Negi Springfield, a 10-year old magician, aspires to eventually become a "Magister Magi", a particular magician who, under the guise of operating under an NGO, utilizes his powers to help ordinary individuals. After graduating from the Merdiana Magic Academy in Wales, he could be delegated the job of teaching English at the middle-school, where his homeroom course consists of 31 daughters, each quite particular in her very own manner of Mahora Academy. The show details experiences and his time in Japan as he assists them in their troubles, attains approval and respect from his pupils, and confronts magic dangers from inside as well as outside Mahora Academy. Negi's main relationship is with Asuna Kagurazaka, room mate and his pupil, who dislikes him initially but after recognizes him as a friend and becomes his companion although all the women has her very own back story and character. He's also hunting for his dad who's called the Thousand Master. While initially seeming to be another romantic-comedy work featuring numerous bish?jo characters like Love Hina, the show, has advanced right into a mixture of sh?nen romance, fantasy, horror, action and comedy. Akamatsu said that he particularly wanted to do some thing "different" from Love Hina. Negi himself is prepubescent, and several of his scenes with Asuna are unique variations of the "awkward romantic scene" trend of harem manga, immediately defused and just played for laughs. Additionally, a lot of the girls are not unable to fawn over him in a childish sense with no expectations that are intimate in the reader [ study that is unique?] In maintaining this particular fashion, Negi himself is considered other typical male leads of manga as well as a comparison to Love Hina's Keitaro Urashima. He's hardworking, competent, and treated kindly, but due to his look and age (well below the majority of his pupils), he feels utterly non-threatening and finds it hard to be taken seriously as a teacher; several of his pupils handle him as a cunning little child, if not a playmate (or plaything)
In July 2096, the summer event of the year for the national magic high school competition, known as the Nine Schools Competition will be held. However the rules for this Nine Schools Competition are different from previous years. One month before the Nine Schools Competition, significant changes in the rules and events were made which forced each of the national magic high schools to be busy up until the day of the competition. While Tatsuya is planning for the next Nine Schools Competition, an anonymous message is delivered. The message contains information that a new plot will occur during the Nine Schools Competition. While the competition is happening, Tatsuya runs through the dark forests of Fuji, in order to oppose the conspiracy of betrayal. The 2nd Year of the Nine Schools Competition has begun.
Hard working, level 1 magician Konoha is apprenticed to lazy Knight Protector Saionji Ikumaru. They both work to keep the etherworld sealed away from their own but sometimes the seal doesn't work. Dragons, demons, and now Ishtar, the goddess of Venus. Will Ishtar help Konoha win her master's affections? Or will she take him for herself?
Yuuichi Tate is overjoyed: He gets to go to a brand new high school. Of course, then he just happens to find out the school he choose is under frequent attack by strange creatures called ''Orphans'', and the school set up a special task force of female members called ''HiME''s, using various elements as their powers, to battle these invaders. That's not all, though. Each member of the HiME task force has their own, unique ''Key'', another person whom, upon being discovered, can team up with the HiME to create a ''Child'', a combative unit specifically needed to effectively battle these Orphans. And with Yuuichi's luck, he just happens to find out he's not just the ''Key'' for one of the HiMEs, but for two... Two highly competitive, rival schoolgirls. And that's only the start of the trouble.
One night in the Windbloom Kingdom, Princess Mashiro Blan de Windbloom is assassinated in her sleep. Some days later, the main character, an anonymous boy, arrives in Wind City, capital of Windbloom. Using a gem passed down from his mother, he takes up the identity of Mashiro and joins Garderobe. The story follows his experiences in Garderobe and later his battles against those who would seek to destabilise the peace.
In order to be bought by a rich family, Narumi Inoue, hiding the truth that he is a man, goes to a girls' school. As a trainee, Narumi was sent to serve a girl from a rich family who hates maids (only weekends)! Keeping the 'heart of treating/serving people,' Japanese maid, Maid in Japan, Narumi's battle will start…!? If it is found out that Narumi is a man, he will be castrated. Don't miss the cross-dresser maid boy's love and sufferings while serving!
One day, Kuroda Yusei, an introverted high school student with zero dating experience, returns a lost little girl to her house... when the most beautiful girl in his grade, Shirakawa Ayano, appears! \"As thanks for saving my sister,\" she begins to approach him boldly for some reason, and every day is filled with mishaps!? On top of that, a busty otaku classmate and an attention-seeking junior girl also appear, and his daily life suddenly becomes more glamorous!? A school romance comedy where fate changes as you suddenly become close to \"the girl of your dreams\"!
A low-price, high-quality apartment in the metropolitan area of Tokyo is nothing short of a miracle! It exists, but there's a catch -- tenants must be good-looking and pass an interview by the landlord!? This is a love comedy about what happens when the beautiful people are all gathered under one roof!
Based on a Visual Novel by Minato Soft. Kawakami Momoyo is a notorious, woman-chasing, large-breasted master fighter. She and her friends at school end up in all sorts of weird situations, often involving people attempting to defeat Momoyo. Now there are new transfer students from Germany joining their class. Who are these new students, and will they fit in with the crazy bunch surrounding Momoyo?
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Takeru Ohyama has registered at Tenbi Academy, a high-school that transformed from all-women to co-ed. Hoping to have a lifestyle total of ogling pretty women, he reunites with youth pal Haruko Amaya, who shows him around college. Nevertheless, he learns who wield designed weapons identified as Makens and the institution is for pupils who possess religious and magic energies called Elements. School approved fight is engaged in by the pupils matches that showcase their powers. While his own power and Maken isn't clear initially, Takeru soon finds himself surrounded by women, including Inaho Kushiya, Kodama Himegami, a favorite blond who says she desires to destroy him, and an attractive young woman who claims she is his fiancee. He joins the Security Committee, also called Makenki, which supports the functions of the pupil council. Characters Takeru Oyama is the protagonist of Maken-ki! At the start of the show, he could be a first year high-school pupil who registers at Tenbi Academy after having attended an all-boys school that is middle. His childhood buddy, Haruko Amaya, who educated with him at the dojo of his family attends the college as does Inaho Kushiya, who claims that she's his fiancee. He eventually ends up up sharing his room with all the two young women, along with Kodama Himegami.[ch. 1] Several years prior to the current, when Takeru was ten years of age, his family dojo was challenged by Tesshin Kushiya. Tesshin, killed Atsuma, his mom before his eyes. Takeru has resented his dad and uncle for not being around to shield them.[ch. 7] As a result, he tends to choose the woman side whenever a woman fights some guy. His skills initially show under extreme pressure as in the situation where he shielded Azuki.[ch. 3] When he defended Kodama, he utilized Blood Pointer,[ch. 5] which was later explained as consuming Element from the folks around him through his mouth.[ch. 23] Following the conflict with the Venus device, he got additional training with Minori in order to attempt to command and to raise his powers.[ch. 28-29] Takeru afterwards discovered that he's bloodrelated to Kodama's brother.[ch. 5 3] Takeru was among the three pupils that Gen's Element Detector, Keronbo, couldn't initially recognize, however a month after, he was was presented with his Maken, Overblow, that causes causes his goal's Maken to over-flow with Element and be left worthless "like a car engine that blows out". But in the event the adversary comes with an advanced Maken and can totally control or check the spike, it may possess the contrary effect and empower the opposition.[ch. 19]
