Man, someone be cutting onions while I was watching this. Such a heart warming show. The tale of a violent and troublesome Yakuza taking care of the most kindest of sweet things in the world. Had I not watch this show, I'd regret missing this masterpiece. That's the only what I can describe this ...

Blood on your hands feels different when you’re holding a child’s. The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting builds its story on this striking tension, placing Kirishima, a ruthless gangster, in charge of caring for Yaeka, his boss’s quiet daughter. The plot is simple but effective, moving in an episodic...

A slice-of-life with a twist. "Kumichou Musume to Sewagakari" blends the everyday of taking care of a 7-year-old with the excitement of being in a Yakuza family. For the most part, I think it does a great job of establishing characters and showing their growth over the course of the 12 episodes. ...

Yakuzas guide to babysitting is one of those mid season feel good fodder kind of animes, but in spite of being that kind of anime it did do decently with the slice of life aspect which revolves around a yakuza member who's given the babysitting duty of the heads daughter so he essentially becomes...

I dont like to write a long paragraph so here I go. The first episode started off strong by introducing a different premise to other slice of life anime and that lead off to a good start with a lot of interesting materials to work with. But over the episodes, I tend to get a little bored sometime...

A good breather from depressing shows. If you enjoy cute kids in anime, this anime won't disappoint. The yakuza baby sitter show is everything you expected it to be from the title; tough yakuza man taking care of an adorable girl and some hijinks. While it does nothing new with the story beat, th...

While I've given this 8 stars, I'd say 7.5 stars is more accurate. It's kind of weird seeing how yakuza propaganda has evolved into here's a set of nice-ish yakuza guys in domestic situations but here we are, and that trend created this cute little story. I really liked the characters and I liked...

This wholesome slice-of-life shines through its family themes and the main character's transformation into a better person, with Kirishima emerging as the most compelling character who delivers genuinely badass moments. While the side characters are forgettable and the jokes only mildly amusing, ...

The father-daughter chemistry delivers just enough heart-warming moments—especially Yaeka’s hospital visit—to leave me mildly positive, but the show wastes its fish-out-of-water premise by removing all conflict: Kirishima instantly becomes perfect dad material, and the yakuza are sanitized into l...

This unique anime successfully blends babysitting with crime elements, featuring a beautifully detailed art style especially in the character eyes, and most notably, a heartwarming friendship that grows throughout the series. While some characters feel generic and it doesn't quite match Spy x Fam...

The best way to describe Kumichou is that it had all the necessary ingredients to make an excellent pastry, but it was never prepared or baked properly, and instead was left unfinished on the kitchen counter. The seasonal model of 12 eps has once again butchered an excellent show, because it was ...

Now where to start with this ? The premise sounds really weird doesn't it ? Well what did you expect ? You should know by now that these japanese are not thinking like the rest of us. Still what a fresh air to breathe it was. The story is about a Yakuza murderer, violent, and so on, that really k...

The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting succeeds with its unique premise that cleverly blends comedy and heartwarming moments through the mismatched dynamic between a former yakuza member and an abandoned baby, while exploring meaningful themes of responsibility and redemption. However, the series suff...

This wholesome slice-of-life anime excels at portraying the main character’s heartwarming bond with a child and her meaningful growth as she draws on her own childhood memories to guide them. The show thoughtfully tackles modern parenting challenges while maintaining cute, non-toxic relationships...

The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting delivers a surprisingly charming experience through the genuine, naturally developing relationship between tough yakuza Tooru and young Yaeka, whose chemistry represents the series' strongest aspect. While the contrast between Tooru's menacing persona and caring ...

The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting succeeds through its simple yet emotionally weighty episodic storytelling, a layered lead duo whose rough charisma and quiet vulnerability feel authentic, and clean visuals plus playful-tender music that underscore the contrast between comedy and heartfelt drama....

Title: The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting - An Unusual Blend of Comedy and Heartwarming Moments Rating: 7/10 The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting is a unique anime series that combines comedy, action, and heartwarming moments in an unexpected way. With its offbeat premise and endearing characters, th...

I wanted to like this series a lot more than I actually did. I am a sucker for stories about dads taking care of cute little kids, and this show did give me enough of that that I still felt mildly positive about it in the end, but this is a case of wasted potential more than anything else. The ce...

The Devil is a Babysitter. “The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting” is very simple, but bitter-sweet show about a yakuza gangster who lacks a sense of responsibility and holds very little value for human life, babysitting his bosses introverted, cinnamon roll daughter. It’s a fish out of water comedy ...

This anime is such a cute lighthearted one. I enjoyed every single episode and it always had me crying some happy tears. The characters are so much fun and all of them are very interesting. The dynamics are amazing. The ost is cute and nice. The artstyle is one of my favorites in a while. I dont ...