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

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When Misaki has acquires a group of fans at school, the Yumeyama quintuplets, who want to know everything about her, she attempts to escape from them one night out of fear they will find out about her secret part-time job. 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?

But ever since her dad left, he left a huge debt he had to pay and Misaki's mom is working to pay it off. The men happen to be really similar to each other (the even look alike) very strong and attractive, slyly supporting the female character on their way. in Hakusensha’s LaLa magazine) is her first long-running manga series and is available in North America from VIZ Media. In the first volume, several people discover her secret, namely the guy who has just taken the top academic score from her and the three bad boys. Misaki is hard working, clever, strong and independent girl and school council president in mostly boys' school.This series is licensed by Tokyopop for North America, and an anime adaptation was broadcast during Spring 2010. Misaki is pretty much your usual heroine but for the maid cafe thing, and Usui's your usual not-interested guy. Misaki is frustrated that Takumi is her opponent and blurts out her anger much to the crowd’s surprise and her embarrassment. As seen in the series, he is very athletic; probably the most athletic male student in Seika High, and is slender yet muscular.

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.

Takumi Usui stumbles across her secret shame - will he reveal it to the school, undermining her position, and what will Misaki do to keep him from spilling? As if being class president of a predominantly male high school wasn’t hard enough, Misaki Ayuzawa has a major secret - she works at a maid cafe after school! Usui is not only the smartest guy in the school, but also the most popular guy when it comes to girls. When asked why he'd go to such a length to get it back, Takumi replies that it's because he loves her as he kisses her on the lips before jumping down. However, with the female population still remaining a minority even after the change over the recent years, Misaki Ayuzawa takes it into her own hands to reform the school and allow a chance for the girls to feel safer in the rough environment.

In contrast, Johanna Draper Carlson feels that the story is "a male fantasy, where the scary, strong, smart, self-possessed girl turns out to secretly be subservient to men. Carlo Santos felt the premise was " otaku-tastic", but appreciated the lack of fanservice and panty shots in the maid cafe scenes, feeling that these marked the series as being shōjo. How is she supposed to keep her image of being ultra-smart, strong and overachieving intact once school heartthrob Takumi Usui discovers her double life? Their torturously slow-burn romance was one of the purest, most adorable, feel-good, and frustrating ones I have ever come across. lo que pasa es que en su casa hay drama familio-económico, y de ahí que tenga que realizar una faena que atenta a sus principios morales.Animeyi izlediğimde çok sevmiştim, sonu yoktu tam olarak çünkü ülkede yaşanan bir doğal afet sonrası animeyi bitirmişler, tam olarak bitmeden. Problems are also starting to unfold and new characters are introduced so the story is far from dead. Takumi was born on April 27, as the illegitimate child of Patricia Walker, an English-Japanese lady, and her personal butler Yū Hirose‎. is a seriously fun series with delightful shippiness, and I am not just saying that because Debby might kill me otherwise.

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. After the girls decide to give up, Misaki meets Usui by the roadside tending to an abandoned kitten. Sure, he is tall, handsome, rich, popular, and has his eyes only on Misaki, as expected, but he is also mysterious, nice, intelligent and charming.I even laughed out loud quite a few times, and I’m not especially demonstrative when I read generally.