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    Teekyuu 9

    Teekyu 9 / てーきゅう 9期
    Teekyuu 9
    Genres: Comedy
    Studios: Millepensee
    Producers: DAX Production, SMIRAL Animation
    Rating: 6.56 / 10
    Rank: #6870
    Popularity: #5805
    Users Listed: 15,589
    Users Scored: 7,565
    NSFW: No
    Last Updated: 02/12/2022
    Aired: July 12, 2017 – September 27, 2017 (Summer)
    Type: tv
    Source: manga
    Age Rating: PG 13
    Episodes: 12
    Broadcast: Wednesday at 22:40 (JST)

    Synopsis:

    The ninth installment in the *Teekyuu* series continues to explore the everyday lives of a diverse group of students navigating high school. This season maintains its focus on slice-of-life scenarios, examining the quiet moments and evolving relationships within their school community. We follow their interactions as they grapple with personal aspirations, social dynamics, and the subtle challenges of adolescence. The series offers a gentle, observational approach to character development, emphasizing realistic portrayals of friendship, ambition, and the small joys found in shared experiences. Expect familiar faces and new perspectives as *Teekyuu* delves into the complexities of navigating youth with warmth and understated humor, providing a comforting glimpse into their world.

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    Episodes:

    • Episode 1: Species with Senpai (Aired: 07/12/2017)
    • Episode 2: Home Alone with Senpai (Aired: 07/19/2017)
    • Episode 3: Pitch Perfect with Senpai (Aired: 07/26/2017)
    • Episode 4: 300 with Senpai (Aired: 08/02/2017)
    • Episode 5: 101 with Senpai (Aired: 08/09/2017)
    • ... 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
    • Baseball Player (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu
    • Kazuko (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Miyake, Marie
    • Kondou, Udonko (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ishihara, Kaori
    • Michael (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Miyake, Marie
    • Natalia (Supporting)
    • Oshimoto, Youta (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Oosaka, Ryouta
    • Saleswoman (Supporting)
    • Takamiya, Ayano (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Tamura, Yukari
    • Tenchio, Keikiya (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Machida, Hirokazu
    • Todoroki, Raiemon (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Souma, Kouichi
    • Tomalin (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ogura, Yui
    • Yucatan (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Takahashi, Shinya

    Staff:

    • Itagaki, Shin (Director, Sound Director, Storyboard, Screenplay, Character Design)
    • Earth Star Dream (Theme Song Performance)
    • Watanabe, Yui (Theme Song Performance)
    • Asaka, Shiori (Animation Director)
    • Piyo (Original Creator)
    • Su, Shiyi (Key Animation, Animation Director)
    • Terada, Tsugeo (Original Creator)

    Reviews:

    • User SanaeK10 (Score: 7/10):
      9 Seasons later and the girls have finally formed their own idol group! The intro to Teekyuu finally brings closure to a gag established a fair few seasons back. The 9th Season of Teekyuu is here, and it’s largely the same Teekyuu you know and love. Since this is a short series, this is gonna be a short review with mostly short sentences. I liked how Yuri was made the Boke briefly in the Birthday episode. I liked the introduction of the 2 new side characters, Tennouzu Airu and Kiyozumi Shirakawa and how the series didn’t just throw them aside as one-off gags but actually developedthem (however briefly). I liked the 100th episode which was essentially a character ranking episode but with the good ol’ Teekyuu twist. I liked how Marimo was the Tsukkomi for 2 episodes. Toma-Tomarin! nnTeekyuu 9 excels at what Teekyuu normally excels in, frantic pacing and machinegun jokes. Although, this season’s pacing is noticeably slower than all the other seasons, with one episode even featuring an eyecatch and another episode featuring a beat panel! It’s not as slow as the dreadfully dull Usakame, but it is a bit offputting at times, especially if you’re used to the series’ madness by now. Despite being 30 seconds longer, the extra 30 seconds are dedicated to the frankly mediocre ED (Yes Teekyuu has an ED now and it’s basically idol shilling), but one wonders if the extended length contributed to the slower pacing. Think Yama no Susume when it got extended from 2-minute shorts to full episodes. Also there were some minor continuity errors but this didn’t impact my enjoyment of the show. Still, some jokes do benefit from the series’ new slower pacing, such as the aforementioned beat panel or the ending to the Marimo Tsukkomi episode.nnAll in all, Teekyuu 9 is a return to form after the quite frankly miserable 6th and 7th Seasons. A bit slower, but still the same Teekyuu goodness. Part of your 5-A-Day!nnAnd as usual, if you’re a fan of the series, you’d have already watched it at least 3 times. But if you’re curious, you could always start here. Or marathon the series from episode 1 if you’re brave enough. Don’t worry, it’s perfectly normal when your nose starts to bleed at around the 30-minute mark.nn7/10nToma-Tomarin~
    • User pomegranit (Score: 5/10):
      I honestly didn’t like this season as much as the others. It was a little dull if I’m being perfectly honest. They relied too much on their earlier successes and tried to make the entire show just made out of running gags instead of just the witty humor it usually used. A lot of other things (like the themes) just didn't seem as up to par to me. Regardless, I still watched the whole thing and it wasn’t terrible, but it just didn’t measure up to the earlier seasons. If you enjoyed the first few seasons, I would still watch this because it's not entirelydisappointing-- just not as good. nnHave a great day everyone! :)

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