If getting turned into a girl overnight for God knows how long is not your thing, then you may still consider body swapping with someone, be it a guy or a girl. One day, delinquent Yamada accidentally kisses top student Shiraishi and ends up in the body of Shiraishi. Unknown to everyone, Shiraishi is actually a witch who has body swapping powers. These powers are activated through kissing. There are other witches in the school and it is Yamada's responsibility to kiss all of them! Err, well at least find out who they are. The job of the “princesses” is to cheer up the students and cheer them up with a feminine presence. As soon as Tōru arrives at school, he is offered the position of princess because of his feminine characteristics and all the royalties that the work entails. Let me try this in one go. So... The protagonist Hazumu dies after an alien spacecraft lands on him so these aliens revive him, but they mistakenly revive him as a girl and as a result, his crush, Yasuna professes her love even though she rejected him before because she can't see boys clearly and only sees them as a blur, but then Hazumu gets torn between Yasuna and Tomari, a childhood friend who also realizes her feelings for him while he's a girl. That didn't sound weird at all, did it? Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo (Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches) MAL Rated 7.99, Ranked #532 | Aired Spring 2015 | Produced by LIDENFILMS I swear, the elite do all sorts of weird things. In an all-male prestigious school, there is a tradition where three boys are chosen to become their princesses. When Tooru enters the school, he is offered the opportunity to become a princess. He, with the other two, is required to wear girls clothing all the time. Uncomfortable? Not really. Lunches are free, they get commission from the photographs of them that sell, princess work is on top of school duties, and their school supplies are provided for. What more can a girl (or a Hideyoshi) ask for.

Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl MAL Rated 6.85, Ranked #3720 | Aired Winter 2006 | Produced by Studio Hibari

Body swapping with the other gender is one thing. But how about sharing your body with a female humanoid intergalactic police officer? In pursuit of an alien criminal in planet Earth, Birdy accidentally kills a human boy called Tsutomu. Fortunately, they can prevent him from being wiped out from existence entirely by merging his body with Birdy. They can interchange their appearance at will so Tsutomu can still lead his normal daily life. Or can he? He’s near Mahiro to protect him, even if he doesn’t always succeed. Konami then turns out Yamo to be the real culprit. He has now successfully kidnapped Mohiro, threatens humanity with his army of demons, and challenges the Magical Girls to fight. They assume us to follow him into his hiding place, which ultimately only Saki can penetrate. Simoun’s story begins on the planet Daikūriku,orbiting a binary star, whose technology would be similar to that of our industrial revolution (nineteenth century); however, some more advanced technologies are lost, as is the story of the creation of this world. The average high school student Natsuru Senō wakes up one morning to the remarkable discovery that he has turned into a girl. It seems even more absurd to him that his stuffed tiger called Harakiri Tora speaks to him and can move. So he learns that from now on he is a “Kämpfer” and that he is under a contract, which is symbolized by his blue bracelet.

Hotaru Tachibana, a very tenacious student council president, is a person who struggles to fight strong people and always uses the word “justice”. What few people don’t realize is that he is actually a she! On the way home, Hotaru meets a strange and mysterious man who is on the phone near the door of his apartment. After a not-so-pleasant first encounter, the man introduces himself as Masamune Matsuoka, with Hotaru vowing never to work with him again. Who doesn't know who Hideyoshi Kinoshita is? He's the origin of the word Hideyoshi, referring to a guy who's too feminine in looks and in personality that everyone regards him as a girl. That's why some even consider it a third gender. But this article doesn't only talk about Hideyoshis. Let's meet girls who look like guys, guys who cross-dress, and even people body swapping with another gender! Ouran Koukou Host Club (Ouran High School Host Club) MAL Rated 8.44, Ranked #128 | Aired Spring 2006 | Produced by BonesEver daydreamed about how it would be like to study in a school where only the richest can attend? You probably have. But have you ever dreamed of having a debt of 8,000,000 JPY (about 66,000 USD) just because you broke a vase of some weird host club? Such is the life of Haruhi, a girl who gets mistaken for a boy and is forced to be part of the host club to pay off her debts.

Although Hotaru tries her best, there are just two little problems: she is absolutely terrible at the game, and Toy Gun Gun doesn't allow female members on their team! Tetsuwan Birdy Decode (Birdy the Mighty Decode) MAL Rated 7.59, Ranked #1275 | Aired Summer 2008 | Produced by A-1 Pictures Three countries, the Holy Land of Simulacrum, the Argentum Archipelago, and the High Lands of Plumbum, are at war for various reasons (political, climatic, economic, and religious), some of which are vital for the health of some of them.

Tenshi na Konamaiki (Cheeky Angel) MAL Rated 7.61, Ranked #1227 | Aired Spring 2002 | Produced by TMS Entertainment

Effeminate fifth grader Shuuichi Nitori is considered by most to be one of the prettiest girls in school, but much to her dismay, she is actually biologically male. Fortunately, Shuuichi has a childhood friend who has similar feelings of discomfort related to gender identity: the lanky tomboy Yoshino Takatsuki, who, though biologically female, does not identify as a girl. These two friends share a similar secret and find solace in one another; however, their lives become even more complicated when they must tread the unfamiliar waters of a new school, attempt to make new friends, and struggle to maintain old ones. Faced with nearly insurmountable odds, they must learn to deal with the harsh realities of growing up, being transgender, relationships, and acceptance. The series, like others of its kind, has taken on many elements related to Catholicism. The Ame no Kisaki and Mihoshi no Mori academies are an example, as both are schools for nuns where Christian habits are taught to students, such as obeying the ten commandments, praying before eating, learning to live with others, etc.

Hibiki Amawa, a young enterprising teacher, has just moved and is looking for money to pay the rent for the room taken by the irascible Ruru Sanjo (who threatens to cook her dog if her rent is not paid). He formally applies to the Seitow Sannomiya private school.