You are Ms. Servant.
Oshimeter
Synopsis
When a girl in a maid outfit shows up at his door asking to be his servant, high schooler Hitoyoshi Yokoya, who's been fending for himself, has questions. Normal enough for anime, except she's a former assassin with zero domestic skills. She can probably kill you seventeen different ways with a teaspoon but has no idea how to use one to stir soup. After she saves him from getting flattened by a truck, Hitoyoshi figures he owes her a chance, takes her in, and gives her a name, Yuki. From there, the 12-episode TV series becomes this oddly charming slice-of-life about a deadly professional trying to figure out laundry, cooking, and basic human connection. The comedy comes from a very specific place: watching someone who was trained to be a weapon earnestly struggle with a vacuum cleaner. But underneath the jokes, there's a genuine story about Yuki slowly building a life that isn't defined by violence, and Hitoyoshi helping her get there. The romance develops naturally out of that dynamic rather than feeling forced. If you liked the "dangerous woman adjusts to civilian life" energy of Black Lagoon but want something way more relaxed, or if Maid Sama scratched an itch and you want another maid-themed romance with a twist, this one's worth your time. It's got a similar fish-out-of-water warmth to The Devil Is a Part-Timer, just traded the demon lord for an assassin and the fast food job for housework.
Episode Guide
Characters
Hitoyoshi Yokoya
Kind, ordinary high school freshman, loves fried food and heroes, worries about his height.
Kumagai Toshiki
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-41 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 42.

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Love to see Hitoyoshi's character development here, instead of bottling things up he moves forward to confront his own feelings. His dad is so cool and handsome, also love the visual here when Yuki and Hitoyoshi was at the top of the roof. This EP is so wholesome!
I didn't expect Yuki to be emotional or sensitive but I guess when it comes to Hitoyoshi that's understandable. Kind of a slow paced episode, not much have happened but still I'm looking forward to the next EP. Really hope Hitoyoshi would just have a courage to confess.
Riko sure is stubborn on being Hitoyoshi and Yuki's cupid but it's really cute. Wholesome episode, Yuki being honest about what she feels really adds some heartwarming moments to the scene. Love this couple together!
Naka and Yuki scenes are so wholesome, it's so fluttering to see Yuki feeling sentiment about what's happening to her life right now. This was a feels good EP. The competition was fun to watch and Naka's brother was kinda funny even though he pose a strong attitude.
This episode has more peak of Yuki's past! Since I'm very curious how she started being an assassin, it's good to get a peak of that even though it's dark and intense. I'm getting curious about her sister, like where she might be. Hope that answers on the next few EP
It's good to see Yuki go out more rather than just being at home, this makes her more normal, she has to like engage more with other people not just at school in my opinion. Wholesome EP and it's rather refreshing to see Yuki with other people!
I just love how both Hitoyoshi and Yuki compromises for each other, that's just pure wholesome. And Yuki's obsession over katsuda sauce is so cute. Loving these two more
There are a lot more to know about Yuki and I'm excited and curious at the same time because of how she's one of the top assassins in the world, like where are the other members? Want to see more characters here!
Episode 12 is heartwarming,showing Hitoyoshi’s growth as he confronts his father and gains the courage to protect Yuki.The episode ends on a subtle cliffhanger when he confesses his feelings, leaving it uncertain if Yuki feels the same, building emotional tension and anticipation
As Yuki and Hitoyoshi continue living together, their bond deepens and emotional tension grows as they begin facing their true feelings.Yuki becomes more expressive, showing her emotional growth,while their heartfelt moments add weight as the story builds toward Season 1’s climax
Episode 10 is cute and heartwarming. During Christmas, Hitoyoshi feels down, so Riko encourages Yuki to go on a date with him. His flustered, blushing reactions show Yuki learning normal romantic feelings, while Riko’s playful “cupid” antics add humor and charm.
Episode 9 shows Yuki growing closer to Naka and learning about friendship. The festival is fun and heartwarming, especially seeing Naka’s brother secretly protect her. Watching Yuki enjoy herself and adapt to a normal life she once dreamed of highlights her emotional growth.
Episode 8 follows Yuki’s obsession with Katsuda sauce. When it sells out, she enters the Katsuda Festival to win the Premium sauce. What starts as comedy soon stirs memories of her past and sister, with Hitoyoshi’s warmth offering comfort and deepening their emotional bond
This slow-paced episode follows Yuki’s journey toward a normal life, enjoying shopping and a trip to the theater. It highlights her growth, showing her experiencing everyday emotions and moments like a regular person, making the episode both fun and heartwarming.
This episode shows Yuki’s fear of abandonment, revealing why she became an assassin and obeyed her mentor. Hitoyoshi’s nightmares hint at his own trauma. Through quieter, slice-of-life moments, they help each other heal, showing Yuki’s growth toward a normal life.
This episode is touching, showing Yuki’s struggle to leave her violent past and embrace a normal life. It highlights her strong will to protect the life she’s built. The action scene is exciting, though more of it would have made the episode even better.
This episode mixes cute moments and light romance, with Riko teasing Hitoyoshi about Yuki. The chalk scene humorously contrasts Yuki’s assassin instincts with school life. A new character’s appearance adds tension, hinting at the challenges Yuki faces trying to live normally.
Finally gives a glimpse of Yuki’s skills in action, showing the abilities she gained from her past. It makes you wonder how these skills will appear as she tries to live normally. With Yuki now entering school, the story build excitement for what challenges and moments await next
This episode reveals Yuki’s trauma as a former assassin and her struggle as Ms. Servant. She believes being needed means killing without mistakes. Hitoyoshi helps her see that living normally involves many firsts, and that mistakes are part of learning and growing.
Episode presents a fun premise: a former assassin suddenly appearing and asking to be a servant. Her deadly skills applied to simple household chores are amusing, while her lack of basic housekeeping knowledge creates funny moments. The contrast adds charm and humor to the story.
You are Ms. Servant.
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