Subtitle:But it's like that

The story depicts how Nanaki asks Kanade to call her Nanaki instead of Fujisiro, and how Kanade is confused by Nanaki's request.

• The scene where Kanade holds Nanaki back before breaking up and confesses her feelings to Nanaki.
• Joining Izumi and Iroha.

Kanadeeeee! ! ! ! ! !

heavy! It's too heavy! ! !

What Kanade wants and what Nanaki wants are definitely different! ?

What's so weird about episode 13 of "Failed Princesses" is what Kanade has for Nanaki.

What Kanade wants is a heavy burden for Nanahime, or rather Nanaki can't make it come true.

Ajiichi-sensei, isn't your way of portraying girls' psychology excellent?

Nanaki wants an equal relationship with Kanade, while Kanade wants Nanaki to continue to be the princess she admires.

The harsh words thrown at Miki continue to linger...

Looking at Kanade's lines, it seems like she wants to be equal to Nanaki!

The look on Kanade's face as she tells herself that she just wants to be friends with Nanaki is painful...

I think that calling each other by last name is a fairly equal relationship.

Anyway, you were feeling jealous of Izumi, weren't you? Kanade.

Kanade seems to be very possessive as she pulls Nanaki's arm and blocks her from getting off the train.

Kanade's reaction when Nanaki asked her to call her by her first name and was told that it was impossible was also memorable. The shock was too great. By making the lines thicker, the shocking feeling is conveyed more directly.

Izumi, who became heavily involved in the story, caused a lot of trouble for Nanaki and Kanade. Did Nanaki feel a distance depending on whether she was called by her first name?

It's true that being good friends doesn't necessarily mean being called by your first name. I guess people have different opinions on this.

I want to say, "She was happy when Nanaki called her by her first name, but Kanade is really annoying!"

I think the story ended up focusing on Kanade's feelings towards Nanaki.