The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons is too wholesome to have a real villain, but if you squint, you might find one or two.
The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons (Yuzuki-san Chi no Yon Kyoudai) spoilers ahead!
Summary
The Yuzuki Family is a very wholesome show. It does have some drama, but it doesn’t normally include a character just for the drama.
The only exceptions are Uta’s dad and her ex-boyfriend.
The Yuzuki Family manages perfectly well without a real villain because it shows realistic characters.
The Yuzuki Family features no real villains, choosing instead to draw conflict and drama from the realistic representations of four brothers. It’s a very wholesome series, and it shows that the relationships between brothers are not always smooth, but they still find a way to love each other.
Uta’s Father
Well… we actually lied. There is one person who can be considered a villain in The Yuzuki Family. He appears for a few seconds in Episode 7, and that’s Uta’s dad.
To be clear, we don’t believe he is truly a villain. He feels like one to Uta and her mother due to his infidelity, but if he had a little more screen time, we are sure he could redeem himself.
Perhaps, he will, but for the time being he is a cheater, which is quite villainous. In fact, he even made Uta cover for him. That is probably as close to villainy as The Yuzuki Family will ever get.
Uta’s Ex-boyfriend
Another person who could be considered a short-term villain is Uta’s ex-boyfriend. He is not really a villain; he is a kid, and he repeats what other people tell him. But he criticizes Uta for her lack of femininity, and that makes Uta sad for a very long time. Fortunately, she has Minato to help her forget about the silly words of a silly boy.
Is Uta’s ex-boyfriend a villain?
Do Fans Want a Villain?
The Yuzuki Family has a small fandom, but the fans of the show love it immensely. They are sure that it is one of the best slice-of-life drama anime out there. The Yuzuki Family always makes them cry, but not in a bad way. And fans are certain that having a villain would take away from the show, not add to it.
After all, The Yuzuki Family has plenty of honest, realistic depictions of people living their lives, struggling at times and making mistakes. There’s no need for villains when regular people have flaws and can learn to overcome them.
The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons is too wholesome to have a real villain, but if you squint, you might find one or two.
The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons (Yuzuki-san Chi no Yon Kyoudai) spoilers ahead!
Summary
The Yuzuki Family is a very wholesome show. It does have some drama, but it doesn’t normally include a character just for the drama.
The only exceptions are Uta’s dad and her ex-boyfriend.
The Yuzuki Family manages perfectly well without a real villain because it shows realistic characters.
The Yuzuki Family features no real villains, choosing instead to draw conflict and drama from the realistic representations of four brothers. It’s a very wholesome series, and it shows that the relationships between brothers are not always smooth, but they still find a way to love each other.
Uta’s Father
Well… we actually lied. There is one person who can be considered a villain in The Yuzuki Family. He appears for a few seconds in Episode 7, and that’s Uta’s dad.
To be clear, we don’t believe he is truly a villain. He feels like one to Uta and her mother due to his infidelity, but if he had a little more screen time, we are sure he could redeem himself.
Perhaps, he will, but for the time being he is a cheater, which is quite villainous. In fact, he even made Uta cover for him. That is probably as close to villainy as The Yuzuki Family will ever get.
Uta’s Ex-boyfriend
Another person who could be considered a short-term villain is Uta’s ex-boyfriend. He is not really a villain; he is a kid, and he repeats what other people tell him. But he criticizes Uta for her lack of femininity, and that makes Uta sad for a very long time. Fortunately, she has Minato to help her forget about the silly words of a silly boy.
Is Uta’s ex-boyfriend a villain?
Do Fans Want a Villain?
The Yuzuki Family has a small fandom, but the fans of the show love it immensely. They are sure that it is one of the best slice-of-life drama anime out there. The Yuzuki Family always makes them cry, but not in a bad way. And fans are certain that having a villain would take away from the show, not add to it.
After all, The Yuzuki Family has plenty of honest, realistic depictions of people living their lives, struggling at times and making mistakes. There’s no need for villains when regular people have flaws and can learn to overcome them.
