There's also Wakaba's loud and public crush on Utena, which she mainly expresses by glomping Utena and going for rides on her back later on.which doesn't please Wakaba at all, because she thinks that's something married people would say! Wakaba then asks, "Then what about Anthy Himemiya?!", to which Utena says that she's kind of like family. In the third volume, Wakaba starts to become jealous of Utena's closeness to Anthy, so Utena has to reassure her that she still considers her to be a dear friend. While Saito is heavily maligned by the Utena fandom for her initial stance on Anthy/Utena, her manga still has its share of Les Yay at times.This becomes especially noteworthy when you consider that Saito had originally been against the idea of Anthy/Utena being a romantic couple. Chiho Saito (the mangaka and one of the writers) has said that people should consider Utena and Anthy to be like a married couple.Utena frequently comes to Anthy's aid whenever she is slapped around by others and wants to save her from her secret pain.Utena is surprised to find herself engaged to Anthy, the Rose Bride, after winning a duel against her previous fiance, Saionji.Where does one start with the amount of Les Yay and Ho Yay in Revolutionary Girl Utena? The whole premise of the plot is Utena's desire to be a "Prince" to Anthy's "Rose Bride", and Akio's manipulations to make sure that he milks Utena's dreams for his own benefit.
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