Overall, this show is a must-see if you want to take a trip down memory lane and enjoy a heartfelt and wholesome moment. We don't get the impression that they were thrown together for the sake of progressing the story, but rather that they played an actual role in the story's progression, as well as the Tooru and Yaeka tandem's growth and becoming closer. We learned more about the past and background of some of the supporting characters, which obviously aided our investment in them. We also saw supporting characters from the Yazuka gang and the Sakuragi family play a role in the overall story and plot execution. The show give a high level of emotional investment to its viewers. But character development isn't the only thing the show has to offer we also got to learn about their background, backstory, happy and sad moments, and feel for them.

Yaeka, on the other hand, was able to express herself more openly, learned to overcome her mother's traumatic accident, and made friends with people her age, which makes you as a viewer just cheer and be happy for her growth. Tooru, formerly known as The Demon of the Sakuragi Group, literally mellowed out and learned to be more happy, enjoy life, control anger, and have other positive bearing as a result of babysitting Yaeka. You can literally see how both of them were vital to each other, practically inseparable, and aided each other's growth throughout the entire series.

and as a result you die from cuteness overload. Whenever Tooru does something sweet for Yaeka and vice versa, you go awwww, that's so sweet, You can see how the duo clicked right away. The show revolves around the Tooru and Yaeka duo, with Tooru in charge of babysitting Yaeka on the orders of the household's and Sakuragi Group's head, Kazuhiko. Last but not least, are you interested in reminiscing about your childhood days with your parents/nanny or any other parental figure? Do you like wholesome and heartfelt moments?ĭo you like shows that make you want to protect and care for others, as if you were a parent?

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