[Topic] Summary of Anime Popular Among Middle School Students

The Yunoki family's four brothers.

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A heartwarming story about four siblings who lost their parents and support each other through everyday life, The Yuzuki Family’s Four Sons.

Alongside the eldest brother’s sense of responsibility and the second brother’s free-spirited nature, the third brother’s kindness and the youngest’s innocence are also depicted, making each character unique and appealing.

The siblings’ interactions are often comedic with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, yet there are also scenes so moving they can bring you to tears.

Centered on the importance of family and bonds, it’s a story that upper elementary school children can easily relate to.

In addition to its warm narrative, the snappy, well-paced dialogue is another reason for its popularity.

Just by watching, you can feel the preciousness of the brothers’ bond, and it’s a heartwarming work that often becomes a topic among friends, such as “Which brother do you like best?”

Dragon Ball GT

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Dragon Ball GT, which began airing in 1996, is the sequel to the anime Dragon Ball Z that had been broadcast up to that point.

Since the original manga’s story ends with Dragon Ball Z, people were also interested in what new developments would unfold from there.

The series follows Son Goku, who has been turned back into a child, as he embarks on a space-traveling adventure with his granddaughter Pan and Trunks.

This adventure-centric storyline evokes the early days of the original series.

With encounters with unique characters on various planets, the show offers appeal beyond just the battles.

Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story

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Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story is a work that portrays how a swordsman said to be the strongest at the end of the Edo period lived on in the Meiji era.

It depicts the protagonist, Kenshin Himura—once feared as the manslayer Battōsai—taking a vow never to kill and helping those in need.

The story is compelling, from Kenshin’s past and inner turmoil to his interactions with a cast of fascinating allies and his ferocious battles with arch-enemies.

The intense action set in a world like a period drama stirred the hearts of viewers.

It is a long‑loved series that helped support Shonen Jump’s golden age.

Yu-Gi-Oh!

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The 1998 anime often considered the origin of the series, Yu-Gi-Oh!, is a work whose appeal lies in its horror-tinged atmosphere from the early manga and its thrilling developments.

After the protagonist, Yugi Mutou, solves the ancient Egyptian Millennium Puzzle, a second persona emerges, who judges evil through Shadow Games and resolves incidents.

Not only Yugi’s friends but also the villains are strikingly unique, and their relationships further heighten the drama.

The in-story card game, Magic and Wizards, became the basis for Duel Monsters, which then expanded and led to everything that followed—making this a work that can truly be called the beginning of a legend.