A dragon pretending to be a maid in a human household stops being the premise and becomes the excuse. The real comedy lives in Tohru's absolute refusal to understand basic human customs, filtered through the most literal interpretation of "hospitality" imaginable. You're not watching a plot unfold; you're watching a supernatural creature earnestly botch the simplest daily tasks while Kobayashi just accepts it as her life now.
Kanna Kamui made a friend named Chloe during a trip to New York, and now she invites Chloe to Japan for some sightseeing. After a reunion at the airport, Kanna, Kobayashi, Tohru and other friends show Chloe around the country, beginning in Akihabara, with Tohru acting as a skilled guide. Back home, the group meets up with Saikawa and keeps the fun going. As Chloe's visit nears its end, Kobayashi helps organize a farewell party so everyone can share one more occasion before Chloe heads home to America. The single-episode OVA is a comedic fantasy slice of life that never aired on TV and was included with the Vol. S Blu-ray and DVD release.
Streaming Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid S: Japanese Hospitality (The Attendant Is a Dragon) legally, as of the last catalog refresh. Availability changes by region.
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