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Don't let twitter influence you, this show is more than just Uzaki's body. While the animation and sound are nothing too special, they don't detract from the show either. That being said, the OP is actually enjoyable (this coming from the guy who skips about 95% of OPs because they are unintersting), at least when watching it once a week. Where this show really starts to shine is in the characters and story. The common -- and, frankly, exhausting -- drama that is overdone in romance anime is virtually non-existent here; instead, we are given a fairly realistic relationship growth between college friends... See full review

A wonderful mix (episodic with an overarching story too) story about learning what love is. Animation is something special even by Kyoto Animation's standards. If I gave Evan Call's soundtrack a 10/10, I would be doing it a disservice. The OST is transcendant. The character's grow so naturally and sincerely that it honestly hurts. Overall, the best anime I've ever seen. Kana Akatsuki, Evan Call, and KyoAni were just FLEXING on us.

A cute story with good jokes and gags. Average animaion but in no way bad. A BANGER ost. Very fun characters who work well together. Overall, good show. A-tier.

Didn't have high expectatins going in, but was surprisingly entertained! The animatino isn't anything to look at, but this short anime actually made me laugh a few times which is very rare! It has basic but not boring characters, good comedic timing, and a romance that is gentle with the viewer. There are a lot of boob shots but they usually serve a purpose in the story so its not obnoxious! For such a short series, it is definitely worth a watch. PS: Watch the OVAs too!

Imagine trying to jam 24 episodes worth of content into 13 episodes worth of time. At least the ending is good, WATCH AFTER THE CREDITS!!!

Very entertaining in a general way. This short series is comprised of 7 episodes, each being 3 minutes in length. Most of the episodes are quite engaging, with the perk that the (single) less entertaining episode is still only 3 minutes long. Each episode plays off of the idea of changing the theme of the show. Inserting some profession of theme in place of the word, "Maid." It plays mostly to comedy and fan-service (both of which it does very well). The chibi style is adorable and the background music is equally silly. The specials are a must watch for any Dragon Maid fan. Here is a link to an... See full review