Listen to Me, Girls. I Am Your Father!: Complete Collection

Against All Odds, This Heartwarming Series Charms
Color me shocked. When I saw the first screenshots of "Listen to Me Girls, I Am Your Father!", my mind instantly painted the ugliest picture of it. For a jaded anime viewer, some shots of three underage girls being taken care of by a college-age man looks like yet another sketchy sex comedy. Out of curiosity at how abhorrent and trashy it would be, I watched the first episode. And then the funniest thing happened.

It caught me off guard, kicked me in the gut, and dragged me through all of its 13 episodes with force. And I loved every second of it. "Listen to Me, Girls!" is one of the best anime comedy-dramas in recent memories, and any fan worth their salt owes it to themselves to watch it.

Yuuta is a single college student, barely scraping by in his studio apartment. His luck with the ladies is suspect, and he only has one or two good friends to speak of. His life is about to get a lot harder, though; his sister wants him to look after her three rambunctious...

One of the BEST Anime I have ever watched.
Great series. I wish there was more. I watched it for cheap on a video subscription channel. I am buying the DVD because I liked it so much.

A surprising heart filled story
THis was one that caught my eye, and i wikiied it - and the premise intrueged me. and I watched it, and found it to be an enjoyable and heartfilled story. The main character is a young college student who was raised by his older sister after their parents die. Now she is married to a slightly older man, with two daughters from previous marriages (Sora and Miu) and a loveable three year old daughter (Hina). But when he watches them while they go on their honeymoon, the plane crashes, leaving them alone until he decides to take them in. Now a small room, three girls (two on which are at THAT age), and a beautiful love interest, can Yutta bring about the happy family, or will he have to let this dream go.

As I said, this was a well written, heartfilled story. Each character has personalitly, especially Hina, the little weapon of mass destruction of cuteness (everywhere she goes, people love her and give her little treats). Whille the story is done, it does have a small...

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