A front desk worker who solves hotel problems by assassinating guests hits the same absurdist nerve as a good SNL sketch, except it sustains the bit across twelve episodes without apologizing. The comedy isn't trying to build to anything, it's pure momentum, each episode a new variation on the same beautiful premise, and the low budget actually sharpens the joke instead of softening it. If you want your anime funny in the way a sketch show is funny (fast, specific, repeating the setup until the setup itself becomes the punchline), this is built for you.

Sayuri Satou starts work as the new receptionist at Sparrow's Hotel, a business hotel promoted as the one nearest to Heaven. Cheerful, outgoing and busty, she is also a trained assassin, and she uses those skills to quickly deal with anyone who makes trouble on the premises. Her combat skills are formidable, her confidence unshakeable. That is, until the hotel manager walks by. Around Shiokawa, her composure crumbles entirely. She stumbles over her words and keeps biting her tongue. The contrast between her deadly competence and her nervous incompetence around her boss drives the comedy throughout this run of short episodes.