For Playmos it comes this time accompanied by Tobi in a beautiful princess castle. But Queen Feadora is beside himself: A ball is on, the lock is neither tidy nor decorated, and to make matters worse Princess Gwinnefer has disappeared. Here they shall make with the Duke Julian the first dance. Of course help Playmos immediately, but diving more problems
The now pink cover makes it clear title and theme as well: The 34th episode of Playmos aimed this time more to the female audience crowd. But do not worry, so very cheesy as perhaps feared it does not go to, so that boys are likely to have fun at the result. The background story is told as always fast, the cornerstones of the result are disconnected after a few scenes, so you can fully concentrate on the development. The focus is Gwinnefer, the lot has the right to to finally dance with Duke Julian can dance lessons, degraded prejudices, a rose allergy and so some intrigue of Gwinnefers sister Dora Clan stand in the way. All this is varied told, there are some small twists in the story, and it's not all just as sweet as sugar, but also full of wit and put a little tension. I like the interplay of the different characters, the slow but steady and entertaining design and the wonderful sense of humor, so I felt very well maintained even at these girls follow so good that my Captain Amazing, otherwise an integral part of the series has hardly missed. More of that!
Gwinnefer, the first princess is spoken by Marie Bierstedt whose clear, bright voice seems perfect for this role. It adopts a very gentle sound here describing meet the character. Her sister Dora Clan is spoken by Cathleen Gawlich that seems the exact opposite, a hard pronunciation chooses and can roll over her voice sometimes delightfully bitchy, herumkeift or emphasizes friendly speaks a very successful performance. The mother of two is spoken by Eva Maria Short who chooses a fun and catchy way of speaking. Other speakers include Jürgen Kluckert, Maniscalo and David Wittmann.
Here is a bit from time to listen to music during the scenes, which is indeed serving a ball at a story. Apart from a small accordion solo later be heard a little more voluminous sounds, but only as background music softly in the background, so that the action is always in focus and is rarely distracted by it. Even the sounds blend harmoniously into the overall picture and give everything a more vivid expression.
As mentioned above, the cover is designed this time in a strong pink, so that especially girls are likely to be addressed. The opulent princess castle is the focal point and is decorated with many small elements, a vine of roses or a Pegasus, for example. Again, the kitsch factor keeps well within limits, it was a good balance found.
Conclusion: The first episode, which rather aimed at girls, is then also times very successful and is still good for boys and adults capable of the successful combination of the characters makes here the success of.
