Audience reviews
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xBlueBird
I'm writing this review to try and dispel some of the things that are being said about this one. But you probably already know what you're getting into, so I'll just try and get to the main point:
YES, THE MAID IS WEIRD AND CREEPY! And she deserves whatever label is getting thrown her way. That said, none of this stops this anime from being incredibly funny, wholesome, and EXTREMELY adorable! And despite there being a fully grown adult woman being romantically obsessed with a child, the very specific "line" never actually ends up getting crossed. So while you might find several people upset over this anime even existing in the first place (and even questioning its audience), I do think there's something here for those who want a lighthearted comedy. Basically, what I'm trying to say is, i…
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This anime is average in most areas, and slightly above average in others. Average quality in animation and music, and slightly above average in humor and emotional story beats. It's lacking in charm and style compared to the best of the best absurd romcom anime, but it's not bad by any definition. It has a strong start and a strong ending. The last episode in particular is pretty good. I liked Misha as a character, and the introduction of Midorin provides much appreciated humor and variety in the middle of the show.
The only thing I really disliked is that the annoying maid becomes, well, very annoying, to the point that I kind of wanted her to leave Misha alone. Ms. Maid gets some much needed character development in the final episode, and she and Misha have some nice moments together a…
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Wow, what a great anime!
Let's start with the most important thing: the loli. The loli here is very cute and funny as well as lovable. If you love cute lolis, funny lolis, or even both, you're in for a treat. There are some other lolis than the main loli here as well, if you're into other lolis or more lolis. But personally, the main loli is so good I don't even need any other lolis.
The protagonist is very relatable, which really helps the viewer to immerse in the world of the story. Definitely the sentiments, feelings and motives behind the protagonist's actions will resonate with many. If you like animes with relatable protagonists such as Bocchi the Rock! or Baki the Grappler, then this is definitely something for you.
There is a lot of cute and funny scenes here and the overall ton…
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This anime scream of crime from the very beginning. However, the way it progresses is entertaining no doubt. Surprisingly there are a lot of touching moments and a good back story that gives the characters purposes and their behavior. Most anime portray 'maid' in a very different light from the maid that I know, which is part of a family. Those who grow up with maids in their household know how they are part of the family despite how different they can be. Although exaggerated, I find this lovely story captures the important aspect of the role of a maid in a household, particularly the one without a mother figure.
I think the young audience can relate, especially those with single parents. We find attachment with what's left behind by the dear departed, all the way to attachment with anim…
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DISCLAIMER: This review contains talk of pedophilia and sexual harassment.
I don’t normally say the whole “I don’t have a problem with people who like this show” spiel, before I criticise something. I always found stuff like that condescending personally. That said, given the nature of this particular show, and the specific things that I want to criticise it for, I will make an exception and say it. No, you are not a bad person if you like UzaMaid! I mean...not by default anyway. Maybe you just like this show as a dark comedy. Or maybe you just don’t assign the same kind of morality to anime that you do to real life. Basically, there are non-creepy ways of enjoying this series, and if you do, good for you. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk about the actual show.
When I first hea…
Read at the sourceAnshulGoyal
The story was good but the kid was extremely out of line.
I know that one should not scold the kids, but sometimes it is necessary to scold them so that they don't go out of bound and that's what this story shows.
A cute kid and a lolicon who extremely loves that kid. The story was good and comedy was good to.
The kid was extremely out of bounds though. But seeing this as a anime, that's what made this show worth watching.
Story about friends, a lolicon, a doting step-father and many more things are extremely good.
I don't have much to write about this show and my personal feelings will definitely ruin someone's view but this is how I feel. This show shows and sets a bad example before kids and that's it.
Read at the sourceRommyHD
>___>. . . . . Well my 2021 opinion about this shall be revealed
This anime .. er..allow me to say this without offending anyone(gender wise)..
My same opinion will go on wataten but in a different scenario,
This anime was pretty decent..funny moments, cute characters ..and of course.."fan service" due to people loving Yuri but on top of that one is way older than the others, which is indeed a pedophilia situation but the creator did good in their part because it wasn't directly the main character trying to do touchy and weird stuff to her but in a way where it was cute and how the story was still being focused into getting rather better during it's episodes.. . ..
"People ask these questions"
A:What makes adult(even female ones) into children, It's a birth effect that cannot be healed(d…
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This anime is misunderstood.
For sure you've read somewhere some rant about the maid being a full-fledged pedophile as the main theme of this anime, but there is nothing that could be more wrong.
Sure, the comedy skits may sometimes seem to lead in that direction, as well as the (ironic jokes) recurring phrases from a certain character, but in reality there is nothing more than simple affection and the relationships between all characters are platonic at most (as it should be in a non-h show). Despite the heavier irony it pushes, for comedic purpose, this show is more innocent than you think.
This gets properly unveiled and explained in later episodes, but it's already possible to discern it with attention from the very start.
From now on slight spoilers may be present. Beware.
This i…
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This is a show about a pedophile.
There's absolutely no debate about that fact, but I suppose there could be discussion on whether UzaMaid actually promotes pedophilia or not; in my opinion, it strays over the line that separates "protected" media (ie, media that displays immoral things objectively or simply for entertainment) from "WTF is this icky crap" (ie, media that glorifies the immoral/illegal/disgusting). In point of fact, the Maid in question says well over a dozen times that she isn't attracted to any girl who has had her first period. This is also shown in flashbacks at least twice. In every episode she also does illegal and morally dubious (at BEST) actions, such as sneaking into the bath of an 8-year-old, recording her sleeping, stalking her at school, rubbing her underwear,…
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Only the Japanese could pull this one off. Take tragedy, love, mixed family, maids, macho woman, lolicon, pedofile, masochist, young Russian girl, elementary school, adult themes, and friends and put them in a bowl and mix well. There are cringeworthy moments that will have you in stitches because they are so bad. And there are moments that are so touching they will have you reaching for tissues. And it is all nonstop including the catchy opening and ending. I would recommend this to anyone brave enough to endure the roller-coaster extremes this anime presents. Especially since there are many honorable thoughts presented here too. It seems some reviewers are mistaken about something though. Misha (the Russian girl) seems to be purely Russian since during the flashbacks Misha asks Yasuhiro…
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This show would have benefited greatly from either being more wacky or being more grounded. As it is, it occupies an uncanny middle ground.
The story would have worked better if the maid were just clingy and overprotective. Making her a real weirdo detracted from the suspension of disbelief. Even if the writer wanted to keep that aspect, her lolicon fetishes should have been expressed to the audience through internal narration, rather than spoken aloud all the time.
I wanted to like this show more than I did. The animation is good. The ending song sequence is oddly catchy. Voice acting is great. Many of the sound cues are overused, which is really distracting when you watch the series in one sitting.
There's a lot of missed potential. She could have trouble kicking old military habits a…
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Simply put, this anime is like a blend of An Angel Flew Down to Me and Dragon Maid. AAFDM was actually made by the same studio that made this anime, but managed to get more attention through marketing or some other trickery. While often a genre that people the FBI has an affinity for, viewers who have no intimate interest in underage anime girls can still find enjoyment in the less perverted and more wholesome moments.
The Bad:
Subjectively, if you like things pertaining to lolis. The ethics of such a thing is another argument entirely. This is just a review of the quality of a show that revolves around the subject.
Characters besides the main loli character act in a completely unrealistic manner, which isn't a complete gamebreaker for a comedic show. There's comedic anime that have reali…
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I wonder if it's possible to just like half a show. Like just say that a show is good only because one main aspect of it is good while the other part is the thing that you kind of wish didn't exist. Cause this is the kind of conundrum I default to when I talk about Uzamaid.
Story:
Our story follows Misha Takanashi, a half Russian half Japanese girl who only lives with her stepfather after the passing of her mother. Needing help to care for his stepdaughter due to working long hours, Misha's stepfather hires Kamoi Tsubame, a previous member of the Japanese Air Self Defense Force as a maid, who just so happens to also have fallen in love with Misha, much to the grade schooler's chagrin.
There're two parts of Uzamaid: the parts where Misha starts coming out of her shell and opens hers…
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It's really great to see when the comedy surpasses expectations. although it is rather a controversial theme lolicon / pedophilia, I really think that in animations these themes can pass, just as a murderer or a thief can win the sympathy of the public in fiction, our heroine Kamoi can either, being a character that transits between this forbidden area saying really disgusting phrases, and a love that resembles the maternal love. The other characters are also quite caricature though complex, with feelings and reactions quite human. The anime knows when to hold you for a serious situation, when to be funny, and when to make fun of your own absurd situations. Very well written characters, beautiful animation and music, a lot of fun in general.
Read at the sourceOtorez
Cute & funny seem to be the best works to use as a description !
Uchi no Maid ga Uzasugiru! was a refreshing anime, with very original characters such as the crazy loli lover maid or the masochistic bipolar friend.
Even though, it is not perverted, vulgar or anything misplaced like that. Only remained the humour, with a crazy relationship between the main characters. I'm glad they actually managed to answer every questions in the last episode (Kamoi & Misha's pasts especially) and created a decent conclusion. It won't need any additional episode or volume.
However, the episodes might be a bit repetitive, since the characters involved in the whole anime aren't several. Most episode consist in Misha doing stuff (going to school, going to camping, going shopping, going on vacation etc) wi…
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When you read the synopsis of the anime, you’ll surely think that this is a lolicon anime, and the show doesn’t even try to hide it, because they even confirmed it in the first episode and repeated it for the rest of it. At that point, there’s no way back and your mind will be forever tainted by this. However, if you give Uchi no Maid a better chance or if you don’t mind the pedophilic nature, you can find some things that are very funny and some of them have a certain depth.
As a fan of Doga Kobo and its classics like New Game and Himouto Umaru-chan, I expected some good laughs and of course yuri, despite the big elephant in the room called the questionable interaction of the maid and the Russian loli. I’ll put some spoilers from now on, so go with caution.
Story (8/10):
The premise is…
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I quite enjoyed this show at first, it was right up my alley. Cute characters, funny and overall no real story. Just the type of show I would enjoy. However, it quickly became a boring mess. The jokes got really repetitive and it turned into a chore to watch after about 5/6 episodes. The characters lost their appeal and it started to take multiple sittings to get through an episode.
What little soundtrack there was, was pretty bad. I don't usually take much notice of soundtracks, but this show was so quiet. It was just voice acting a lot of the time without any music to go with it. Just complete silence at times. What little music that actually was added was extremely simple. Yeah shows like these don't usually need a solid soundtrack to go along with it, but a good ost will really bring…
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At first looking at this anime, i thought it was another generic maid genre anime with bit of comedy added to it. Boy i was proven wrong.
So what do you get when you put in a introvert shut in Russian Loli and a hardcore Military retired Maid with a ripped body (and i mean really ripped) who is a hardcore lolicon together? A total Blast of slap stick comedy filled with lolicon moments and scenarios and i mean in a really enjoyable way including good touching and emotional moments in between.
The Show basically revolves around Misha (the loli) who has started being a shut in and introvert due to her mothers recent demise and given upon a normal life. As her father yasuhiro is mostly busy with work and wants someone to take care of the house and Misha, he hires for help, and enters our Lad…
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This season we have another anime about a pedophile, aren’t we tired of the same stuff? The most significant change is making the pedophile a female, pretty smart none will notice a lolicon maid being a pedophile. Well, is not clever, but I am giving the author some credit for trying something new. Honestly, I was surprised in the first episodes. The show was enjoyable, original, hilarious. After some episodes, I noticed the series re-used the same joke every time to have the comedy afloat. The anime that we praised became boring, irrelevant, and in the end, it is just another series that will be forgotten as an average comedy because the director does not hurry the pace of the main plot.
The plot is very straightforward with languid pacing because they focused more on the jokes than in…
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Japan loves their maids and it’s not too hard to see why. In their world, maids are much more than just eye candy but portrayed as individuals who treats others with respect, dignity, and care. In the Western world, people will probably see maids differently. Watching Uchi no Maid ga Uzasugiru brings out an absurd side of the maid culture that I didn’t realize I wanted.
Also known as “Our Maid is Way too Annoying”, the show doesn’t intend to hide its intentions from the very start. The first few episodes immediately sets off some red flags as we meet Tsubame Kaomi. She’s a former JSDF fighter pilot and now serves a young girl named Misha Takanashi. In no less than a single episode, we discover Tsubame’s unhealthy obsession towards Misha. At every chance, she tries to initiate some intimat…
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