What happens when a student joins a school council to solve an academic problem, only to discover that the people running it are far more unpredictable than the schoolwork he hoped to escape? Even the Student Council Has Its Holes! turns this premise into a lively anime comedy filled with awkward encounters, strange responsibilities, and the unexpectedly charming relationships that develop between its eccentric characters.Show More
The 2026 anime adapts Muchimaro’s manga, which follows life at Fujinasu Academy, a prestigious private school where appearances can be misleading. Ume Mizunoe, a first-year student with an impressive talent for Japanese but disastrous results in science-related subjects, faces the possibility of repeating a school year. Hoping to improve his academic standing, he joins the student council. What initially seems like a practical solution quickly becomes an adventure in patience, responsibility, and surviving other people’s peculiar habits.
The council is hardly a model of ordinary student leadership. Its president, Hisako Kotobuki, possesses charisma and authority but also has a surprisingly unpredictable side. Arisu Terui, the treasurer, presents herself as refined and intimidating, making her difficult to read. Tan Otori, the mischievous public relations officer, enjoys provoking reactions and creating awkward situations. Meanwhile, Komaro Michinoku, the quiet general affairs officer, has a timid, catlike quality and often finds herself caught up in unexpected mishaps.
As Ume becomes involved in council activities, he encounters everything from school administration and club-related responsibilities to nighttime patrols and bizarre misunderstandings. The comedy comes not just from what the students do, but from the contrast between their official duties and their wonderfully imperfect personalities. Their interactions gradually reveal that even the strangest group can develop affection, loyalty, and a sense of belonging.
This quiz explores those personality differences through situations inspired by the series. Would you approach problems with Ume’s practical mindset, lead with Hisako’s complicated confidence, respond with Komaro’s gentle sincerity, or bring Tan’s playful unpredictability into every situation?
