The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady

Carrying memories of a past life on Earth, Princess Anisphia lives in a world full of magic and can't use a single spell. Instead of moping about it, she renounces her claim to the throne and starts inventing her own brand of magic-adjacent science she calls 'magicology' — think broomstick flight powered by engineering rather than incantations. Then her younger brother, the actual heir, decides to publicly humiliate his fiancée Euphyllia by annulling their engagement in the most dramatic way possible. Anis crashes through a window on her homemade broom, scoops Euphyllia up, and essentially says 'you're my research assistant now.' From there, it's a 12-episode TV series about two very different women figuring out what they actually want out of life while doing magical experiments together. The relationship between Anis and Euphyllia is the real core here — it starts as an awkward arrangement and gradually becomes something genuinely tender, with both characters pushing each other to confront the roles society assigned them. If you liked the slow-burning emotional honesty of Yagate Kimi ni Naru or the way Shoujo Kakumei Utena uses fantasy to interrogate power structures, this one hits similar notes with its own flavor. Diomedéa's animation keeps the fantasy world looking sharp, and the magicology concept gives the isekai angle something concrete to do instead of just being a backstory footnote. It balances lighthearted banter with real emotional weight without feeling like it's jerking you around between the two.