The Shiunji Family Children

Seven siblings share a mansion in Setagaya, where Arata’s daily friction with his five sisters becomes more complicated after an unexpected announcement from their father.

Synopsis

The Anime Lad

Arata Shiunji lives in a Setagaya mansion with one brother and five sisters. He is tired of being pushed around by them and occasionally imagines a quieter life. Their father then delivers unexpected information that changes how the siblings understand their relationships. The household must continue sharing rooms, meals, and opinions while its familiar labels feel less stable.

Super Eyepatch Fox

The seven Shiunji siblings grow up together in a wealthy Setagaya household. Arata, the eldest son, already feels overwhelmed by his five sisters when their father makes a startling announcement. Daily family routines continue, but the siblings must reconsider assumptions that once felt settled. The mansion becomes the stage for comedy built from closeness and uncertainty.

Gigguku

Arata already has no defense against five sisters who know exactly how to push him around. Then their father changes the family’s shared understanding with one announcement. The huge mansion cannot provide enough distance from the resulting awkwardness. Familiar teasing keeps colliding with new uncertainty, and every ordinary household interaction suddenly carries extra voltage!

Father's Basement

The premise is designed to provoke a reaction before the characters have earned one. Its stronger material comes from the fact that the Shiunji children already live as a family. Arata’s frustration and the crowded household routines establish years of familiarity, giving the father’s announcement something more substantial to disrupt than a set of character introductions.

The Shiunji family with their seven children reside in a mansion within Tokyo’s Setagaya ward. The eldest son, Arata, is tired of being pushed around by his five sisters and daydreams of a life without them.

What defines it

A harem romantic comedy. From the Girlfriend, Girlfriend author.

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Cast focusBroad ensemble

Tight focusBroad ensemble