Revolutionary Girl Utena

1997

5.0

4 reviews

TV-14

Rating

Eligible

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Season 2 episodes (12)

1 Tracing A Path

4/2/97

Season-only

A look back at all the prior duels and major events with some perspective.

2 The Boys of the Black Rose

4/2/97

Season-only

Utena is introduced to Anthy's older brother, Akio, who also happens to be the acting chairman for the school.

3 The Landscape Framed by Kozue

4/2/97

Season-only

Kozue’s feelings for her brother remain most ambiguous... but the Black Rose society knows all.

4 The Cowbell of Happiness

4/2/97

Season-only

Nanami's just received a priceless piece of jewelry; a Sebastian Dior… cow bell.

5 The Thorns of Death

4/2/97

Season-only

As Jury tries her best to ignore Shiori, Mikage's seminar beckons to her.

6 Mitsuru's Impatience

4/2/97

Season-only

Mitsuru yearns to be more like an adult, but isn't even sure what that entails. Again, Mikage's seminar can provide the answers.

7 A Song for a Kingdom Now Lost

4/2/97

Season-only

When Wakaba was a child, she had a prince she'd held close in her heart. Well now, her prince has arrived at Ohtori.

8 Wakaba Flourishing

4/2/97

Season-only

Saionji has been shacking up with Wakaba. As she spends time with him, she starts to feel a change within herself.

9 Vermin

4/2/97

Season-only

Keiko's always been content with being a member of Nanami's gang, but her desires for Touga still precede her.

10 Nemuro Memorial Hall

4/2/97

Season-only

As Mikage's down to his last black rose, he stakes his last hopes on allying with Utena.

11 The Terms of a Duelist

4/2/97

Season-only

As the student council searches for answers as to who's behind the Black Rose Duelists, Utena is already poised to fight.

12 The Secret Nanami Diary

4/2/97

Season-only

After a mishap puts Mitsuru in the hospital, Utena, Anthy and Nanami stumble upon a diary he's kept.

About this show

Utena attends the prestigious Ohtori Academy; however, her strong sense of chivalry soon places her at odds with the student council and thrusts her into a series of mysterious and dangerous duels against its members.

Ratings and reviews

5.0

4 reviews

lee m

December 6, 2020

If you are LGBT(QIA+) and love anime, you MUST watch this surrealist masterpiece. It takes influence from old world fairytales and Kabuki style Japanese theater to tell a story about human spirit, gender performance and the limitlessness of love. Be prepared for low budget anime tropes, including reused footage. Subtitled: 9.5/10 English dubbed: 8.5/10