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Most of the story revolves around Negi and his homeroom students, 31 sixteen year old girls. His class has pretty much every type of female character imaginable in it. Ninja, cyborg, inventor, kung-fu master, ancient vampire, gunfighter and the list keeps going on and on.
The adventures he and his very multi-talented class find themselves involved in are both action packed and stylish. This manga uses the diversity of it's cast of characters to really spice up the battles.
Where this manga really stands out though is the ecchi/comedy scenes, which are used as comic relief throughout. Through the use of the artist's talent for making his characters expressive, he makes scenes so funny you will fall out of you chair laughing. Permalink " "
I am reading the scanlations because I am in the UK but I am buying the cantonese version in Hong Kong as my manga collection is also in HK.
Thank you to the raw providers, translators and scanlators. Permalink " "
A ten-year-old boy in the class of 31 girls who are all 5 years older than him. A little mage trying to keep his huge secret in a mundane world filled with junior high school beauty. And a little boy getting his first confession from his shiest student.
A girl having a huge crush on her former teacher. A girl getting stripped by her new teacher at their very first meeting. A girl breaking all magic of any mage in the world. A girl with a forgotten past.
A loli vampire imprisoned in a junior high school. A robot learning to love. A wandering ghost without memory. A master of paparazi. A ninja in training. A kungfu master. A healing princess and her beautiful guardian. A dogboy. A mage in training. A doujinshika. A mind reader in love.
You can find them all in just one manga.
Take your share, join the adventure, immerge in the love and laugh your hardest with the greatest enigma of Mahou Sensei Negima Permalink " "
For the first 40 chapters or so, there is more than enough fanservice and background building, which makes the beginning really boring because it's practically a 10 year old kid harem story . And I won't blame anybody if he/she decides to quit reading the manga after the first method to power up is revealed...
However, the story begins a shift into real action with spectacular fighting w/ magic starting at the first big battle, and gets lots more interesting as story goes on.
The author is also very creative of his characters, and he gives them very interesting characteristics that are sometimes cliche if one think about it; however, he is very skilled to utilize the cliche characteristics into very exciting and unique fighting/adventure.
And of course, later on, the balance between fan service and serious situations are so much more appropriate and humorous.
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I like negima... but I like more the fight chapter, have a great situations... Permalink " "
On the harem side of things, it immediately sets itself apart by having such a huge harem to work with. Indeed, the cast of characters is so large that at the time of writing, there are still numerous characters who have been in the manga since the first chapter but, 240 chapters later, still have yet to see much, or indeed practically any, of their inevitable limelight. (And Akamatsu does manage to pack an awful lot of plot into each 18-page chapter – it puts other shonen manga-ka to shame.) The cast revolves around main character Negi Springfield, ten-year-old Welsh mage (yes, ten years old), and the highly unusual class of 31 Japanese middle-school girls that he ends up teaching. Yep, that's thirty-one characters in the central harem, and Akamatsu isn't shy to introduce plenty of other characters (both friend and foe) besides. (And he isn't shy to show them off, either. Be prepared for fanservice of the highest degree!)
But when I say an "unusual" class, I really do mean it. True to the harem genre, the class contains a ridiculous range of character archetypes, including vampires, robots, geniuses, ninjas, sharpshooters, half-demons, ghosts, and plenty more besides. It still manages to find room for enough non-supernatural students to fall squarely into masquerade territory – because of course, magic is deadly secret even when half the class and the teacher are intimately involved with it – but the masquerade is something of a tenuous one, to say the least. Indeed, the school itself seems deeply rooted in the less-than-ordinary... the school library is a veritable RPG extra-dungeon complete with unexplored depths, hidden treasures and lurking ancient terrors, there doesn't seem to be a staff member without magical connections, and even the school's name ("Mahora Academy") recalls the Japanese "mahou", meaning "magic".
And of course, with all these less-than-ordinary abilities and situations floating around, the stage is well and truly set for some proper shonen action adventures! With so much going on in the school alone, it should come as no surprise that the hidden magical community is a hotbed of conflict and intrigue, with powerful enemies lurking at every turn... and Negi himself, it soon transpires, is on a life quest to find his disappeared father, a legendary hero known as the Thousand Master...
The battles are intense, the adventures thrilling, the characters full of personality and ever so attractive, the art magnificent, the fanservice plenty, and the fun just never stops. Go on, give Mahou Sensei Negima a try if you haven't already – it's certainly worth your time! Permalink " "
the fact that it is a harem manga just adds more spice since it has a cast of 31 supporting female characters, and thats just from the outset. the cast of characters grows even larger as the series develops, and each character is unique and stands out from the rest, whether it be in design or personality.
the action is wonderfully depicted and the battle system for magic is well thought out and pretty cool. i especially love the way the environment and the characters are well detailed during battles. in every respect the eye candy in this series is enough to get your eyes to pop out.
this is a truly wonderful series that i would recommend to anyone who doesn't have a problem with ecchi and comedy in their manga dosage. Permalink " "
True as cnet, jammin and Draco1988, there are a certain type of girls that was left out :
The Baka Rangers (if you read enough manga, you'll know what 'baka' means).
It is also true that you'll get a lot of actions, fights, and comedy-ecchi.
But the one disappointing factor in this manga is the typicallity of shounen it is.
You have characters that are meant-to-be, fated kind (like Asuna) within the plot, though they fall into the plot not unbeautifully.
And there are also power ups trainings and fights, all in such a short time, with ridiculously heavy and difficult (think Dragon Balls). It almost seems too easy to gain more power and skill.
But, when all said and done (and read), I still like (I can't say love just yet) this series. Just wish the mangaka doesn't take "collecting data" routinr every so often. Permalink " "
by:ARONGOMAR::>.< Permalink " "