Ep 1. The Castaway Cat-Princess Prelude

In the first episode of Scrapped Princess, we are introduced to a world where a prophecy has foretold the destruction of a young girl named Pacifica Casull. Her family believes her existence is cursed and she is forced to live her life on the run, hiding from those who would see her dead.

The episode begins with Pacifica and her adoptive siblings, Shannon and Raquel, traveling through a dense forest on their way to a new town. Along the way, they come across a man named Leo, who is searching for his lost cat. Pacifica, being the kind-hearted person that she is, decides to help Leo find his cat and they set out on a search.

As they search for the cat, Pacifica and Leo get to know each other better and Pacifica begins to realize that not everyone is out to get her. However, their search is cut short when they stumble upon a group of knights who are looking for Pacifica. In order to protect her, Leo tells the knights that Pacifica is his cat and they let her go.

Despite the danger, Pacifica is determined to live a normal life and decides to attend a local festival with her siblings and Leo. At the festival, they run into a woman named Winia, who is being bullied by some local boys. Pacifica stands up for Winia, which leads to a fight between the two groups.

During the fight, Pacifica's identity is revealed and the group must flee for their lives. They seek refuge in an abandoned temple where they are ambushed by a group of assassins. Luckily, they are able to fend off the attackers and escape with their lives.

As they continue their journey, Pacifica and her siblings must come to terms with the fact that they can never lead a normal life as long as the prophecy hangs over their heads. However, they refuse to let that stop them from living their lives to the fullest.

Overall, the first episode of Scrapped Princess is a thrilling introduction to the world and characters. It sets up a lot of questions for the remainder of the series, such as who is trying to kill Pacifica and why was she prophesied to die. It also introduces some of the themes that will be explored throughout the series, such as the idea of fate versus free will and the importance of family and friendship.