Misaki Ayuzawa is the President of the Student Council at Seika High School, formerly an all-boys school. Unfortunately, most of the students are still male and stuck in their slovenly habits, so man-hating Misaki really socks it to them in an Misaki Ayuzawa is the President of the Student Council at Seika High School, formerly an all-boys school. Unfortunately, most of the students are still male and stuck in their slovenly habits, so man-hating Misaki really socks it to them in an attempt to make the school presentable to attract more female students. But what will she do when the sexiest boy in school finds out that after school, Misaki works in a maid cafe. I usually hate the female main character because she usually is really annoying and cries about everything and then, for some unknown reason, she does something amazing without even realising it. Yeah, female main chara Two things why this manga is brilliant: Misaki and Usui. I usually hate the female main character because she usually is really annoying and cries about everything and then, for some unknown reason, she does something amazing without even realising it. Yeah, female main characters in shojo annoy me as hell. She is not fragile or easily scared, she is tougher, stronger, smater and funnier than all the other female main characters in shojo. She is the president of the school council while is number one in studies, while she is amazing at sports and while she is a maid in a cafe. She is a freaking genious! The perfect example of what a girl should do to suceed. Basically, she is awesome! Usui is the typical perfect guy: hot as hell, annoyingly smart, number one in studies and sports and amazingly sweet. But he doesn't take interest in most of the girls, probably because he thinks they are all the same and extremely boring. But when he finds out the president works as a maid, he thinks that is worth of his attention. And he sees that Misaki has an amazing personality and she is different from all the other girls. So he becomes a seriously funny stalker, always going to the cafe and always instigating her. But whenever she is in trouble he always appears and saves her. Since I finished the anime already, I know what happens for most of the parts in this manga. Since I finished the anime already, I know what happens for most of the parts in this manga. Even though I already know what is going to happen, I still love it because it's kinda like re-watching the anime. And for the past few days, I always wanted to re-watch this anime but it takes up too much time and I am currently watching Naruto Shippuden. It's fine, I'll come to save you as much as you want. I'll make you fall for me as much as you wish. Leave this to your master. If you haven't heard about this manga, it is about a girl named Misaki Ayuzawa who is the school president. After her father left the family, he left a huge debt. Misaki's mom is trying to pay off the debt because he is gone and Misaki doesn't like seeing her mom work too much. So she decides to work as a maid in a restaurant. She wanted this to be kept a secret but a boy at her school named Takumi Usui found out. Usui and Ayzuzawa go through so many things in the first volume and this takes place after that. Usui, you perverted, outer spaceman human being! This was so funny, it continued to amaze me and make me laugh so much. I loved the way Ayuzawa would yell at Usui and the way he would respond. The way these two go together is so perfect. Both of them are strong and have each other's backs. Usui will always be there to help the president when she falls, literally. Usui and Ayuzawa's bond is awesome and it is unbreakable. They are the people that you want on your side and the people you want to be friends with. Sometimes, I wish I can grab both of them out of this book and ask them to be friends. I mean, who wouldn't wanna be friends with a girl who loves pink, wears breads and glasses. It's hilarious, but all I am thinking about is what would make him do these weird things. The pace of this book was awesome, I couldn't stop reading, I had a hard time putting it down. The plot was solid and made sense, but sometimes, I felt that the book was hard to relate to. But I still liked the concept and idea of this book. I highly recommend this book if you watched the anime and want more. I also recommend this series to those who haven't started it yet. And for those who haven't read any manga yet, this is perfect for you! If anyone wants to know the app I use to read manga, it is called Manga Bird, and it has a cute blue bird. She is both funny and clever. Even though there are many exaggerations and cliches , the story is interesting to read and hilarious too. The main issue is with Usui, which I haven't decided if I love or ha Today I am in shoujo mood, so yeah, Maid sama! She is both funny and clever. Even though there are many exaggerations and cliches , the story is interesting to read and hilarious too. The main issue is with Usui, which I haven't decided if I love or hate. That guy is crazy! Though he has a good personality overall, he is a stalker and annoying. My major turn off... Still, it is quite good manga and I'll continue on other volumes too. Dear shoujo writers, whenever the hero reminds the heroine that she's 'still a girl' before running off to save the day I do not swoon at the romance of it all. I want to kick him for being a patronizing sexist ass. Dear shoujo writers, whenever the hero reminds the heroine that she's 'still a girl' before running off to save the day I do not swoon at the romance of it all. I want to kick him for being a patronizing sexist ass. Books like these make me appreciate Revolutionary Girl Utena all the more. Oh sweet Utena where a girl could be a prince without her 'love interest' reminding her of her place. Where flirting with ladies translated to actually dating one. I never knew how good we had it till you were gone. Misaki is all confused by Usui. He told her he liked her before jumping off the roof of the school building to grab the photo of her in her maid costume before any of the students saw it. He has always been there to protect her but she WE pick up right where vol 1 left off. Misaki is all confused by Usui. He told her he liked her before jumping off the roof of the school building to grab the photo of her in her maid costume before any of the students saw it. He has always been there to protect her but she isn't sure if it's just his playboy ways to mess with her or not. Not to mention the president from a neighboring school filled with privileged rich kids has offered Misaki a once in a million opportunity to switch school and get a full ride scholarship all expenses paid. It's a great opportunity but if she takes it she will have to leave all the girls of her school whom she's been protecting from all of the out of control guys. I feel so bad for Usui. He tells her how much he likes her, does chivalrous things for her and then decides to take it all back when he notices how much it upsets her. So he shows her that their kiss meant nothing by kissing someone else. Which, seems to do the job and has Misaki going back to thinking he's just a playboy messing with her. However, when he pushes her too far she tells him that he has to stop playing head games with her. That seems to be when he realizes that there could be something between then but his previous playboy ways have seemed to hinder him a bit with Misaki taking him seriously. A couple of the kids from Misaki's class get into a fight from one of the kids from the rich school Miyabi Gaoka. When Misaki, Usui and the two classmates go to the school to apologize, the student challenges them to a game of chess to determine who should apologize. Usui plays against the kid and wins and his request is... I love how even when she's technically a damsel in distress, Misaki never gives up or admits defeat. And I like that Usui respects that about her. Sure, he likes to push her buttons and poke fun at how sensitive she i March 2014: 4 Stars Once again, a really enjoyable volume. I love how even when she's technically a damsel in distress, Misaki never gives up or admits defeat. And I like that Usui respects that about her. Sure, he likes to push her buttons and poke fun at how sensitive she is to proximity, but he acknowledges both her physical and psychological strength. Also, I really liked the chapter where Misaki found her niche in the cross dressing themed day and Usui got up in her grill. A crude way of putting it, but the chapter was so like Misaki, was so perfectly Usui that I can't ignore its existence. Gawd I love these two. On to volume 3! Why is Misaki so mean to him? I was gonna rant on how bad of a feminist she is and it's people like her that ruin equality.... She isn't a bad person completely. Why is Misaki so mean to him? I was gonna rant on how bad of a feminist she is and it's people like her that ruin equality.... She isn't a bad person completely. She just allows herself to be swallowed up by her hatred of men. BUT WHY U NO LIKE USUI?!?! Misaki is right in the middle for me. She works really hard to maintain her current status. Still her treatment of others is unjustified. Her first series, which is also her latest ongoing work, Kaichō wa Maid-sama! Her first series, which is also her latest ongoing work, Kaichō wa Maid-sama! This series is licensed by Tokyopop for North America, and an anime adaptation was broadcast during Spring 2010.
