The Eccentric Family
有頂天家族
In Kyoto, there are three kinds of residents: humans, raccoon dogs, and tengu. Shimogamo Yasaburou is the third son of the Shimogamo raccoon dog family. His father, Souichirou, had been the head of Kyoto raccoon dog community until he was eaten by the human members of "Friday Club". While taking care of old tengu, fighting with other raccoon dogs, and playing with a psychic human girl, Yasaburou approaches the truth of his father's death.
The Eccentric Family is a tv with 13 episodes, from Summer 2013, produced by P.A.WORKS, rated 7.7/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
In Kyoto, there are three kinds of residents: humans, raccoon dogs, and tengu. Shimogamo Yasaburou is the third son of the Shimogamo raccoon dog family. His father, Souichirou, had been the head of Kyoto raccoon dog community until he was eaten by the human members of "Friday Club". While taking care of old tengu, fighting with other raccoon dogs, and playing with a psychic human girl, Yasaburou approaches the truth of his father's death.
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- Mythology — Prominently features mythological elements, especially those from religious or cultural tradition.
- Urban Fantasy — Set in a world similar to the real world, but with the existence of magic or other supernatural elements.
- Family Life — Centers around the activities of a family unit.
- Male Protagonist — Main character is male.
- Shapeshifting — Features character(s) who changes one's appearance or form.
- Youkai — Prominently features supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore.
- Philosophy — Relating or devoted to the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence.
- Animals — Prominently features animal characters in a leading role.
- Primarily Adult Cast — Main cast is mostly composed of characters above a high school age.
- Tragedy — Centers around tragic events and unhappy endings.
- Age Gap — Prominently features romantic relations between people with a significant age difference.
- Surreal Comedy — Prominently features comedic moments that defy casual reasoning, resulting in illogical events.