The Klutzy Class Monitor and the Girl with the Short Skirt

Tougo Sakuradaimon stands at the school gate every morning with a clipboard and a mission — make sure every student meets dress code. His number one repeat offender is Poemu Kohinata, a gyaru with bleached hair and a skirt hemmed way above regulation. She thinks he's an uptight buzzkill. He thinks she's a walking violation. Their daily back-and-forth at the gate has basically become routine at this point, with him lecturing and her not caring even a little. But then Kohinata finds out that this guy who acts like he's got everything together is actually kind of a disaster — the dude can barely pass a math test. Turns out the morals committee's most dedicated member has his own weaknesses he'd rather keep hidden, and once that gap between his serious front and his real self opens up, the whole dynamic between them shifts. She starts seeing him differently, he starts loosening up, and what used to be annoying encounters start turning into something else entirely. It's that slow-burn, opposites-attract energy where the comedy comes from how well these two clash before they click. If you liked the teasing dynamic in Teasing Master Takagi-san or the awkward will-they-won't-they tension of When Will Ayumu Make His Move?, this is right in that lane. A short-format school romcom from Zero-G, adapted from the manga, hitting in 2026. Low-stakes, warm, and genuinely funny.