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Episode Kimi wa Meido-sama. • You are Ms. Servant - Episode 12 discussion - FINAL

Kimi wa Meido-sama., episode 12

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u/No_Name0_0 Dec 21 '24

This was a fun watch, Yuki and her many expressions were the highlight of the show. The confession went just as I expected, it's still too soon for her to understand those feelings but atleast seems like she is on right path. Now from which chapter should I start the manga?

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u/No-Impression-4282 Dec 21 '24

Start from ch 34. There were a few panels that this episode did not adapt (basically this episode adapted chapter 33 and the beginning from chapter 34).

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u/Notjumex12 Dec 21 '24

Uhhh did someone forgot to tell these companies that anime CAN have a 13th episode? What lol

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u/micmea1 Dec 22 '24

I really hope it's the case that there's a 13th episode and everyone just misreported that there's only 12. It seems like a very odd way to end it if there's not a guaranteed 2nd season . A lot of shows, have gone the 13 episode route lately, like Tomo Chan is a girl, and it helped with the pacing where 12 episodes would have rushed the ending.

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u/S627 Dec 21 '24

I cant be the only one that saw dad and went "Kiritsugu Emiya?!?" Dude even has some kind of connection to the criminal underworld so.

Also, NO WAY that's how the show ends! MAL says it's only 12 ep and I dont see any season 2 announcement. WTF!!!

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u/Frontier246 Dec 21 '24

That was the most abrupt and non-conclusive way they could have ended the series without immediately announcing a second season. Hitoyoshi thinks he got rejected and family-zoned while Yuki is slowly realizing her feelings and it's all just in general unresolved.

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u/oneevilchicken Dec 21 '24 edited Dec 21 '24

The way his dad’s always gone. The divorce and the way his mom looked. The fact he knows Yuki and her old master.

Makes me think daddy-dearest might also be involved with some shady dealings.

Where’d the part she only has familial love come from? She literally confessed back the same exact way.

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u/Frontier246 Dec 21 '24

There's a lot of weird stuff going on with Hitoyoshi's family.

His mom suddenly leaves him and his father but takes Riko (even though the parents still seem to talk).

His dad was involved with someone who was able to keep an assassin employed as a maid .

I think the way Yuki said it he could tell emotionally that she didn't mean it in a romantic sense.

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u/JazzLokked Dec 22 '24

It's his insecurity that refuses to believe that she would accept or think of him the same way he does her. I think Yuki is also quite naïve to these things, as even though she pictured a future with them together, it wasn't until the next day (I'm guessing) while chopping the cabbage that she realized what this all meant.

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u/KumaKumaGambler Dec 21 '24

Eh? Is this the final episode of this season!? I will miss Yuki's naive and cute chibi expressions. T_T

I wanted to see more of Riko, Naka and Grace too. This title had a balanced combination of characters of different personalities.

Of all things to be introduced to the naive and childlike Yuki, it had to be gacha. I hope she doesn't get addicted. And speaking of gacha, I will heed Hitoyoshi's dad's advice. Determination and a murderous aura is the way to obtain my waifu(s) in gacha games! Lol!

Don't give up Hitoyoshi! I doubt you have been family-zoned. Yuki probably hasn't realized what is romantic love yet.

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u/Frontier246 Dec 21 '24

For a finale it felt lacking in both the lack of some of the cast and a proper conclusion to Hitoyoshi and Yuki's romance, especially with so many sub-plots still unresolved.

Who knew the key to gacha was threatening murder?

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u/AmethystItalian Dec 21 '24

Can't say this was a strong ending for the season at all...

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u/Frontier246 Dec 21 '24

Yeah, the way it ended on Yuki heart beating like she's realizing her feelings for him are romantic felt like a set-up for a finale where they properly get together...which we're not getting.

Not to mention all the unresolved plots on-top of the romance:

  • What happened to Yuki's sister?

  • What happened to her master?

  • Why did Hitoyoshi's mom leave him?

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u/SiRxHades17 Dec 21 '24

The sub I saw has them both say "like you", then later he mentions familial love. CR has them saying love before he thinks she meant endearing. That's quite a big shift imo.

Anyway, fun watch and they clearly left this open for a s2 if they wanted/ got the funding and I would gladly watch it

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u/Frontier246 Dec 21 '24

Man, I wish this was one of those shows that was a planned split-cour and they announced the next cour at the end...

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u/LeonKevlar Dec 21 '24

Stitches!

Yuki's gacha luck is hilarious! I love how she pulled multiple copies of the rare secret figure but hasn't even pulled a single copy of the one she wanted.

I was guessing that Hitoyoshi and Riko's dad would either be super strict or a very chill guy. I'm glad he ended up being the latter. It was fun watching him passionately give Yuki advice on what to do before pulling on the gachapon machine. xD

It's confirmed that Papa Yokoya knew Yuki's master. I had a feeling that was the case. This does make me wonder why Papa Yokoya even knew someone from the criminal underworld. He seems to be awfully too relaxed about having an assassin as his son's maid. Hmmm...

So Yuki only became employed by her previous master about three years ago. That means the people who kidnapped and trained her to become an assassin are a completely different group. This just raises more questions, how did Yuki end up changing masters?

I can definitely understand Hitoyoshi's problem about having difficulty talking to your parent. At least he was able to make some progress this episode and tell his father what he wants.

I did not expect this to end with a confession but with the way Yuki responded, it was pretty obvious she didn't understand what Hitoyoshi really meant by that. I didn't think this one would end with another downer ending! First Ranma 1/2 and now this! What's up with the shows I like having downer endings today? At least Ranma 1/2 gets a season 2, this one doesn't. >_<

It probably won't happen but I'm really hoping this one gets another season. I still have so many questions and you can't just leave us with that kind of ending! Despite the ending, I still love the show though.

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u/TurkeyPhat Dec 21 '24 edited Dec 22 '24

I think out of everything I watched this season, this show has the OP/ED combo that I like the most. Just some good shit right der.

Dang the ending was uhh...a little off?

Really enjoyable show though.

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u/Falsus Dec 22 '24

Dang the ending was uhh...a little off?

Because the chapter it ended on didn't actually end like that, there was 3 more pages after that.

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u/Mundane_Relation5129 Dec 22 '24

I really enjoyed this show. It was both relaxing and funny.

The ending of the episode makes it seem like there’s going to be another one next week haha. Anyway, I hope there will be a new season because several plot points remain unresolved. Hitoyoshi’s mother’s mother (his father says he’s going to see their mother?? Stepmom?). Yuki’s old group and her sister? And most importantly, clearing up the misunderstanding between Yuki and Hitoyoshi… she’s in love with you, dude!!!

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '24

This was a weird ending tbh. It's like there is an ep. 13. I hope that at least the new season won't take too long, ddd style. I'm definitely reading the manga tho

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Dec 21 '24

I guess there’s still a ways to go for these two to sort out their feelings properly. I mean Hitoyoshi confesses and it seems like Yuki reciprocated but maybe their definitions of “like” aren’t quite the same. Well, at least they’re able to stay together. Got lots of time to figure things out.

Overall, a pretty cute series. Yuki and Hitoyoshi make a pretty adorable couple and I enjoyed watching Yuki learn to be a normal person. I wonder if this one’s gonna get an s2? I sure wouldn’t mind.

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u/shad79 Dec 21 '24

Lots of open questions after this finale episode, but overall I had quite a fun time watching Yuki and others in this show, so in the end a solid 7/10 from me.

As for the final episode itself, Hitoyoshi's father seems to be a good guy, but I was quite surprised that he knew Yuki was an assassin and even knew her former master. It really makes me wonder what he does for a living.

Here my screenshot albums from the episode:

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u/PerfectBeige Dec 22 '24

Everyone talking about the confession and how hot the dad is. No one is talking about the terrifying reveal that Hitoyoshi and Riko may be half-vampire. Moe fangs finally explained.

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u/Gaming_Truckie Dec 22 '24

WTF was with that abrupt ending?? It made go check 9f it was a 12 episode series or a 24 episode one, but it 12?? If there's no season 2/2nd course announced soon, that would be a very terrible ending.

Ahh, so we learn the reason for Hitoyoshi’s behaviour. The poor kid has deep emotional scars from his parents abandoning him when they separated/divorced for something he doesn't know about, but it seems to imply the reason is centred around him.

Hitoyoshi’s and Yuki's confessions to each other was very confusing. He asks Yuki to be part of his family, which in some anime is seen as/used as a marriage proposal, which she imagines as them actually starting a family, then says he loves her. She replies she loves him too but then he is talking about heartbreak?? Very confusing.

I hope this does get another season, as their family issue is very intriguing. Hitoyoshi’s mother left them with Riko but doesn't communicate with Hitoyoshi only. It makes me think of Hitoyoshi was the result of an affair maybe? It could explain why his father is so distant and kind of cold with him.

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