Tooru lives with Kobayashi-san in her apartment as an uninvited maid. Although Tooru thinks humans are foolish and looks down on them on principle, because she owes Kobayashi-san for helping her in the past, she does her best to serve her. Today too, she’s trying her hardest with this and that. This is a slice-of-life comedy about a dragon girl and a tired office lady!

So far Kobayashi's Maid Dragon has been a mix of comedy gold, adorable loli scenes, and surprisingly well-animated dragon fighting. By the third episode, we've been introduced to a majority of the show's draconic cast: Tooru, the dragon maid herself, Kanna, this season's cutest loli, Quetzalcoatl, the onee-san bouncy castle, and Fafnir, who's some kind of angry demon butler. One of the interesting things about the show is how it's the kind of series where you would expect to find a male protagonist, and the dragons acting as his cute half-lizard harem, but instead, we have an average female office worker in the lead role. So rather than the usual harem scenario, the series has a much more family feel to it, with Koyabashi and Tooru taking the role of parents and little Kanna as the daughter. With that family like setting comes some silly short stories, but also some feel moments, which although not overly long or dramatic, are a nice touch that adds another dimension to each character, as well as many nice little happy endings. Honestly, it's hard to give the show much criticism so far, as it's provided exactly what it promised: laughs and warm fuzzy feelings. We're looking forward to meeting the fifth dragon soon to see what she's all about. With no obvious plot thus far, Dragon Maid seems to be a feel-good slice-of-life show to the core.