TV-Series
Description
"Yume-iro Patissiere" centers on Ichigo Amano, a clumsy but determined middle school student with a natural talent for baking. Despite her lack of formal training, Ichigo’s passion for creating desserts catches the attention of Henri Lucas, a world-renowned pastry chef. He invites her to attend St. Marie Academy, an elite culinary school specializing in patisserie. At the academy, Ichigo is placed in the prestigious "Sweets Princes" group, composed of three talented male students: Kashino Makoto, a perfectionist with a sharp tongue; Andou Satsuki, a cheerful and creative chocolatier; and Hanabusa You, a gentle and artistic baker. Together, they form Team Ichigo, competing in various dessert-making challenges and competitions.

The narrative explores Ichigo’s growth as she learns the intricacies of professional patisserie, overcoming her initial insecurities and proving her worth among her peers. The series delves into the dynamics of teamwork, rivalry, and friendship, particularly through the interactions between Ichigo and the Sweets Princes. Each character brings unique strengths and personalities to the group, creating a balance of creativity, precision, and artistry in their desserts. The story also introduces rival teams and characters, such as the talented but aloof Lemon Yamagishi, who challenge Ichigo and her team to push their limits.

Throughout the series, the characters participate in various competitions, including the prestigious Grand Prix, where they face off against other elite students. These events serve as milestones for Ichigo’s development, showcasing her ability to innovate and inspire others with her heartfelt approach to baking. The narrative also incorporates elements of fantasy, such as the "Sweets Spirits," small magical beings who assist the students in creating their desserts, adding a whimsical layer to the story.

The series balances lighthearted moments with emotional depth, exploring themes of perseverance, self-discovery, and the pursuit of dreams. Ichigo’s journey is not just about mastering the art of patisserie but also about finding her place in a competitive world and learning to believe in herself. The relationships between the characters evolve over time, with Ichigo’s unwavering optimism and determination influencing those around her. By the end of the series, Ichigo and her team have grown both as individuals and as a cohesive unit, leaving a lasting impact on the world of patisserie.
Information
Yumeiro Pâtissière
夢色パティシエール
Rainbow-Colored Pastry Chef
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 50
Movie/Episode length: 20 min.
Date: 10/04/2009 – 09/26/2010
Categories
Genre
DramaFighting ShounenComedyRomance
Settings
FantasySchool
Tags
Harem
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Episodes
Staffel 1
1I Will Become a Pastry Chef!
2Legendary Sweets Spirits?
3Rozen Candy Prince
4I Hate Cakes!
5Angels? Demons? Spirits??
6Birthday party at Piyo Piyo Kindergarten
7Buddies Birthday Cake
8Genius, Enemy and Airhead?
9The Pudding Confrontation of Fate!!
10Strawberry Tart of Memories
11The Princes friendship Madeleines
12The seven years Merry Christmas
13Happy Sweets Dream
14Raising the Curtain! Cake Grand Prix
15Rose Water of Memories
16Sweet Rose Memory
17Pâtissière Showdown
18The Bitter Circumstance of the Kashino Household
19Happy Valentine
20Powerful Opponent!? The Transfer Student from Paris
21The Maccha Gateau au Chocolat of Friendship
22The Promised Perfect Sweet
23Ichigo Illusion
24The Chocolate Cake of Love Battle!
25Goodbye Kashino
26Nightmare of the Heiress Empire!
27Surprise Sweets
28Ichigo, Natsume and the Princes
29Mille-Crèpes of Bonds
30Miracle Cheesecake
31The Princess and The Heiress
32Tropical Paradise
33Strawberry Panic!
34The Strongest Combination in History!
35Welcome, Henri-sensei
36The Night before the Finals!
37Unwavering Feelings
38Closed Path
39The Vanished Recipe
40Bonjour, Paris
41The Fourth Sweets Prince?
42Gelato of Happiness
43Under the Orange Tree
44Chocolate Princess
45Tour de Bonbon au Chocolat (Spin of Chocolate Bonbon)
46Grandma's Recipe
47The Paris Found in the Backyard
48It Can't Be, Henri-sensei!
49Battle! The Palace of Versailles
50Dream Strawberry Tart
Cast
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Staff
  • Director
    Iku Suzuki
  • Script
    Takashi Yamada
    Yumi Kageyama
    Sayuri Ōba
    Yoshimi Narita
    Kenichi Yamashita
  • Episode Director
    Ken Andō
    Shunji Yoshida
    Hiroyuki Okuno
    Yorifusa Yamaguchi
    Iku Suzuki
    Housei Suzuki
    Masayuki Ōzeki
    Masahiro Hosoda
    Kazuhisa Ōno
    Masato Miyoshi
    Tomoaki Ohta
    Noriaki Saito
    Kiyoshi Murayama
    Jun Fukuda
    Takenori Mihara
    Rokō Ogiwara
    Toshinori Watanabe
    Fumiya Kitajou
    Masahiro Mukai
    Shūhei Matsushita
    Katsuhito Watanabe
  • Character Design
    Yukiko Akiyama
  • Animation Director
    Katsusuke Konuma
    Rie Nishino
    Toshimitsu Kobayashi
    Shōsuke Shimizu
    Hisashi Mitsui
    Naoki Takahashi
    Hisao Muramatsu
    Kenji Hattori
    Kouji Yamagata
    Yuka Kudō
    Shinya Yamada
    Keiichi Ishida
    Shigenori Taniguchi
    Sakiko Yoshida
    Hiroaki Kawaguchi
    Taeko Oda
    Gorō Taki
    Kayo Nomichi
    Yuka Takemori
    Shinichirō Kajiura
    Reiko Nozaki
    Mariko Kubo
    Kenji Matsuoka
    Hideaki Isa
    Sayuri Sugitō
    Kimiko Yashiro
    Shūji Miyazaki
    Maki Fujioka
    Masaru Yamada
    Yukiyo Komito
    Hiromi Higuchi
    Tomoyuki Kanno
    Jae-Wook Lee
    Shinobu Ookawa
    Ayumi Nishibata
    Takao Hasegawa
  • Director of Photography
    Tomoko Minobe
  • Series Composition
    Takashi Yamada
  • Storyboard
    Hiroyuki Okuno
    Hideaki Ōba
    Iku Suzuki
    Tsukasa Sunaga
    Housei Suzuki
    Satoshi Kuwabara
    Hiroshi Kugimiya
    Kazuhisa Ōno
    Tomoaki Ohta
    Kenji Setō
    Masatoshi Hakata
    Yasutaka Yamamoto
    Kōichirō Sohtome
    Hideaki Nakano
    Katsuhito Watanabe
  • Original creator
  • Chief Animation Director
    Yukiko Akiyama
  • Sound Director
    Kazuya Tanaka
  • Producer
    Masato Takami
    Koji Nagai
Production
  • Animation Production
    Studio Hibari
  • Production
    Studio Pierrot