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However, despite her reputation, she secretly works part-time at a maid café to support her mother and younger sister by returning the huge debt their father had left them. Unfortunately, Misaki's secret is soon discovered by Takumi Usui, a popular boy at Seika High. Instead of exposing it to the school, though, Usui keeps it for himself and even becomes a regular customer at the café, much to Misaki's chagrin. Known for being a genius in pretty much everything from academics to athletics and for having rejected numerous confessions of his female peers, Usui takes a liking to Misaki because he finds her 'interesting'. After going through various awkward situations, including being confronted by a forgotten childhood friend of hers, Misaki falls in love with Usui, who reciprocates, and the two soon become a couple. However, their relationship is troubled by Usui's difficult familial past coming back to haunt him. Being an illegitimate child of a wealthy English noble family, Usui technically cannot form a relationship with anyone not in his social standing, Misaki included. Misaki has to see Usui being forced to transfer to a prestigious rival school Miabigaoka, and then away from Japan completely when his family takes him back to England. However, they graduate and Usui and Misaki eventually marry ten years later. Media[edit] Manga[edit] Maid Sama! is written and illustrated by Hiro Fujiwara. This series was serialized in Hakusensha's shōjo manga magazine LaLa, from December 24, 2005 to September 24, 2013.

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If not, screw it, just go full squid game and say if you’re knocked out you’re executed. That would have spiced things up a little bit. I also think it’s laughably pathetic how this show is only situated in an air conditioned indoor football pitch as they prepare for a competitive outdoor sport. It’s almost as if these writers couldn’t have borne the thought of not being in an airconditioned room. The world cup and every club football competition is played outdoors. So why are we conditioning these kids to never see the light of day?
I don’t understand why Blue Lock had to introduce made up characters in the series. I understand this point is more a pet-peeve as not everyone that watches Blue Lock is familiar with football and that’s totally fine. But as for me, I’m just wondering why we had to make up characters mixed in with real footballing greats? Noa Noel? Seriously? Noa-ne cares. I had to sit here as they tried to explain white-washed Thierry Henry to me. You should either choose to reference only real life players or make up all the players for your world. Because from where I stand, it just sounds like you’re undermining the two goats of our football generation, Messi and Ronaldo. Ana’s Bar — Tharsis City The first commandment of Ana’s Bar is “differences die at the door. ” As the most visited jazz lounge in the solar system from all walks of life — celebrities, gangsters and corrupt cops — it makes sense to lay down some ground rules for this underground speakeasy. Fans of the anime will note the upgrade here from Anastasia’s Convenience Store, but, nevertheless, like the anime, it offers the troubled Spike a sort of respite and a place to learn about the Syndicate’s latest diabolical plans. The Cathedral Behold the old Syndicate stomping grounds for worship and unholy ass whoopings. This cathedral was made famous in the anime’s episode “Ballad of Fallen Angels” and re-created in the live-action episode “Supernova Symphony. ” It’s a shadowy place with loads of elegant stained glass ripe for breaking. You know, it would be a shame if two characters with a giant rivalry had to meet here for an epic showdown. Vicious’ Penthouse Never seen in the anime, Vicious’ lair adds a new dimension to the unwieldy villain. Luxurious and adorned with satin, silks and marble statues, it’s a tribute to the stylish madman. If you were ever curious to see where the “galactic” magic happens, now’s your chance to see his thread count. Showrunner André Nemec (best known for other action-packed and quasi-sci endeavors such as the 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Alias and Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol) helms the transition from anime to live-action for the series.