📖 SYNOPSIS
As the first female student council president at a formerly all-boys school, Misaki Ayuzawa rules it with an iron fist. The guys call her 'Demon President' because she's constantly cracking down on them to make the place safer for the growing number of female students. She's tough, competent, and nobody messes with her. There's just one problem — she secretly works at a maid café after school to help support her family, and if anyone found out, her entire reputation would crumble. Enter Takumi Usui, the annoyingly perfect, impossibly popular guy at school, who wanders into her café one day and discovers everything. But instead of exposing her, he just... keeps showing up. And that's where the fun starts. The dynamic between these two is the entire engine of this 26-episode TV series. Misaki is proud, stubborn, and refuses to be vulnerable, while Usui is laid-back, teasing, and way more perceptive than she'd like. Their push-and-pull chemistry carries the show through its comedy beats and its genuinely sweet romantic moments. If you liked the class dynamics in Special A or the comedic energy of Ouran High School Host Club, this hits a similar nerve. It also has that same satisfying slow-burn tension you get from Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, just with a warmer, more straightforward shoujo feel. J.C.Staff keeps the animation clean and the pacing steady. It's comfort food romance done right.
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🎬 EPISODE GUIDE
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-32 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 33.

🎭 CHARACTERS
Takumi Usui
Seika High's popular, multi-talented student; secretly loves Misaki, protecting and teasing her relentlessly.
Portrayed by Okamoto Nobuhiko
Misaki Ayuzawa
Seika High's stern student council president secretly works at a maid cafe to support her family.
Portrayed by Fujimura Ayumi, Morohoshi Sumire
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