Fifty-one episodes of Mimi trying to maintain her dignity while three boys exist in her presence, and somehow it still gets you invested in whether she and Ushio actually figure it out. The second collection doubles down on what worked: the stiff animation and awkward pacing are the joke now, not a flaw you apologize for. By the time you're this deep, you're not watching a polished romance comedy. You're watching a girl you care about get systematically wrecked by her own feelings, one terrible joke at a time.
Mimi Kitagami continues her reign as the school's most dedicated student council president, juggling paperwork, school events, and the constant chaos sparked by the three troublemakers who seem determined to make her job impossible. Her unrequited feelings for Ushio Toujou still simmer beneath the surface, adding another layer of complicated emotion to her already demanding role. As the second collection unfolds, Mimi finds herself navigating deeper into relationships with her rowdy charges while maintaining her reputation as the coolest, most level-headed leader the school has ever seen. New situations test her composure, her resolve, and her heart. The four of them remain caught in their familiar dynamic: Mimi pushing for responsibility and order, the boys resisting every step of the way, and a spark of something more electric simmering just beneath the banter. Comedy collides with genuine feelings as the seasons turn and these unlikely companions discover that sometimes the best student council moments happen when everything goes hilariously, unexpectedly wrong.