Buddy Daddies
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Synopsis
A charming planner named Kazuki and a socially awkward sharpshooter named Rei make for unlikely roommates in a shared Tokyo apartment, two professional assassins under one roof. Their Christmas Eve hit on a mafia boss goes sideways when a four-year-old girl named Miri wanders into the middle of the operation looking for her dad. Her dad happens to be the target. By the end of the night, Kazuki and Rei have a completed mission and an unplanned child they have no idea what to do with. Buddy Daddies is a 12-episode original TV series from P.A. Works that follows these two emotionally stunted killers trying to raise a tiny, chaotic hurricane of a girl while hiding the fact that they murder people for a living. Miri is relentlessly adorable in the way only anime four-year-olds can be, and watching Rei, a guy who can disassemble a rifle blindfolded, get completely dismantled by a toddler's mood swings is genuinely funny. The action scenes hit when they need to, but the real draw is the found-family stuff and how naturally it develops. If you liked Spy x Family's mix of espionage and domestic comedy, this scratches a similar itch with a slightly more grounded emotional core. Fans of The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting will also feel right at home. It's not reinventing anything, but the character dynamics are warm, the comedy lands, and by the end you'll care about these three way more than you expected to.
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Characters
Rei Suwa
Silent, skilled assassin Rei Suwa prefers gaming to people, balancing lethal efficiency with reclusive habits.
Matranga David
Kazuki Kurusu
Kazuki Kurusu: A 28-year-old assassin, skilled in intel gathering and operations; enjoys cooking and gambling.
McDonald Landon
Miri Unasaka
Miri Unasaka: A vibrant 4-year-old fostered by assassins Kazuki and Rei.
Lo Emi
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It was genuinely satisfying and as a slice of life show, it exactly lived up to my expectations. The visuals, the storyline, the character development and the soundtrack everything comes together in the most satisfying way imaginable, although if there is one thing I feel it lacks, it's that the soundtrack could have been a bit more noticeable and prominent. Even so everyone should watch it at least once. Overall 9/10 show in my opinion
I literally cried 😭, this is so sudden! I wasn't prepared for it at all. But whatever the circumstances are, Kazuki and Rei's resolve is stronger than anything at the moment. And finally it's time for the finale, looks like it will be an amazing finale. The story is building up beautifully, and I can't wait to see how it all comes together. I'm really for it!
I was on the verge of tears during this one. Hearing "Time to wake up from the dream" genuinely hurts, when you know, the good times don't last forever. This episode is a full emotional rollercoaster. As the finale draws closer, every moment is becoming more interesting. I wondering how it all ends. The background soundtrack blends so perfectly with each scene that it makes every emotion feel even more genuine and real!
Just look at the change, the previous episode is so intense and this episode is just too wholesome 😂, the mood change I had is so sudden that I'm at a loss for words! But honestly this episode felt really good how both the daddies tried their absolute best on Miri's daycare field day was such a joy, the bond between the three of them grew even stronger throughout, Rei finally started to loosen up and smile more often and that alone made the whole episode incredibly heartwarming.
I genuinely like how they make dedicated episodes for each individual character, giving us a deep understanding of who they are and helping us connect with them on a personal level! This episode describes Rei's character, his life and how he is into this line of work! It is intense from the very beginning, yet gradually softens into far more gentle as it progresses. A great piece of art! The animation is good, the fighting sequences look genuinely awesome.
Final cerrado, eso siempre da gusto para una serie, ¿la verdad habrá terminado siendo irrelevante ante los vínculos de esa familia? Me hubiera gustado un poco más de desarrollo de los personajes. Al final es una serie relativamente simple en su argumento pero muy entretenida de ver.
Irrisoriamente doloroso para ser una comedia. Un capítulo con un desarrollo razonable pero a la vez inesperado, por fin tenemos desarrollo de personajes y una gran incertidumbre sobre el futuro.
Ya duele saber lo que se viene y aun así la metáfora de la rueda de la fortuna da un inmenso climax no solo al capítulo, sino a la vida de esta familia.
Simplemente deseo que los 3 sean felices para siempre. Es muy lindo ver como tímidamente se van entregando a quererse como familia. Un hermoso recuerdo del festival deportivo de Miri.
Muy buen capítulo, sobretodo en la animación, se nota que le pusieron más cariño a las escenas de acción. En este caso el protagonista es Rei, su pasado y lo que debe decidir para su futuro.
Este capítulo duele. Perder a alguien siempre duele y dejar ir todavía más. En este capítulo se abordan 2 temas, el no valorar el trabajo de quien te cuida y el pasado de Kazuki.
En esta capítulo Miri va se va de excursión con su clase de la guardería. El capítulo es entretenido y muestra una vez más lo madura que es Miri para su edad. No hay mucho desarrollo de la trama sino que es un capítulo del diario vivir de esta inusual familia.
Capítulo divertido. Miri es realmente alegre y sigue poniendo en aprietos a sus padres, ya va siendo momento de volver al trabajo y la tarea del jardín de Miri, es averiguar en qué trabajan sus padres.
Listo, me tiene. Esa niña tiene una inteligencia emocional enorme. Este capítulo habla de como Miri se integra al jardín de niños, tarea difícil tanto para los niños como para los padres. Capítulo muy divertido y es muy lindo ver como todos ponen de su parte para que las cosas funcionen.
Este si fue un muy buen capítulo. Muy emocionante, enternecedor y dolorosamente cálido. Ver como se rompe Rei a la ternura de la niña (muy perceptiva por cierto) fue hermoso. Pero sobre todo me gusto el contraste de la percepción de paternidad que existe entre la idea de "padres ideales" y "padres reales" que expone el capítulo.
This episode is more on the emotional side. Diving into how Kazuki has been carrying the weight of the past for so many years. After a string of funny and hilarious episodes, this one drops an emotional bomb out of nowhere, and honestly that contrast makes it hit even harder, what a rollercoaster! This is the first time I've seen a worried face of Rei, and it does a great job of reflecting on his character. Overall this is 9/10 for me!
Damn, this is so wholesome I'm loving this series, Rei just doing his own thing and Miri says she loves him and kazuki doing everything in his power to win her over and still not making it, it's funny and wholesome at the same time 😂. Her attentiveness is what sets her apart from the rest of the children! I'm so hooked and already looking for more, this one is definitely worth trying!
The more you watch it the more you want to watch them together! The way Kyutaro reveals both dad's job profile to Miri is so damn hilarious LMAO 😂, and the daycare aunties immediately jumping on their phones to gossip the moment they hear something new about the daddies is pure gold😂, Miri is so cute and mischievous, exactly how a normal child should be, which makes it even more relatable to watch
Usually people say "Children are little angels" but is that really true though? 😂 Miri just made a complete mess of both of them 😂, and honestly, this episode is all better for it! It's refreshing, feels good, and might teach you a thing or two about childcare in the funniest way possible! This episode is essentially about how both daddies try to handle Miri without actually handling her themselves 😂
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