Introduction
The everyday lives of the Minami sisters continue. Chiaki, the youngest, continues to call people idiots while worshipping her eldest sister. Kana, the middle, still can't figure out that Fujioka's feelings for her are a crush, not a grudge. Haruka, the eldest, still unknowingly avoids Hosaka's advances to invite her to the volleyball team, and after a long day of excitement, the sisters enjoy sitting at the table at their home.
(Source: ANN)
Audience reviews
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Cynthesia
(While this is a review for the 4th season, it can be read as a review for the series as a whole)
Minami-ke has always flown a little under the radar in terms of 2000s comedies which I've always thought was a bit of a shame because it's quite solid. While it certainly doesn't do much that's new or inventive, it owns what it is in the truest sense and offers a really enjoyable experience once you give it a chance.
More than anything else, Minami-ke absolutely nails the family dynamic. Obviously it's important to be able to get this down when the entire premise is based around the daily lives of three sisters but you'd be surprised at how many series don't really know how siblings interact. While each sister is certainly very different, Kana is a tomboy, Chiaki is a smart alec, Haruka is r…
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This is the, wow, 4th season of Minami K. Aptly named Tadaima (Im back).
This season was amazing. The last few episodes are good as well. The last 2 seasons, the last 3 episodes were depressing. This time not the case.
I am still sad though, I watched 52 episodes of Minami K and its gonna end.
The story is about the 3 sisters, Haruma, Kana, Chiaki. Kana is the wild one, Chiaki is composed, Haruma takes care of them. They are also accompanied by a ton of friends.
My favorite character this entire season is Hosaka. He was the funniest, wittiest, and best character this season. I wish he got what he wanted :(
Music and Animation: OP 1 still on top, but animation is the best out of the 4 seasons.
Final Score: 7/10 really good
Thanks!
-CyanCheetah
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The Minami sisters are back to their former glory with Minami-ke Tadaima.
Rather than my usual tempolate (characters, story, art, sound, enjoyment), since this is a sequel, I'll keep it very brief.
Minami-ke Tadaima is probably the best, if not tied for the best (with season one), season of the series.
The art is very clean and crisp, while keeping the bright, colorful, and detailed backgrounds. The stories are as diverse as ever, with a lot of involvement from side characters. The gags seem a lot tighter, in that they pack more laughs per minute. This season also includes more of what I enjoyed from season one -- Sensei and Ninomiya-kun!
Overall, this season is very enjoyable and reminds viewers of why they liked the entirety of the Minami-ke series in the first place. It is a strong…
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I'll be reviewing Minami-ke in it's entirety: the four seasons plus the OVA's. Honestly, Minami-ke is a pretty standard and simple slice of life/comedy story surrounding three sisters. While you might think it's a CGDCT type of show, it's not. While there are certainly slice of life elements, and it seems to be the focal point of the show, it still is more of a comedy than anything else.
The reason why the show is good is due to the interactions of the many characters. I really like how characters interact with each other. They bring out their personalities in a bunch of different scenarios and dialogue. The fact that there are so many different things that these characters do in the limited setting is honestly pretty impressive.
However, not all the characters are very good. I do think th…
Read at the sourceDaicatama
Minami-Ke Tadaima is the fourth season of the series Minami-Ke. It’s a slice of life comedy with elements of high school romance sprinkled into the mix. To say that this show is unique and is a “must watch” would be stretching it. The slice of life genre has always been one of my favorites, but this show just didn't do it for me. The jokes are pretty stale and some of them lose their potential humor simply because of the way they’re set up. But let’s stop with the general impressions and get into the specifics, shall we?
Story:
Being a slice of life school comedy, Minami-Ke Tadaima respectively does not have a complicated plot. It follows the ordinary lives of three sisters: Kana, Chiaki, and Haruka Minami. Each episode is formatted linearly: An ordinary problem is presented, hijinx ensue…
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Hmm, this is...hmm. Just finished this one, so this review will be my freshest of the seasons of Minami-ke. Prepare for disappointment. But, before you get the wrong idea, well this IS because the studio changed again, this review is not centered on its art style alone, but it will play a major role on how this review goes.
This season did something that I was heavily afraid of: they embraced cliché again, something that has not been done since the second season. And by embrace, I mean EMBRACE. Right off the bat, it appears that they are repeating old elements from prior seasons, recycling old ideas to be specific; and they did not do a good job with it at all.
Before I go on, I HAVE to say the positives now. From the looks of it, all the voice actors returned yet again and the writers w…
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This is the 4th Season of Minami-ke and I'm glad to report that a lot of effort seems to be put into this one, probably making it the best of the series, so it is definitely a MUST WATCH.
Just like the rest of the series, it is still a situational slice of life comedy so not much development is to be expected, which is reminded in each episode. The art is great and probably even greater than the rest of the series. It features the same VAs which fit each character, good OP and ED, and BGMs that fit each scene. They have the same fun characters and the supporting ones were given increased screen times, giving viewers a chance to get to know more about the cast and their roles, and showing a better, wider view of the world of the Minami's.
Minami-ke Tadaima is most enjoyable. Each episode…
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I like how Minami-ke Tadaima begins each episode with a brief commentary:
"This story is a simple illustration of the three Minami sisters and the ordinary life they lead. Please don't expect too much from it." - Minami Chiaki.
Just like all the previous seasons, fans of Minami-ke should be familiar with how it begins an episode with one of the characters commenting along those lines and that's essentially what Minami-ke is entirely about;heartwarming slice-of-life revolving around three plain girls with very lighthearted jokes delivered throughout the entire show. Alas, this season is one you shouldn't "expect too much from it", just as Chiaki said.
With no story or focus on whatsoever, Minami-ke Tadaima is the latest follow-up, fourth season in the Minami-ke series, however, it does no…
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