As for Maid Guy, I think it’s pretty funny actually. Kogarashi is bizarre as hell.

Can’t seem to find the link to who else did it, but they used a buttsecks series for their third party

That’s me, wishing that I had picked Kamen no Maid Guy instead of Junjou Romantica.
Thrilling play-by-play color commentary yet again. I think somehow you have made a male-orientated fanservice show even more appealing to guys by adding pro-fighting style yelling and screaming, except instead of shouting “Give him the chair!” the fans shout “Give him the panties!”

So would you say KnMG is actually a show worth watching for stuff other than fanservice, then? It’s the only one of the trio I haven’t tried.

Kanokon’s plot involved Chizuru and Ezumori vying for Kouta’s perverted little heart by having a bento battle, with escalating levels of nasty food. As you can see, there is also humping and spanking, because it’s Kanokon, but it’s only loosely related to the plot, which is already loose.

To Love-Ru was more of what it does best, or rather, worst — Rito and his little sister take Lala shopping, her clothes start to dissolve because, that’s just how things work, and they end up with Haruna in their group. Rito can’t tell his feelings to Haruna because he’s a little bitch, and some crazy aquarium employee convinces Lala to get nude and swim around with sharks, which she does.

In Kamen No Maid Guy, Naeka gets a love letter, and flashes back to her first real crush. She nearly killed a guy with her fried shrimp, so Fubuki teaches her how to cook. The love letter, turns out, was from a girl. Kogarashi creates a trapdoor into a pink hotel room sorta love-nest, and traps Naeka in there with the girl, who presumably sexes her.