Listen to Me, Girls. I Am Your Father!
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Yuuta Segawa has just started his freshman year of university. One day, his sister Yuri, who raised him after their parents died, asks him to take care of her daughters Hina, Sora and Miu while she and her husband go overseas on a business trip. Yuuta grudgingly accepts, but tragedy strikes when their plane goes missing and all passengers are presumed dead. In an effort to prevent the three girls from being split up, Yuuta goes against their family and takes them in, just as his sister took him in when he had no one else. Now the four find themselves in a new and peculiar situation: Yuuta must learn how to balance his new responsibilities—as the newest member of the Street Observation Research Society, a club for people watching, and also as a father figure—while Sora, Miu, and Hina come to terms with the loss of their parents.
Episode Guide
Characters
Hina Takanashi
Three-year-old Hina is Yuuta's friendly niece, known for her stuffed bunny and calling him 'Oi-tan'.
Igarashi Hiromi
Sora Takanashi
Tsundere Sora, eldest sister, secretly loves her older brother Yuuta, and they eventually get engaged.
Uesaka Sumire
Miu Takanashi
Miu, a blonde 10-year-old, is the middle sister who calls Yuuta 'uncle' and has a fondness for older men.
Kitamura Eri
Yuuta Segawa
College student Yuuta becomes guardian to his sister's three daughters after his sister's disappearance, developing feelings for Raika and later engaging Sora.
Hatano Wataru
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Episode 12 is a strong emotional finale where Yuuta and the girls accept their parents won’t return. Grief and healing surface as Yuuta doubts being a father figure. In the end, he stays with them, showing that family isn’t defined by blood alone but by love and care.
Episode 11 highlights resilience under pressure as Yuuta struggles between guardianship and studies, while Miu and Sora quietly suppress their own burdens. Hina’s illness exposes their fragility, and a relative’s offer challenges whether stability outweighs their imperfect but meaningful family bond.
Episode 10 shows that pursuing personal dreams can conflict with family responsibilities. Sora's decision to leave the choir reflects her quiet maturity, but also the emotional cost of sacrifice. Yuuta reminds her that sharing burdens is part of being a family.
Episode 9 highlights Miu's growing maturity. As she adjusts to a long commute and spends time with Nimura, she learns to manage her emotions and better understands Yuuta's sacrifices, deepening her appreciation for the family they've created together.
Episode 8 shows that hope is tested by setbacks. As Yuuta balances school, work, and raising his nieces, he grows as their guardian. The landlord's change of heart and the support around him remind Yuuta he isn't alone.
Episode 7 highlights how everyday moments strengthen family bonds. As the girls' education brings new challenges, Yuuta's dedication shows that true responsibility comes from love. Their eviction reveals how fragile stability is and that a home is built by facing hardships together.
Episode 6 shows Yuuta and the girls redefining “home” after tragedy. Returning to their old house becomes a confrontation with loss and memory, bringing back grief. Sleeping together later reflects acceptance as their small apartment starts to feel like enough, showing ongoing healing.
Episode 5 explores how building a family goes beyond meeting basic needs. As Yuuta and his nieces adjust to life together, the episode highlights empathy and understanding. Warm visuals and gentle expressions contrast with their lingering grief, reinforcing their emotional growth.
Episode 4 explores the balance between personal responsibilities and family life. As Yuuta and the girls support one another, the episode highlights sacrifice, patience, and cooperation, showing that trust and strong family bonds are built through shared responsibility.
Episode 3 explores the struggles of adjusting to a new family life. As Yuuta and his nieces hide their grief, the episode highlights resilience, responsibility, and emotional strength. Hina's innocence deepens their loss, showing that healing takes time and support.
Episode 2 explores how tragedy reshapes family roles. Inspired by his sister's past sacrifice, Yuuta chooses to raise his three nieces, reflecting maturity, resilience, and selflessness. The episode shows that family is defined by commitment, not just blood.
Episode 1 introduces Yuuta Segawa, who has grown apart from his sister, Yuri, after she started her own family. Though they still care for each other, Yuuta avoids interfering in her life. The episode highlights how family can grow distant while setting up his evolving bond with his nieces.
Aaaa gak nyangka bakalan nangis di episode terakhir 😭 Bagian pertama nyesek banget rasanya, emang susah ngasih tau kabar buruk ke anak kecil yang masih polos. Bagian terkahirnya juga sangat mengharukan, adegan pentas seni Hina kurasa sangat cocok menjadi penutup ini, benar-benar ending yang menyentuh... Sepertinya diawal aku terlalu meremehkan anime ini, kukira ini hanyalah "harem", tapi penulisan cerita dan MCnya jauh lebih baik dari perkiraanku.
Berat memang jadi single parent, apalagi saat masih kuliah dan harus mengurus 3 anak gadis sekaligus... gak kebayang gimana rasanya jadi Yuuta, apalagi banyak tekanan juga dari keluarga besar mereka. Episode kali ini bagus sih, emosionalnya dapet, dramanya dapet, endingnya juga bikin nyesek. Tapi, mimpinya si Sora yang menurutku bikin suasananya jadi "aneh". Andai gak ada itu mungkin aku bakal kasih rating lebih tinggi.
Episode kali ini berfokus pada Sora dan kegelisahannya mengenai klub paduan suara yang ia ikuti. Kebetulan tetangga mereka, Kurumi juga sedang menghadapi masalah yang serupa. Konflik yang cukup unik karena dialami dua karakter yang berbeda, namun saling berkaitan. Memang ini adalah episode yang sederhana, tapi mungkin akan sangat menyentuh dan relatable untuk sebagian penonton.
Nimura dan Miu kurasa memang cocok sebagai kakak-adik karena mereka punya vibe yang mirip. Yah mereka sama-sama memancarkan aura "orang populer yang genit, tapi ternyata sangat peduli orang lain." Suka banget deh episode ini, banyak momen wholesome dalam "Kencan" mereka berdua, dan banyak adegan yang bikin gemesnya juga wkwk.
Jujur saja, aku tidak bisa membayangkan betapa beratnya tekanan yang harus Yuuta hadapi. Respect banget sih buat dia, episode ini benar-benar menunjukkan kalau dia adalah orang yang pantang menyerah dan sangat peduli dengan keponakannya. Aku juga suka karena konfliknya terselesaikan dengan cara yang wholesome. Memang benar kata Raika di episode sebelumnya: "Cute girls are Justice!".
Tolong jangan biarkan Sako dekat-dekat dengan keponakan Yuuta, bahaya itu orang... 😅 Well, untuk episodenya sendiri, kali ini lebih berfokus kepada Raika yang membantu mengajari mereka memasak. Banyak momen lucu dan wholesome yang menghibur, tapi adegan terakhirnya mengisyaratkan kalau akan ada konflik baru yang muncul untuk episode selanjutnya.
Tak banyak yang bisa dibahas selain MC dan para Saudari Takanashi yang kembali ke rumah lama mereka untuk mengambil barang-barang mereka yang masih tertinggal. Episode ini dipenuhi dengan adegan wholesome yang menggemaskan. Tapi, scene-nya Sako tetap menjijikan. sepertinya hanya dia yang tidak kusuka di anime ini wkwk...
Es un buen final. Los minutos iniciales te rompen el corazón, pero es necesario para que los finales como este tengan mas peso. El protagonista creo que es de los mas fuertes que he visto, el tipo trabaja dos turnos, va a la universidad, cuida de tres niñas y le queda tiempo para ir a alguna parte de vez en cuando, nadie aguantaria eso, encima siempre se mantuvo en su decisión de principio a fin a pesar de las dificultades, como lo muestra en este episodio. Ya en general como tal fue un buen anime, en medio se sintio lento por momentos, pero cumplió con la premisa, y fue muy bonito.
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