Servant x Service Episodes 1-7 Directed by Yasutaka
Yamamoto, Produced by A-1 Pictures Review
Uncomfortable with her very long
name, Lucy becomes a civil servant in order to vent her frustration on the
person who approved her name at birth. Lucy finds she is not alone at work and
soon meets a variety of characters. Thus begins Lucy’s quirky daily life with
an odd assortment of people.
Based on a seinen (men’s) Japanese
comic series published by Square Enix, Servant x Service is not the most
intriguing of titles. For the most part, it is largely forgettable
entertainment that could easily be at home as a live action comedy in America
if certain segments were altered. That
being said it does well at what it does and is pleasant enough.
Servant x Service boasts decent
animation courtesy of A-1 Pictures and the characters are likeable. The series
functions as a pleasant diversion and is easy to become at least attached to
the characters. As a result of this
connection to the characters, the comedy by and large works. In conclusion, the
first 7 episodes of Servant x Service is in no way innovative but it is fun
little series thus far nonetheless.
Rating: 7/10
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