HiME stands for Highly-Advanced Materializing Equipment. A Hime also stands for princess in Japanese. In Mai HiME, Mai is one of 12 princesses in a festival that takes place every couple of centuries. In each festival, every Hime is assembled at a school. As they are assembled, events start taking places bringing out each Hime. Once the festival begins however, the Himes must destroy each other until one remains to be the wife of Pince Obsidian. As each Hime is defeated, they lose what they hold dearest to their heart.
Except this time there are 13 Himes making the festival a little more complicated than previous ones. The outside forces also bring about complicated situations setting this festival apart from the rest. The chain of events take an interesting turn in this 26 part series. You are sure to love it.
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