Jimochi, once an honored knight, transitioned into royal service as a butler, appearing predominantly in flashbacks as a strict yet nurturing mentor during the princess’s formative years. Tasked with orchestrating her rigorous training, he enforced discipline and combat mastery while covertly spoiling her with commoner treats from family restaurants post-lessons—a recurring motif remarked upon by others. His instruction laid the groundwork for her signature sword techniques, blending structured challenges with rewards like extended playtime for weekly mastery. The princess routinely surpassed goals, claiming leisure time early, a dynamic that fused her disciplined resolve with playful spontaneity. Jimochi embodied duality: an exacting taskmaster during drills and a clandestinely indulgent guardian who slipped her commoners’ pastries. His knightly past and domestic reinvention highlight adaptability, framing a figure of multifaceted expertise whose influence persists in the princess’s balanced ethos. No details extend beyond his documented role in her upbringing or broader narrative involvements.