Mission Yozakura Family Episode 3 Review: The third episode of this anime was good and entertaining. Let us see how the episode went in detail, below.
Mission Yozakura Family Overview
Mission Yozakura Family or Yozakura-san Chi no Daisakusen (夜桜さんちの大作戦), created by Hitsuji Gondaira, debuted in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump on August 26, 2019, and has since been serialized into tankōbon volumes. The initial volume hit the shelves on February 4, 2020, with 22 volumes in circulation as of March 4, 2024.
In English, Viz Media distributes the manga digitally through its Shonen Jump website, while Shueisha offers simultaneous English releases via the Manga Plus app and website. Additionally, Viz Media commenced print releases on October 18, 2022.
The music composition will be done by Kōji Fujimoto and Osamu Sasaki. This anime is scheduled for premiere on April 7, 2024, and it is slated to run for two consecutive cours on MBS and TBS. The opening theme, “Unmei-chan” (運命ちゃん, lit. ‘Fate’), is performed by Ikimonogakari, while the ending theme, “Fam!”, is sung by Chico.
I have tried my best to keep the review as spoiler-free as possible, but there are certain elements that I had to mention to give proper feedback.
– Mission Yozakura Family Episode 3 Review Contains Minor Spoilers –
Mission Yozakura Family Episode 3 Review: Power Of Love
The episode opens up with Taiyo having a dream where he is failing to protect Mutsumi, now his beloved wife. This kind of situation is definitely taking a heavy toll on him, as he is even having nightmares about his wife being in danger.
He wakes up to a particularly dangerous protector and realises how much he needs to be stronger to not just protect Mutsumi, but also to survive in the Yozakura house. Thus, Taiyo goes to the best person who can help him be stronger, and that is none other than the big sister, Futaba. She is the first person who gave Taiyo and Mutsumi the idea to get married, and it is only natural that he believes her to be a supportive person.
But here, Taiyo also understands just how lacking he is and how difficult his journey is going to be. The moment his training starts, he is sure he’s not going to pass and fail to become a true Yozakura. The house is filled with traps and spy machinery that every Yozakura member must get past to live normally. These traps only leave out Mutsumi because she is the head and hence, must be protected at all costs. But for Taiyo, these things become a menace.
The things that Taiyo through are merciless and anyone else would have run from that sort of situation. Just to give an example, he must get up and stop an alarm clock, which, if not stopped at the correct moment, will detonate as it is a time bomb. But our hero takes all this torturous training in, because of his deep devotion and love for Mutsumi.
Today’s episode was interesting, and it was pretty fun to see the growth of Taiyo. The boy who was too scared to even talk to strangers is now training to become a spy. Plus, there is a mystery behind his origin, as he seems unnaturally talented for someone who has never gone through any formal training.
Verdict
This anime is definitely becoming more and more fascinating and entertaining, and I’m looking forward to the adventures of Taiyo and the Yozakura family. Now that he has started training, Taiyo should be able to defend Mutsumi from any dangers in the future, and hopefully, we will see his progress in the next episode.
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