J.C. Staff is the animation studio for Kaicho wa Maid-sama. I'm pretty sure if you have watched anime at all you have probably seen J.C. Staff in the credits somewhere. This company has been around for quite sometime. This group has done some of my favorite oldies like Slayers and Azumango Daioh. This group is responsible for recent anime like Shakugana no Shana, Nodame Cantabile, and Hayate no Gotoku!! A powerful animation studio. J.C. Staff is pretty much like a manufacturer of reliable anime. I approve of J.C. Staff but, I don't really feel like they do anything out of the ordinary. The studio is relatively normal and stays within typical anime guidelines.
Who is in it?
Fujimura Ayumi is Ayuzawa Misaki. I'm pretty unfamiliar with this voice actress. Let me think here. Ayumi was Azaka from Kara no Kyoukai and, damn, she was a pretty good Azaka. Uhh, what else. The voice actress was also Kannagi Ayano from Kaze no Stigma. She is a relatively new voice actress I suppose but she is definitely a capable voice actress because I feel her Misaki is excellent.
Okamoto Nobuhiko is Usui Takumi. What is with these unfamiliar voice actors, I actually have to do research on these people. Okay, so Nobuhiko has been around about as long as Ayumi. The only noteable rolls I can clearly remember him having is "Accelerator" in Toaru Majutsu no Index and Luke Ainsworth in Seiken no Blacksmith. He is also the main character in Mayoi Neko Overrun! Like Ayumi, he is definitely capable of being a powerful voice actor and I'll look forward to hearing him more often.What happened?
The most glorious thing about the series is how easy is it to summarize what the hell happened.


Final Opinions:
Well, I remember my EP01 and me not really liking the series but, for what ever reason that strangely changed. I think I just really like how Misaki isn't a little bitch and actually takes initiative. I'm really looking forward to seeing how Takumi develops as a character too. Declaring a girl to be your own personal maid is quite a bold thing to say and I wonder how he will capitalize on that.










