

真剣で私に恋しなさい!
The samurai are a very important part of Japan's history, and to be related to them in any way is probably one of the most inspiring things that a young high school student could hope for. Kawakami City is well-known for having many samurai ancestors among its citizens, and is generally surrounded by an atmosphere of fighting spirit, loyalty, and dedication to work. In Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!, the students of Kawakami Academy use this knowledge on a daily basis, whether they are studyi...
Samurai pride meets harem chaos when two newcomers upend a tight‑knit school crew.
In the bustling town of Kawakami, the legacy of samurai blood runs through the veins of its high‑schoolers. Yamato Naoe, a laid‑back yet fiercely loyal student, leads a close‑knit circle of six comrades—three boys and three girls—who treat every school activity like a battlefield, from exam prep to sports day. Their camaraderie is built on the old‑school code of honor, discipline, and a healthy dose of friendly rivalry, making daily life feel like a series of duels and training arcs. The equilibrium shatters when two new transfer girls arrive, turning the group's dynamics into a chaotic mix of romantic tension, comedic mishaps, and occasional ecchi fanservice. As the newcomers stir up both hearts and egos, the friends must juggle their samurai‑inspired duties with the unpredictable pull of attraction. Battles are fought not only with swords and martial arts techniques but also with flirtatious banter and awkward confessions, all set against the backdrop of a school that reveres its ancestral heritage. The series blends high‑energy action, slap‑stick humor, and a harem‑style romance, delivering a roller‑coaster of emotions that tests whether the bonds of friendship can survive the added weight of love and desire.
A harem comedy centered on a high school boy surrounded by six childhood friends and two new transfer students, all vying for his attention through martial arts tournaments and relentless sexual advances. Expect near-constant ecchi content with censored nudity and suggestive humor, wrapped in a lighthearted samurai-themed school setting.
Majikoi: Oh! Samurai Girls has 12 episodes.
Majikoi: Oh! Samurai Girls is currently finished airing.
Majikoi: Oh! Samurai Girls was produced by Lerche.
Majikoi: Oh! Samurai Girls aired Oct 2, 2011 to Dec 18, 2011.
Majikoi: Oh! Samurai Girls is based on a Visual novel.
A harem comedy centered on a high school boy surrounded by six childhood friends and two new transfer students, all vying for his attention through martial arts tournaments and relentless sexual advances. Expect near-constant ecchi content with censored nudity and suggestive humor, wrapped in a lighthearted samurai-themed school setting.

Friedrich, Christiane
Main
CV: Itou, Shizuka

Kawakami, Momoyo
Main
CV: Asakawa, Yuu

Kawakami, Kazuko
Main
CV: Tomonaga, Akane

Mayuzumi, Yukie
Main
CV: Gotou, Yuuko

Naoe, Yamato
Main
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Shiina, Miyako
Main
CV: Hyo-sei

Amakasu, Mayo
Supporting
CV: Sakata, Kayo

Aoi, Touma
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Ayanokouji, Maro
Supporting
CV: Ono, Daisuke

Cookie
Supporting
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Eberbach, Margit
Supporting
CV: Mizusawa, Kei

Fukumoto, Ikuro
Supporting
CV: Yamaguchi, Kappei

Fushikawa, Kokoro
Supporting
CV: Mizuhashi, Kaori

Haguro, Kuroko
Supporting
CV: Fujita, Yoshinori

Inoue, Jun
Supporting
CV: Sugita, Tomokazu

Itagaki, Ami
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Harumi

Itagaki, Tatsuko
Supporting
CV: Yanase, Natsumi

Itagaki, Angel
Supporting
CV: Kajita, Yuuki

Itagaki, Ryuuhei
Supporting
CV: Inada, Tetsu

Kawakami, Tesshin
Supporting
CV: Takaoka, Binbin

Kazama, Shoichi
Supporting
CV: Konishi, Katsuyuki

Kojima, Umeko
Supporting
CV: Katsuki, Masako

Kuki, Hideo
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Yuuichi

Kuki, Ageha
Supporting
CV: Matsui, Naoko
12 episodes
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