Titta is loaded with threats to any leading anime man’s heart. She is the personal maid to Tigre, the protagonist of the series, as well as his childhood friend. We know how dangerous and determined a childhood friend nurturing a crush can be for any other lady. Titta is also a skilled medic, a big plus when your leading man is also leading an army. She also has the appeal of the twin tails that many of us find irresistible.

Titta may be young and she may have a flat chest unlike other mentions on this list, but she has an air of innocence make you want to protect her. Her conservative maids uniform and wholesome maidenly attitude make her like the girl next door if the girl next door was your personal maid. She is perfect for this list due to her assets, which do – after all – include housekeeping.

Karen is the personal maid to Erica Blandelli, a knight of an ancient order of magicians that fight rogue gods. Karen is a lot like her employer: 16, attractive, with an inflated sense of danger and the skills to drive like a bat out of hell. She is always at the ready with a weapon for her master or a quick escape when needed. She also has a rather impish sense of humor, gossiping and goading Erica when it comes to romance.

The aquamarine hair in the hime haircut may make her seem straight laced but when you look at her eyes you see she has an impish appeal about her. You can just tell that under that blue Victorian looking uniform is a girl comfortable with sexuality. You see an example of this in her willingness to take compromising photos of her master or anyone else. She is the perfect ladies’ maid for a girl like Erica and that’s the key isn’t it? The working relationship and one of absolute trust is what makes a good pairing of master and maid.

Like many maids on this list, Mahoro can be lethal. She spent her time fighting alien invaders using her super-strength and speed. Did we mention that Mahoro is an android? She’s an android with a fast-approaching expiration date. She finds out she has the ability to extend her operating life if she stops fighting aliens and becomes a maid.

Mahoro loves to cook, clean and get really close to her master -- even when he is in the bath. She enjoys every noncombat moment of the simple life and even the occasional moments when her experience on the battlefield is called upon. She revels in her new mission, taking care of a middle school boy named Suguru who lives alone.

Mahoro makes it on our list because she cares for her master in a very maternal way and wants to give him the best life possible with whatever life she has left.

Leysritt is a maid but she isn’t human, either. She is a Homunclus, a being created by magic. She also serves as a teacher and bodyguard to Illyasviel Von Einzbern. Leysritt is skilled at sorcery and has silky white hair and deep crimson eyes. She has high combat abilities and a willingness to protect her charge, Illya. In dire circumstances she can sacrifice herself to become an artifact of true magic in order to make miracles happen. We see Lysritt and her counterpart Sella working their maidly duties as well as fighting in combat. The two seem to be perfect medieval-era ladies’ maids with their hair and faces partially covered; they’d fit in with King Arthur’s court as ladies-in-waiting or knights.

Leysritt is also one of the rare characters to appear as the same person in a completely different anime. Leysritt is one of the characters in Fate Kaleid the Fate/Stay alternate universe spinoff that follows a young Illya in her adventures as a magical girl. The Leysritt in this show seems to have a very different attitude. She may be a maid in the Einzbern household, but she acts like a NEET and spends most of her time lounging on the couch in low-cut tops and short shorts, eating and watching TV.

We kind of have a nice threesome here in He is My Master, and that makes it a must on any list about maids. Mitsuki Sawatari, Izumi Sawatari and Anna Kurauchi are all teenage maids at the house of an extremely rich and perverted teenage boy named Yoshitaka Nakabayashi. The girls are all forced to wear revealing maid uniforms and are frequently subject to harassment. Izumi is the most normal of the three with a level head and explosive temper, often directed at their boss. In their first meeting she called him a perv and tossed him across the lawn. Did we mention she was on his front porch in her underwear?

Mitsuki is Izumi’s younger sister and is not as worried about the revealing uniform as her sister, only commenting that it’s rather plain. She is also a little more accepting of the way she is treated by their employer and is willing to exploit her own sister in order to make a buck. The final in the trio is Anna, who has a crush on Izumi and she just may be the most perverted one of the girls. She falls in line with Yoshitaka’s way of thinking, especially when it involves peeping on Izumi. We can’t say much for their cleaning ability other than it does the job. Besides, they weren’t hired to clean as much as provide eye candy for a 14 year old rich boy.

Elfreda, or Effie, is maid and wet nurse to the loli-succubus Princess Lotte. We’ll give you a minute to let that imagery sink in. She is fittingly part cow and has a huge chest and thinks nothing of it. Effie has the ability to produce large quantities of high-quality milk she serves to the princess and any thirsty guests. She has a somewhat bawdy sense of humor and doesn’t mind teasing the other staff with it. She is a bit of a 90s girl, wearing a choker. Well, it’s really a bell, a symbol of her bovine heritage.

Her short pink hair, low cut royal blue maid uniform letting you see all the cleavage the censors will allow and her white tail rising up from under the short skirt make her a vision of maid-ly virtue. We chose Effie because she’s a maid you can have fun with thanks to her sense of humor, skill as a maid, and her unique ability to provide milk with an apple flavor.

Chiyo attends St. Miator’s Girls’ Academy, one of the three exclusive all-girl Catholic schools on Astera Hill. The strange, strict hierarchy of the school makes her become the “room temp” for Aio Nagisa and Suzumi Tamao. The role is very much like a maid; she’s a freshman who cleans and cares for senior students in return for study help and mentorship. In the world of Strawberry Panic that study help often includes biology, a subject she is more than willing to review with Nagisa.

She may be klutzy but does her best to take care of her Nagisa-onee-sama (big sister Nagisa) and is willing to learn all she has to teach. Chiyo makes the list because of the boxes she ticks: young, shy, innocent, impressionable – and did we mention works in the library?

Her short pink hair, low cut royal blue maid uniform letting you see all the cleavage the censors will allow and her white tail rising up from under the short skirt make her a vision of maid-ly virtue. We chose Effie because she’s a maid you can have fun with thanks to her sense of humor, skill as a maid, and her unique ability to provide milk with an apple flavor.

Angelina is the second student we meet at the prestigious Yuihime Girls’ Private Academy (now transitioning to become a co-ed school). She stands out by the gates in a maid uniform with a broom in hand. She tries to welcome the students, but she’s barely acknowledged by her fellow classmates. Ange, as she calls herself, introduces herself to the protagonist Shingo as a stray maid; a girl on a mission to find that one special person she will want to devote her life to serving.

She makes the list because of her willingness to please and never put her feelings first. If there is something she can to do to prove she will be the greatest maid to any master, she’ll do it. She is a bit of a klutz and a goof and is not the most effective feather in the duster, struggling in subjects like math and science. Ange’s devotion and dedication to her job as a maid – which isn’t a profession but a calling – is why she is one of the best.

Myucel is the personal maid of the Japanese Ambassador to the Holy Eldant Empire. She is a half-elf and half-human in a world where that distinction makes you a second-class citizen. She has self-esteem problems and attempts to hide her ears, not that many men would spend too much time looking at her ears. She wears an off-the-shoulder maid uniform with a rather short, ruffled skirt. She’s illiterate but smart and determined, taking the time to learn Japanese. She’s very attached to the young Ambassador Shinichi Kanou.

We find that she is more than capable of defending him with offensive and defensive magic she used while serving in the army of the Eldant Empire. She makes this list for the amount of moe, youthful and innocent femininity, she brings to the stage.

Siesta is a maid at the Tristain Academy in the kingdom of Tristain in the world of Halkeginia. Her work is hard and her life isn’t easy, especially when you consider that the Academy is a magic academy filled with the children of nobles. She accepts her lot in life until, after a mistake made during a magical ceremony, a boy from Japan ends up in Tristain. The boy, Saito, whom Siesta develops a deep love for, inspires her to stand up for herself and the other peasants.

We love Siesta for her kindness, her cooking, her willingness to take on any task in her purview no matter how difficult, and her ample bosom. We also appreciate her determination to stand firm in her love for Saito and not be pushed aside by the noble Louise, the other girl vying for Saito’s love. Siesta, especially after being appointed by the Queen to be Saito’s maid, believes her life lies with him. She never lets him sleep alone, even when Louise is in his bed.