Kaichou Wa Maid-sama Episodes

Kaichou Wa Maid-sama Episodes

The anime series Kaichou wa Maid-sama! (Maid Sama!) consists of 26 main episodes, plus two additional special releases. Produced by J.C.Staff, it aired from April to September 2010 and covers roughly the first 32 chapters of the original manga series. Episode Guide

The series follows the double life of Misaki Ayuzawa, the strict student council president of Seika High who secretly works part-time at a maid cafe. Episode Title Key Plot Point Misaki is a Maid! Takumi Usui discovers Misaki’s secret at "Maid Latte". A Maid even at the School Festival

Misaki balances her school duties with her secret job during a festival. What Color is Misaki? Pink?

The introduction of the "Three Idiots" and their obsession with Misaki. Net Idol Aoi-chan

Misaki meets Aoi Hyoudou, the manager's niece who is a cross-dressing net idol. First Time Staying at Home Alone Usui keeps Misaki company while she is sick and alone. Men and the Ayuzawa Cram School Misaki tries to teach a group of rowdy boys to respect her. Entry of the Student Council President of Miyabigaoka The rivalry with the elite Miyabigaoka High School begins. Misaki Goes to Miyabigaoka Misaki confronts the arrogant Tora Igarashi at his school. Maid-sama is a Momotaro

A special "alternate universe" episode retelling the legend of Momotaro. Sakura's Love is the Indie Misaki’s friend Sakura falls for a rock band member. The Secret of Takumi Usui is Approached!

Misaki tries to find out more about Usui’s mysterious background. Still a Maid even in the Sports Festival

Misaki competes fiercely to protect the school's reputation. Idiots and Juvenile Delinquents and Heroism Kaichou Wa Maid-sama Episodes

The Three Idiots get into trouble, and Misaki has to bail them out. Kanō Sōtarō of Class 1-7 Introduction of Kanō, who tries to hypnotize Misaki. A Glasses Rabbit at the School Visitation Misaki wears glasses for a special event at the cafe. Maid Latte even at a Beach House The Maid Latte staff takes a summer trip to the beach. Usui Becomes an Enemy

A misunderstanding leads to a temporary rift between Misaki and Usui. Maid-sama is a Footman

Misaki must dress as a male footman for a special cafe event. Pairing Rearranged in the Footman Audition Competitive trials for the footman event at Miyabigaoka. The Vice-President is a Prince?

A focus on Shoichiro Yukimura, the student council vice-president. Usui's Rival? Hinata Shintani

Misaki’s childhood friend arrives and challenges Usui for her affection. Playing Tag at the Forest School A school trip leads to a high-stakes game of tag. Sweets Feast at Maid Latte

A competition at the cafe involving massive amounts of desserts. Latte Magic with Mero Mero Rin Misaki struggles to act "moe" for a special cafe promotion. Hinata and Misaki and Usui

The love triangle reaches a boiling point during the school festival. That's Cunning of You Ayuzawa, Usui You Idiot! The anime series Kaichou wa Maid-sama

Misaki finally starts to acknowledge her true feelings for Usui. Special Content

Episode 27 (Special): Titled "Omake da yo!" (It's a Bonus!), this is a short extra episode included with the DVD releases.

OVA: A 13-minute original video animation titled "Kaichou wa Maid-sama!: Goshuujinsama to Asondao♥" (I played with my master) was released in 2011.

While the anime ends at episode 26, the story continues in the manga, eventually showing the couple's engagement and marriage in later chapters. Misaki Ayuzawa | Kaichou Wa Maid-Sama! Wiki | Fandom

Her love interest is Takumi Usui. In chapter 81, she was engaged to him and in Chapter 85, she became Takumi Usui's wife. Kaichou Wa Maid-Sama! Wiki

The Quick Answer: Total Episode Count

  • Main Anime Series: 26 Episodes (Aired April – September 2010)
  • Unaired Episode (OVA/Episode 27): 1 Episode (released on DVD/Blu-ray)
  • Total Kaichou Wa Maid-sama Episodes: 27

While many streaming platforms list only 26 episodes, true completionists must seek out the "Special Episode" (often labeled Episode 27), which adapts chapters from the manga not covered in the main broadcast.

Informative Guide: Kaichou wa Maid-sama! Episodes

Standout Episodes for First-Timers

| Episode | Why It’s a Must-Watch | |---------|------------------------| | 1 | Perfect introduction – the secret reveal is electric. | | 12 | Misaki breaks down crying, and Usui just holds her. No words needed. | | 20 | The rain scene + Usui’s backstory hint. Peak romantic tension. | | 26 | One of the most earned kisses in shoujo anime history. | The Quick Answer: Total Episode Count

The Final Stretch (Episodes 21-26): Resolutions and New Beginnings

  • Episode 21: "Usui's Resolve / The Festival of Firsts" Usui confronts his past. He decides to stay in Japan rather than return to England, choosing Misaki over family obligations. This is a massive character victory for him.

  • Episode 22: "A Romantic Scramble at the School Cultural Festival" The climax of the festival. Tora tries one last time to win Misaki. Usui effortlessly outclasses him in a dancing competition. Misaki finally admits (in her thoughts) that she loves Usui.

  • Episode 23: "The Student Council President – A Maid, Once Again" A return to the café setting. A photography student tries to expose Misaki. Usui deletes the photos but not before a touching scene where Misaki realizes how much Usui respects her secret.

  • Episode 24: "A New Student Council President is Born" Misaki’s time as president ends. She hands over the role to a new generation. This episode is bittersweet, showing how much Seika High has changed thanks to her. Usui stands in the background, proud.

  • Episode 25: "Tora and Misaki – The Second Generation Student Council President" A flashback-heavy episode exploring Tora’s backstory. It redeems his character somewhat. Usui is barely present, but the episode serves as a goodbye to the rival characters.

  • Episode 26: "Kaichou Wa Maid-sama! (The Class President is a Maid)" The series finale. Misaki finally accepts her feelings. She runs through the rain to find Usui. In a gorgeous final scene on a hilltop, she admits, "I like you." Usui responds with a passionate kiss. The episode ends with them holding hands, walking toward the future—an open ending that satisfied fans for a decade.