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"Princess Kenny Theme" is an anime style montage from the Season Seventeen episode, "A Song of Ass and Fire".

Background

The theme song plays when Lady McCormick becomes Princess Kenny after receiving the Sony Princess Box from the Sony President. The song is a parody of the Princess Lover theme song and the music used in "in the next episode" part of the episodes of season 4 of "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX". ^{[citation needed]}

Lyrics

Kanji lyrics	Transcription	English Translation
今火曜日ですプリンセス・ケニー殺すなぜまた？なぜ遅い？ケニーちゃん　かわいいプリンセスかわいいね　女の子？	Ima kayōbi desu Purinsesu Kenī korosu Naze mata? Naze osoi? Kenī-chan kawaii purinsesu Kawaii ne onna no ko	It is Tuesday now I'm killing Princess Kenny Why again? Why so late? Kenny is a cute princess Isn't she a cute girl?

References

↑ "A Song of Ass and Fire" (TV episode 2013). IMDb.com.

[1] "A Song of Ass and Fire" (TV episode 2013). IMDb.com.

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-'''"Princess Kenny Theme"''' is an anime style montage from the [[Season Seventeen]] episode, "[[A Song of Ass and Fire]]". The theme song plays when Lady McCormick becomes [[Princess Kenny]] after receiving the [[Sony Princess Box]] from the [[Sony President]]. The song is a parody of the ''Princess Lover'' theme song and the music used in "in the next episode" part of the episodes of season 4 of "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX".
+'''"Princess Kenny Theme"''' is an anime style montage from the [[Season Seventeen]] episode, "[[A Song of Ass and Fire]]".
+==Background==
+The theme song plays when Lady McCormick becomes [[Princess Kenny]] after receiving the [[Sony Princess Box]] from the [[Sony President]]. The song is a parody of the ''Princess Lover'' theme song and the music used in "in the next episode" part of the episodes of season 4 of "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX". {{cite}}
 ==Lyrics==