Pendragon Is Mightier Than The Sworddragon
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted on Marimite; I’ve been neglecting my blogging duties, and now this series is ooold. However, since the second season is in the works, I thought I should finish up blogging this series. That, and Kabitzin made me Anyways, where were we….oh yeah, Yumi and Sachiko are going out on [...]
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When people think of Marimite, they inevitably think of shoujo-ai. Why? Because of this episode. Recall from the last episode, there was something about Sei’s past that the council doesn’t like to mention. Although it wasn’t as dramatic as the plot in the book by Suga Sei, it’s somewhat tragic on a personal level. We’re [...]
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Although it’s an entertaining episode in itself, ep. 10 serves as a lead-in to one of the “major” stories of Marimite. Basically, a bestselling semi-autobiographical novel recently came out, and it’s causing a big fuss at the academy because the setting of the novel matches the school’s description down to the smallest speck of dust. [...]
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This episode was interesting in that it was from the perspective of an outsider (non-student council minion) – more specifically, the girl that Yumi saw in the greenhouse. This girl had been fascinated with Sachiko ever since kindergarten, and we gain more insight on Sachiko’s struggle to fit in amongst the commoners. As time wore [...]
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Yumi and Sachiko have a weepy little emotional reconnection session, and then it’s off to the Valentine’s races! Yumi has a bunch of theories about where the en boutons have hidden their cards, especially after seeing a nervous looking Shimako come out of the Rose Mansion, but is focused on finding Sachiko’s. Meanwhile, Yoshino is [...]
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It’s a Valentine’s Day themed episode. All the girls in the academy are stressing over what to give their favorite people, and the popular Rose Council en boutons are busy accepting/rejecting gifts. Sachiko tends to reject gifts from admirers she doesn’t personally know, whereas it seems Rei is a bit more open. No word on [...]
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