GJ Club 2013
What is GJ Club?
GJ Club is a Japanese television series that aired in 2013. The show centers around Shinomiya Kyouya, a high school student who becomes an involuntary member of the GJ Club, which meets in an old school building.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2013
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 12
- Runtime
- 23 minutes
- First aired
- Jan 10, 2013
- Last aired
- Mar 28, 2013
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- Nippon TV
- Genres
- Animation, Comedy
- Updated
At a glance
- Rating
- ★ TMDB users: 6.1/10 from 13 votes
- Format
- 1 season · 12 episodes
- Episode runtime
- ~23 minutes
- Status
- Ended
- Network
- Nippon TV
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GJ Club is a Japanese television series that aired in 2013. The show centers around Shinomiya Kyouya, a high school student who becomes an involuntary member of the GJ Club, which meets in an old school building. The club is led by Mao, a short-statured president with an egotistical personality. Other club members include Megumi, Mao's sister who possesses a generous and angelic nature, Shion who demonstrates genius-level intelligence but lacks common sense, and Kirara who maintains a constant state of hunger. The series explores the daily interactions and activities of these club members within their school setting. The show's title refers to the club's name, which stands for "Good Job," though the acronym's meaning is not explicitly detailed in the premise. The program focuses on the comedic and slice-of-life elements of high school club activities and the personalities of the main characters.
Should you watch it?
“A high school student is forcibly recruited into the eccentric GJ Club by its unique members.”
- diverse character personalities
- focused club setting
- limited plot progression
Watch it if you enjoy character-focused school comedies.
The series features lighthearted interactions within a school club setting.
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Season 1 · 12 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 I Did a Good Job! Mytharc Jan 10, 2013
- E2 Friendliness, Lonliness, and Her Strangeness? Core Jan 17, 2013
- E3 Kyoro on the GJ String Core Jan 24, 2013
- E4 After School's Cultural Festival Party Core Jan 31, 2013
- E5 Double Fantasy Core Feb 7, 2013
- E6 Four Little Sisters Enter!? Core Feb 14, 2013
- E7 A New Club Member Appears! Core Feb 21, 2013
- E8 Sisters Attack! Core Feb 28, 2013
- E9 Kyoro on the GJ String, REBIRTH Core Mar 7, 2013
- E10 Autumn of Arts, Appetite, and Attack Core Mar 14, 2013
- E11 Agreement Cancelled Mytharc Mar 21, 2013
- E12 Let Us Say Goodbye, GJ Club Mytharc Mar 28, 2013
Frequently asked questions
What does GJ stand for?
The club is referred to as the Good Job Club.
Who is the main character?
The story follows Shinomiya Kyouya after he is conscripted into the club.
Who are the members of the club?
The members include Mao, Megumi, Shion, and Kirara.
Where does the show take place?
The series is set in an old school building.
What is the personality of the club president?
The president, Mao, is described as short and egotistical.
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