May I Ask for One Final Thing?
Synopsis
Ever since childhood, Scarlet El Vandimion has preferred to deal with wrongdoers by using her fists. However, to preserve her family's image, she suppresses her instincts and tolerates the abuse inflicted by her childish fiancé, Second Prince Kyle Von Pallistan. Only Kyle's brother, First Prince Julius, is aware that there is more to Scarlet than meets the eye, but she cares little about his growing interest. In the middle of a ball, Kyle accuses Scarlet of harassing Terenezza Hopkins, a commoner that has taken his heart. Scarlet's engagement to Kyle is nullified, leaving her outraged that all of her efforts to endure thus far have amounted to nothing. Scarlet dons her studded leather gloves, once again becoming the "Mad Dog Princess." Joined by Julius and werebeast Nanaka, Scarlet is ready to give filthy nobles a taste of their own medicine—one punch at a time. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience Consensus
The audience is divided on 'Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai shitemo Yoroshii deshou ka'. While many praise the strong female lead and comedic action, a significant portion find the plot repetitive, the characters shallow, and the overall story underwhelming. The series starts strong but quickly becomes formulaic, leading to disappointment for some viewers.
Strengths
- Strong female lead character who is entertaining and defies typical tropes.
- Enjoyable for viewers seeking a lighthearted series with satisfying action.
- The premise of a princess solving problems with her fists is appealing and refreshing.
- Good animation style, color palette, and VFX.
Weaknesses
- Repetitive plot with little character growth or depth.
- Story feels formulaic and predictable.
- Underdeveloped supporting cast and villain.
- Lack of emotional weight and meaningful consequences.
- Plot points are built up but resolved in an underwhelming way.