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Introduction
Set in a near future, a time where robots are common workers for their owners. Takaya Murase has just purchased a maid robot from a robotic doll distributor, MaidWorks. Ready to live a normal cleaning, cooking, and serving life to her owner, Yui is purchased, by Takaya but he has other plans for her...like dressing her up in dress-costumes of his fantasies and more.
(Source: ANN)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.58/10 · 10393
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Audience reviews
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vampiricneko
It was funny at times and even entertaining at others, it was not your average ecchi full of pantyshots and while some fanservice was completely unjustified, most it was managed in a comical way. The male lead is pretty likeable in my opinion, sweet honest guy, he is not really perverted, more like he has a fetish and a pretty innocent one at that.
I decided to watch this because I was feeling nostalgic and wanted to watch something like chobits (I very very very rarely rewatch a show)... basically I was hoping this was a more lighthearted comedy or slice of life version of chobits, so if that is what you are after look elsewhere.
It's pretty easy to forget Yui is not human, there is only a couple of times where they make it ridiculously obvious in an attempt to be funny but me craving s…
Read at the sourceskullhunterj
O_o i don't get it...a maid robot the doesn't act like a maid. but a totally modest freak that over doing way to much.
it must be broken. why doesn't he take her back and get a refund. a total failure at a maid: that doesn't abide by her master's wishes. plus, for a android they programed the emotion chip far to much to mimic humans.
despite my irritation with the character, i managed to force myself to watch all three episodes.
Read at the sourceSkadi
Whenever I watch a series like Koharu Biyori, I always find myself a little bit disturbed by the repeated themes of robot girls and maids. I wonder is this what Japanese or men in general really want from their women? A servant with ridiculous body measurements who will call them master? Despite this initial reaction and a fairly uninspired opening episode, this series turned out to be a lot better than I was expecting.
There isn’t a really overall plot to Koharu as its three episodes basically break down to a series of shorts within each episode. Takaya is your standard anime otaku who in this near future world goes to a shop called Maid Works where one can find various types of slave robots. He ends up settling for a maid robot he names Yui. Yui just wants to be a normal maid but Takaya…
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