Revolutionary Girl Utena: After the Revolution #[nn]

In "After the Revolution," two decades after leaving Ohtori Academy, former rivals Touga and Kyouichi find themselves entangled in a high-stakes race for the lost artworks of Akio Ohtori—only to be confronted by the ghost of the Academy’s enigmatic founder and the mysterious presence of a young Utena Tenjou resting in a coffin, her memory of the past as elusive as their own.

In the wake of past regrets and the weight of unspoken feelings for Shiori, Juri finds herself at a crossroads, her reputation at the International Fencing Association hanging in the balance—until a new arrival, the spirited Utena Tenjou, enters her world and stirs something long buried.

In "The Eve of the Revolution," Miki Kaoru, a renowned pianist haunted by his sister Kozue’s comatose state, struggles to compose amid grief and guilt—until a mysterious figure, indistinguishable from him, begins playing an unfinished overture in the dead of night.

In "Afterword," artist Saito reflects on being invited to contribute to the twentieth anniversary of Revolutionary Girl Utena, sharing how a single story idea unexpectedly expanded into three. The piece offers a candid, lighthearted look at the creative process behind the anthology's final installment.