Series cast summary: | |||
Masumi Asano | ... | Izumi Sawatari 12 episodes, 2005 | |
Ai Shimizu | ... | Mitsuki Sawatari 12 episodes, 2005 | |
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Junko Minagawa | ... | Yoshitaka Nakabayashi 12 episodes, 2005 |
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Kyôsei Tsukui | ... | Pochi 12 episodes, 2005 |
Kana Ueda | ... | Anna Kurauchi 10 episodes, 2005 | |
Two runaways, Izumi Sawatari and her younger sister Mitsuki, are in need of a place to stay. They hear of a young millionaire, Yoshitaka Nakabayashi, who is living all by himself after the death of his parents and who is in need of being looked after. They take the job... then discover that Yoshitake is a shameless pervert who will seize any opportunity to take a look at them in various stages of undress! Izumi is disgusted with Yoshitaka's attitude and does whatever she can to keep him away from her and her sister, but she has no alternative but to stay as his maid and cope with his near-psychopathic fetish for her. And as time passes, her feelings for Yoshitaka start to deepen... Written by Q. Leo Rahman
This review is on FOOTAGE ONLY, not on the actual DVD I love shows with someone who creates a problem by thinking they have a good idea (for example, Officer Frank Poncharello from CHiPs, Rigby from Regular Show, Kenji Harima from School Rumble). In this show, Yoshitaka is the trouble maker (like Kazuharu Fukuyama in Girls Bravo) and Mitsuki is the one with... supposedly good ideas. I thought Mitsuki was one of those lower intelligent characters (which would have been fine), but when she said she knew what she was doing, ruined that character from being not-the-smartest to annoyance. As for Pochi, the alligator, he was unnecessary, stubborn, greedy, nothing about him was funny.
This show would have turned out much better with a different Mitsuki and no Pochi.
If you can stand Mitsuki and Pochi, then this is a good show; otherwise, it's a good show that's been butchered.