Revolutionary Girl Utena #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the third story arc of the original Revolutionary Girl Utena manga, adapting the events of the anime's Black Rose Saga. Utena and Anthy face a new wave of duelists manipulated by the mysterious student council vice-president, Miki Kaoru, as the secrets of the dueling arena deepen. The narrative explores themes of identity and transformation, leading toward the climactic revelations of the series.
In "To Sprout," Utena faces her deepest uncertainty when Touga’s manipulative tactics leave her shaken, leading her to retreat into silence and adopt a girl’s uniform—until Wakaba’s quiet support reignites her resolve. Written by Chiho Saito, Shinya Hasegawa, Lillian Olsen, Fred Burke, and Be-Papas, with art by Chiho Saito and inks by Steve Dutro, this pivotal issue explores the fragile line between identity and resolve. The cover, a striking collaboration by Chiho Saito and Hidemi Sahara, captures Utena’s quiet transformation in a moment of quiet tension.
In "To Sprout," Utena faces a devastating test when Touga manipulates her with charm and deception, culminating in a duel that leaves her shattered and retreating into isolation. As she struggles to reclaim her sense of self, Wakaba’s quiet support becomes a lifeline, urging her to confront her doubts—though her renewed resolve soon catches the eye of Akio Ohtori, the enigmatic Headmaster.
When Anthy discovers a stone idol shaped like Chuu-Chuu, the mischievous monkey spirit awakens and offers three wishes—setting off a whirlwind of playful chaos. With Chuu-Chuu’s spirit now bound to the idol, Anthy finds herself caught in a whimsical test of imagination and desire.
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