History Manga / SeitokaiYakuindomo

*** Again in Season 1, Episode 2, Shino [[ClaspYourHandsIfYouDeceive cracks a pose belonging to]] [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion a certain]] MagnificentBastard.

* NoPeriodsPeriod: Kicked out into the cold. Periods come up at least ''three times'' in the first season's premier episode alone. It's justified in that the school only went co-ed at the start of the show, with just shy of 95% of the student body being female, and thus the girls are more brazen. It's also used to try to {{Squick}} out the TokenGuy.

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* OverlyLongSpanishName: There's a sketch where Mitsuba is testing out Suzu's status as a TeenGenius by asking her an art history question. It ends with Suzu reciting Picasso's full name from memory.

->''(Aria beats the drums and Suzu blows the whistle)''\\
'''Shino''': Ousai Academy Student Council '''Rule #5!'''\\
''(Drumming and whistling loudens)''\\
'''Shino''': There should be... '''no overfiddling!'''\\
'''Tsuda''': Huh-- with '''what?!'''

!!Tropes in ''Seitokai Yakuindomo'' include:

* {{Flanderization}}: The anime amplifies all the character traits from the yonkoma, but it's especially more glaring in the case of Suzu, who is portrayed as short-fused, belligerent and potty-mouthed. In the yonkoma, Suzu is one of the most composed characters, one of the best behaved, and one who is especially noted to be the most patient, especially compared to the other girls at the student council.

* ShowerOfAwkward: [[spoiler:Tsuda accidentally walks in on Aria showering. True to both characters, he's far more phased by this than her, not just due to the incident itself but because of the [[NeverLiveItDown jokes he knows will forever follow.]]]]

* BrotherSisterIncest: Playing for laughs during a trip to the beach, when Shino forgets to get out of the "sister" role and forbids Tsuda to hug her in a dream with the words "incest is a sin!". Besides this, it seems that his younger sister thinks too much about such things ...

Based on a {{yonkoma}} manga by Ujiie Tozen, ''Seitokai Yakuindomo'' (literally ''The Student Council Officer'''s''''') was adapted into an anime in the summer of 2010 by [=GoHands=]. Multiple [=OVAs=] were released periodically. A second season called ''Seitokai Yakuindomo *'' [[note]]The asterisk is pronounced "bleep." [[SoundEffectBleep Yes, it's for that.]][[/note]] was aired for the Winter2014Anime season. A full theatrical movie was released on the 21st of July 2017 to celebrate the series' ten year anniversary.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: [[VulgarHumor The radar's broken. The radar's dead]]

** Having said that, said mundane tasks are beyond the scope of the typical student council activities, including school budgeting, rule changes, club approvals, and other administrative tasks that IRL are typically delegated to administrative staff or even teachers.

* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: In an extra chapter in Volume 14, Mitsuba laments the fact that the vending machines ran out of Char Siu Ramen (Asian [=BBQ=] pork), so she buys the Char Siu, the miso soup and the fried noodles all separately and just eats them.

* HypocriticalHumor: Shino has a tendency of forgetting that she forced Taka to joined the Student Council.

* {{Irony}}: ''Seitokai Yakuindomo'' has many characteristics in common with newspaper daily strips (slow progression, floating timeline, strip-specific gags, short arcs, status quo, etc), but it's certainly [[{{Ecchi}} NOT the kind of work that would even remotely feature in a mass-printing newspaper]].

Based on a {{yonkoma}} manga by Ujiie Tozen, ''Seitokai Yakuindomo'' (literally ''The Student Council Officer'''s''''') was adapted into an anime in the summer of 2010 by Creator/GoHands. Multiple [=OVAs=] were released periodically. A second season called ''Seitokai Yakuindomo *'' [[note]]The asterisk is pronounced "bleep." [[SoundEffectBleep Yes, it's for that.]][[/note]] was aired for the Winter2014Anime season. A full theatrical movie was released on the 21st of July 2017 to celebrate the series' ten year anniversary.

--->'''Polly:''' ''[approaches Takatoshi as if to kiss him on the check]'' In my country, we do...

* ComicBookTime: The manga's time stopped passing when Shino and Aria became seniors, Takatoshi and Suzu became sophomores, and Kotomi became a freshman at Ousai. As such, most of the events take place during the second year after Takatoshi enrolled in the beginning of the manga.

** In chapter 356, the Student Council wins at a TV contest and an overjoyed Suzu and Aria hug Shino, who answers the final question, at the same time. When Takatoshi tries to follow suit, Suzu and Aria tighten their grip on the girl, effectively restraining Shino and leaving no room for him to hug her, all while none of the girls lose their smiles.

** In chapter 453, Hata observes that Mutsumi immediately goes all out against her opponent from Seikou Girl's Academy... because said opponent's name happened to be ''Tsuda'' Hanayo which kinda made it sound like they were married.

* ComicBookTime: The manga's time stopped passing when Shino and Aria became seniors, Takatoshi and Suzu became sophomores, and Kotomi became a freshman at Ousai. As such, most of the events take place during the second year after Takatoshi enrolled in the beginning of the manga.

* CutAndPasteComic:
** Played with. The author often reuses panels for both this and for IdenticalPanelGag comics. Some strips have repeated art for three or four panels with slight variations, while in other cases he may use reuse art between strips in a chapter. However, even with repeated art and panels, the art is always unique between chapters.
** Another aspect of this is shown in the fact that in a great portion of the art in the manga, the characters don't open their mouths when they talk and/or sport soft smiles while saying outrageous jokes. This adds to the deadpan nature of the manga's humor.

** Played with. The author often reuses panels for both this and for InstantPanelGag comics. Some strips have repeated art for three or four panels with slight variations, while in other cases he may use reuse art between strips in a chapter. However, even with repeated art and panels, the art is always unique between chapters.