NOPE – No yuri to be found here.
Not even my goggles could help on this one –_-
If you are looking for yuri, this is not the place.
Maybe in fan fiction, if it does come out. >_>
Now, not to say that it sucked. Actually, for the general audience, this is pretty good. Even I admit to that.
Barring the pain of sitting through all 49 minutes of the usual JDrama-like piece, I was actually moved a little bit.
In a nutshel,
Mayuyu (who is named differently but I give no Fs so I will call them by their real names) is having a pretty hard time getting into the groove of Ballet, which is taught by Shinoda-sensei. She is so bad that Mariko-sama says she dances like a person with a dead heart (LOL, she is a cyborg Mariko-sama, they have no hearts ^^).
At least that’s what I wanted to believe but it turned out she has plenty. Plenty to fall in love for the first time with a boy…okay get this…a boy living eight years in the past!! A boy living eight frikkin years in the past who is actually in love with Mariko-sama, of eight years ago!
“…”
Yeah, I’m with you.
They are apparently communicating through a cassette recording and through their conversations, Mayuyu apparently grows a heart, which translates into her getting better at ballet, because you know, that thing is all about emotions and stuff.
Any way, something happened to Mariko-sama in the past involving that boy which led to her having a broken leg so she can’t dance anymore, not that it’s stopping her!
But she is a mean teacher and other students don’t really like her. Mayuyu doesn’t too in the beginning but when she learns of her secret, things change.
More stuff happen but the good news is that the boy died, saving Mariko-sama in the past so Mayuyu’s first love was an illusion, or dead meat now, or fertilizer, or something.
Waste of my time!
On the other characters….
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