Kaichou Wa Maid-Sama!, #2 by Hiro Fujiwara

Misaki Ayuzawa is the female student counsel president of an almostĪll male high school. The Student Counsel President is a Maid, translated.

The title, Kaichou wa Maid-sama, tells you exactly what this Nothing good here at all in the end, Misaki is a strong female character and it's the only thing worth mentioning. It was cheap romance and did not touch me in the least. It was awkward the way Usui kept touching and harassing her and forcing himself on her and the actual moments of real romance were cheesy and put in specifically to evoke spastic fangirling at how hot Usui was. In an anime less than 20 episodes, I would be gracious and assume that it simply caught up the manga and had to tie up loose ends on it's own in a hurry, but I can't make excuses for this one. I suppose that's what has made me so angry, how little managed to happen and develop in such a long series. I expected her to at least overcome her humiliation of being a maid in 26 episodes and tell her secret. Her secret is never revealed, she never wraps things up with the love triangle and she never overcomes her hatred/fear of men before she gives herself to Usui. There is no develpment whatever from Misaki.

It is essentially a story of a guy forcing himself on a girl who eventually caves. Nothing amounted to anything save for one of course which was the worst part to watch. Every episode was a minisode, filler, dull. The story was perhaps the least interesting of any anime I've seen. Incredibly mediocre for a series that seems quite popular, always mentioned when someone asks for a good romance to watch.

Kaichou Wa Maid-Sama!, #2 by Hiro Fujiwara