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Ken Sugisaki studied his way into what he calls paradise: the student council room at Hekiyou Academy. Four girls run the place alongside him. Kurimu, the president, looks young enough to be a grade schooler. Chizuru, the secretary, smiles warmly at everyone and then cuts them down without warning. Minatsu, the vice president, is loud, sporty, and always ready for a fight. Her sister Mafuyu, the treasurer, sits quietly with her games and says almost nothing, which somehow makes her the most dangerous of all. Ken's grand plan? Turn all four of them into his personal harem. It is going about as well as you would expect. Then the news drops. Graduation is coming. For the oldest members of the council, this is it. The room where they argued over snacks and wasted entire afternoons is about to empty out. Ken keeps joking like always, but the clock is running. Every silly game, every pointless debate, every burst of laughter now feels like it might be the last one. Can Ken actually do something serious for once and hold this group together, or is he just going to keep grinning until the door closes behind them?
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Student Council's Discretion Level 2Watch
Seitokai no Ichizon Lv.2
ONA · 2012 · ★ 7,4
Ken Sugisaki studied his way into what he calls paradise: the student council room at Hekiyou Academy. Four girls run the place alongside him. Kurimu, the president, looks young enough to be a grade schooler. Chizuru, the secretary, smiles warmly at everyone and then cuts them down without warning. Minatsu, the vice president, is loud, sporty, and always ready for a fight. Her sister Mafuyu, the treasurer, sits quietly with her games and says almost nothing, which somehow makes her the most dangerous of all. Ken's grand plan? Turn all four of them into his personal harem. It is going about as well as you would expect.
Then the news drops. Graduation is coming. For the oldest members of the council, this is it. The room where they argued over snacks and wasted entire afternoons is about to empty out. Ken keeps joking like always, but the clock is running.
Every silly game, every pointless debate, every burst of laughter now feels like it might be the last one. Can Ken actually do something serious for once and hold this group together, or is he just going to keep grinning until the door closes behind them?