I've only read the first volume of this, but I want to know; how exactly does The Day of Revolution tie in with this? I read all of that one and I've seen six eps of the Princess Princess anime, so where's the connection?
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nothing much...the only connection is that the story takes place after Day of revolution and one of the princess is
other than that there's no more connection
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Mikoto, the same guy that Megumi/Kei chose to date at the end of "Day of Revolution" so this story also gives the reason why Mikoto doesn't want Megumi to go to his school 
and they're dating
and they're datingother than that there's no more connection
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A little unrelated but did you know the student council president candidate is also in the mangaka's other story, Family Complex? I love crossovers!
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Yes I just found this out yesterday. I bought volumes 2 and 3 of this. I can't believe I didn't get it! I'm a little dense sometimes I guess! 
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I totally didn't pick up on that either - now I'm going to have to re-read all three series! 
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Quote from blakraven66
nothing much...the only connection is that the story takes place after Day of revolution and one of the princess is
other than that there's no more connection
Spoiler (highlight to view)
Mikoto, the same guy that Megumi/Kei chose to date at the end of "Day of Revolution" so this story also gives the reason why Mikoto doesn't want Megumi to go to his school and they're dating
and they're datingother than that there's no more connection
omg wow O_O smart blak. i didn't know that.... not to mention i didn't EVEN READ princess princess xD
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I think Tsuda Mikiyo likes to have her character cameo in other manga. The only thing that "the day of revolution" and "family complex" have with "princess princess" are some reoccurring characters and some cameo appearances. They are totally different stories, but its still interesting to read.
I like family complex actually. the Sakamotto's are just interesting ^_^
I like family complex actually. the Sakamotto's are just interesting ^_^
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The Day of Revolution is the main story of Princess-Princess. I have only read Princess-Princess, though....
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