UzaMaid!: My Maid Is Still Seriously Way Too Annoying...

Released in 2019, this original video animation served as a continuation of the anime adaptation of Kanko Kankitsu's comedy manga series, UzaMaid!. Produced by Doga Kobo, the episode was created to provide fans with additional content following the conclusion of the twelve-episode television series that aired in late 2018. It maintains the series' characteristic blend of slapstick humor and the unconventional dynamic between Tsubame, a former Japan Air Self-Defense Force officer with an intense obsession for maid culture, and Misha, a young girl of Russian descent who initially resists her caregiver's overbearing affection.

The animation direction for the series and its OVA was helmed by Masahiko Ohta, who is known for his work in the slice-of-life comedy genre. The creative team aimed to lean into the show's chaotic energy, balancing high-energy comedic sequences with the peculiar, heartwarming relationship at the center of the story. While the series sparked discussion for its eccentric premise and exaggerated character tropes, the production remains a distinct example of Doga Kobo's signature polished aesthetic and focus on character-driven comedic timing within the modern anime landscape.