Review Gargoyle of the Yoshinagas aka Yoshinaga-san'chi no Gargoyle

Thinking about it and maybe a bit of an odd bird by reviewing the show. After all Gargoyle of the Yoshinagas is a show I'm pretty much expecting that of you really were thinking of seeing and really isn't much more than mediocre site really can claim this as a gym and or make some rage filled hate review of it.

One of the main characters jump kicking the other 

 Review Gargoyle of the Yoshinagas is the story of a somewhat ordinary family consisting of a rather tomboyish girl named Futaba (In fact I think about an episode or two passed before I realized she was a girl) her slightly feminine older brother Kazumi and their two parents. One day Futaba  wins a strange stone statue in the local lottery. Much to everyone's surprise this statue can talk and move about (although it is never mobile in the animation) for it is an alchemical creation called gargoyle or Gar kun for short.

A phantom thief riding a robot, just like most slice of life shows

If I would have to give this show a genre classification I would call it a slice of life show with a hefty side of comedy. However this isn't a normal slice of life show as the titular character gargoyle is only the first of many supernatural elements that inhabit this show. In reality there is also a splash of action in this show although I wouldn't really call this should show in action show. Except for a couple of episodes that pick up from the previous episode and a finale which brings a lot of dangling elements together the show is mostly episodic.

Futaba and her friends

As it is a mostly a slice of life show perhaps the most important thing is the characters. Gargoyle to start off with is this stalwart defender of this show's characters and even if he doesn't have the most complex of personalities he is an honorable sword and therefore quite likable. This is contrasted with the other main character for top may be a bit of local pretty girl but as it turns out she is no usually do the right thing and therefore he can really cater. Many of the other characters have less of a presence or only there for a couple of episodes but they make an interesting mix as well.

Overall I consider this a decent show not a great show but something you might not pass up if for some weird reason you ever get the chance to watch this.

 Rating The bronze Onsakumaru (Shinobu 2x2) for being a decent show that I watch almost entirely to Hear Norio Wakamoto.