My Wife is the Student Council President

Hayato loses the student council election to Ui, becomes her vice president, then learns their parents once arranged their marriage.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Hayato Izumi runs for student council president and loses to Ui Wakana after her unconventional campaign wins the audience. He becomes vice president instead. At the first council meeting, Ui invites herself to his house and announces that their parents arranged for them to marry when they were three. The election result was therefore not his only unexpected appointment.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Hayato expects to become student council president, but Ui defeats him with a provocative campaign and makes him vice president. She later arrives at his home with another announcement. Their parents agreed years ago that the two would marry, giving their new council relationship an unwanted personal complication.

Gigguku

Ui does not merely defeat Hayato in the student council election. She wins through a wildly provocative campaign, makes him vice president, and then shows up at his house with an arranged-marriage announcement. The setup moves at ABSURD speed. Hayato barely processes one new role before another lands.

Father's Basement

The series constructs its romantic complication through an extremely convenient parental agreement. It makes no attempt to hide the contrivance. Ui first defeats Hayato in a sensational student election, then announces at his home that they are expected to marry. The short format presents the entire farce before subtlety can object.

The story begins with Izumi Hayato running to be student body president. But when a beautiful girl swings in promising the liberalization of love while flinging condoms into the audience, he ends up losing to her and becoming the vice president.

What defines it

An ecchi romantic comedy. Fanservice and gags.

Watch path

Watch the numbered main seasons in order. Announced continuations follow the released entries. Optional titles are not included in this main-series path.

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