Anime Like Kirepapa.
A father so obsessed with keeping his son's world pure that he poisons cake with a smile, all while nursing a crush on a mysterious writer he'll never have. The comedy lands because it knows exactly how ridiculous this is, and the two episodes move with enough momentum that you don't have time to ask if any of this makes sense. By the end, you understand why Chisato does what he does, and that understanding hits different than the setup promised.
SYNOPSIS
Chisato is a strikingly youthful 35-year-old novelist with a problem: he's convinced everyone around his fifteen-year-old son Riju is plotting to corrupt him. His solution is unorthodox. He turns on the charm, offers homemade treats, and slips poison into every cake meant for his boy's friends. It's a twisted father's idea of protection, and it works brilliantly until Shunsuke shows up. This one guy doesn't fall for Chisato's act, which raises a question that terrifies the protective parent: what does Shunsuke actually want from Riju? The real mystery runs deeper, though. Chisato harbors an obsession with a mysterious writer that colors everything he does. His paranoia about Riju's friendships stems from something darker in his own past. As Shunsuke becomes impossible to scare away, Chisato's carefully constructed world begins to crack, forcing him to confront why he's so desperate to keep his son isolated. This comedy-drama rides a razor's edge between dark humor and genuine emotional stakes, asking what love looks like when it curdles into possession.
