Maid-sama! (2-in-1 Edition) Volume 1: Includes Vols. 1 & 2

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Both female main characters are tsunderes and the male main characters both are very likeable towards girls in their school and both are very talented in some way. However, while I love their love, I did find their dynamic a bit unbalanced, especially in the beginning. Haruhi Fujioka is a scholarship student at the elite school, and is appalled by the lazy attitude of the rich and powerful students towards their studies.

Its so sad to know its over now and i really want to just purchase the anga so i can keep it forever.The Student Council plans to hold an open house at Seika High to attract more girls to enroll there. Misaki Ayuzawa is the President of the Student Council at Seika High School, formerly an all-boys school. Misaki dominates in strength and academics, but she has a secret: she works at a maid cafe (which is exactly what it sounds like unless you think that it’s a cover for prostitution, which I would imagine is sometimes the case but is not here).

Hinata becomes a bit rowdy about this, to a point of risking her secret, but Takumi, dressed as a butler, arrives and takes Misaki to the back and questions her change of plans. They are similar because they both have a rich guy(guys) who knows their deepest secrets and in the end become very reliable. Reeling from this unforgivable blow to his pride, Naoto decided that he had to make Mikoto lose at something…by making her lose her heart to him, which he could then break! Robert Harris notes the formulaic beginnings, but feels that the characters make the manga enjoyable. During the summer vacation and the Maid Latte crew have been invited by Satsuki's sister Nagisa to her beach resort, with Aoi and Takumi tagging along.To Misaki, Takumi is a "Perverted Outer Space Alien", but this is later used as an expression of endearment rather than an insult. For a couple of years, I read a whole lot of manga (thousands of volumes is likely not an exaggeration) and I think I sort of burned myself out with that pace. Misaki is the first and only girl who Takumi fell in love with and they are now in a relationship as an official couple. Maybe she should start taking him seriously when he says he likes her - especially when he throws in an unexpected kiss! But then he suffered the first setback of his life when Kujou Mikoto, a girl from a poor family, transferred to his school and performed better than Naoto at every turn.

I watched the anime so most of the things that happened in volume one were already in the anime episodes. Once an all-boys school, a famous school full of pupils that are dangerous, Seika High, has lately become a coed college. The little comments scribbled outside of the word balloons got annoying fast and felt too busy and unnecessarily hyper.

I personally really enjoyed both series for many of the same reasons, including the unique male love interest characters, the relationships between the protagonists, and the humor/comedy in each. Misaki, claiming that she is indeed not interested in Usui's private life, gets his address from him in case she's interested. Yukimura’s little sister Ruri loves playing make-believe princess but refuse to acknowledge her brother which, to her, is not her ideal image of a prince. Without giving out any spoilers, about a third into the series a new story arc starts that I couldn't really get into. With no intention of letting the lonely girl know his true identity, Tasuku must attempt to help Teru without being discovered, but can he really keep up the act, and just why is he taking care of her in the first place?

Yukimura is jeered by the boys for wearing it, but seeing this, Takumi and Misaki, wearing cool costumes, helps and defends Yukimura and finish the race together.Hinata leaves as well but not before he ask Misaki to “cast a spell” to help him find the cherry tree. The stories twist in different ways but I am always constantly getting the feeling of the opposite story. In both series, the male love interest pursues the initially uninterested protagonist, and in both series, they have similar relationships where the characters fluster, rescue, and tease each other. Due to the grueling lifestyle they had endured at the temple, the boys lose their sanity and start lusting after the girls. In that village Sara and Rui is taken on a tour, which there Sara discovers a strange miracle that happened nearly 16 years ago.