At the time of writing I have read 3 volumes.
I have to say that I was scared by the start of this manga. I loved the anime and this was so different and fan-servicey that it scared me. I persevered and so far I am glad I did. The fan service has died down and the plots are coming together.
It seems like the plots are coming one after the other rather than one arc. That kinda gives me the feeling that they weren't sure where they were going. But apart from that feeling of uncertainty it seems to be going ok.
The characters (if I stop
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Dancing Princess, Mai HiME, My HiME, My Princess, Princess Mai Japanese: 舞-HiME More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 5
Chapters: 44
Status: Finished
Published: Nov 11, 2004 to Jul 7, 2005
Theme:
Harem
Demographic:
Shounen
Serialization:
Shounen Champion (Weekly) Statistics Ranked: #110602 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #2872
Members: 7,140
Favorites: 92 Available AtResources | Reviews
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May 10, 2009
I just re-read this manga last week and it was still amazing, originally the anime came out first for this series. Thing about this series is that the manga and anime are completely different so you don't feel that your going through the same thing on paper all over again.
Unlike the anime, the manga focuses on Yuuichi Tate while the anime focuses on Mai Tokhia. Being a guy I found that I could relate more to the manga then to the anime regardless the anime did bring in good insights to Yuuichi Tate when called upon, it just felt that the anime ... 
Aug 17, 2016
With a name like “Mai-HIME,” you would have thought this series would fulfill all of the reader’s wildest dreams about princesses. I came in expecting to get my very own princess in a neat little box. I was disappointed. Well, to save you the disappointment I suffered, please enjoy this review.
Story I came into this series expecting a decent harem-fighter. What I got was that, a little bit more and at the same time, a lot less. You see, Mai-HIME’s central problem lies in its awkward pacing. Some of the earlier, less important fights last a few chapters, while later fights with significant build-up (*coughmaingirlshowdowncough*) ... 
Dec 3, 2018
This manga is decent enough in terms of action and overarching plot. The action is decently well developed in terms of power and mechanics, though it moves quickly enough and is over too quickly to really begin adding any complexity. The plot in regards to the conflict with the orphans keeps things moving well enough, but it is quite a bit generic. In terms of characters there's a pretty large set for how short the manga was, and though I think that it does create a lot of good characters, beyond the main three most only get trifles in terms of development, and though their short side stories
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