I don't have any right to rate this manga since i did not finish reading it. It became boring for me the moment i reached the middle part of the story since it became a drag. But i did enjoy the story at the start. I also liked the way the manga was drawn.

really with many logical problems many romantic scenes.
this series is worth read but not made re-read : you can picck few dozens of pages which make you happy and rest is dragged too much.

enjoyable chapters at times : no character development all the time : wastage of characters
nosense everywhere still a HAPPY ENDING.

After endeavouring to read Kaichou wa Maid-sama! the third time I am pleased to say that it is now on my complete list. It starts off well enough. The first 40 chapters or so were quite humorous and I had a blast while reading them. The latter half though... I have some serious complaints about it.



There's absolutely no character development as well. The characters remain the same from the beginning to the end. Usui is still the cool, haunted by the past guy. Misaki remains temperamental and gets flustered easily. Yukimura is still the guy who is mistaken for a girl and a crybaby. It gets boring after a while.

I could keep complaining about this manga all day long. But in spite of all my complaining I give this a 6/10. I won't say I enjoyed it, but I didn't hate it as well. It's okay if you are into shoujo, I guess. Like Asani said before me, this would have been much more enjoyable if it had only been half as long. Suffice to say that I won't be re reading this.

... Last updated on March 20th, 2014, 9:40pm

In my opinion this manga was really really a favorite till midway when after that the whole plot was filler filled, boring, overly sweet and overly complicated and i really disliked the ending.
Loving this series so much in the beginning does leave you even more disappointed, so maybe my rating is a bit harsh. Either way, I would recommend to read this manga only till the mentioned part and drop it after that.

Okay so... I read a few comments after me and I'm redoing my review because it seems previously, I got biased due to nostalgia.

First of all, this was the first shoujo anime I watched, and the first manga I ever read. I'm very attached to it. But of course, when I started reading it, it wasn't complete. It's been more than an year since it's completion, I suppose?

I agree with some reviews that it was horribly dragged. Stuff were put together in messed up way, the end didn't make sense. I mean there was so so much of drama and preparation for Misaki to go to Britain. And even Usui was presented as the centre of some sort of upcoming chaos, but then poof! The duke suddenly comes to know that his grandson is there and everything is over? When I looked at this manga recently, I found many such flaws. Like how long it took for Misaki to confess, or how the thing about Miyabigaoka was nothing but a means to drag the series further.

Maybe because now I know more about these overused plots than I did back then, or the fact that I'm getting tired of drama do I think that this series really should have ended much earlier.

But God how I love this. I just can't seem to hate it all. Misaki was a tsundere so can't blame her for always blushing but at some point, I wanted to slap her for pushing Usui away. I mean If you don't want him, give him to me girl!

I love Usui. But not the squealy fangirl type of love. It's how he is drawn and characterized. His portrayal as the perfect perverted alien was great. How much of a tease he was, and yet how sweet. He is my first and the biggest shoujo crush. I guess it's also because I love guys who are a tease XD and damn *^* he was unbelievably perfect in everything he did.

Misaki, well, I respect her will and the effort she put in to support her family, but very often she was a big idiot. And even though she realized her mistake, she'd do something similar yet again. But I guess that's only expected from a tsundere.

All in all, the manga was GREAT till the school festival arc and then it took a U-turn. But I loved how cute the romance was at times. And even if it's repititive, draggy, weak, messy..... It wasn't so when I read it as my first manga. Even if the me now would NEVER want to re read every single chapter, I still do peek at few chapters I liked. This manga is a good start for newcommers. And for me, it's love. So I don't care what it's like, I'm just attached to Kaichou as Maid-Sama!

... Last updated on October 24th, 2015, 12:15pm

Hihihi At first when i saw it was already completed I was like " I dont wanna read it because i dont want it to end" But as i finished it kinda disappointed because, it is such an amazing manga and its finished. But then again Im kinda happy for them and overall its so hilarious and very romantic, even if they don't do lovey dovey stuffs. Hahaha

I really love MISAKI and TAKUMI both, they're very strong willed and independent. Im actually rooting Igarashi Tora for Ayuzawa because he's so HOOOT!! <3. I don't know but I cant believe that its actually over and Its one of the best manga I have read. I can't get enought of reading it again and again. ))) Highly Recommended

But I definitely wanted more heartpounding doki doki between you know who! It's a tale brilliantly told, if you've been following it since the inception, like me, you'll cry and laugh by the bucketloads. Especially with the way the last volume has been framed. I feel like the mangaka was given plenty of liberty to get the crazy Usui storyarc out of her system and she finally streamlined the entire story to a fitting end.

On another note, there's a recent thread I noticed on Mangafox "Is Usui a virgin".......O_o The responses are very interesting! That thread in itself is a highly recommended read hehe

Like 'dreamit.' , I too had first come across the anime before the manga. After watching the first episode, I was instantly hooked because it was the first time that I had come across my ideal female shoujo character. Thank God for Fujiwara-san!
Anyway, I noticed how much I kind of resembled Misaki, what with my whole serious study regime and the whole boy-hating thing and that's what made me become a fan of her. Initially, I was 'creeped' out by Usui's innuendos but like Misaki, I gradually warmed up to him and ended up becoming a HUGE fan of the two. I spent countless hours reading manga hoping that they would finally become a couple and then my wish came true in Episode 4. The first thing I did? I fangirled, literally. I was all'Hallelujah! They're a couple! Yes!' I had been following the manga ever since until its conclusion.
However, I gotta say. The story ended up getting dragged along too much because at times I would ask, 'Hey, when is this gonna end?' and even lost interest in reading it for a while. The ending was...I don't know, I mean I was somehow just going 'Meh...' by the time I finished the last chapter. But, overall, despite the whole story being stretched too far, I'm happy the two ended up together and that finally, Tora ended up with Chiyo. I seriously considered the guy an asshole for the way he behaved with her, oh and when he kissed Misaki, apart from her and Usui, I exploded as well and almost chucked my iPad across the room at my brother. Thank God I didn't. If it wasn't for this baby, I would never have been able to download and read the manga anytime and anyplace. So, yeah, it's an awesome manga with great art, strong characters let down by only by a script that had been dragged too long but I would recommend it to everyone who hasn't read it yet.

... Last updated on January 13th, 2014, 5:18am

If you're looking for entertainment with a dash of romance involving bishies and tsunderes then this is for you.

Art work is fine, story is fine though it drags sometimes and gets neglected (dropping one trail of story for another then picking it up again, that is confusing, @.@ and inserting irrelevant stuff too).

What is good is the comedy. It managed not to get too heavy and retained its humor, unlike some shoujo mangas out there. Though it's light, its plot is still relevant.

i had to reread it all over again recently because it just ended...

i started reading this a long time ago, but when the main characters got toegether, i thought it would end...but then it went through some patches of hilariously funny things and at the end maybe there was momentum...

however, when it dragged,it REALLY dragged, and a reader could not figure out why on earth some stuff was inserted.

overall, the story was okay. the ending was good for what was needed...and it left the heroine intact if a person wanted a relatively strong(?) heroine (though after the england sequence, one had to wonder) it might've been the length of the series that was dragging, but the ending did tie up a lot of ends...i think. (time skip endings are always frustrating in a sense) yes, there are huge gaping holes in a LOT of places, but the story is pretty enjoyable