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Oct 29 2009 01:40 AM
I am really am liking this little story. Yeah sure, it is kawaii, in all of the right places, but the humor is good and the characters are lively and engaging. Episode 4 was especially good. Generic in terms of the plot, but it was nice to see some conflict behind the scenes of the gang's "I wanna be a Pastry Chef dreams." Looking forward to more sweet storytelling.

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Oct 16 2009 12:14 AM
well ep 2 certainly took things to a new level the magical beings actually have their own agenda... and help humans out of pure interest, refreshing.
Too bad they come from the world of sweets where sweets spirits live and make sweets to contest on sweet things and have sweet jobs .... where did i left my insulin?
Another thing i found refreshing was that there are no bad kids, only one that is blunt (or too serious) and a few that were jealous; but after her display of clumsiness that should be a dead end for the time being.

I'm finding that my favorite part is the end when you see real life sweets and the promise that next chapter has a recipe will make me come back

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Oct 14 2009 11:44 PM

is it wrong that whenever someone is trying to bring more people to the otaku side i get a warm fuzzy feeling (as if i just ate a puppy)?

i wish i could end more sentences with mwahahaha IRL

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Oct 14 2009 03:06 PM

My admiration for you has increased mountains...A~san. The fact that you watched the first episode is good enough for me and that your little niece will be inspired by this sugary anime series. Well, heck , sounds simply delish...pass me some of the strawberry crepes, will ya? I am going to enjoy this one...I have a sweet tooth and I can't help it.

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Oct 14 2009 11:28 AM
It was cute and the pastries made me hungry, especially that strawberry custard crepe in the beginning, but it ultimately is not a show for me. I did however show it to my niece who wants to be a pastry chef when she grows up, and she liked it. Muhahahaha! I'll make an otaku out of her yet. Muhahaha!

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Oct 14 2009 03:10 AM
Erm...... somehow the character look so familiar. Anyway since I love sweet stuff, this series might come along in my watch list.

I hope I won't see the Korean drama feel in it. I need to withdraw little while from their stuff.

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Oct 12 2009 11:38 PM
This little gem will be a guilty pleasure for me. I watched the first episode today, and really had fun with it. Nice that Ichigo-chan had her Obaa-chan as her mentor and inspiration, when it came to making a choice as to what she wants to do in life...bake exquisite pastries! IRL, it is considered an art form, so how much more fun in the fantasy world of anime...delicious! It ain't bad either, that a beautiful, blond bishounen, Henri-sempai, has encouraged our heroine to enroll at St. Mary's Academy...gonna make notes of all the delicious recipes...

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Oct 12 2009 11:22 PM
Title: Yumeiro Patissiere
Japanese Title: 夢色パティシエール
Genre: Comedy, Cooking, Drama, High School
Premier: FALL 2009
Animation Studio: Pierrot
Official Website: ???




Plot:

The story centers on a 14-year-old girl named Ichigo Amano who considers herself to have no redeeming qualities; this is supported by her overall clumsiness. One day, she enrolls in St. Mary Academy, a culinary school for sweets, and meets a “spirit of sweets”; who will help ichigo achieve her dream of being a pâtissière (female pastry chef).

{with help from technotaku}

My Thoughts:

This was a hard plot to write (Thanks again to technotaku), I didn't want it to be a synapse of the first EP, but everything you will see in the series is there. From the first episode you know she will face hardships, she will make friends and enemies, and there will be tiny magical beings....
Still the show is so sweet many will want to follow it; the fact that all pastry making footage/animation was supervised by a real pastry chef is just ... uhmm... the icing on the cake