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Tadaima, Okaeri

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Hoping for a fresh start, househusband Masaki Fujiyoshi, his spouse Hiromu, and their toddler son, Hikari, move to a new neighborhood. The couple's union was frowned upon by many due to Masaki's status as an omega—a secondary gender that allows an individual to give birth. Even for an alpha—seen as the superior secondary gender—such as Hiromu, discrimination seems to be commonplace and a hindrance to a life of domestic bliss. Fortunately, the new family is not alone.

Little Hikari becomes attached to Yuuki Hirai, the Fujiyoshis' lonely college student neighbor. Despite his initial reluctance, Yuuki ends up befriending the infant.

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What is the premise of the anime Tadaima, Okaeri?

The series follows Masaki Fujiyoshi, a househusband and omega who moves to a new neighborhood with his alpha spouse Hiromu and their toddler son, Hikari. Because Masaki's omega status allows him to give birth, their family dynamic faces prejudice from a society that heavily frowns upon their union.

Is Tadaima, Okaeri based on Omegaverse tropes?

Yes, the anime is a wholesome domestic take on the traditional Omegaverse (ABO) dynamics, focusing on family life rather than the darker themes usually associated with the genre. It explicitly explores the social prejudices Masaki faces as an omega while highlighting the deep love within his family.

Who are the main characters in Tadaima, Okaeri?

The central family consists of Masaki Fujiyoshi, the anxious omega househusband; Hiromu Fujiyoshi, the loving alpha and primary breadwinner; and their toddler son, Hikari. They are later joined by Hiromu's younger brother, who moves in to help support the growing household.

Which studio animated the Tadaima, Okaeri anime?

The anime adaptation was produced by Studio Ajiado and premiered in the Spring 2024 anime season. It is notable for being one of the very few mainstream anime to adapt Omegaverse tropes into a mainstream slice-of-life comedy.

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