Seitokai ni mo Ana wa Aru!

A first-year at a prestigious academy, Ume Mizunoe is great at Japanese literature and absolutely terrible at science — bad enough that she might not make it to second year. Her brilliant plan to save her grades: join the student council for the evaluation boost. The problem is, every single member is some flavor of weird. The president is charming in public but can barely make eye contact one-on-one. The treasurer is genuinely kind but looks like she could end you. There's a cheeky kid who knows exactly how cute he is, and a tiny secretary with stray-cat energy who just kind of showed up one day. What follows is Ume getting dragged into their chaotic daily nonsense while technically trying to fix her academic life. It's based on a 4-koma manga, so the humor hits in quick, punchy bursts — less drawn-out setups, more rapid-fire gags built around these personality clashes. The character designs come from the same artist behind ONIMAI, so expect that same expressive, distinctly charming look, and it's directed by the person who handled Nisekoi, which means the comedic timing should land well. If you liked the ensemble energy of Seitokai Yakuindomo or Student Council's Discretion, this is in that same lane — a school comedy where the student council room is basically a clubhouse for disasters. It's light, it's fun, and the cast dynamic carries the whole thing.