Princess Silver is a brat with zero self-awareness, and the show commits entirely to the bit. The Crayon Kingdom's ministers spend seventy episodes in a state of permanent panic, trying to hide her terrible habits from the public while she bulldozes through life looking for romance. It's a comedy that trusts you to laugh at a protagonist who is genuinely, unapologetically awful, not sympathetic, not secretly good-hearted, just a spoiled kid who says and does things that make everyone around her suffer. The show never softens this for you. You're watching a fantasy adventure built on the principle that the princess is the problem, and everyone else is just trying to survive her.

To the people of the Crayon Kingdom, twelve-year-old Princess Silver is a girl with a lovely smile. In private, though, she has twelve bad habits, and the Chameleon Prime Minister and the Crayon ministers dread the embarrassment if word ever spreads. At the party for her twelfth birthday, Silver is so busy hunting for her Prince Charming that she forgets to mind her habits. One of the boys there grows furious and turns her parents, the King and Queen, into stone. To lift the curse and rescue them, Silver sets out with her companions to find that boy. The result is a fantasy adventure with comedy and magical girl elements.