The class president in Toru&#039;s class (1-D), he is a highly respected member of the school: due to his much-revered older brother and his own excellence in both academic performance and character, he is referred to as &quot;Sakamoto-sama&quot; by his peers regardless of their seniorities, and all students bow when they see him, though he feels somewhat intimidated by such reverence. For pretty much the same reasons, he has been hand-picked by Arisada as the next in line for the student council president and has on quite a number of occasions shown great leadership skills.    He has five immediate family members, all of whom are amazingly beautiful (and, in his sisters&#039; case, androgynous as well). In the past, Akira had often been pointed out as the only &quot;average&quot; looking person in his family by both himself and strangers. For a while, Akira felt out of place or &quot;unworthy&quot; of belonging to his family. When his family found out about his worries, they quickly reassured him and dismissed such ideas. His siblings (especially his older brother and older sister) usually fight for his attention, since their brother is such a kind-hearted and good-natured boy. Akira and his family are the main characters of one of Tsuda&#039;s earlier manga works, Family Complex.    (Source: Wikipedia)

When beautiful Tooru transferred to an all-boys school, he received a warm welcome...but little did he know that his new classmates had nominated him for the academy's "Princess System." The lovely campus "Princesses" must dress as girls (in frilly Gothic Lolita costumes) at school events in order to lighten the stolid masculine atmosphere. Tooru balks at first, but soon comes to realize the advantages of being a "Princess."
 
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Sablik was already at the age of five in front of the microphone. After graduation, he began to study and work full-time as a voice actor. He is the German voice of Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Chris Pine (Star Trek), and Andrew Garfield (The Amazing Spider-Man).

Why is Toru Kouno receiving such an overly warm welcome at his new all boy's school? He has yet to discover the secret system called "Hime (Princess)" in effect at the school. Boys who are chosen have to dress up as a girl in every school event! Little does Kouno know that he would be the chosen one... 
(Source: DMP) 
Volume 3 contains the one-shot Train x Princess, of which the second (and final) part is included in volume 2 of <a href="https://anilist.co/manga/38106/TrainTrain/">Train☆Train</a>

The new school year is here! Fujimori Academy students Kiriya Matsuoka and Tomoe Izumi have been chosen as this year&rsquo;s princesses, but it&rsquo;s going to take a lot of hard work to bring them up to speed. Enter former princesses Kouno, Shihoudani and Yutaka for a bit of princess training! Although Matsuoka and Izumi seem willing and able to take over the job of dressing up as girls and cheering at school events, they&rsquo;re not exactly what you&rsquo;d call &ldquo;friends.&rdquo; In fact, they seem to be about as opposite as two people can get. This animosity spells trouble for a student body that depends on their princesses to give them a warm, glowy feeling all year long. Can President Sakamoto and the ex-princesses convince Matsuoka and Izumi to bond for the sake of the school? Or will it take more than a common experience to bring two very different people together? 
(Source: Dokidoki)

Meet the Sakamotos...a typical, upper middle class family of six with one peculiar quality-namely, they're all uncannily good-looking! That is, except for one member of the clan-14-year-old Akira. At that awkward stage where teenagers feel out-of-place in general, Akira believes he's average in the looks department, which simply doesn't measure up. How can he be around his family when he feels like he's being judged against them all the time? Will Akira's complex about being "different" cause him to turn away from the people who love him most? 
(Source: Digital Manga Publishing)

Short omake episodes included on the Blu-ray/DVD volumes of Princess Princess.

Akira Sakamoto