A singles match vs R.O.B.

Lucina was transported by the bizarre magical platforms that always carried the fighters, looking down at her yellow-est ensemble. The swordmaster princess was still getting past the stinging humiliation of being beaten by an ape, (and the shame of losing her one blue outfit) but she was nonetheless steeled for her next battle.

The platform brought her (as well as her spectators Robin and Chrom) down to a land constructed entirely from fabrics and stuffings. A speculative touch to the ground confirmed her suspicions… it was soft and comfy underfoot.

Looking up from where she was playing with the green felt of the battleground, Lucina saw her opponent; an adorable robot playing with the buttons and stuffed flowers. She almost squealed out loud at the cuteness that surrounded her, but quickly remembered this was a battlefield, and drew her sword.

“Hopefully Lucina’s performance against that ape was a fluke.” Robin stated from his perch above the stage. “I wouldn’t want to imagine being in her place, suffering a defeat like that twice.”

Chrom leant beside him on the railing, in total agreement. “I might hope so. Seeing one’s daughter in her birthday suit isn’t what I’d consider a… comfortable experience.”

“Well, I know I didn’t mind watching the outcome of her last match. Lucina has a beautiful backside” Robin said, an idyllic smile on his face. This comment earned him a very, very hard slap across the noggin.

As the starting countdown ticked, Lucina hoped she might keep herself decent this match. Her cheeks tinted a light pink at the merest memory of the rest of mansion’s residents seeing her in her backup undergarments. To regain her honor, she would best her next foe handily. And a thorough triumph began with a victory cry.

“Steel thyself, mechanical fiend!” Lucina cried at her opponent, “Know that you art facing down the mightiest of all princesses— your defeat is not only assured, but mine victory shall be swift!”

The robot looked over at the seemingly-deranged, screaming young woman, and beeped softly.