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

The stories don’t do much other than progress the leads and their dynamic between one another. Story-wise, it initially tells a bunch of done-in-one stories about Misaki and her life as Takumi keeps butting into it whether at school or at her job.

It’s a series that’s definitely out of my usual comfort zone–it’s a romance series targeted at girls, but that’s beside the point. 1 & 2 in this case) seems like an interesting start from what I can tell so far. Trouble is though, another student, Takumi Usui (a popular and smart guy), from the school found out her secret…

However, she has a secret that she wants to keep about working at a maid café (think of it as a café, but all of the waitresses are dressed as maids and address the customers as master) in order to support her family. Due to bad issues with her dad, who abandoned her and her mother, she has a hostile attitude towards most men. Enter Misaki Ayuzawa, the first ever girl school president, who’s the toughest and smartest teen in the school, wanting to change things for the better in her mind. While girls only make up 20% of the school’s population currently and they feel threatened by the boys (this was a pretty rowdy school originally), one girl has decided to take charge and reform things. Not too long ago, Seika High went from an all-boys school to a co-ed one. Translated by: JN Productions (Viz Media) or Sun Mon Hanr (Tokyopop)Īdapted by: Ysabet Reinhardt MacFarlane or Karen S.

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