Audience reviews
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Story: B-
Learn a lot of life lessons but the fan service kinda ruining it
Art: B
Just good. Nothing special about it
Sound: C- The OP/ED music kinda not stick with this anime type.
Character: B
Good enough. Still have room to improve
Enjoyment: C+
Sometimes makes me wanna watch this anime with 3x speed because some part of the story kinda boring and predictable
Overall: B-
These anime are quite interesting to watch. It's not perfect but you can pull some good entertainment and life lessons out of it
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Comedy: C-
The comedy in this anime is not too prominent and it seems that the comedy in this anime comes from Oda, Raika and Sako, Shuntarou does something stupid
Romance: E-
I don't see any romance…
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Can a university student "take responsibility" and become a parent for three troublesome girls after their real parents have left the world?
Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! is a bittersweet and tragic story about responsibility with a minor seasoning of rom-com to keep the story at a minimal level of depression.
Though this could be considered as another slice of life rom-com. The sprinkles of misery really makes up for its genericity. The sad parts of the story aside, the slice of life aspects of this show wasn't so bad as well. In fact, it was kawaii. Very, very much kawaii.
Loved this. Undoubtedly 10/10. Recommended to all Slice of Life lovers who are seeking for a bit of depression along with the serenity of SOL.
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If you have ever fantasized about what would happen if suddenly you became the guardian of 3 little girls out of nowhere, then this might just be your anime.
|Objective Review|
|Story/Plot|
The overall story is very well organised and presented throughout the whole series. The core idea is presented and developed at a great pace, maintaining variety. While the main idea might not seem too interesting at first, Papa still makes it exciting. Papa puts the characters to great use to make sure the flood of problems stay fresh and varied. Though there are a couple of flaws here and there (see at Characters). The anime ending is not particularly great, but it can be forgiven if you watch the OVA and specials which give it a proper ending.
Score - 7 (9 with OVA and specials)
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Expect t…
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Cuteness overload alert!! This anime was truly a very cute and heartwarming show to watch. Every episode twisted my emotions one way or another, not so much in a sad way. There are a few sad moments, but once you invest time into the characters its hard not to feel for them. Although if you aren't a big fan of moe type anime, you should still give this one a shot.
The downsides to this anime would probably be that there is little to no music throughout the show.
The characters have a very mature personality based on the ages of the characters in the show. All in all a very fun and enjoyable anime to watch.
I definitely recommend you give this one a go!!
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**Warning: Contains minor spoilers**
If you want a comedy that's full of ecchi fan service involving children as well as loli vibes throughout the anime, look no further. You've found what you are looking for. If that's not something that would interest you, I don't recommend this anime. If you're still on the fence about it and/or want to hear what I have to say, then please read the rest of my review.
Sound: 6/10
The voice acting was fine and the music was appropriate. Nothing special, though, and nothing really stood out to me. There were some cute moments when they were singing, but otherwise it's forgettable. The voice actors did a good job of portraying their characters, so I have no complaints on that score either.
Art: 6/10
The art always felt familiar, like I'd seen it some…
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[SPOILERS AHEAD] Sorry, but in order for me to write an honest in-depth review about this anime, I feel as though some spoilers from both the OVA AND THE LIGHT NOVEL are necessary.
Story: (I am only talking about the 2nd ep not the first, the first is more or less a filler, plain fan service) In this part of the OVA, Miu, Hina, and Sora's parents come back as harmless ghosts for one day after 4 years since the incident. The whole episode is seen from their point of view and in this episode we see a whole bunch of changes between everyone and everything that occurred within the 4 years.
Well after the outcry and the beggings of a 2nd season from the fans of this series, the studio gave us an OVA that is basically a translation of the final volume in the Light Novel. This was a HUGE mist…
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We're pushed into a story where it starts calm, then the sad part hits. To some, they might tear, I completely understand the motive behind each character's decision, but it really doesn't drag me into the main story much as I didn't care for the characters that much during the beginning, I had enpathy for them but caring was still lacking.
This isn't a AAA+ action anime, it's realistic modern day Japan, so all the actions or... most of the non-sexual ones seem logical to me. The jokes are funny at first but they're overused way too much throughout the series.
The three sisters are all cute, a tsundere, a toddler and the pretty one, all lolis of course. But there comes a time when their actions also become overused, with the exception of Mia, the pretty one as she is slightly less predi…
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Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! is one of those animes that both lighten and enlighten your day: it tells you the story of a family caught in a very difficult moment and of a college student who goes out of his way to keep the three daughters of his sister together (yes, I know, two of them are stepdaughters), despite the hard time that this decision is going to give him. In fact the challenges will be numerous, but Yuuto (our MC) will make any sacrifice necessary for their happiness; and this is most certainly going to make you smile.
Story: 9/10.
The story is in my humble opinion one of the strong points of this anime. The plot is not at all complicated though, and it does not need to be, the situation is already tough enough for the girls: they discover that their parents' flight has gone…
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Adapted into anime by studio Feel = This anime has feels. Papa no iukoto wo kikinasai, is a story based on Yutta dealing three siblings whose mother and father are missing (presumably dead) from plane crash. A story telling what it would feel without a family and how we would suffer without a family. Also how can we deal your siblings without your family
Story: 8/10
It begins with Yutta going to collage and then attending the night party which he then fell asleep, then Sako pretendly accuses him for harrasing Raika whose really not that emotional. That was a good part, then all the sad parts come through, his sister and her husband are missing in plane crash, making him tp take care the three siblings in his tiny apartment, lots and lots of thing happen there in his entire 12 episode lif…
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Man, what the hell is an "Ecchi" tag doing on this anime?
This anime has all the components of a successful emotional anime. It deals with the themes of loss, family and survival in a mature way and can make you tear up at more than one point, while portraying daily life of the protagonist with a sense of realism and without the tropes found in many anime.
If there was no "but" following this anime might be considered a mini-Clannad by those who viewed it.
BUT
The writers inexplicably decide that a show about loss, family and perseverance is somehow the right time to add run-of-the-mill pantie shots and incest humor. It's as perplexing as it is infuriating.
Now don't get me wrong. I am a... purveyor... of many a pantie shot and clumsy-airhead-girl humor bit. I don't immediately cry "…
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I'm not one for reviews that are college-length dissections of anime so I'll try to keep my review short without leaving out much about how I see Papa to go for viewers.
Generalizing to three types of viewers:
1. Those who can't stand fan service (disproportionate women, pedophiles, inappropriate comedy, etc) and want to see a PROPER story told (like me): I'll get to that in the end.
2. Those who like a good plot and don't mind fan service: This anime is for you. I can guarantee you'll give it an 8/10 or more.
3. Those of you who only care for fan service: This isn't a bad anime for it, it's got a quite the range of it. I can't say much more because I hate that nonsense/ weirdo stuff.
In my opinion, Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai is nothing but wasted potential. It presents a great collecti…
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"Tinkel, tinkel, lilel stal"
"How I wondaa wat chu aar"
"Up above zaa wald so hay"
"Rayk a daymond in za sky"
- Takanashi Hina
First of all, I would like to announce that I'm an idiot for not finding this animation sooner, which is one of the better manga series I've read. For Pete's sake, I'm late for about three years. No use crying over spilled milk.
I write this review assuming you've watched the series. Worry not, it doesn't contain any spoilers. Oh and a little more, I've been writing a lot of reviews on MAL but I didn't read one of the guideline, "Don't include story summaries, users already have the synopsis written for them.". I am ashamed of what I've been doing.
Great job, dummy me.
STORY 9/10
To be frank, I wasn't expecting any serious plot about Papa no Iukoto when I…
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This title is oh so misleading! As soon as I stumbled across this anime, I laughed at why anyone would call something "Listen to me, Girls. I am your Father!", and seeing as "comedy" was the genre, I immediately expected something terribly seedy. But boy was I wrong! This is the biggest testimony to why no-one should judge a book by its cover. This anime turned out to be a very inspiring and heart-warming story about how a young man takes on the challenging responsibility of caring for three young girls and how they connect as a family, even in the toughest of situations.
The two overall themes of this anime are solidarity (sticking together through everything) and what does it mean to be a family. Yuta, a college student, opts to take care of three of his nieces following the death of hi…
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"Family must not be separated, they must be together" - Segawa Yuuta
Raising a child isnt an easy matters, even for parents. Sometimes we must realize that if we're in our parents position and what do they feel when taking care of us, of course it isnt an easy things to do. So, can you imagine if we're a college student but at the same time we must taking care for 3 children? Segawa Yuuta knows the answer.
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STORY 9/10
The story begins with Segawa Yuuta as the Main lead, he is a freshman of a university. His parents passed away while he was young and he got cared by his own sisters. and One day, he is visiting to his sister's apartement because he got asked to take care of her three daughter w…
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Today I’ll be reviewing one of Sentai’s newest works, Papa no Iu Koto o Kikinasai! or PapaKiki for short. Much like the critically acclaimed Usagi Drop, this slice of life anime involves a young man whos world turns upside down when he finds himself a guardian due to unforeseen circumstances. Unlike PapaKiki, however, Usagi Drop was actually an enjoyable experience. There are so many things wrong with PapaKiki, it was almost unwatchable for me.
The premise itself doesn’t seem too bad at face value. The main character Yuta is a college student who decides to take in his older sister’s 3 kids after she disappears in a plane crash along with her husband. However, this is where holes start to pop up. There is zero emotional impact with the disappearance because we barely got to know Yuta’s old…
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Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! A somewhat difficult show to review. Decent premise, some good characters, pretty art, but still doesn't really convince me it worked as a show.
The story is a relatively interesting premise. Yuuta ends up taking in 3 of his nieces after their parents die, to stop them going off to different homes and ultimately being separated, he feels so strongly about this because his older sister and the mother of the youngest niece raised him when their own parents died. As you may have guessed from the last sentence Yuuta is only blood related to one of the girls.
The biggest issue i have with this show is that it tries to draw upon far to many ideas and genres, for a half series to really succeed with any of them. Sometimes it wants to be a slice of life drawing upon…
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Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasa is something as close to a Masterpiece as you will find in an Anime Series.
If you read the description on what this is about, or translated the title that in English means "Listen to Me, Girls. I Am Your Father!"
Yuri and Shingo are going on a Honeymoon when their plane hits bad weather and crashed, Killing both of them.
Their 3 kids now have no parents, Would you a College student, have the guts, the courage to stand forth after hearing that the 3 girls would be split up, To take matters into your own hands?
It takes a special kid of person, and that is Segawa Yuuto, He stood up to the family members and said he wants ALL 3 and will look after them.
Characters:
Yuuto for one you see a change in him, he has to go from a careless college guy, so a person th…
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I'm 6'7", and have a really deep voice. It takes a lot to make me cry, but this story got to me. I want a daughter, and this anime just made want 3. It has everything that captures a young girls innocence, crushes, and ways to deal with pain. I would also like to say that I am not a lolicon, but this anime makes me feel like being one. That sounded weird but it would make anyone feel even a little like that.
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Here's a multiple choice question before I begin talking about this series:
What would you do when your carefree life is suddenly being thrown into unsettled chaos when three girls, a middle-schooler, a fifth-grader, and a toddler wants to be under you care due to an unprecedented tragedy?
A) Call the cops
B) Try to find another babysitter
C) Slap yourself twice and tell yourself that this is all a dream and you'll wake up soon.
D) Take responsibility, learn about the value of family life, and take care of them
If you choose D, then kiss your carefree life goodbye and hello to responsibility of being uncle, big brother, and father all at once.
Judging by the title of the series, there's not much to expect and could seem to be quite predictable. "Listen to me Girls, I am Your Father!" B…
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this story is great, some people may have different opinion though.
if you kinda want to get the feeling of what happens when someone died in your family and you have to move somewhere else, this is just right.
this anime have a nice plot about a possibility of what might happens once both the parent of some children pass away by an accident. the outcome could be both good and bad, but the best thing is never to give up.
although this anime could make some people feel kinda.... childish... it's still great, and makes you somewhat feel the burden of becoming an older person.
they do have a bit of fan service, which if your somewhat a lolicon you might like some of the scene ;)
Overall it was interesting, for me, in a way that makes me feel kind of the responsibility that could be install…
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