Maid-sama! (2-in-1 Edition), Vol. 1: Includes Volumes 1 & 2
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (732 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1421581302 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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Leaf said A VERY well made omnibus brings the return of a favorite shoujo we can finally see the ending to!. I was hesitant on picking up this manga. It's in omnibus format, so I was sure it would be of poor quality, floppy and easily damaged like the Naruto, One Piece, Bleach, Skip Beat, etc. omnibus versions. While it's not your Viz Sig quality, I was very pleased. Hold any of the Viz regular manga and imagine it contains "A VERY well made omnibus brings the return of a favorite shoujo we can finally see the ending to!" according to Leaf. I was hesitant on picking up this manga. It's in omnibus format, so I was sure it would be of poor quality, floppy and easily damaged like the Naruto, One Piece, Bleach, Skip Beat, etc. omnibus versions. While it's not your Viz Sig quality, I was very pleased. Hold any of the Viz regular manga and imagine it contains 2 volumes, not 1. That's essentially what this omnibus feels like. And the paper quality is as good as a regular Viz manga copy. I have no complaints.The story is your . volumes, not 1. That's essentially what this omnibus feels like. And the paper quality is as good as a regular Viz manga copy. I have no complaints.The story is your . Jude said Pretty good. ~Pretty good ~3.5/5I collected the previous version of this series, released by Tokyopop. I rather enjoyed the series then, but it has been a while since I originally read it.First of all, I would definitely recommend this version over the Tokyopop ones. The translations are better, but this time, all of the sfx are actually translated, as opposed to the panels that Tokyopop couldn’t be bothered with. I like the font, as well, and the pages look cleaner. The design and color of the covers . .5/5I collected the previous version of this series, released by Tokyopop. I rather enjoyed the series then, but it has been a while since I originally read it.First of all, I would definitely recommend this version over the Tokyopop ones. The translations are better, but this time, all of the sfx are actually translated, as opposed to the panels that Tokyopop couldn’t be bothered with. I like the font, as well, and the pages look cleaner. The design and color of the covers . First Two Books in a Fun Series Maid-Sama! 2-in-1 Edition collects the first 9 chapters or so (first two volumes) of this very popular series from 2006. Included are the side panels and author's chatter. The manga had a very popular run at 18 volumes and also was made into a 26 episode anime in 2010.Story: High school student Misaki's family situation is poor and she has had to make up for the lack by working extra hard at everything. Now, as the first female student council president at a mostly male school, she
As if being class president of a predominantly male high school wasn’t hard enough, Misaki Ayuzawa has a major secret—she works at a maid café after school! How is she supposed to keep her image of being ultra smart, strong and overachieving intact once school heartthrob Takumi Usui discovers her double life?! Can Misaki trust Usui to keep her secret from the rest of the kids at school? And why the heck is he always showing up at the maid café? Maybe she should start taking him seriously when he says he likes her—especially when he throws in an unexpected kiss!