Saikin Yatotta Maid ga Ayashii

A young child's parents have died and he is left by his lonesome at the helm of his estate, unable to afford the servants that had previously aided his household, and so he is left alone--that is, until a young maid arrives to attend to him.

At face value this is a slice-of-life romantic comedy that is a one-trick pony: it sets up intimate moments between this young, well-endowed, exotic maid and the juvenile master of the estate that would leave your run-of-the-mill main characters flustered or bloody-nosed at the sheer suggestive nature of the rapport. This show turns this concept on its head by having ... the young man reciprocate the maid's intimidatingly sensual advances by dealing out compliments and sweet-nothings to her until she herself blushes. Were it a game of poker, the maid could hold pocket aces and still fold them in the face of the young master's unflinching resolutions. He is effectively better at talking to women than 99.9% of all main characters in anime. He has a fine future ahead of him.

Now then, what else? The animation is unremarkable but does its job - this show is not a spectacle kind. Little happens and what does is so often a cutesy subversion or developments that deliver what was promised. The writing is fine, serviceable for the target demographic for a show with a premise such as this. Overall, it was unbelievable in every sense of the word that a child would be left as the sole heir and owner of an estate, left unattended to his own devices without some distant relative or the state itself acting to install a guardian post-mortem of parents. But then one so often has a generous suspension of disbelief when watching anime.

For those seeking a low-key slice-of-life absent of great strife with redundant gimmicks, replete with maids and the mysterious things they do, and a young boy who has more game than the rest of the genre combined at the center of it all, then I recommend this show to you. There are certainly worse ways to kill a few hours.

It's a show about wife beater in the making but no one seems to be noticing subtle red flags main character keeps planting on every interaction with any female. While description doesn't really describe this show as such, main character has all the tell tale signs. All the love interests are servants and they have to do what he orders, and orders are absolute. He frequently states they are his and his alone. If they displease him it's their fault and they constantly apologize and bloom on any sort of acknowledgement and/or forgiveness from main character. He gets angry when they leave the house and ... on those occasions he follows them jealously. All while not providing any sort of compensation to any of the servants.

Writers try to disguise this as some pure and innocent love interest. Since it's a Japanese drama we have to have harem of sorts with at least few busty and even more thirsty female characters. Of course there's the ever-present "comedy" of main character constantly overreacting and screaming on top of his lungs. Classic signs of an average show.

All that said, it's not an unwatchable show. It does leave you fuzzy feeling as well as dirty knowing that main character is surely developing into an asshole if not worse and for enjoying development of relationship between old enough girl to be working as maid and clearly elementary school kid.

Overall, mixed bag due to weird themes and clearly demented main character. Story doesn't really go anywhere, just eleven episodes of them blushing at each other. One couldn't spoil this one no matter how much effort was invested.

Well,i think i'm gonna go give it (6,90) for this anime ratings. But,before some MAL gangsters or elders account come to read this. That ratings just meant that this anime is only at 'fine' level and not good enough to be in 'good' level.

Okay,moving on to story aspect. In terms of story, the development of the plot feels clumsy. Called broad development it feels too narrow and vice versa. The plot presented was rushed to completion at the end of the episode. I don't know, since what episode does the development of the story in this anime start to be unclear. In terms of characterization, ... even I am confused that our main character is at the elementary or high school level. For a stature that is still chibi like an elementary school child and given a romantic plot, this is certainly not the right combination. However, in terms of design, to be honest, the depiction of the character and the nuances of the master & maid are really well executed in this anime.

From a visual perspective, to be honest, this anime isn't too bad. Having above average visual quality and consistent execution are added values ​​for this anime. But unfortunately in terms of audio, this anime is only helped by the 2 voice actors of the main character of this anime. For the theme song and sound effects, it just doesn't suit my ears because the execution doesn't seem to match the theme of the anime.

In the end, maybe I would say that I don't really recommend this anime. To be honest, in my personal opinion, I only enjoyed the first few episodes of this anime, but I don't know when I started watching this anime, it was very boring and cringy, even though in the end I still finished this anime hahahahahaaa. But at least with that I can give my testimony.