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wow....
Princess Rouge is perfect for anyone who loves mystery, romance,and a sad ending.Though it is only two episodes long, it captured me within the first five minutes. The mysterious girl, Rouge, falls out of the sky landing on Yusuke,a high school student, and has no memory of who she is or where she comes from. All she remembers is her name. Being the nice guy he is, Yusuke decides to take care of her until she remembers who she is, but watch out, here come her two sisters to take her back. The mysteries of her past begin to unravel. Very moving. I honestly cried harder at the end of the second episode then I have at any movie ever in my life, but I won't ruin the wonderful love story for you ^.~

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Star-crossed lovers, Star-crossed enemies
Princess Rouge is a very well made movie with dazzling effects and a very nice story line. Enter Yusuke, a high school student who just happens to be a little too late a little too often. However his lateness just happens to place him in the middle of a rainstorm just in time to be thrown into a rather large puddle with a young girl who remembers nothing except her name. Her name happens to be Rouge. After spending a couple days together Rouge decides to leave Yuskue, after she leaves Yuskue comes home to discover not Rouge but her 2 sisters Keige and Meige who jsut happen to be princesess of the underworld. Princess Rouge is a very good movie, but parents should be advised to follow the ages 13 and up warning due to nudity, slightly heavy cursing, and a kind of grim depiction of the underworld.

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What could have been
A girl appears from out of nowhere. A shy, awkward boy takes her in. The girl's sisters appear and begin to cause trouble for the couple. Sound familiar? On the surface, it appears that this is little more than a cookie-cutter anime in the spirit of "Ah! My Goddess". But a closer look reveals that there may have been more at work. The anime attempts to combine two aspects of the "magical girl" genre: the fighting, transforming magic girl and the sweet, loving, sensitive magic girl who uses her power in service of her man. Think of this as "Ah! My Goddess" meets "Sailor Moon." The results are quite interesting. Furthermore, the characters seem deceptively flat. On the surface it appears that Rouge is cut straight out of the "Belldandy" mold, but as the story progresses, it appears as though there may be a dark side to her past. What was her true nature? What kind sibling rivalry did she have with her sisters? Unfortunately, these questions will have to go unanswered since it doesn't appear as though this series will be completed. On the up side, this makes excellent fodder for any fan fiction writer out there.