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What Anime Does S Stands For Come From

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Maika Sakuranomiya is your typical, enthusiastic loftier schoolhouse girl with a supportive sis, who comes from a traditional Japanese family unit and dreams of existence able to study abroad. In order to make that dream come true she starting time needs to earn money, but she has one little problem. She happens to have a naturally sadistic exterior which keeps ruining potential job placements, and it seems as though no place would want to rent her. This is peculiarly vexing to Maika, as in reality she's the exact contrary—she's almost as well kind and gentle.

All the same, Maika's luck changes when she happens upon a blond-haired greenhorn at the train station. This homo is the Italian director of Café Stile, a unique café where the waitresses are all assigned specific character archetypes, taken from anime otaku civilization. Maika's menacing expression instantly catches his attention, and she is offered a once-in-a-lifetime job opportunity — as a sadist waitress whose chore is to abuse the customers.

Although Maika is baffled when she's told that the people she'll serve actually want such treatment, she's pleased to have found a place where her menacing looks volition really be an nugget, and then takes the job afterward a (mostly) successful run with some customers. Now she begins trying to residuum her double life as the kind-hearted Maika Sakuranomiya, and the cruel sadistic waitress of Café Stile, while dealing with the hijinks of her co-workers in this comedic Slice of Life that's total of smiles, sweet, sisters, sadism, surprises, and service.

Blend-S is a yonkoma manga created past Miyuki Nakayama, which was serialized in Manga Time Kirara Carat from 2013 to 2022. It received a 12-Episode Anime past A-1 Pictures adaptation starting 8 October, 2017. Crunchyroll has the streaming rights for Due north America and can be watched here, while Aniplex USA has the home video rights.


Blend-S contains examples of:

  • All Just a Dream: The stinger of Episode 8 sees Café Stile taking upwardly a preschool theme with everyone dressed appropriately. Miu introduces their new friend, Hideri... and so Hideri wakes up in the eye of the night, having rolled off the bed.
  • Anachronic Social club: Like any comedy series of its type. A specific example would exist Chapter v, which was divided into unlike parts of several episodes. In the order of the manga, the skits of that chapter were adopted into 10:55-13:20 of Episode two, 15:50-17:45 of Episode 1, and 18:34-20:58 of Episode 1.
  • Art Shift: During Episode 11'southward stinger, the art becomes more shoujo-styled while Maika is apologizing for a remark she fabricated earlier.
  • Donkey Shove:
    • In episode eight, Mafuyu does this with a mop towards Dino when the latter refers her as a "loli-granny."
    • Mafuyu does this again in the last act of episode 12 with the same motives, this time her victim being Hideri.
  • Embankment Episode: The terminal role of Episode six has the cast take a trip to the beach, where various beach-related gags occur.
  • Big Fancy House: Maika lives in a huge traditional Japanese house, well into the ranks of the wealthy.
  • Bland-Name Production:
  • Breaking the Fourth Wall: When Mafuyu gets asked out by Itou in episode 10, Kaho points out that the acme difference between the ii was so great that Itou'southward head concluded up outside the frame.
  • Color-Coded Characters: Each waitress of Cafe Stile wears their compatible in a certain colour. Perhaps unsurprisingly, both the manga's volume covers and the anime'southward opening run with it:
    • Maika's is pink;
    • Kaho'south is sky blue;
    • Mafuyu's is xanthous;
    • Miu's is purple;
    • Hideri's is aqua dark-green.
  • Color Failure:
    • Dino does information technology twice in episode 2, once after losing a figurine to Mafuyu, and the other after one mouthful of Maika's sadistic parfait.
    • In episode 3: Dino does that when he is reminded that Western Animation does not take Japanese girls with long, flowing hair, and upon hearing that Uncle Chicken was Maika's "first love."
    • Dino is completely tuckered of color in Episode xi later Maika sternly tells him to stride bated.
  • Company Cantankerous References: In Episode iii, as Dino mentions anime girls with long, flowing hair, Shino of Kiniro Mosaic and Hifumi of New Game! appears in an eyecatch. These iii series are all published by Hobunsha under the Manga Time Kirara make.
  • Cosplay Café: Cafe Stile is one; while its waitresses wear fairly typical waitress uniforms, they deliberately human activity like different anime character archetypes when serving customers (like the Tsundere or the Cool Big Sis).
  • Delinquent Pilus: This trope was discussed in Episode 3/ Affiliate eight. Some time in the past, Maika told her mother she wanted to dye her hair blonde out of her Foreign Culture Fetish, merely her mother thinks she was attempting to invoke this trope out of Maika's frustration of her Face of a Thug.
  • Diegetic Soundtrack Usage: In Episode 10 of the anime Kaho plays a rhythm game that features a remixed version of the opening theme.
  • "Do Information technology Yourself" Theme Tune: The anime's opening and ending themes are performed by Azumi Waki (Maika), Akari Kito (Kaho), and Anzu Haruno (Mafuyu). The final episode concludes with an all-cast version of the theme.
  • Dog Walks You: A downplayed version. Dino does manage to go on up with Owner, but he is very reluctant to take Owner on early morning walks to begin with. He later laments it not necessarily because of having to get up earlier, but that he can no longer watch late nighttime anime due to needing to slumber earlier. He puts up with it because Owner makes Maika happy.
  • Double Standard: Female characters get away with things male characters don't, or wouldn't. Mafuyu gets abroad with repeated physical abuse, and along with Miu forcing others to dress up in various questionable outfits. On the other side, if Dino looks even vaguely doubtable, regardless of if he's obviously not guilty, he's either physically punished or someone threatens to call the police. They too immediately call him out for sexual harassment when he's request about swimsuits in lodge to help pick 1 out for Maika.
  • Elephant in the Living Room: The cast seems remarkably unconcerned almost Dino's blatantly obvious crush on Maika, even though he's 26 to her sixteen and her boss. They demonstrate some business, but unremarkably just when it's funny. Maika's big sister cheerfully assumes he'south Maika'southward swain.
  • Evolving Credits: The anime's credits change over time.
    • Information technology begins with just showing Maika, Kaho, and Mafuyu. Miu and Hideri are added in as they are introduced in the show proper.
    • After the dog, Owner, is introduced, Maika is riding on him for function of the credits sequence instead of the star she rides earlier that.
    • The ending of the credits has a cork board that has more and more pictures pinned to it representing events from the previous episodes.
  • Everyone Has Standards:
    • Miu may have very perverted thoughts, but even she will finish a friend from committing a heinous human activity, intentional or not.

    Miu: Delight don't aim for early on retirement due to a scandal. annotation Hideri was rushing to the Women's Bath, but Miu pulled him out to avoid him from being criminalized.

    • Hideri may exist a narcissist who is obsessed with being the cutest, but fifty-fifty a frilly, midriff-baring Magical Girl cosplay outfit proves to be too much.

    Hideri: Yous demand to understand TPO, Time, Place, and Occasion!

  • Faceless Masses: All customers of Buffet Stile are non fatigued with eyes. This even applies to Itoh, who is supposed to be dating Mafuyu after the events of Episode x.
  • Failed a Spot Check: Maika somehow fails to realize that she's sitting on top of Dino while practicing her character in the break room.
  • Family Theme Naming: Through Alternate Graphic symbol Reading, the Sakuranomiya siblings all share the kanji 香: Aika, Kouichi, and Maika.
  • Female Gaze: Akizuki wears a sexy Oni outfit during one of the anime's Eyecatches.
  • Funny Background Effect: In Chapter 5, while Maika is admiring Kaho's pile of prizes, Mafuyu and Dino are playing stone, paper, pair of scissors for an anime figurine in the background, before Mafuyu just punches Dino in the breadbasket with 'Stone' and takes the figure for herself. The anime adapted that equally an example of Mundane Made Awesome.
  • Giving Up the Ghost: In episode 5, Dino does this later on being interrogated past the remainder of the Sakuranomiya siblings over Maika.
  • Gone Horribly Right: In episode 4, later noticing some customers still think Maika isn't sadistic enough, the cast tries to train her into that direction. The result is a Maika that acts like a dominatrix, which is overly hardcore for a Cosplay Café.
  • Harmful to Minors: Played for Laughs in Chapter xiv/Episode 3. Maika institute a forgotten doujinshi in Buffet Stile, glanced at its cover... and it caused her to hide nether a tabular array with Blank White Optics for the rest of the scene, trying to (literally) distance herself from that doujinshi during the time it's stored at the break room. Then she got Color Failure when the owner mentioned its title. So what'south that doujinshi about? Bondage hentai.
  • Impractically Fancy Outfit: A downplayed example, but Dino is so excited to take Possessor to a dog park with Maika in episode 11 that he wears a suit and necktie. While he looks dainty, Maika asks him if coincidental clothing wouldn't work better. When they do head out, he changes into more practical vesture.
  • I'k Your Biggest Fan: When Miu reveals she is the famous doujinshi artist Hanazono Binder, Akizuki says he's a big of hers and and asks for her autograph.
  • Insistent Terminology: In episode viii Hideri has a Potty Emergency and requests to "selection some flowers." Miu repeatedly clarifies Hideri's going to "use the restroom," but Hideri refuses, claiming Idol Singer don't "utilise the restroom."
  • It Runs in the Family: All of the Sakuranomiya siblings are accidental sadists.
  • It's All My Fault: Played for Laughs in episode half-dozen. Dino bangs his head at the wall as he heard that Maika got a common cold, blaming himself of not escorting Maika from her train station back dwelling the previous dark. While he banged at the bespeak of haemorrhage, his coworkers don't seem to take much discover at it.
  • Lap Pillow: Maika offers Dino her lap to lay on in Affiliate 8/ Episode 3, as she interrupted his slumber for almost of the chapter. Dino initially refuses, knowing what this implies, but Maika said they would imply he would be looking down on her legs, then he complies.
  • Limited Wardrobe: Zig-zagged. Everyone manifestly wears the same outfits during piece of work, and Maika and Kaho are about always wearing their school uniforms outside of work. The others wearable a diversity of outfits exterior of work, though, as they're out of loftier school and uniforms are no longer required. note Oddly plenty Hideri is never shown wearing a school uniform, despite as well nonetheless being in high school.
  • Locked in a Room: Kaho and Koyo end up locked in the interruption room because they were too engrossed in their games, and spend the time looking for escape routes and panicking over their plans being interrupted. It'southward downplayed since the two weren't on bad terms to begin with and in one case it's washed their relationship doesn't modify much.
  • Masochist'south Meal: Maika throws ingredients in sure bottles into her dessert, not realizing that she'south actually putting salt, vinegar, and hot sauce into information technology. Due to her beingness a sadist waitress servicing a agglomeration of masochist guys, the dessert is actually a hit.
  • Mistaken for Gay:
    • Happens briefly to Maika in the manga when, following a passionate spiel well-nigh yuri by Akizuki, she say that thinks that love between two women is wonderful. She was actually just making the signal that, in her stance, there'southward zero wrong with homosexual romance.
    • Happens again in episode vii. When discussing about getting a new waitress and the character she should play, Akizuki says that instead he would like a human being. Cue Maika and Kaho staring him in shock. He actually meant a new hire to help him in the kitchen.
  • Mistaken for Paedophile:
    • Dino gets mistaken for i in episode 7 when he starts gushing about Maika's blackness pilus in public.
    • Mafuyu's background reveals this happened to an ex-boyfriend of hers, as she started dating at a pretty early on age.
  • Modesty Shorts: After Dino raises business concern that Maika's jumping around will result in some unintended upskirts, Maika shows that she's wearing shorts under her skirt.
  • Mundane Made Crawly: Mafuyu and Dino face off to see who gets to take home an anime figurine. In that location'southward a long, dramatic buildup with the two posing and hamming it up... and they square off in a game of rock, newspaper, pair of scissors, which ends in Mafuyu uppercutting Dino.
  • Must Take Caffeine: Episode 6 implies Miu tends to be loaded on energy drinks on a looming deadline.
  • No Cartoon Fish: The tuna Maika brings to the riverside gathering is a picture show of a real-life tuna, which clashes greatly with the typical fine art style.
  • Nosebleed: One of the Running Gag of this series involves Dino nosebleeding due to Maika doing, something. Just about annihilation will practice, be it her being prissy to him, rude to him, or shut to him. He says it happens when he is excited.
  • Not What Information technology Looks Like:
    • This is 1 of the primary running gags when it comes to Maika's Face of a Thug. She'll be intending to say or exercise something dainty, or harmless, just for it to come up across as sadistic. Often times, this is accompanied by a situation which just makes the unintentional "sadism" more likely to happen through her own clumsiness or ignorance, like request people if they like being tied up note She was actually trying to "discreetly" observe the owner of a lost hentai doujinshi nigh bondage, or calling customers filthy later squirting ketchup in their faces. note She did it past error, and was actually expressing her guilt over it To everyone else it always comes beyond as though she's actually a sadist.
    • Maika offers Dino to use her lap as a pillow to make up for her interrupting his nap. Dino, nervously takes her up on this offer, and Maika becomes so infatuated with Dino'due south foreign blonde hair that she begins stroking it, which makes Dino fifty-fifty more than uncomfortably nervous. So the others walk in and kickoff to call the cops on Dino.
    • In episode 11, Maika notices Hideri has a loose string on his uniform and tries to grab it. Still, she trips, and when Dino comes into the room a moment later, Maika is on tiptop of Hideri. Dino calls him a lucky perv, and slams the door shut out of jealousy. So he says they should be in opposite positions.
    • Definitely a running gag for Dino with the law.
  • Opposites Theme Naming: With regards to Miu and Hideri; Miu is written every bit "light rain", and Hideri is "drought".
  • Parody Commercial:
    • The end of the 2nd commercial break for episode 4 has a commercial advertising for a new series in Manga Time Kirara chosen The Southward-dere Maid and the Weakling Butler, using the same format that Anthology Comic usually advertises for series. Simply when Dino interrupts the end of the commercial, viewers starts to remember that plot is what Miu has in heed before the commercial break.
    • Episode vi has a parody of an underage drinking campaign by Brewers Association of Nippon. The offset fourth dimension, Miu uses her big sister act to remind people to not drink until they're adults, cheerful music plays in the background, and the message "alcohol is for people 20 years of age and older" is shown. The 2d time, Miu is struggling to non beverage and rambling off-topic, the music slows to a halt, and the message "potable alcohol after sending material to press" is shown.
  • Pervert Revenge Mode: Conversed in episode seven. When Akizuki accidentally grabs Kaho's breast, she didn't seem as well upset past that. At this signal, it'due south Akizuki who started to freak out, because every bit the waitress playing the Tsundere role, Kaho should accept beaten him upwards.
  • Pun-Based Championship: Blend-S is a Japanese shorthand for "Pocket-size House Blend Coffee," one that gets usage even in major convenience store chains. Just the title also combines "do-S," a colloquial term for "Super Sadist."
  • Real Men Hate Sugar: Discussed in Episode 2, when a customer to Cafe Stile, afterwards seeing Maika and Maufyu's gigantic parfait special on a menu, says he'd exist also embarrassed to order this if Stile wasn't a Cosplay Café, and orders information technology. Extra points for the fact that these customers probably don't count as "existent men."
  • Ship Tease: The scene where Kaho and Akizuki got locked in the interruption room in episode five pretty much cemented their status as the Beta Couple.
  • Ship-to-Transport Combat:
    • In-universe, when Maika and Kaho are feeding each other dessert in episode 2. Akizuki, who is obsessed with yuri and likes seeing girls doing intimate things together, gets excited. Dino on the other hand, who has an incredibly open crush on Maika, which seems to be obvious to everyone barring Maika herself, is constantly countering him, by naming himself and Maika as a pairing.
    • Miu mentioned she developed this with a doujinshi collaborator to the signal of breaking up.
  • Shout-Out: Has its own page.
  • Show Within a Bear witness: Magical Girl Frill, a Magical Girl serial of which Mafuyu and Dino are fans.
  • Sick Episode: The last part of Episode v has Dino, Kaho, and Mafuyu go visit Maika'south business firm subsequently she catches a cold.
  • The Stinger: The anime has a postal service-credits scene which usually caps off a segment in the episode or provides a segue into the next one.
  • Strong Family Resemblance: Maika's siblings all have a natural sadist side, although none have her Face up of a Thug problem.
  • Surprisingly Proficient English:
    • The opening theme'southward beginning segments of the show. "Grinning. Sugariness. Sis. Sadistic. Surprise. Service."
    • A foreigner in Episode 2 speaks surprisingly expert and coherent English.
  • Temporal Theme Naming: Mafuyu, Maika, Kaho and Akizuki represent the four seasons, respecitvely winter, spring, summertime and autumun.
  • The Thing That Goes "Doink": A shishi-odoshi is frequently seen and heard at Maika's dwelling, to let you know that she was brought up in a traditional Japanese habitation with some serious cash.
  • Too Kinky to Torture: It's fair to say many of Buffet Stile's customers are masochists.
    • When Maika heard that she'd be playing as the sadist at Cafe Stile, she was puzzled equally to why anyone would want to exist treated similar garbage by a waitress. Dino explains there're people who like that—and he's right. Moments later, when Maika treats her outset 2 customers that way (and completely accidentally!), those two customers are clearly quite happy with the experience.
    • Maika accidentally uses salt, vinegar, and tabasco sauce in her dessert in the second episode of the anime. Afterwards she says it's her dessert, information technology becomes an instant hitting with the masochist customers.
  • Trauma Push button:
    • For both Kaho and Akizuki, any reminder that they take a different type of social life compared to the general population is enough to make them depressed.
    • When Maika'south hair is undone in training for ponytail twenty-four hour period, it flies out wildly because Maika has long had problems with static electricity messing with her hair if information technology wasn't tied downwardly. While in this country, Maika huddles down on the floor and begins chanting names like "Medusa", implying they were used on her and making the others worry they've inadvertently awakened some past trauma.
  • Wall Pin of Dear:
    • Episode 10 has Dino attempt to demonstrate this with Mafuyu, but it fails due to the height difference.
    • Episode xi is outright titled Skillful at Tsundere, Bad at Kabedon notation Translated by Crunchyroll as "cornering." . It has Dino endeavor to explain the concept to Maika. He is unable to explicate information technology in a reasonable style, so Hideri pushes him towards Maika to demonstrate information technology. They play patty-cake instead. The stinger of the episode then has Maika pin Dino to the wall and repent for her before behavior.
  • Piece of work Com: Well-nigh working in a Cosplay Café.
  • Yonkoma: A prerequisite for publishing on Manga Time Kirara.

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