ୱନ୍ଦ୍ୱରେ ପକାଇଥାଏ | ରାଜକୁମାର ସେଇ କୁ ପ୍ରତ୍ୟାଖ୍ୟାନ କରିବା ସହ ତାକୁ ଅସମ୍ମାନ କରେ ଏବଂ ଅନ୍ୟ ମହିଳା କୁ ସନ୍ଥ ଭାବରେ ଘଷିତବକରେ, ଯାହା ଦ୍ୱାରା ସେଇ ଦ୍ଵନ୍ଦ ରେ ପଡ଼ିଯାଏ | ଶେଷରେ ସେଇ, ନିଜେ ରାଜ୍ୟ ବିଷୟରେ ଜାଣିବାକୁ ଚେଷ୍ଟା କରେ ଏବଂ ଏହାର ପରିସ୍ଥିତି କୁ ନିରୀକ୍ଷା କରେ| ପରେ ସେ ନିଜକୁ ସନ୍ଥ ଭାବରେ ଜାଣିବାକୁ ପାଏ | ଏହା ସମସ୍ତଙ୍କୁ ଆଶ୍ଚର୍ଯ୍ୟ ରେ ପକେଇଦିଏ, ଏବଂ ସେଇ ପାଇଁ ଟିକେ ସୁବିଧା ହେଇଯାଏ ବୈଦ୍ୟ ଏବଂ ଯାଦୁ ଶିକ୍ଷା ଗ୍ରହଣ ପାଇଁ । ଏହା ପରେ ସେଇ ର ପ୍ରକୃତ ଯାତ୍ରା ଆରମ୍ଭ ହେଇଯାଏ, ମହାନ ସନ୍ଥ ପଥ କୁ । କିନ୍ତୁ ଏହାର ମୁଖ୍ୟ ଶ୍ରେୟ ତାକୁ ଖରାପ ସମୟ ରେ ସହାୟତା କରିଥିବା ସବୁ ବ୍ୟକ୍ତିଙ୍କୁ ଯାଏ । ସେଇ ମଧ୍ୟରେ ସେନାପତି ହାୱକ୍ ଜଣେ, ଯିଏ ସେଇ ର ପ୍ରିୟତମା ହେଇଯାଏ ।