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Kaichou wa Maid-sama!

Kaichou wa Maid-sama!

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English: Maid-Sama!
Synonyms: Kaicho wa Maidsama, Kaichou wa Meido Sama, Class President is a Maid!
Japanese: 会長はメイド様!

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Type: TV
Episodes: 26
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 2, 2010 to Sep 24, 2010
Duration: 24 min. per episode
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company

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Score: 8.381 (scored by 78196 users)
Ranked: #1452
Popularity: #51
Members: 124,646
Favorites: 5,682
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In both anime the main leads are the best students in the school. However the female lead sees the male lead as her rival or her enemy and has no idea that he actually likes her.
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it has an interesting love story and the characters are really funny. i think that if you found kaichou wa maid-sama interesting, then you'll probably enjoy this anime as well
shoujo fans...if u watched kimi ni todoke last year dont miss this one !!!..i think u didnt miss but still who are new to shoujo anime O_O u better watch both!!!
both main characters are academic rivals and boy seems to be a natural in terms of looks and brains while the girls works hard to get where she is. Kare Kano like Kaichou wa Maid-sam is a must watch.
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In his beautiful animation, in his style, both are romantic comedy with dramatic touches, have exciting moments, in his relationship between players or because Takumi and Soushi are very similar, and because the two players have strong character and they are good at everything.
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Forceful main girls, and both have a vulnerable sides. They also can't stand a certain guy.
+Both are similar in many ways.
+Both are Comedy, Romance, School, Shoujo
+Both got Cool main characters.
+Both got main female characters who like studying.
+Both anime main female lead sees the male lead as her rival.
Both are romance comedies. Some supporting characters are similar to eachother. For example a cute girl who is actually a boy.
A good guy and a strong tsundere-girl. Now they are argueing but this will surely lead to love!
both contain a male character that finds out their secret
both about girls who are working in secrecy so classmates don't find out their true identity
Both are decent romantic/comedy shoujos with likable characters
Ikuto`s character like character Usui!!!
Although a totally different age and setting, the blond male protagonist struggles throughout the anime to seduce the reluctant and female protagonist. Both are nicely embroidered with some light romance and comedy
Both titles are about teenagers falling in love with each other. This is happening slowly, step by step. They're trying to get to know each other better and understand.
Both contain many funny scenes. The main female characters are similiar in their behavior.
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They the opposite in maid-sama they 80% boys and the Seitokai Yakuindomo there almost girl and no boy . and both focus on student council .
Both female protagonists are hard-working and clumsy.
The male protagonists are also very similar. They are always saving the female protagonists, are both at the top of their schools. And they are both the most handsome and most popular boys at their school.
Both series has a girl in the center of attention with more than one guy interested. Both girls are also very athletic. Besides that, Okayashi actually reminds me a bit about Usui in his way of always silently helping the girl, but also by teasing/toying with her a bit at the same time.
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Those two animes have a similar feeling with them and can give you loud laughs at times. In Karin the story is better and more complicated, though.
In the series the male and female main characters share the same personalities.
While Kaze no Stigma's main story is mostly based on magic and Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! School life I would say that these are two animes fans of one have to watch.

Both Include
* Romance
* Same Chara Personalities
* Same atmosphere at times

Fans of one give the other a chance, Both are simply amazing animes.
Give then both some time..
Well for starters I love Kyo from FB and the guy from KwM looks similar. There's romance and light humor. ^_^ Same good romantic feeling.
Love stry...but this involves more cliche comedy...well made
an ace of the school hiding a unique secret to keep her integrity intact
Similarities:

Both involve female leads who were elected to be student council presidents in such difficult situations.

Both involves male leads who serve as their protector and with romantic feelings on the sides.

Both female leads are willing to deal with problems that involves the welfare of the students.

Both female leads are not to be trifle with.

Dissimilarities:

In Kaicho Wa Maidsama:

- The female lead is reluctant to be near the male lead
-The female lead is mainly concern about the welfare of the female students (at first), since their school is once an all boys high school turned coed.
-The student council already has its own VP, Secretary, treasures and other staff.

In Medaka Box:

-The female lead has to literally start from scratch in forming her own cabinet.
-It is the female lead who chased after the male lead.
-This anime has intense ecchi.
Tenshi na Konamaiki is a mix of Kaichou wa Maid-sama!, kashimashi and great teacher onizuka. from kashimashi you have the gender switch and how it would be like to become a girl. from GTO you have the punks, muggings, clever plots and somewhat simular artwork. The Kaichou wa maid sama part is less appearent. Both mains are tomboys who are suddenly found attractive by all the boys and they are both disgusted by guys behaviors and try to change them. Misaki-Usui and Megumi-Genzo both oneway relationships. However since all the guys in Tenshi are like the idiot-trio you kinda end up hoping for a yuri ending insted. both anime use the funny dummy-swaps.
It's an another beautiful shojo anime. It's different to Kaichou wa maid sama, but it's romantic too.
Comedy, no clear plot line with a focus on the daily life and interactions of the characters, attractive visuals are some of the aspects both these anime share. Kaichou wa maid-sama has a much slower pacing than Working and might, at times, be rather tiring. The former focuses on the two main characters, Misaki (student council president) and Usui Takumi and their evolving relationship. The other characters are not really given much attention nor are they well developed, though this may apply to the main characters as well. Nonetheless it is fun to watch - a little at a time. Working's characters are more important for the series, and are more interesting and varied. Sometimes there may be too much repetition in their actions but that is also, in a way, its charm: its just the daily life, mostly unchanging. I'd rate Workng higher than Kaichou (mostly because of the characters) but both are enjoyable if watched in moderation (watching several episodes together might be very tiring).
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I am not completely positive why I found these two similar, perhaps because they both have romance and comedy or maybe it`s because both female main characters work in a cafe, no matter what the reason, these are both great animes that I recommend.
high laughter with this anime. they are nerds and he was a boy who likes to dress up as a girl, but not gay.
Involves a girl hiding her life in a maid cafe. Similar them but Kaichou wa Maid-sama! has a lot more romance!
Both main protagonists are rivals but they start creating affection for each other in unusual ways
the both main caracters have dificuties too admit they love
and have Miura Kent - Shintani Hinata that go which are discarded but still confident and still waiting for a failure of his opponent Usui - Shouta
The way the main characters interact with each other, is somehow similar. The female lead characters have similarities in their personalities and tend to be quite fierce sometimes... but in a cute way ^^
similiar romance anime. both are great. very nice story with great characters.
Both animes have an upbeat funny vibe over it. The girls in each anime meet a boy who they fight with that turns into something more. Also, there are 3 hot boys in it and one of them has something like a Usui personality!!
If you enjoy Izayoi and Black Rabbit's personalities and how they interact with each other, you would love Maid-sama.
Both of these anime have cool and over power main male characters and a cool main female character they love to tease and flirt with. Maid-sama is base on romance, with a lot of action to keep it interesting, while Mondaiji is fantasy magic, with Izayoi just toying around a lot with little hints of possible romance down the line.
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both are pretty interesting love stories. Both will make you laugh and if your looking for nice relaxing funny anime. Either or will suffice!
Also MAID CAFES!!!! (In both)
The female protagonists are similar. They wok very hard and are good at sports. They are kind and passionate but vunerable at times too.

Both anime have romance in it, but Kaichou wa maid sama focuses on the drama and romance where as in Toshokan Sensou, they focus more on the action aspect.
Although Maid-sama is not supernatural, but rather school life, the art is very similar, they are both shoujos, the girl is surrounded mainly by boys, the girl is protected by the boy and there is a developing love story between the main characters.
Both anime are reverse-harem style, and in both, the main character is trying to hide a secret about herself which would otherwise damage her reputation. They're both also pretty light-hearted and have similar art. However, I would say La Corda D'Oro is slightly more serious and revolves around music, whereas Kaichou wa Maid Sama is a bit more comical and revolves around the romance between the Misa and Usui.
The male lead in Kage kara Mamoru and the female lead in Kaichou wa Maid-sama both have secrets that they try to keep hidden. Both are comedy, romance and in a high school setting.
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It may sound like a long shot , but these animes are really similar. In both of them the main focus is romance, strong female lead , and charming/sexy/ dangerous male one. The differences is that in Kaichou wa Maid -sama we have one super cool guy and here we have four. Don't worry though we still have happy ending, only with the difference that in Kaichou wa maid sama it's clear with who , and in Hana yori Dango it takes some time :) But I am 100 % sure that if you liked Kaichou wa Maid sama you will like Hana Yori Dango too.
Both are romance stories. But NODAME CONTABILE is little bit longer and has 3 seasons, and its more about music. But Romance it isn't only similarity. Great story and wonderful characters is second aspect.
First of all, both series are done by J.C. Staff. But that's not all...because they are also similar in terms of main character where despite their handsome appearances, their personality does not fit with the usual princely types. (Thank God for that) Additionally, the main girl is independent.

Of course, there is also comedy, drama, and later romance blooms in both series.
The heroin females have the same strong characters that doesn't response to the guy who's in love with her, they both are smart and good in schools activities and popular among students.
So much alike!
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Love stories. Both are great. Kaichou wa maid-sama is also great comedy!
Both feature a hard-working tsundere as the main character. Male lead in Ōkami-san is not nearly as "cool" as Usui, but the relationship between the main characters is very similar in both. Both series are episodic and primarily humorous, with some drama. Art style is also very similar. Overall the two are very similar, but each has a distinct flavor that makes it well worth watching.
Misaki is a very strong character--like Haruhi. She doesn't put up with any nonsense. Although she isn't quite as crazy as Haruhi, Misaki still can be tough. I would put Misaki up against any guy. XD The boy who has likes her, Usui, is really funny. He can be like Jiraiya sometimes. So if any of you like that sort of humor this will definitely appeal to you. Also if you like girls dressed up in cute maid outfits, I highly recommend this!
Well, it has the same comedy ,both have similar characters , they are both cute and funny animes and they're both romantic comedies !!!
The art style looks almost identical and the relationship between the two protagonists are also similar.
Well...this too revolves around iinchou,romance n comedy.
Bt,its really well made compared to Gokujou.
Its a must watch if U like these stuff ;)
Both main characters have a debt which they are trying to pay off.
And both main work as a butler or maid and work to the fullest in everything.

Only Hayate is randomness
Endo saves Keita like Usui saves Misaki, both of rescued characters kinda reject the well-intentioned help at first, then slowly accept them.
Same romantic feeling floating in the air, same "hard to get to" main character, refreshing pace when it comes to the story, utterly alike art... and... an ending that can stand alone and it's enough as it is (without a sequel).
Both Kaichou and Yamato are about female leads that have deep rooted social problems with guys. Kaichou is more geared towards romance while Yamato is more geared towards comedy.
both are about maid café
If you think Usui is amazing, then check out Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari. Kenshi can do anything Usui can be 100x better. In addition, it definitely has a better plot.
The genre of romance between the two aren't the same at all. However, in both, the main character (in the case of Junjou though the more rational one in each of the couples, I suppose) has to deal with irrational or uncontrollable people and their significant other. Artwork is almost similar, mostly feeling wise. Comedy all around.
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Very similar story: good girl, bad boy, unexpected love.
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Well, the story may differ from each other but from what I have noticed is that the main character in Maid-sama, Misaki has some similarities with the supporting character in Beelzebub, Kunieda Aoi.
First of all they look somewhat similar -> face
Secondly, they both hate men and protects the girls from the boys in school.
Also, they both got feared by the most boys, except for the main guy character! Well, you know what I'm talking about right, the boy giving her some attention and finally she falls for him.
Both have sisters with financial difficulties in'm; but this is where the similarity ends.
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The main characters in both (Hare and Guu, Misaki and Usui) have similar, if not the same comedic kind of relationship. Usui and Guu have a sort of blasé, calm, and unpredictable personality. Misaki and Hare have the more emotional, dramatic, loud, and tough sort of personality. Both are quite odd pairings, it seems, but they really get along with each other well in the end.
Both about all boys schools wich have recently changed to co-ed and they are both also reverse harems.
usui reminded me of natsume of gakuen alice. they alaso don't get along at first.
Simple no action drama and love
the main character alice reminds me of misaki .If you enjoyed pandora hearts you'll surely like this anime.Even though its not dark like pandora hearts.
-High school student council
-Scary/easily angered girl in student council/main
-Irresistible male main
-love development between main
-moe
Sakurano (main girl in Ginban Kaleidoscope) has a similar personality to Misaki (main girl in Kaichou wa Maid-sama). Both girls have brown/black hair, are stubborn, a little stuck up, have a hobby, and attend school. If you enjoyed Maid-sama, then you will definitely love Ginban Kaleidoscope - and vise versa! The main boys Pete (in Ginban Kaleidoscope) and Usui (in Maid-sama) both have blonde hair, mysterious pasts, follow the main girl around, and constantly flirt with the girl; leaving you questioning if they are just messing around or serious. I couldn't stop laughing while watching both series (comedy, school, slice of life, romance, drama) as well as crying at the end of Ginban Kaleidoscope. Maid-sama is less serious towards the ending then Ginban Kaleidoscope, but both are great watches!
The strong character of the heroine character and hard, cold and the lovers are intelligent ... Similarly, as with "Special A":)
They are both funny and romantic.... But the story is different.. If you like Kaichou wa Maid Sama, then you may like Arakawa Under the Bridge too... :DD
the plot is not at all the same. but it has the animation technique, and many facial expressions are similar.
both have to do with a girl working as a "maid"
-same kind of ignorant main character guy
-pretty girls
-head strong main girl character
-many other similarities.
First: In Kaichou wa Maid-sama!, Hyoudou Aoi is a boy dress like a girl and is a net model, just like Akemiya Masaki in Sasameki Koto. Second: In Kaichou wa Maid-sama!, the main character Ayuzawa Misaki is a smart, athletic student, just like the main character Sumika Murasame in Sasameki Koto. However: Sasameki Koto is categorized as Shoujo Ai, if you happen to dislike yuri, don't watch it.
Both the main characters can't stand being around the opposite; weather its allergies and just pure hatred. However as the series moves forward it see these behaviors start to die down.
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I don't know why someone hasn't recommended this one yet. The anime plot, characters, and just basically everything is the exact same! They do have different story lines, but the jerk guy likes the girl, the girl acts all tough and doesnt show anything. Same romance, same comedy, both very good and enjoyable! Only difference is that maid-sama is the older version of kodomo no omocha (kodocha) and kodomo is also an older series. Kodomo no omocha is based on younger characters and ages, but the romance is actually more deep in it as well as the story then it is in kaichou wa maid-sama. If you watched either of these, you will definantly love the other!
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