The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons
The four Yuzuki brothers—Hayato, Mikoto, Minato, and young Gakuto—lost their parents two years ago and now work to raise themselves. Together they live, learn, fight, and forgive as brothers should.
Series Details
First Aired
2023-10-05
TMDb Rating
7.2
Seasons
1
Episodes
12
Cast
Ryota Iwasaki
Hayato Yuzuki (voice)
Kikunosuke Toya
Mikoto Yuzuki (voice)
Miyuki Sakurai
Minato Yuzuki (voice)
Momoka Terasawa
Gakuto Yuzuki (voice)
Misato Matsuoka
Uta Kirishima (voice)
Akari Tadano
Waka Kirishima (voice)
Mao Ichimichi
Saki Kirishima (voice)
Fumihiko Tachiki
Kojiro Kirishima (voice)
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