Teekyuu 5

Teekyu 5 / てーきゅう 5期 / Teekyuu 5th Season / Tekyu 5 / Te-kyu 5

Genres: Comedy, Shounen
Demographics: Shounen
Studios: Millepensee
Producers: DAX Production, Earth Star Entertainment
Rating: 6.65 / 10
Rank: #6341
Popularity: #5181
Users Listed: 20,991
Users Scored: 11,653
NSFW: No
Last Updated: 02/21/2022
Aired: July 7, 2015 – September 22, 2015 (Summer)
Type: tv
Source: manga
Age Rating: PG 13
Episodes: 12
Broadcast: Tuesday at 01:05 (JST)

Synopsis:

The fifth installment in the *Teekyuu* series continues to follow the everyday lives of a group of high school students navigating adolescence with a blend of gentle humor and heartfelt moments. Set within a familiar school environment, the narrative emphasizes the subtle complexities of friendship and personal growth. While seemingly lighthearted on the surface, *Teekyuu* delves into themes of shared experiences, unspoken understanding, and the quiet joys found in ordinary interactions. The characters grapple with relatable challenges – academic pressures, evolving relationships, and self-discovery – all presented with a realistic and understated approach. Expect a comfortable, slice-of-life experience that prioritizes character development and emotional resonance over grand narratives or fantastical elements.

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Episodes:

Episode 1: The Terminal with Senpai (Aired: 07/07/2015)
Episode 2: The Killing Fields with Senpai (Aired: 07/14/2015)
Episode 3: Beautiful Dreamer with Senpai (Aired: 07/21/2015)
Episode 4: The Cat Returns with Senpai (Aired: 07/28/2015)
Episode 5: Die Hard 3 with Senpai (Aired: 08/04/2015)
... and 7 more episodes

Characters:

Bandou, Marimo (Main) - Voice Actors: Hanazawa, Kana
Oshimoto, Yuri (Main) - Voice Actors: Watanabe, Yui
Shinjou, Kanae (Main) - Voice Actors: Mimori, Suzuko
Takamiya, Nasuno (Main) - Voice Actors: Narumi, Kyoko
Kondou, Udonko (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ishihara, Kaori
Michael (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Miyake, Marie
Tanaka, Kinako (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Nakashima, Yuki
Tenchio, Keikiya (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Machida, Hirokazu
Todoroki, Raiemon (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Souma, Kouichi
Tomalin (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ogura, Yui

Staff:

Imanishi, Eisuke (Producer)
Itagaki, Shin (Director, Sound Director, Episode Director, Script, Storyboard, Key Animation, Character Design, Chief Animation Director, Animation Director)
Murata, Hikaru (Episode Director)
Hanazawa, Kana (Theme Song Performance)
Yashikin (Theme Song Arrangement, Theme Song Lyrics, Theme Song Composition)
Hasegawa, Mai (Editing)
Makuuchi, Kazuhiro (Planning)
Piyo (Original Character Design)
Sakai, Hayato (2nd Key Animation, Key Animation)
Sugawara, Miyuki (Chief Animation Director)
Terada, Tsugeo (Original Creator)
Uchida, Naoto (Key Animation)

Reviews:

User Slayden (Score: 9/10):
So are you planning on watching the fifth season of Teekyuu? Do want more of the same content from the first four seasons? Well you're in luck! Teekyuu is back, with another 12 episodes, equaling a total length of about 24 minutes (your basic length for an anime episode). But what has changed? Well not that much, but who CARES!? We have been blessed with 12 new, exciting episodes. Yes you'll probably miss a majority of the subtitles and words, and realise that each episode manages to become more and more random. - Still no story - Still the same characters (who are probably ondrugs)n- Still completely unrelated to Tennis (the description of the anime is about girls in the Tennis Club)n- New Opening (actually pretty cool)nnBut all that together makes Teekyuu an awesome (completely random) anime!
User pomegranit (Score: 6/10):
I'm copy pasting this review from my review of the fourth season because in all honesty, nothing has changed. If you enjoyed any of Teekyuu at this point, go ahead and watch this. It's pretty consistent throughout the seasons. If you didn't like Teekyuu, then I suggest that you don't watch this. It's probably not anything you want to see. It's pretty simple. Even though that's all pretty self-explanatory, let me put some stuff out there for people who marginally enjoyed the first few seasons and aren't sure whether to continue. The story, art, sound, and characters are all pretty true to whatthey have been in earlier seasons. There's nothing more to say about that. Not much has changed, except that the art seems to continuously get better, including the animation. The sound is a little clearer, and now there are sometimes arc episodes. There are some running gags instead of just regular randomness. I suggest you watch most of it one sitting if you want to catch some of the reoccurring jokes. That's pretty much all there is to it. :) nnHave a great day everyone!

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