Inspired by a "Financial Domination" prompt, starring Shiori as the cruel findomme, and Juri as her devoted finsub.

Kanae wakes up in a mysterious attic without any way to escape. At first, she tries to wait patiently for her prince to come and save her. However, as she starts to lose touch with reality, the way that she feels about both her fiancé and his younger sister begins to change. Has the path she must take already been prepared for her? (Rated T to be safe)

"The poison must be setting in." Even after Utena has left Ohtori Academy, she's still thinking about Anthy and Akio. When she finds herself in Rome, she discovers that she can't run away from the past...or from magic. (Sort of) written for The Empty Movement Monthly Writing Prompt.

Saionji and Touga have finally graduated from Ohtori Academy, but both of them are hesitant to leave. Perhaps its not their memories keeping them tethered to the school, but the things that they've forgotten. A story about growing up, moving on, and holding onto the past. Written for the Empty Movement 2019 Secret Santa Gift Exchange.

Anthy rememora con desencanto a su príncipe azul en una noche que parece no querer terminar.

In a world without Ohtori Academy, Touga mysteriously disappears. When Saionji goes looking for him, he discovers that his friend has been harboring a dark secret. When Touga offers Saionji a chance at eternity, will he take it? Yes, of course he will. He's Saionji. Rated T for descriptions of corpses, unhealthy relationship dynamics, and references to Touga's movie backstory.

Set in present day, Utena finds her soul aching for the past when she was a prince in Ohtori Academy.. when she had Anthy.

中译的我诗："Prince's Lament." 我是美国人，所以我的中文不太好，可是我希望你会懂这首诗。如果你宁看英文，这首诗也有一个英译。

The Prince reflects on society, the nature of power, and what it means to be a man. His conclusions end up raising more questions than they answer. A poem from the point of view of Akio Ohtori...Or maybe Prince Dios...Or maybe both of them. Who knows? If you prefer to read Chinese, this poem also has a Chinese translation.

Anthy and Utena are no longer held captive by the strict rules of Ohtori Academy. Still, Anthy struggles to shape an identity for herself and find meaning in her new life.

A collection of my drabbles from the community utenadrabble on livejournal.

Tsuwabuki recuerda.

"I've been trying so hard, but I don't know if I'm ever going to get there. Even if I do everything right, it won't change what I used to be." An exploration of both Utena and Anthy's internal monologues, set between the events of episode 33 and episode 34. This is my first story for the Utena fandom, so I hope you like it!

When Akio stops bothering to lie to her about his nightly activities, Kanae can't help but follow him to his destination.

Utena was missing and it was up to Wakaba Holmes to find her.

Everything is lost and nothing was gain according to Utena. It's just over all of it.

There is space for a garden in Anthy's yard that would be perfect for roses. She leaves it empty out of spite. She makes herself tea and stays up too late. She searches for a girl dressed like a prince. Anthy breathes, and learns how to be free.

On the eve of Juri's graduation, Miki comes to deliver a bouquet of roses. What he doesn't realize is that she has a different parting gift in mind, one that is destined to shift him closer to the edge of the Outside World. Juri/Miki primarily, with some mentions of Juri/Shiori and the typical unhealthy Miki/Kozue dynamic.

Anthy wanders the world. The garden follows her. [Post-Canon; Hanahaki Disease Trope]

Ten years have passed- ten years to the day- and when Utena and Anthy's engagement party goes somewhat awry, Saionji finds that some things are not so easily forgotten, and faces the bitter possibility that to make good his escape from Ohtori, he must rescue his oldest and closest friend- whether that friend wants to be rescued or not.

Nanami made a point to write once a year, after she left the academy.

Shiori learns to take compliments at face value after having distrusted them, especially Juri's, for the longest time. JurixShiori.

If Saionji Kyouichi had been the kind of man to remember his dreams, he would have defined them by the carol of bells. [Ambiguously Post-Canon, Time Loop, Canon Blending]

She shouldn't be here, she knows, but she can't bring herself to leave.

Fifteen years after the events of "Revolutionary Girl Utena", investigative journalist Shinohara Wakaba decides to publish a memoir about her teenage years and the school she attended.