Talk:Seitokai Yakuindomo

Problem Broadcast

Seitokai Yakuindomo is aired every Saturday nights since July 3, 2010, why they edited of July 4 (every Sunday nights) instead ? —Preceding unsigned comment added by MisaoFan (talk • contribs) 11:01, 17 August 2010 (UTC)

It airs after midnight. Specifically, it airs at 12:30 AM every Sunday, so it started on July 4.--十八 23:25, 17 August 2010 (UTC)

The anime airs every Saturdays nights ? —Preceding unsigned comment added by MisaoFan (talk • contribs) 19:02, 18 September 2010 (UTC)

No, it airs Sunday mornings.--十八 04:48, 19 September 2010 (UTC)

Coverage

ANN summer 2010 previews: 1 2 3 4 --KrebMarkt (talk) 07:16, 10 October 2010 (UTC)

OVA 5 coming?

I read that that a 5th OVA is going to be released in February 2013, and it seems like this page confirms this. Should that be added? - Svefnpurka (talk) 20:49, 12 September 2012 (UTC)

Harem or not in genre

Removed harem from the genre. Two RS'es that counter each other, so it is not conclusive.

Harem

• Ross, Carlos. "See Me After Class". Them Anime Reviews. Retrieved December 2, 2014. Much of the blame here lands at the feet of director / script writer / storyboarder Hiromitsu Nakazawa, whose credentials generally involve middling series such as K, Princess Lover!, Seitokai Yakuindomo (the latter two solidifying a specialty in the harem genre)

Not a harem

• Mead, Karen. "First Impressions: Seitokai Yakuindomo". Probably the most important thing to know about Seitokai Yakunindomo is that, while it's unquestionably a show about a lone guy surrounded by a bunch of girls, it's not a harem anime- or if it is, it's on a technicality only ...The show also pretty much says straight out "look, this isn't going to be one of those harem anime, mmmkay?" I have to admit though, I wonder if this show can sustain thirteen episodes without pulling out a few tired harem routines, but I'll give it the benefit of the doubt for now.

AngusWOOF (bark • sniff) 17:06, 18 May 2015 (UTC)

Minor characters

• Nozomi Mori (森 ノゾミ, Mori Nozomi) is the vice president of the student council of Eiryou High School. She makes her debut in Chapter 300 in the manga, and in the April 15 2016 OAD in the anime. She appears to have feelings for Takatoshi. From Uomi and Shino's perspective, she can easily get close to Takatoshi in a romantic manner, though most of the time it's just misunderstandings. They claim they can feel relaxed when together because there are no boke to be aware of. Her full name is revealed later in the manga.. Mori is voiced by Sumire Uesaka in the anime.
• Toori Aoba (青葉 トオリ, Aoba Toori) is the third member of Eiryou Student Council. Her full name is revealed later in the manga..
• Rikizou Gondou (権藤 リキゾウ, Gondō Rikizou) is the principal of Ōsai Academy. He always think of his students well-being. He suffers from hemorrhoid, so he can't sit without using his hemorrhoid cushion. He is also a smoker, and needs to restrain himself from smoking in school.
• Daimon (大門, Daimon) is the physical education teacher. He makes his debut in Chapter 96 in the manga. He has a bald head, and is currently engaged to Ms. Michishita. He is also the adviser for Ōsai Academy's judo club. He is voiced by Tone Kentaro.
• Michishita (道下, Michishita) is a teacher for Ōsai Academy. She is the adviser of the Chorus club. She makes her debut in Chapter 154 in the manga, and is currently engaged to Mr. Daimon.
• Koyama (小山, Koyama) is a teacher from Shino's elementary school. She is now appointed at Ōsai Academy as a high school teacher. She is still single, so she can empathize with Yokoshima (to a certain extent). She is voiced by Emiri Katō in the anime.
• Kenji Yanagimoto (柳本 ケンジ, Yanagimoto Kenji) is Takatoshi's male friend and classmate in Ōsai Academy. He wears spectacles. He is voiced by Minoru Shiraishi in the anime.
• Chiri Nakazato (中里 チリ, Nakazato Chiri) is Mutsumi's friend and also a member of Ōsai Academy's judo club. In her second year, she becomes classmates with Takatoshi as well. She acts as the tsukkomi of the judo club, and always succumb to Mutsumi's strength whenever she points out that Mutsumi likes Takatoshi. In season 1 anime, she is voiced by Yukika Teramoto, while in season 2 onwards, she is voiced by Chiwa Saitou.
• Nanako Umibe (海辺 ナナコ, Umibe Nanako) is Mutsumi's friend, also a member of Ōsai Academy's judo club. She once sprained her wrist before an important friendly match, so Shino had to act as a substitute (and luckily, win). During the send-off assembly, she becomes so nervous that she stutters too much. She is voiced by Chika Anzai in the anime.
• Hashitaka (橋高, Hashitaka) is the butler of Shichijou household. He is introduced in Chapter 260, but he has his debut in Chapter 259 of the manga. Takatoshi once substituted him because he had a strained back.
• Nao (ナオ) and Yoshi (ヨシ): a student couple that is recurringly seen since Osai Academy became co-educational, and that was often interfered by the student council and/or Igarashi. Their names are later revealed in the manga， in which Nao (the girl) asked for advice about love from Shino.

These were removed from the article as these minor characters do not have profiles in the manga or anime. AngusWOOF (bark • sniff) 14:29, 15 March 2017 (UTC)