Story line: The story plot was well thought out yet with a few minor flaws. I believe the creator of the story kind of stalled their relationship build. I couldn't feel the connection between Usui and Misaki.
Sound: The music was good and all at the right timing yet sometimes I feel there should be more music. At times, you'll just hear almost nothing.
Characters: Ayuzawa was always upset at the guys but at things that wasn't even worth getting upset and beating them up. The male students weren't even doing much to get yelled at lectured. Misaki's character was some what irritating at times because she had an uncontrollable temper. Her mood was all over the place which made it sometimes distracting.
As for Takimi, I thought he was one of my favorite characters. I felt the creators of Maid-Sama focused a lot more on Usui than they did on Ayuzawa. Which was perfectly fine but if they had equally concentrated on both, maybe their relationship would've been a lot more weaved in and adored.
The other supporting characters, personally, I feel the story would've still been able to live on even without the three funny male characters that always went to Maid cafe. Their obsession was overly acted and I did find that a bit annoying at times but aside of that, they were cute during the whole series which brought in a little bit of humor to the story.
The other maids played their part well too but I would've appreciated a lot better had they introduced more of their backgrounds in the story.
Enjoyment and Overall: Yes, Kaichou wa Maid-sama was very indeed entertaining. There were moments of Usui's life that caught my attention and I felt bad for the way he had to live as well as moments spent with Misaki; she was cute at times.
I would recommend it to anyone who's looking for some humor and typical highschool romance series.
