The main character Go is always seeking hidden treasure, leaving havoc wherever his imaginary quest takes him. He keeps seeing "clues" everywhere. He suddenly encounters the elf princess Rane, who seeks his aid on a quest of her own. Go and Rane have no language in common, but Go eagerly seizes on every incomprehensible thing Rane says as a new clue.

In the meantime, much is going on. Go's childhood friend Mari Yumenokata, likes and pursues Go; but Mari's father's assistant loves Mari, and plans to demonstrate it in a big way. Mari is accosted by another elf, the witch Leen, who is looking for Rane but doesn't remember why. The Yumenokata Foundation, with Mari's rich and powerful father at its head, is pursuing its mysterious secret Yumenokata Project, and finds itself in constant conflict with the Fire Department. Go has three older sisters, identical triplets, stunning redheads; one works for the Yumenokata Foundation, one for the Fire Department, and one for a shrine where Go repeatedly makes a nuisance of himself looking for treasure.

Written and directed by the comic genius Akitarou Daichi(also known for his work as the director of Kodomo no Omocha), this show is without a doubt one of the most hilarious and totally irrelevant anime to come around in a long time.

>From the Ren's "transformation sequence" to Takuma -- our token "moody bishounen's" levitating hair(cause you know.... a bishounen is never complete without the gravity defying hair!), Fairy Princess Ren manages to poke fun at practically every anime stereotype out there.

This is a show that takes absolutely nothing seriously -- including itself.

The characters are completely whacked out and when they aren't running around like lunatics, they're talking either in gibberish or at the same time as someone else... so sometimes you really have no clue what they're saying. Although they make just enough sense for you to grasp some kind of plot...

Don't worry if you feel like you're lost on a whirlwind -- you're supposed to. You're not in this for the deep meaningful plot, no are you in this for the wonderful art(though I personally love the animation and character design). You're in this for the pure zaniness of it all.

Don't come looking here for plot - there isn't much of one. Don't look for serious character development either - you'll be lucky if you can remember their names. But is you want an hour of non-stop goofiness, scantily clad women and the weirdest definition of twins, you won't be disappointed!