Yumeiro Patissiere

I watched some episodes. In general, this anime is pretty good. If you like cooking and cake, and romance, then this anime is for you. If you dont like kids romance and annoying a bit with the main heroine being clumsy and crying babe, then you might consider watching it.

overall, I love this anime since I love cake and cooking.

Forgot to mention. The author of this manga is the same one who created Saint Dragon's girl....whatever I dont remember exactly the name.

When I saw this anime going to appear on Crunchyroll I became interested in it, and saw the beginning of it, and enjoyed it. It does have a different storyline but also has some similarities as others but not so that is a rip off. Yumerro Patisierre is about a young outgoing clumsy crybaby girl who enjoys cakes and finally realizes her talent and dream when meeting a young man that baked a cake with the same taste of flavors her grandmother makes. When Ichigo Amano sets off school, she meets friends in unexpected places, and learns the lessons of life as she starts her journey to her dream. Now if you enjoy, Shugo Chara, Ristorante Paradiso, and La Corda dOr you'll enjoy this one. Okay I know they aren't exactly the same as far as the storyline goes but you'll notice the similarities in them.

for some reason, i really like this show - i got caught in the 1st episode - the herione is just fun and come on who doesnt like cake....
basically clumsy good for nothing special girl finds out she is special when in comes to deserts (yes every girls dream is it not - she's a twig and yet downs deserts like it's the air she breaths) - and all she needs is some guts and hard work for the rest to work out - along with a team of A class students who all happen to be boy's .... go figure boy's like cake too... (owe did i mention the sweet's fairy)

So this is a great anime very cute i love the story line. Two comic books come to mind when i started to watch this anime they were Kitchen Princess and La Corda d' Oro. Well Kitchen Princess was made by the artist of this series her name is Natsumi Matsumoto. And La Corda d' Oro reminds me of this anime by the main character having a fairy as a spirit that helps her out in La Corda d' Oro the samething happens in that story line too. They are all very cute animes and fun to watch. So if you love to watch sweets and how they are made and the main character goes through adventures and tasks to learning how to become a great pastry chief then this anime is defently for you!!!

Yumeiro Patissiere is similar to Shugo Chara! (Because of the Sweet Spirits ), Gakuen Alice (personalities of characters) and Kitchen Princess (similar plot).

The main character is Amano Ichigo, a clumsy 14-year-old girl, who thought she had no talent compared to her sister, Natsume. However, on the day of Natsume's piano performance, her good sense of taste was discovered by Henri-sensei, who was a teacher at St. Marie Academy. After that, Ichigo realised her dream was to make sweets that made people happy, just like her Grandma's sweets. Thus, after asking her parents, she transferred into St. Marie Academy and met Rumi (her roommate and best friend), Hanabusa, Andou and Kashino (the Princes of Sweets).

This is an addictive anime that made me desire for more episodes right from Episode 1. I highly recommend it to those who like Shugo Chara!, Gakuen Alice and Kitchen Princess. I also recommend it to those who don't like those three, as it's likely to catch your attention.

When I saw this anime I was immediately attracted to it's kawaii looking theme. It reminds me, and most others, as if it could be a mix between Shugo Chara, Kitchen Princess, Gakuen Alice, and La Corda D'oro. It is very simmilar to Shugo Chara and La Corda D'oro thanks to the little sweet spririts who are like mini cooking instructor fairies. They do resemble the 'Guardian Charas' from Shugo Chara in the sense that they are there to help humans and that they are miniature. The whole sweets theme makes this anime different from both. While La Corda D'oro is about music, Yumiero Patissiere is about Sweets.

This was an anime that one of my anime twins told me to watch and as soon as I started I wanted to watch more!
Yumeiro Patissiere is a mixture of Kitchen Princess and Shugo Chara. I loved both of these and my anime twin aid I would love it. And I do of course!
I absoutely love the characters, especially the sweet spirits!!!
The animation is great and so is the storyline. The music so also good.
Overall, Yumeiro Patissiere is a great anime that can be watched by any age.
If you liked Shugo Chara then you'll really like this anime too!

Yumeiro Patissiere (Dream-Colored Patissiere) is a super-cute show about Amano Ichigo, a girl we can all relate to - she can't do much except for eating sweets. She is loosely based on the main heroine stereotype - cute and clumsy - but is willing to work hard, thus gaining a Sweets Spirit. A Sweets Spirit is like a Shugo Chara - it is a fairy from the Sweets Kingdom that was sent down to look for a partner in the human world. Sweets Spirits are expected to help their human partners in pursuing the Patissiere dream. If they do well, thy may become the Patissiere of the Sweets Kingdom.

What I liked about this show was that it was semi-original, and the main character was easy to relate to. A girl that can't help loving sweets - but Ichigo isn't just any girl. She has special taste buds, possibly inherited from her grandmother, that help her taste Patissiers's feelings. A man named Henri realizes Ichigo's potential after she tries some of his cake, and invites her to attend St. Mary, a school for Patissieres and Patissiers. Reminded of her grandmother, who pursued this career and made her happy with her cake, Ichigo agrees. Her first days are rough, filled with jealousy, happiness, disappointment, resentment, and awe. She becomes a Sweet Spirit's partner, and learns that she can make edible pastries. Ichigo may have taste buds, but she doesn't have patissiere skills - yet.

The first season of Yumeiro Patissiere was just your typical shoujo. But shoujo is remarkably scarce in today's anime, so I was pretty pleased. The characters had enough depth, they weren't acting like foolchildren, I wasn't about to stab anyone for being a retard. I LIKED THE SHOW.

Actually, the basic concept of the second season was entertaining as hell. Opening stores and actually getting business sense was like yeah, I wanted to see that. What the hell happened here?

Oh yeah.

Johnny.

I mean I think I'd be used to stereotyped Americans in anime. I love America from APH. But Johnny just really irked my soul. "OH YAH. BAYBAYYY."

....no.

The second season made me go like. WHY WTF NO. WHY'D YOU HAVE TO RUIN A PERFECTLY GOOD SHOW BY DROPPING THIS IGNORANT DOUCHEBAG IN. HE'S NOT EVEN ENTERTAINING AND HOLD ME BACK BEFORE I SMACK A BIOTCH.

Even for Japanese schoolgirls that have no idea of how Americans actually think and act, I think that Johnny's character is unlikeable. He can't form a single thought without badly referencing some retarded "cowboy" or the "US BAYBAAAY."

I'm sorry, that just really blew the show. I didn't finish the second season, I didn't even get halfway through. Dragging this on to make money was um. A pretty bad idea.