Student Council Staff Members

The finale stays true to the series by delivering another collection of absurd comedy sketches instead of a dramatic conclusion. While the second half revisits earlier moments with playful twists, the cast's lively chemistry remains the biggest highlight. Although it leaves several relationships unresolved, the ending successfully preserves the show's energetic humor and playful atmosphere.

The final episode keeps the series' trademark style by combining nonstop dirty jokes with surprisingly wholesome character interactions. Valentine's Day provides several sweet moments, especially between Shino and Tsuda, while the comedy remains as outrageous as ever. Rather than delivering a dramatic conclusion, the episode celebrates the cast's chemistry and leaves viewers wanting more of their chaotic school life.

Christmas celebrations bring another wave of hilarious misunderstandings, but the episode also gives Shino and Tsuda several genuinely heartwarming moments together. While the student council's outrageous gift exchange keeps the comedy strong, subtle romantic development quietly emerges beneath the jokes. The balance between absurd humor and surprisingly sweet interactions makes this one of the season's most memorable episodes.

A new maid, Dejima, joins the cast and immediately proves she can match the student council's bizarre sense of humor. Her eccentric personality adds fresh energy to the already chaotic group, while the cultural festival preparations lead to more outrageous misunderstandings. Despite the nonstop comedy, the episode ends with an unexpectedly sincere moment between Shino and Tsuda that briefly shifts the tone.

Sports Day continues with a mix of energetic competitions and the student council's trademark absurd humor. While the festival brings plenty of laughs through unexpected events and outrageous misunderstandings, a surprisingly sweet moment between Tsuda and Shino stands out. Hata also steals the spotlight once again, capturing memorable scenes that add even more chaos to an already entertaining day.

The student council's antics continue as the school prepares for a sports festival filled with ridiculous competitions and endless misunderstandings. New faces add even more chaos to the event, while Shino's unpredictable behavior and Hata's relentless reporting create some of the episode's funniest moments. Even during competitive events, the cast never misses an opportunity to turn ordinary situations into outrageous comedy.

A school trip to the beach and a traditional inn gives the student council a welcome change of scenery while keeping the series' trademark humor intact. Between hilarious misunderstandings, outrageous jokes, and surprisingly sweet moments, Takatoshi and Shino share a few interactions that hint at a growing bond. The relaxed setting helps balance the comedy with lighthearted character moments.

Another day at Ousai Academy brings a fresh collection of absurd situations as the student council's conversations become even more chaotic. While Takatoshi continues trying to keep everyone grounded, the eccentric teacher and the newspaper club member steal several scenes with their bizarre antics. The episode also hints at subtle romantic feelings beneath the nonstop stream of outrageous jokes.

This episode continues to deliver the series' signature off-kilter humor, heavily relying on outrageous innuendos and dirty jokes. The home visit skit is a major highlight, revealing that Tsuda's little sister is just as perverted as the rest of the student council. Her dirty mind is perfectly captured in a hilarious moment where she runs out with a long bread instead of a standard slice. The episode also features a funny "confessing tree" scene, Shino's amusing worries about her breasts during a swimming segment, and the teacher's wildly inappropriate behavior toward Tsuda. Ultimately, the contrast between Tsuda acting as the normal straight man and the girls' wildly dirty thoughts keeps the comedy highly entertaining.

Shino's birthday brings the student council together for another round of outrageous conversations, but the episode also includes several surprisingly wholesome moments between the members. Takatoshi continues acting as the group's dependable straight man, especially during an awkward but heartfelt encounter with Shino. The final traffic light scene perfectly undercuts the romantic mood with the series' signature comedic timing.

The student council members split into separate groups, allowing different comedic interactions to shine. While Shino, Aria, and Rank cause trouble during their trip, Takatoshi spends time with Suzu at school, leading to several amusing misunderstandings. The varied settings make the humor feel fresher, with Suzu's unexpected English outburst becoming one of the episode's standout moments

Takatoshi gradually adapts to the student council's unusual daily life as even more eccentric personalities are introduced. The nonstop stream of shameless jokes continues, but the chemistry between the members improves, making their conversations feel more natural. Despite constantly being embarrassed by the others, Takatoshi remains the group's reliable straight man, balancing the chaotic humor throughout the episode.

The series opens with Takatoshi Tsuda enrolling in a former all-girls school that has only recently become co-ed. Before long, he is recruited into the student council, where he quickly realizes that its members constantly make outrageous and shameless dirty jokes. Despite the nonstop innuendo, Takatoshi serves as the only sensible person, creating a surprisingly entertaining contrast.

The first episode is kinda vague. The introduction is good, but the way they deliver the jokes feels so random that you don't even have time to process the first one before the second one comes. There's barely any time to laugh at all. The pacing is slow, but at the same time, it feels fast. The story also progresses in a weird way.

Episode 2 is good for passing the time. Adapting to its slow yet fast pace is needed to fully enjoy this anime. The jokes are a bit too repetitive, though, and you can already predict that they'll be adult jokes since that's how it has been since the first episode. Also, the stamps pop up so quickly that it's hard to read what they say without pausing, lol.

It's a good episode. This one focuses on two stories: Aria and Shino going on a school excursion, and Tsuda and Suzu doing their usual student council work. The comedy is alright, and the pacing is a little better compared to the earlier episodes. Suzu measuring her height is hilarious 🤣.

It was another good episode. This anime starts with cringey comedy that makes you wonder, "Is that even comedy?" Then it turns into, "This anime is hilarious." Feels like you really need to adapt to it first before you get the pace of this anime. Also, I really like how they put an arrow with Suzu's head on it just to show she's there. It's quite hilarious 🤣.

It's another good episode. It's a chill episode that's good for passing the time. The story progresses little by little even though it's a pure comedy anime. Don't know if all the girls are like that, but even Shino's sister thinking that way is kinda hilarious 🤣.

I thought the opening song changed, but I guess not 🤣. Also, this is the most random episode out of all the episodes I've watched. Suddenly, there's a character that you'll have no idea who they are, lol 🤣. Half of the episode isn't really needed for the main story, but the other half definitely is.

Episode 7 is also a good one. The story progresses here, and the comedy is still there, getting better with each episode since you can see the characters for who they usually are throughout the episode, lol 🤣. It's not boring at all, and it's a chill episode. That dolphin though, got a lot of screen time in this episode 🤣.