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Kaichou wa Maid-sama!
Being the first female student council president isn't easy, especially when your school just transitioned from an all boys high school to a co-ed one. Aptly nicknamed "Demon President" by the boys for her strict disciplinary style, Misaki Ayuzawa is not afraid to use her mastery of Aikido techniques to cast judgment onto the hordes of misbehaving boys and defend the girls at Seika High School. Yet even the perfect Ayuzawa has an embarrassing secret—she works part-time as a maid at a maid café to help her struggling family pay the bills. She has managed to keep her job hidden from her fellow students and maintained her flawless image as a stellar student until one day, Takumi Usui, the most popular boy in school, walks into the maid café. He could destroy her reputation with her secret... or he could twist the student council president around his little finger and use her secret as an opportunity to get closer to her. (Source: MAL Rewrite)
Hiro FujiwaraOriginal Creator
Hiroaki SakuraiDirector
Mamiko IkedaSeries Composition
Yuki ImotoCharacter Design
Yutaka KurosawaDirector of Photography
Satoshi MotoyamaSound Director
Wataru MaeguchiMusicYutaka KurosawaPhotography
Michihisa AbePlanning
Yuuji MatsukuraProducer
Saaya MizunoTheme Song Performance (OP)
heidiTheme Song Performance (ED)
Misaki AyuzawaAyumi Fujimura
Takumi UsuiNobuhiko Okamoto
Tora IgarashiKenichi Suzumura
Gouki AratakeTetsuya Kakihara
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Very light spoilers ahead, almost spoiler-free. I tend to be very wary when it comes to the Shoujo genre due to the amount of clichés I'll be facing ahead of me. But it's alright, I do not mind a cliché as long as it's well executed. This one was disastrous. __The characters: 1/10__ I think the…
Read full review on AniList →Going into this show I definitely would not have expected my attention and interest to turn to an analytical side regarding psychology and behavior. And while that might not be the most evident point of view from which you can judge a show (mostly because I doubt that the aspects I'm going to mentio…
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I started watching Maid Sama expecting something along the lines of a girl from a blue-collar family getting a job as a maid for some wealthy guy and falling head over heels in love with him. What I got was anything but that. Maid Sama basically tells the story of Misaki Ayuzawa, the student counc…
Read full review on AniList →Let me say something I wish I was told before starting this title. This is not a romance, it's a gag anime first. And it does it well, I can't deny that. It's funny and endearing, and does an excellent job of playing on fetishes, specifically cosplay and maids. But the summary makes it out as mainly…
Read full review on AniList →# ~NO SPOILERS~ # Kaichou wa Maid-sama! (Maid-sama!, The Student Council President is a Maid!) Some reviews make it look bad when it's really not. # Rating Summary Plot/Story-9.5/10 Animation/Design-10/10 Characters-9/10 Audio/Soundtrack-8/10 # Synopsis Misaki Ayuzawa is the student counci…
Read full review on AniList →Here's your expanded piece: --- **Why Maid-sama! is a Flawless 100/100** Maid-sama! is not just a shojo anime — it's the shojo anime. From the very first episode, it grabs you by the collar and refuses to let go, delivering one of the most satisfying romantic comedies ever put to screen. Every el…
Read full review on AniList →I wanted to like Maid-sama, and indeed I did for something like seventy-five percent of the series. Misa and Usui play off each other well, the supporting characters are funny, and even the art, though not aged particularly well in my opinion, has a certain charm with its hand painted backgrounds an…
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