Yes. You have. Because Azumanga Daioh did it first.
If you choose to read the manga, note that the anime is a nearly perfect panel-to-screen adaptation. However, the manga has a rougher, sketchier art style that feels more like a doodle in a student's notebook. Azumanga Daioh
: An ultra-competitive athlete who views Sakaki as her ultimate rival. Why It Matters: Innovation in Storytelling the manga has a rougher
The series is built on a foundation of archetypes that feel both familiar and distinct: Azumanga Daioh
The humor in Azumanga Daioh is distinct. It relies heavily on . There are no lazy "hot spring" episodes or excessive fan service. Instead, the comedy comes from the characters' personalities bouncing off one another.