Introduction
Upon her return to Japan after a two year study break in Paris, Ichigo Amano is met with news of Team Ichigo's separation, as each of the Sweets Princes takes a different path toward their dream. Now in her first year of high school, Henri Lucas has a project in store for her, enlisting the help of Ichigo, Makoto Kashino, and new members Lemon Yamagishi and Johnny McBeal to give rise to a new Team Ichigo. As the four work together on this project, Ichigo and Makoto continue to grow closer, though Johnny and the unrelenting Miya Koshiro will not idly sit by; with Johnny's eye on Ichigo and Miya still after Makoto, it definitely seems like love won't come easily.
With Ichigo's time at St. Marie Academy, she is now ever closer to her dream of starting her very own pâtisserie. However, she will soon realize that it takes more than just making delicious sweets to open up a shop.
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Audience reviews
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Bear0_0
its a nice anime about baking and stuff, but it's got some issues, especially in the second season. Like, sometimes it feels extreamly slow cause of filler episodes that don't do much for the story. Some characters, like Ichigo who was a typical shoujo mc who sucks at everything and can only eat does get somewhat better, and can i mention Henri-sensei who is this master baker, he is supposed to be mysterious and elusive instead it comes off as creepy until you know his motivations but anyway others don't change much and remain 1d and the plot can be kinda predictable. Also, there are new characters and stuff, but their stories don't always get finished up nicely, which can be annoying. The art and animation are usually alright but sometimes the characters look weird like flies. And, you kn…
Read at the sourceCurryxSake
Yume-iro Pâtissière SP Professional is not bad, but not as good as season one.
On paper, the story is pretty interesting. It covers the business-side of being a pâtissière and how good marketing and business management are just as important as being talented at making sweets. That being said, the execution isn't exactly worthwhile. To start, the show glossed over the business side of things so much that I struggled to not break my suspension of disbelief. Why would a professional business man allow--not to mention ask sixteen-year-olds to run their own businesses? If they are interning under a professional, it might make more sense but the anime expects them to run an actual business on their own. Furthermore, instead of watching the main cast grow as a business I ended up watching them h…
Read at the sourceMina1234
I watched this anime and it's predecessor when it first came out, and I decided it would be better to review this once I got a bit older, and started to see things differently. A great decision if you ask me. You'll see why.
Story: Ichigo is 16 now, and is participating in this sweet shop project thing with her new squad , because the others decided to leave and pursue their dreams, and since I'm getting bored, I'll stop here. What I remember absolutely hating about this season is how everything changed so fast. The disappointment I felt was indescribable. I hated how that in the limited amount of episodes there were, a great time was spent around this whole 'love square' that happened throughout the last season, as well as this one. All the boys are obsessed with Ichigo, we get it. And c…
Read at the sourceMikashimotaku
Where to begin with this? I'm not quite sure, but as an immense fanatic to Yumeiro Patissiere, I have to admit I was quite disappointed by this series. Not that it was bad. No. It's just not as memorable as the first season.
By far, I think that this majors specifically from the fact that the first season is 50 episodes. When they announced the second season, I was ready for another 50 episodes. Is that what we got? No. In fact, we didn't even get 26. It was the meager number of 13. I mean, at the end I was screaming, waiting for a preview for the next episode. No, that's it.
That aside, there are many downfalls to this anime, which made me a bit sad. But I think it's fair to say Yumeiro Patissiere SP Professional is simply a normal anime. Nothing about it particularly stands out to me l…
Read at the sourceyuuya_heiwajima
First review; sorry if it's a little all over the place.
Aside from a little light romance, don't expect anything particularly new in this second season. I considered it basically as bonus material for those of us who really enjoyed season 1.
I liked that you could see a difference in the characters right away; they had gotten taller, a little more adult in appearance. Or in Satsuki's case, a great deal more flamboyant in appearance.
Dear Miya is back and more obnoxious than ever. What, you didn't think was possible? Think again.
The new opening song... I liked it, but was a very definite departure from the feel of season 1.
I was expecting a more on the romance front. Aside from some blushes nothing really happens until the very final episode, which just isn't very satisfying.…
Read at the sourcekagome94
First of all I am kinda disappointed with Yumeiro Patissiere Pro. Even though the atwork improved quite a lot (Kashino becomes much more cool!), i still think the first season is better because i think the plot is more clear and the story is more exciting, like u're waiting what'll come next?
The story in the second season is kinda boring and it does not leave many impression in me. The story just revolve around the cake business and stuffs. They does not even include any school life except for episode 1 (that too so little).
It seems like the story is divided into parts which are somehow not related to one another. To say it straight the story is not that much interesting.
What's better about the second season is only Kashino x Ichigo development. Though not much romantic scene but stil…
Read at the source27lily
Ahh, I really really did love Yumeiro Patissiere but when I watched Yumeiro Patissiere Professional, I was a little sad.
Partly because
A) It ended so soon
B) I don't really get the storyline - so basically they were all just thinking of ideas how to open up their shop and all
C) They didn't show how the romance between **SPOILER** Kashino and Ichigo started **END OF SPOILER** That makes me really annoyed and I was like, "What?? When??" They should have do it slowly how Ichigo started to reciprocate her feelings for Kashino.
I'm sorry in advance if I led out any spoilers...
Story: It was so-so. I wasn't convinced. Basically to me, it's like a repeat of Yumeiro Patissiere season 1 except, shorter.
Art: 9/10
I love the background art as usual although I do find the 3D scenes a bit wei…
Read at the sourcevikxey
Yumeiro Patissiere SP Professional was an alright anime for me. I prefered the first season way more. The second one is more about romance and the development of Kashino and Ichigo! Thats probably the only reason why i kept watching it is because i think that they're super cute together!! ^^ But what disappointed me was that there wasnt much baking, inspirations, and i felt that the writers or directors of this anime was just making it while it was going..! (sorry if that confused you, but i dont knwo how to word it..) I also wished they had more scenes of Hanabusa and Andoh! But overall i think it was worth to watch, especially if you want to see Ichigo and Kashino get together
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