A princess enters a tournament for money. Her bodyguard gets taken by a sorceress. The OVA doesn't waste time pretending this matters, it pivots hard into whatever comes next, and that refusal to sit still is the whole point. The plot moves like someone flipping through a choose-your-own-adventure book, each beat landing before you can ask questions. This is adventure stripped down to momentum and comedy that doesn't care if you're keeping up. If you want a story that earns its runtime by moving, not by depth, this one understands the assignment.
Princess Minerva needs cash, so she throws herself into a high-stakes tournament with a massive prize pool waiting for the victor. What should be a straightforward competition for gold becomes something far messier when an evil sorceress kidnaps her devoted bodyguard, yanking the rug out from under her plans. Now Minerva faces a choice: keep pushing forward through the tournament rounds or abandon everything to mount a rescue mission. The story balances genuine adventure with abundant humor, never letting the stakes feel too heavy. Minerva herself is resourceful and determined, the kind of protagonist who charges ahead with a wry grin even when circumstances spiral beyond her control. The world around her brims with colorful characters and absurd situations that keep the energy bouncing between earnest action sequences and comedic chaos. What unfolds is a compact adventure that treats its premise seriously enough to invest you in the outcome, yet light enough that you're laughing at the ridiculous situations Minerva stumbles through. It's the kind of fantasy story that doesn't ask you to think too hard, just sit back and watch a capable woman refuse to accept defeat.