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Rino is an orphan whose only memento of her mother is a taking puppet named Puuchan. After a generous donation from a mysterious benefactor, Rino finds herself enrolled in the prestigious all-girls high school known as Miyagami; and thus her adventure begins! With Rino’s naïve nature and Puuchan’s sadistic streak, the duo quickly takes the school by storm. From the ranks of the seemingly all-powerful Best Student Council, Rino and Puuchan change the lives of everyone they meet, like it or not!
Hibiki is unemployed, unmotivated, and out of luck. But it seems his luck just might change: a nearby school is looking for qualified instructors, but there's a catch.. females only! With rent looming around the corner and the landlord threatening to cook the dog if you don't pay up, what's a guy to do? Become a woman, of course. Watch Hibiki as he blunders his way through embarassing situations, under the close scrutiny of the headmaster's gaze and his female students' admiration.
About the only similarity in plot between I My Me! Strawberry Eggs and Gokujo Seitokai is that they both take place at school. What really makes these two series a pair however is their shared sense of the comic absurd. With both series, you will find yourself chuckling not only at the intended puns and quips, but also at yourself for being suckered into characters who are so incredibly out of the norm.
Welcome to Rikkyouin High School, a place where the student council president Ritsuko Kettenkrad reins supreme and your social standing is determined through a lottery! The life of freshman Chihiro Enomoto takes a turn when he wins the chance to become next year’s student council president; but first he and his friends must solve the tasks put before them by the current student council – or face expulsion! From homemade robots to terrorist domino stackers, from incestuous sisters and a sexual harassment panda and beyond, there’s no obstacle the student council will refrain from throwing at the gang!
Both are about the main character becominng part of their schools student council, and both have hillarious antics, so if you like one, you'll like the other.
When the students of class 2-A at the all-girls Mahora Academy head back to school, they are expecting a new year as usual. What they get is a new homeroom teacher... who's 10 years old! As if being a genius isn't enough, Negima is a mage. As part of his training to be a Magister Magi, he must succeed at teaching - without anyone finding out he's a magician! Can Negi keep his talents a secret from the girls who just adore the cutest new addition to their academy? Through demon attacks, magical enemies, and English tests, Negi will put all his talents to the test to be the best teacher he can and achieve his goal of Magister Magi.
all of the characters in negima are unique and fun and exciting. kinda like here in best student council. theres adventures, contests, drama, and lots of funny scenes(: trust me this is a good choice if you enjoyed BSC
Wakura is so confident of getting into his chosen high school that he stops taking his tests. Unfortunately, he gets every question on his entrance exam wrong, leaving him to be thrown into a truck, put on a boat and then taken to Promised Island. There, he finds out that he was entered, by recommendation into a high school, not to mention he has twelve adopted sisters on the island that will be attending with him! More than anything Wakura wants to get off the island and get back to his old life, but eventually his sisters help him feel welcome. Together, Wakaru begins his journey of living and growing up with his twelve cute sisters.
What does an extremely siscon harem Anime have to do with a slightly yuri gokusen Anime? Incredibly both Sister Princess, and Gokujo Seitokai have quite a bit in common: unbelievable characters that are so extremely dissimilar as to be virtually impossible to collect together into a story, a cast which is a bit too large to effectively use in an approximately 23 minute long episode, obvious intentional plot holes that are supposed to pass for jokes, and a tendency to continue using a mediocre plot device after it is far past being useful. But hey, if you liked one series, then I can't see any reason why you wouldn't like the other.
