Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon: Valentine, Soshite Onsen! - Amari Kitai Shinaide Kudasai

This is a very refreshing episode which is originally episode 14 of "Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon"! BTW, this episode doesn't contain any vital events connected to the main plot; you can skip it if you wish.
This episode goes through two popular events, Valentine's day and a Hot spring hang out. The art, animation, characters, and sounds are all on the same level as the main series. Which is perfect!
Personally, I enjoyed it very much as it gives the same vibe as the main series which I obviously liked very much.
If you liked the Main Series of "Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon" you should ... definitely give this a shot. Enjoy 💖

This OVA had great potential to be extremely cute and wholesome, however the team decided to sour the episode with very questionable fanservice.

The anime itself has occasional questionable fanservice, the main target being the preschooler Kanna, but this OVA had more than one uncomfortable fanservice scene. Kobayashi herself, Kanna and Shouta fall into the main anime's more problematic fanservice/shipping themes without the wholesome story to overpower them.

The first half of the OVA is about chocolate gifting. The implications of Kobayashi's actions on Kanna, and later her actions to Tohru, definitely ruined the entire OVA for me personally.

The animation and music are wonderful. It's a shame ... the story didn't utilize its characters, or the fanservice, in a more appropriate way.

With its cast of attractive adult women, with strong platonic and romantic connections established in the main series, there is no excuse for Tohru's 'gift' or the joking(?) implications after Kobayashi eats it.

Vile from start to finish, with the added disgusting dimension of being particularly predatory towards the younger characters and trying to pass it off as cutesy. Any development the main dragon experiences throughout the series is reset to zero to be a caricature of how she was initially in order to maximize fanservice. Only redeeming quality is probably the art. I am once again left wondering who the target audience was and what they could find appealing about this.

That's all I have to say, and that's all there is to say, but the website won't let me post this review unless it is a certain ... length.