See Me After Class

Due to an error, newly enrolled Otorinashi Academy student, Yuuki Kagami, is assigned a room in the girls' dormitory, even though Yuuki is a boy. Risa finds out about his situation, but decides to keep it a secret, on the condition he becomes her slave. Over the course of the series, he encounters other girls including student council president Patricia Bepouin, most of whom have a romantic and/or a strong sexual attraction to him. ==Characters==

Main ; : (Japanese) :Yuuki is the main protagonist of the story. In the beginning, he is accidentally assigned a room in the girls' dormitory, but in order to stay in school, he must cross dress in the dorm. This proves to be fairly easy due to his timid personality and feminine features. He is good-willed, as when girls try to make a move on him, he will usually resist their advances. Yuuki is quite down to earth and responsible, especially when compared to the likes of Ayana-sensei. If someone touches the knot on top of his head, he seems to become aroused. ; : (Japanese) :A young well-endowed teacher at Yuuki's school. She means well, but is rather ditzy, She then requests to be his roommate as a master should naturally be with her slave. However, she falls in love with him later in the series, and gets jealous when he hangs out with or compliments other girls. ; :The student council vice-president of Otorinashi Academy, Kotomi is in her third year of high school. She is cool and mischievous, and has an elusive personality, Kotomi will often make fun of Patricia. She is an otaku who likes cosplay, and is also a fan of yuri. Unlike the other girls in the series, Kotomi is flat-chested, and proud of it. She is childhood friends with Kagami and for who has great affection for Kagami. Her hobby is making dakimakura. She is childhood friends with Risa, Risa think that she likes girls, but she likes pretty things like Yuki and she want to have and take care of him. ; :Midori is a second-year student and the student council secretary. She is very happy and hyperactive, and is often seen with student council member Aoi Ougishima. Patricia senses that Midori is dangerous. ; :Aoi is a student council member in her second year. She is very quiet and shy, and likes to read books. Midori and Aoi are often seen together. ; :The principal of Otorinashi Academy. She scolds Ayana and Yuuki, telling them if they cause trouble, Yuuki will be expelled whether or not he is a scholarship student, or in Ayana's case, fired. She later assigns student council president Patricia Bepoujin to keep a watch over Yuuki. ; :A happy-go-lucky teacher who works at Otorinashi Academy. ==Media==

Manga See Me After Class's original story was written by Akiyoshi Ohta, with drawings by Japanese manga artist Munyū, who is known for illustrating the Ladies versus Butlers! light novels. It was serialized in Media Factory's seinen manga magazine Monthly Comic Alive, from the August 2008 to January 2016 issues. The chapters have been collected into four tankōbon volumes, published between February 28, 2010, and March 23, 2016. A special edition of the third volume was released on June 23, 2012, containing an OVA episode. Both were to be released in spring 2013. Chapter list Anime It was announced on the manga's second volume wraparound jacket that an anime adaptation had been green-lit. The OVA episode retells the story of the first four chapters of the manga. It was directed by Hiromitsu Kanazawa, who also wrote the screenplay, The Blu-ray release includes five-minutes of bonus extras, and an exclusive card. A soundtrack CD, and a new colored manga titled was added to the first edition of the Blu-ray release. The soundtrack includes background music used in the anime, and the main theme song, which is "happy☆lucky", sung by Asami Shimoda, Azumi Asakura, and Suzuko Mimori, who voice Yuuki, Ayana, and Risa in the anime, respectively. ==Reception==

According to Diamond Comics, the first North American release of See Me After Class ranked No. 45 out of 50 titles in the charts during February 2013. On eManga, a digital publishing site for manga and light novels, an editorial review by Einschewtoy called the first volume of See Me After Class "semi-clean fun", and "good for a hearty laugh". They noted that, "The plot can be a little hard to swallow, though the humor does make it easier." G.B. Smith of The Fandom Post praised the "attractive character designs", and wrote, "For those looking for a mildly amusing ecchi comedy, this title could fulfill that need." Carlos Ross of THEM Anime Reviews generally panned the OVA adaptation, giving it 1 out of 5 stars, and calling it: "Poorly written, poorly conceived, and clearly intended for chauvinistic young men who want to see women abase themselves and act like bimbo porn stars, without springing for the actual pornography." Despite Ross saying, "There's one or two throw-away moments that elicit genuine chuckles", he criticized the OVA for "not actually understanding or knowing how actual women behave in the real world". See Me After Class has been referred to as borderline hentai or of the such by critics. Loveridge wrote, "Since it is technically not an adult title, both volumes are an exercise in what the creators could get printed without the manga getting pulled from the magazine." Smith considered the content to be tame, commenting, "For an 18+ manga, this is all actually very light on the sexually explicit material. There is a lot of ecchi material and constant nudity, which earns it the higher rating, but this volume had no sex whatsoever." On the contrary, Ross showed distaste towards the OVA's fanservice at his review on THEM Anime Reviews. He wrote: "While not strictly hentai, this promo OVA skirts the line -- a female teacher strips naked in front of a male student and has sex with a female student, all onscreen, though any contact below the belt is heavily implied rather than shown." ==References==