The Eccentric Family
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Synopsis
Kyoto has been populated by groups of tanuki and tengu for years, living alongside humans who are oblivious to the existence of these creatures. Yasaburou Shimogamo is the third son of an influential tanuki family who spends his carefree days taking care of an old tengu, observing humans through his ability to shapeshift, and dealing with the mysterious woman named Benten. Behind the peace and tranquility, however, is a painful memory from long ago as Yasaburou's father, head of the tanuki community, was killed and eaten by a group of humans known as the Friday Fellows. Uchouten Kazoku follows the trials and tribulations of the Shimogamo brothers as they struggle to avoid their own grisly demise while coming ever closer to unraveling the truth behind their father's death.
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Characters
Yajirou Shimogamo
Transformed frog, the least motivated Shimogamo brother, known for drinking and listening to others' woes.
Yoshino Hiroyuki
Yaichirou Shimogamo
Eldest Shimogamo son, responsible heir with a short temper and violent streak.
Suwabe Junichi
Yashirou Shimogamo
Shy, fourth Shimogamo son; works at the electric wine factory, fascinated by electronics.
Nakahara Mai
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A beautiful, satisfying, and emotionally fulfilling finale that perfectly encapsulates the themes of family, resilience, and living an interesting life. As the New Year arrives, the Shimogamo family finds peace in their shared "idiot blood."
The brothers unite in their signature eccentric style, leading to wildly creative transformations and heartfelt teamwork against overwhelming odds. The episode bursts with energy, humour, and visual creativity while delivering emotional catharsis.
The Ebisugawa family's elaborate plan to destroy the existence of the Shimogamo family is hitting its stride. It’s the perfect setup for a finale, raising the stakes to a literal life or death level for our favourite "idiot blood" family.
The mask falls off as Soun’s master plan is set into motion. The episode explores the brothers’ responses to pressure and highlights Kaisei’s internal conflicts beautifully. High-stakes drama at its finest, ending on a pulse-pounding cliffhanger.
The episode ramps up the political and personal tensions between the Shimogamo and Ebisugawa families while giving Kaisei a strong spotlight. It cleverly mixes rivalry, hidden motives, and character nuance, making it a pivotal bridge toward the Nise-emon election arc.
A devastating flashback episode that reveals the truth behind the father’s death. Subtle storytelling, strong character focus, and quiet tension add weight to everything that follows. Heartfelt dialogues deliver a powerful emotional punch that strengthens the family’s bond.
Steam, secrets, and simmering grudges. As the Shimogamo and Ebisugawa families clash in the bathhouse, long-buried truths surface. A masterfully tense script that propels the overarching mystery. Solid bridge toward the rising election stakes.
A calm, visually rich episode that leans into introspection and bonding. Autumn scenery enhances the mood as characters quietly evolve, offering warmth and emotional depth while easing the tension from earlier revelations.
The episode manages to transition from the breezy, magical fun into something genuinely unsettling. As Yasaburo infiltrates the mysterious Friday Club, the atmosphere takes a backseat to genuine dread. It builds tension, revealing the dark cost of the tanuki’s interesting lives.
Pure, unadulterated tanuki chaos in the skies of Kyoto! The Daimonji festival turns into a high-stakes aerial clash fueled by family rivalries and magical leisure cruisers. A visual masterpiece that perfectly blends traditional culture with supernatural absurdity.
The episode is rich, symbolic, and slightly suffocating, perfectly reflecting the hierarchy and unspoken rivalries at play. Between the infinite rooms of the Inner Parlor and Benten’s overwhelming presence, the episode is a feast for the eyes and the mind.
The episode balances charm with a growing sense of mystery regarding the Friday Club. The focus on the mother adds emotional weight, revealing how deeply the past still shapes the family’s present. It’s heartfelt, hilarious, and visually stunning.
A total visual and narrative treat. Playful mischief on the surface, yet there’s an undercurrent of something heavier tied to family legacy and past events. It adds intrigue immediately, hinting at power dynamics among humans, tanuki, and tengu without spelling everything out.
The finale episode didn't disappoint us! The finale contains a pack of enjoyable actions, laughable disastrous scenes, and ridiculous moments, both of our MCs and the Antagonist! By the end of the episode, I felt satisfied since I had so much fun watching it! 🤩
This episode has a lot of entertaining action and a great scene with our MC's family! The cliffhanger from the previous episode spares this episode for us to enjoy the dramatic scenario involving our main character! Yashirou's character is also improving well!🤩
The revelation of our MC's family heritage and lore is already concluded! This episode provides tense and heartwarming scenes and challenges to our beloved MC's family. The soundtrack on this episode is very emotional, and the pace is EXCELLENT!
The upcoming election of the family clan is becoming tense and intriguing! This episode stands more just for the remaining pieces of our MC's father's heritage, and it helps builds the pacing of the incoming episode! Overall, the tense an the dramatic voice acting is always good!
This episode, which explains all of our MC's family's remaining political past, is just fine, and I believe it serves only to set up the incoming episode's climax! Overall, the pacing is a bit slow and calm, but the chemistry of our MC's family is currently progressing!
This episode is very heartwarming and emotional, which is a tear jerker. The dramatic sequences and their emotional voice are on point! Even the soundtrack of this current episode is emotional and mellow.
The atmosphere in this episode is very calm, chilling, and relaxing! Having a pamper time with your master is so good, especially in hot water! The revelation outcome of this is just alright, and the climax is very mild, nothing fancy. Even so, the voice acting is on point!
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