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No Nut November

**General** - Transcript

**No Nut November** is a video made by pamtri. It was uploaded on November 1st, 2019.

## Characters

* SpongeBob
* Sandy

## Synopsis

SpongeBob and Sandy are hanging out in Sandy's treedome. Sandy asks SpongeBob to give her some of the nuts sitting on the table. SpongeBob reminds her that it's No Nut November, so she can't have any nuts. Sandy declares that she will just die then, and she proceeds to do so. Unfazed by his friend's death, SpongeBob comments that Sandy just could have grabbed the nuts herself and he wouldn't have tried to stop her, but he shrugs it off. Sandy then resurrects herself, curses at SpongeBob, and shoots him.

## Trivia

This video is a reference to the No Nut November challenge.
Fujio Akatsuka At Night

Cover to Narinaresha's book.

**Fujio Akatsuka at Night** ( 夜の赤塚不二夫, *Yoru no Akatsuka Fujio)* is an anthology book released in July 28th 2021, comprising several previously never reprinted adult standalone Akatsuka works, as well as a reprint of Hana-chan Sleeps for the very first time.

## Works Reprinted

* Hana-chan Sleeps (Main Feature, All 13 chapters)- *The 10th chapter was restored from a manuscript copy in which only handwritten text can be seen.*
* Motomu-kun (All 2 of its chapters)
* Tattoo Operation
* Traverou (All 12 chapters)
* Fujio Akatsuka's Gag Manga School
* Affection Restaurant
* Unagi-Inu (All 8 chapters)
* Good Friends are Beautiful
* Scenes of Life in 2000 AD
* Points of Interest!
* I Love Monroe-chan
* Tamagotchi
* Showa Yopparai Research Institute
* Nyarome (1997 Exhibition Catalog Manga)
* Yojimbo
* Iyami's Respect for the Aged Day
* New Years' Day
* "My Town" illustration

Rough sketches for "New Years' Day" can also be seen in the book, along with thumbnail samples of Mean Current Affairs in the first interview section.

## Other Content in the Book

### Introduction: Fujio Akatsuka around 1986 (Tatsuya Matsuki, Fujio Pro)

A foreword explaining Akatsuka's attempt at reviving his career in the mid-1980s, which included the launches of adult work like Reading Dai-sensei, *Hana-chan*, *Mean Current Affairs*, and Yarasete-ojisan. While some of these like *Hana-chan* proved to be short-lived, they helped set the stage for the "Akatsuka revival strategy" that occurred in late 1987 with new serializations of Osomatsu-kun and The Genius Bakabon.

### "When I Assisted on "Hana-chan Sleeps"" (Katta Yoshi, Fujio Pro)

A retrospective by Katta Yoshi on his work with the series, including original sketches and commentary on select moments.

### "Hana-chan Sleeps" is the Source of the Snack! (Sujitaro Tamabukuro, All Japan Snack Federation)

An interview with the chairman of the All Japan Snack Federation, who praises the series for bringing to light exposure of the snack bar concept that exploded in popularity during the 1980s.
Emerson Fittipaldi

**Emerson Wojciechowska Fittipaldi** was mentioned in the episode Lecture Circuit, where he appears on a portrait on the McLaren hall of Fame. He was a Brazilian racing driver who become the first ever Formula 1 world champion from Brazil, having won the title 2 times, the first one in 1972, and the second one in 1974. He is also one of the three Brazilian Formula 1 world champions, the other two being Nelson Piquet and Ayrton Senna. Fittipaldi is best known for being McLaren's first world drivers' champion in 1974, when he won his second championship title. He also helped McLaren win its first World Constructors' Championship title.
Adventurer Miru-chan

**Adventurer Miru-chan** (ぼうけんミルちゃん *Bouken Miru-chan*) is a 1972-1973 manga by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, with Akira Saito as an uncredited illustrator. It succeeded the Fun Kindergarten version of Akko-chan's Got a Secret!

## Overview

The young Miru-chan and her talking cat Terekou, in the limits of 5 page stories, travel to other worlds via their television set and try to help out others or wind up getting into chaotic situations.

Although it has a little girl as a protagonist and can be seen in a similar vein as series like Hippie-chan or Tsumannaiko-chan, *Miru-chan* appears to have not been counted as a "shojo" title by Fujio Pro likely due to its relatively short-lived serialization. It would seem to be counted more in the general *kodomo* vein that most other manga that ran in the same magazine were, with a touch of gag.

It was one of a few specific titles that Akira Saito ghostwrote on, and that he would remember when recounting his time at Fujio Pro through his autobiographical retrospectives; other notable works he handled art on included the Lied Comic *Nyarome* series, later chapters of The Great Stupid Detective Kogoro Hakuchi and Nyan Nyan Nyanda, and all the art of Kensaku the Architect after Akatsuka bowed out of the title.

## Characters

### Miru-chan

The protagonist, dressed in notable "M" overalls. She is a young girl of around kindergarten age, to fit the magazine's demographic, and is eager to go exploring. With the call of "***Flight, Flight, Go!***" she and Terekou can travel through TV.

### Terekou

A cross-eyed, goofy-looking cat with a clock/watch worn on his collar. He can walk and talk much like other Akatsuka animals, and accompanies Miru-chan on her travels.

## Serialization

* Fun Kindergarten: October 1972 to May 1973

1. (October 1972)- Miru-chan travels through the TV to become a princess.
2. (November 1972)- Miru-chan and Terekou wind up traveling to a jungle.
3. (December 1972)
4. (January 1973)- Miru-chan and Terekou travel into a space story and rescue a little girl to return her to her family.
5. (February 1973)
6. (March 1973)- Miru-chan and Terekou wind up drunk on sake after an adventure back through time.
7. (April 1973)
8. (May 1973)

## Reprints

To this date, there has yet to be any reprint of the series though evidence of its existence can be found in archived copies of the magazine via the National Diet Library or through auctions. Occasionally, the "name" (rough draft) pages of the series from Fujio Pro may also pop up in an auction, showing the rough linework for Miru and Terekou while the rest of the comic was to be completed by assistant.

## External Links

* Auction of name pages for Miru-chan chapter 1, Mandarake (Japanese)
* Auction of name pages for Miru-chan chapter 2, Mandarake (Japanese)
* Auction of name pages for Miru-chan chapter 4, Mandarake (Japanese)
* Auction of name pages for Miru-chan chapter 6 and character concept art sheet, Mandarake (Japanese)
* Auction of name pages for an unknown chapter (Japanese)
Fujio Akatsuka's Literary Walk

Cover to the Lied SP Comics reprint

**Fujio Akatsuka's Literary Walk** ( 赤塚不二夫の文学散歩 ) is a gag manga by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, serialized in Bungeishunju's All Reading magazine from 1983 to 1985.

## Overview

This is another of Akatsuka's "current affairs"-themed gag manga, but considered a "Book Review Manga" for how each chapter is patterned after that of a different book or other topical writing that was out at the time.

## Characters

### Those from "The Genius Bakabon"

* Ryunoshin Hattori
* Rerere
* Police Chief (doubling as a *Kogoro Hakuchi* series reference)
* Kaoru-chan
* Bakabon's Papa
* The Police Officer with the Connected Eyes

### Other

* Nyarome (*Extraordinary Ataro*)
* The Great Stupid Detective Kogoro Hakuchi (with some redesign)
* Gon's Father (*Let's La Gon*)
* Iyami (*Osomatsu-kun*)

## Serialization

* All Reading: March 1983 to July 1985

Only the first 16 chapters have ever made it to book form, with 17 through 29 still currently uncollected.

## Reprints

* Lied SP Comics: 1 volume
* Shogakukan: The above book version is reprinted as part of the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set.
The Baseball Family

The cast of the one-shot

**The Baseball Family** (野球一家) is a gag one-shot by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, serialized in Weekly Shonen King.

## Overview

The tale of a very serious baseball game-minded family, whose daily antics are dictated by their love of the sport and their aim to become part of the Yomiuri Giants.

## Characters

### Jiro

The protagonist and the second son of the family. He still wets his baseball diamond-shaped futon, which causes him to be punished and forced to run laps with the futon on his back. His nose is concealed by a bandage and he has sparse teeth.

While Jiro's brothers are able to expertly catch their breakfast thrown by their mother, he has trouble with being able to do so. He is also not able to expertly dive into class on time like Ichiro.

### Ichiro

The eldest son of the family, who calls attention to Jiro's bed-wetting. He and Jiro both attend junior high school.

### Saburo

The youngest son, who has no discernable facial features except the baseball-shaped marking on his cheeks.

### Papa

The father, who wears a large baseball mitt over his head and has a baseball bat-shaped nose. He is not too skilled at catching, and gets a rice ball to the face.

### Mama

A mother with baseball diamond-shaped glasses.

### Grandpa

The old grandfather responsible for keeping the family alert and in line with their pitching and catching skills.

### Ball, Mitt, and Tama

The three family pets. Ball is a pig with a baseball-shaped nose, Mitt is a dog with a baseball mitt-like head, and Tama is a cat with baseball-stitch markings across his face. These pets also take part in prepping their game skills.
Gone With The Wind

**Gone With The Wind** - is a Tooned Season 1's sixth episode.

## Characters

* McLaren's Mechanics (Mechanics)
* Jenson
* Lewis
* Professor M
* Mayoress of Woking
* Terrence (McLaren's Mechanics, Mechanics)
* Mayoress' Bodyguard

## Trivia

* On this episode Mayoress of Woking, Terrence and Mayoress' Bodyguard appeared for only time.
Kikuchiyo (cat)

**Kikuchiyo** (c: 1979-October 10, 1997) was Fujio Akatsuka's pet cat who served as a source of inspiration for the manga The Flower of Kikuchiyo, among other works featuring him in a fictionalized form.

He appeared on several TV commercials and became much of a celebrity like his owner, with his name coming from the character played by Toshiro Mifune in the movie *The Seven Samurai*.

Kikuchiyo lived an impressive 18 years for a cat, eventually passing away in 1997 and bringing great sorrow to Akatsuka and the many fans who had followed the cat's fame. His remains currently reside in the Tetsugakudo Pet Cemetery, Tokyo, although an altar for him also exists at the Fujio Akatsuka Memorial Hall.
Galil SR99

其他
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总览
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SR-99拥有很短的射击间隔，它的射速较快，但是后坐力更大，如果进行快速射击，子弹的落单点会直线上升，因此在远距离，尽量不要用这种方式射击，稍微放慢射击频率可以大幅度增加子弹落点的密集程度。SR-99在的威力比较大，只要2枪即可带走一条人命，并且子弹非常的充足。

### 优势

* 较大的威力
* 较快的换弹速度
* 较快的切换速度
* 开镜后较高的精准度
* 较高的载弹量
* 半自动射击间隔较小

### 劣势

* 较差的木质材料穿透能力
* 较重的武器重量
* 较慢的准星恢复速度
* 较大的后坐力
* 受击稳定性很差

## 可用服务器

* **CF 俄服**
* **CF 国服**
* ~~CF 日服~~
* **CF 北美服**
* ~~CF 欧服~~
* **CF 巴西服**
* **CF 印尼服**
* **CF 越南服**
* **CF 菲律宾服**
* **CF 新韩服**

变种
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Galil SR99-红色闪电
## 你知道吗

* Galil SR-99是少有的拥有两个后备弹匣的半自动狙击枪。
* CF 欧服的Galil SR-99 武器介绍中表示载弹量仅有25/25，这个错误在之后被修复。
* CF 越南服和菲律宾服的 Galil SR-99 只能在大逃杀模式中获取。

画廊
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Nyan Nyan Nyanda

Cover to the first eBook volume, featuring Nyanda and Mimi.

**Nyan Nyan Nyanda** (ニャンニャンニャンダ) is a gag work by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, based off the character of Nyanda from the TV series "Good Morning! Childrens' Show". It was serialized in Adventure King.

## Overview

"Good Morning! Childrens' Show" was a childrens' variety show which ran from November 8, 1965 to September 28, 1980 on the Nippon Television Network. During its years of broadcast in 1972-1977, Fujio Akatsuka was given the opportunity to design a puppet for the show, the cat known as Nyanda (voiced by Katsuo Unno). Due to the popularity, Akatsuka would then helm this series, as the succeeding feature in *Adventure King* after the end of The Great Stupid Detective Kogoro Hakuchi.

For the series, Nyanda would gain somewhat of a regular supporting cast in that of his creator, his girlfriend Mimi, and a talking totem pole known as Totem-kun. Midway through the feature, as Akatsuka ceased art duty and his assistant Akira Saito took over (as had been the case with *Kogoro Hakuchi*), there wound up being more integration of Akatsuka's Star System.

## Characters

### Nyanda

(ニャンダ)

A living puppet in the shape of a cat. He was designed by his creator to mimic a deceased cat named Nyanda, but when that didn't satisfy the man, he attempted to make a wish on a star as with the legend of Pinocchio. However, as it rained, the Umeboshi God was the one to deliver on the wish and bring Nyanda to life.

### Grandpa Bakabon

(バカボンじいさん)

The creator of Nyanda and Mimi. He is an old man rather suspiciously similar to that of Bakabon's Papa, and serves as the Gepetto-type figure of the storyline.

### Mimi-chan

(ミミちゃん)

Nyanda's girlfriend, created by Grandpa Bakabon and given life in order to provide him a companion. She is a pretty white cat puppet who bears flowers blooming at the end of her whiskers.

## Serialization

* Adventure King: January 1975 to October 1976

The title ran for these 22 chapters in the magazine:

1. "**The Birth of Nyanda and Mimi-chan!!**" (ニャンダとミミちゃん誕生!!)
2. **"The Birth of Totem-kun!"** (トーテム君誕生!)
3. (ライバル トーテムを殺せ!)
4. (ぼくやけ酒がほしい気分ニャ!!)
5. (5月5日のデカ鯉のぼり)
6. (ニャンダのニャンダとはニャンダ)
7. **"Quiz Quiz Nyanda Quiz"** (クイズクイズニャンダクイズ)
8. **"Urashima Nyantaro"** (うらしまニャンたろう)
9. (UFOは不老長寿ニャンだ!)
10. (秋の夜長にツチノコでたニョ!!)
11. (石の下にも三百年)
12. (寒い寒いと山からたより)
13. **"A Rival Shows Up"** (ライバルあらわる)
14. (おひかえなすっていちぬけた～っ)
15. (おかしらネッシーちゃん)
16. (なじェネッシーいるんかニョ!?)
17. (まんがニャンてかんたんニャ)
18. (ああ！現実とはこんなもんニャ)
19. (おんなはアクマニャ!)
20. (夏はミステリーがいいニョだ)
21. (らくがきおんなを助けてみれば)
22. (プレゼントはひみつニャンダ!)

## Reprints

* Akebono: 2 volumes in "Akebono Comics" imprint, chapters 21 and 22 left out of release.
* Shogakukan: The Akebono volumes were digitized for the "Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works" DVD-ROM collection, along with being put as a print-on-demand edition for ComicPark.
* eBookJapan: 2 volumes; chapters 21 and 22 were restored (albeit from the original magazine copy in the case of 22 due to missing manuscript)

## External Links

* "Nyan Nyan Nyanda" write-up at the Akatsuka Preservation Society (Japanese)
The Boxing Family

Original color frontispiece to the story.

**The Boxing Family** (BOXING一家) is a one-shot feature by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, serialized in Weekly Shonen King.

## Overview

A young man known as Yamagawa arrives at a marriage meeting for his prospective bride Hanako.

However, he is warned that Hanako may bear a strange face and is shocked at what he sees, learning as well that she just so happens to be a boxer...

## Characters

### Yamagawa-kun

An average young businessman. Though initially uncertain of Hanako, he becomes agreeable and willing to accept her liquor and want to box with her, discovering that they may in fact be the perfect pair after all.

After the timeskip at the end of the story, Yamagawa's face has become just as skewed as Hanako's due to all the injuries and deformites he's received in boxing, but he's the proud father of identical quintuplets that are all just as strong.

### Hanako

A young woman, 24 years of age. Her face was relatively normal up until after age 23, when she took up boxing. All the times in the ring and repeated blows to her face caused it to become severely askew and the total opposite of beauty.

### Taro

Hanako's bratty, younger and grade school-aged brother. In the end after some years pass by, he and his parents have to wear boxing gloves at all times when dealing with the offspring that Yamagawa-kun and Hanako have produced.

### Hanako's Father

He is proud to bring someone to marry his daughter, and explains her situation rather casually, but can become fired up and angered at his son's rudeness or another unexpected swerve in the situation.

### Hanako's Mother

Introduces Hanako to Yamagawa and explains her love of boxing. In the end, she is shown to have aged somewhat but carries boxing gloves around like the rest of the family to prepare herself against her wild grandchildren.
Osomatsu-kun Song

**Osomatsu-kun Song** (おそ松くんのうた) is the opening theme used for the 1965 Asahi Sonorama drama album adaptation of the chapter "We'll Do Anything in 6 Rounds!".

It is sung by Minori Matsushima (Osomatsu), Toshiko Fujita (Chibita), Makiko Ito, Hiromi Yamagishi, and Kazuko Yoshikawa (Other Sextuplets). Although the title is identical, it has no relation or resemblance to either of the themes used for the later 1966 anime series.

## Lyrics

スクラムくんで 六人タッグ

つらいことでも 平ちゃらだい

六人で わけあえば 六分の一

うれしいことなら まかしとけ

六人でよろこべば 六倍になる

六人よれば こわくない

こわくない こわくない

試験 進学 まとめてこい!

｢シェー! ミーも このー お面倒みて くれざんすか｣

｢人気ぜっちょう チビ太さまを入れろ!｣

｢あのー わたスも だみだスか?｣

｢ようし! ぼくらについてこい!｣

スクラムくんで 全員タッグ

オデンのことなら まかしとけ

全員でわけあえば

｢ケケケッ!｣

なくなるぞ わけてやんないよ!

あふれるハァイト 六人チーム

きびしいことでも 平ちゃらだい

六人でわけあえば 六分の一

強い敵なら ダウンしろ

六人でがんばれば 六倍になる

六人組めば 強くなる

強くなる 強くなる

ケントウ ケンカ まとめてこい

｢シェー! ミーが あのー アナウンサーやるざんすよ｣

｢ホエホエ ほんとだスか｣

｢たよりにしてるわよ｣

｢オーケー! ぼくらにまかしとけ!｣

あふれるファイト 全員チーム

困ったことなら まかしとけ

全員で がんばれば

｢ケケッ ぼくも入る!｣

うるさくなるぞ 入れてやんないよ!
Tenpei and Sister

**Tenpei and Sister** ( 点平とねえちゃん ) and its sequel **White Kappogi** ( しろいかっぽうぎ ) were two early, somewhat connected 1960s one-shots by Fujio Akatsuka, serialized in Shojo Club.

## Overview

Both one-shots focus on two siblings, Junko and Tenpei, and their life growing up in poverty in Tokyo. The first story revolves around Junko's ill-fated love for a young man she meets, while the second involves her hopeless wish for a white one-piece dress.

Eventually, both stories were remade and merged together by Akatsuka to create the 1966 Kyuhei and Sister, showcasing more obviously recycled plot elements along with new ones thrown into the mix.

## Characters

### Junko

A junior high school student that lives with her mother and her younger brother in a poorer section of the city, and who develops feelings for "Croquette nii-san" through the first story. She eventually decides to write out a letter of her feelings, but is unable to deliver it due to her would-be boyfriend's death.

Junko and Tenpei also must face the mockery of better-off children who ridicule them for living near the smelly, polluted Sumida river.

Even though Junko wishes greatly for the pricy white dress she sees at the clothing store, she ultimately buys a new apron and winds up seeing the dress she'd wanted hanging up on someone's clothesline the next day.

### Tenpei

A mischievous little boy who will pester his sister during class and have the impulse to get into a fight with a stray dog for stealing his food. This makes him the target of gangsters, who Croquette nii-san must try to defend him and Junko from.

### "The Croquette nii-san"

A young man who replaces Tenpei's dirtied croquette, earning him this nickname. He is kind and open-hearted, but unfortunately suffers from weakness during the story, particularly when he gets into a fight and is overpowered by the gangsters that attack the siblings. This ultimately costs him his life shortly after, when Tenpei goes to visit him and learns that he has died of an incurable disease.

### Mother

Junko and Tenpei's mother appears to be an ordinary housewife in her brief cameo in the first story, but is shown to be a factory worker in the sequel.

## Serialization

* Shojo Club: September 15, 1960 (Tenpei and Sister) and September 1961 supplement (White Kappogi)

## Reprints

* Akebono: White Kappogi was reprinted as extra content in the "Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works" volume of Happy-chan/World Masterpiece Comics.
* Shogakukan: The "Happy-chan" volume was digitized for the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set. Tenpei and Sister itself can be found in the "1960s" DVD-ROM book.
Harenchi Masterpiece Series

Frontispiece for the original serialization of "The New Beggar Prince"

The **Harenchi Masterpiece Series** (ハレンチ名作シリーズ), also known as the **World Masterpiece Comics**, was a short-term gag feature by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro that was serialized in Ribon Comic through 1969.

## Overview

Re-tellings of classic folk tales from over the world, but with their own Fujio Pro-style twists.

Each story was originally serialized in color, but reprints utilize versions that were traced by assistants to create entirely monochromatic copies.

## Serialization

* Ribon Comic: June to October 1969

These stories made up the series:

1. "The New Beggar Prince" (新こじき王子, June 1969)- A take on the classic "Prince and the Pauper".
2. "The New Momotaro" (新桃太郎, July 1969)- The folk hero Momotaro's sister winds up raised by the old couple instead, in another twist on the tale.
3. "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp" (アラジンとまほうのランプ, August 1969)- A new take on Aladdin.
4. "Not a Mermaid Princess but a Goldfish Princess" (人形姫でなくて金魚姫, September 1969)- A different spin on "The Little Mermaid".
5. "Kerogon and the Princess" (ケロゴンとお姫さま, October 1969)- A rather alternative telling of "The Frog Prince".

## Reprints

* Akebono: Reprinted as extra content in the "Happy-chan" volume of the Complete Works collection.
* Shogakukan: The Happy-chan/World Masterpiece Comics volume was digitized for the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set. It can also be bought through the print-on-demand form via ComicPark.
List of chapters in Extraordinary Ataro

This is the list of chapters for the manga Extraordinary Ataro.

## Weekly Shonen Sunday

### 1967

1. (#48)
2. (#49)
3. (#50)
4. (#52)

### 1968

1. (#1)
2. (#2-3 merger issue)
3. (#4)
4. (#5)
5. (#6)
6. (#7)
7. (#8)
8. (#9)
9. (#10)
10. (#11)
11. (#12)
12. (#13)
13. (#14)
14. (#15)
15. (#16)
16. (#17)
17. (#18)
18. (#19)
19. (#20)
20. (#21)
21. (#22)
22. (#23)
23. (#24)
24. (#25)
25. (#26)
26. (#27)
27. (#28)
28. (#29)
29. (#30)
30. (#31)
31. (#32)
32. (#33)
33. (#34)
34. (#35)
35. (#36)
36. (#37)
37. (#38)
38. (#39)
39. (#40)
40. (#41)
41. (#42)
42. (#43)
43. (#44)
44. (#45)
45. (#46)
46. (#47)
47. (#48)
48. (#49)
49. (#50)
50. (#51)
51. (#52)

### 1969

1. (#1)
2. (#2)
3. (#3)
4. (#4-5 merger)
5. (#6)
6. (#7)
7. (#8)
8. (#9)
9. (#10)
10. (#11)
11. (#12)
12. (#13)
13. (#14)
14. (#15)
15. (#16)
16. (#17)
17. (#18)
18. (#19)
19. (#20)
20. (#21)
21. (#22)
22. (#23)
23. (#24)
24. (#25)
25. (#26)
26. (#27)
27. (#28)
28. (#29)
29. (#30)
30. (#31)
31. (#32)
32. (#33)
33. (#34)
34. (#35)
35. (#36)
36. (#37)
37. (#38)
38. (#39)
39. (#40)
40. (#41)
41. (#42)
42. (#43)
43. (#44)
44. (#45)
45. (#46)
46. (#47)
47. (#48)
48. (#49)
49. (#50)
50. (#51)
51. (#52)

### 1970

1. (#1)
2. (#2)
3. (#3)
4. (#4-5 merger)
5. (#6)
6. (#7)
7. (#8)
8. (#9)
9. (#10)
10. (#11)
11. (#12)
12. (#13)
13. (#14)
14. (#15)
15. (#16)
16. (#17)
17. (#18)
18. (#19)
19. (#20)
20. (#21)
21. (#22)
22. (#23)
23. (#24)
24. (#25)
25. (#26)
26. (#27)
Chibimama

Frontispiece of Chibimama, Guzupapa, and Bakaboku.

**Chibimama** ( ちびママ ) is a gag work by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, serialized in Dokkan V.

## Overview

The adventures of an unusual family, known as **Chibimama** ("Little Mama"), **Guzupapa** ("Dull Papa"), and **Bakaboku** ("Idiot Boku").

## Characters

As with a lot of titles,The Police Officer with the Connected Eyes shows up as part of the police force.

### Chibimama

The title character, a rather small woman. She is responsible for keeping her family in line, and seeing to that things move along accordingly. She is quick and crafty in a fight.

### Guzupapa

Chibimama's much taller, larger husband. As his name suggests, he is quite lazy and slow, taking long to get up from bed to do anything productive. He is also rather foolish in comparison to his sly wife, but can have his own ingenious ways of going about some things.

### Bakaboku

The young, dumb son of the family, often shown going along with his parents plans or reacting to what goes on with them.

## Serialization

* Dokkan V: August 1978 to January 1979

There are 6 chapters:

* 1. **Going Out to the Beach** (海水浴へお出かけの巻)
* 2. **Chibimama's Shopping** (ちびママのおかいものの巻)
* 3. **Special Training for Dad's Marathon** (ぐすパパのマラソン特訓の巻)
* 4. **A Thief Spread in Mom's Absence** (ママの留守にひろったドロボーの巻)
* 5. **A Summer Turmoil that Santa Gave** (サンタがくれた夏騒動の巻)
* 6. **Guzupapa's Radio Control Strategy** (ぐずパパのラジコン作戦の巻)

## Reprints

* Futabasha: Reprinted as extra content in the 100 Tenland Comics release of "Ojisan is a Persuman"
* Shogakukan: The 100 Tenland Comics volumes were digitized as part of the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set, along with the ComicPark print-on-demand release.

However, there is no current print or digital reprint of the series that can be acquired easily.
Songo

**Songo**, created by Fujio Akatsuka, is a character from the series Songo-kun.

## Overview

As a protagonist patterned after the monkey king Sun Wukong (Son Goku) of "Journey to the West", Songo is a departure from most of Akatsuka's Stars being based from Japan; his home is in a mountainous region of China and he sets off from there.

Yet as the series goes on, Songo's location and even the events that go on can go through abrupt shifts for whatever type of journey Akatsuka wanted him to go through.

## Physical Appearance

Songo is a lean young boy with short, closely-cropped black hair. He has a face that is a cross between that of Osomatsu and Chibita; he has Chibita's wide eyes, pointed lip, and "cheek beard", but Osomatsu's nose and rounder face.

He generally wears a long-sleeved top with a ribbon sash over black, tight pants, and a pair of boots that will match the top; the color can either be red or blue, depending on the artwork. He also wears a golden tiara around his head, much like the ring that controls the Monkey King. This tiara is used to record his adventures and broadcast them back to his father's home base.

When not in his adventure uniform, Songo can be seen to wear basic T-shirts and shorts like any other boy his age.

## Personality

As shown at the start of the series, Songo is a tough and disobedient boy who likes to make trouble and fight with others in his town. This leads to his father receiving complaints about his behavior and forcing him to wear the tiara to record all his actions.

Knowing that his father will be constantly monitoring him tempers Songo's impulses to cause fights, though it also gives the man the idea to send him on a treasure hunt. Songo remains a headstrong, motivated child whose strength and temper aid him well in a fight.

In the 1990s remake, Songo starts out similarly rough but emphasizes his delinquent nature by crashing through school on a motorcycle and fighting his teacher.

## Relationships with Other Characters

### Sanzo (Ichiro)

Songo's friend, who he is responsible for supplying with food when in need, if Sanzo doesn't simply find anything to eat on his own. He is absent-minded and seems to only think of anything when his hunger is satisfied.

### The Old Man of the Pants (Dekapan)

An old man in the neighborhood who comes along on Songo's journey. Though he is something like a mentor figure, he is incredibly foolish himself. After he was given his name in Osomatsu-kun, the series would come to refer to him as "Dekapan" as well.

### Father

Although Songo doesn't like the tiara his father forces him to wear, he comes to rely on his father's other inventions to assist him in his adventures and to get him out of tough spots.

## Trivia

* Songo's father in the original series re-uses the same character template as Otasuke and Chota's fathers, if not all of those characters even being the same man. This can also highlight how Songo's own design took from both "Chibita" and "Sextuplet"-based templates, which each those other protagonists happen to respectively fall under.

## External Links

* Songo profile at Koredeiinoda (Japanese)
Matsuyo Matsuno

**Matsuyo Matsuno** (松野 松代 *Matsuno Matsuyo*), often simply referred to as **Mother**, is a character created by Fujio Akatsuka and appearing in Osomatsu-kun. She may also sometimes appear as a general member of Akatsuka's Star System, in other uses.

## Appearances in other works

*See also: Akatsuka's Star System*

* *Akko-chan's Got a Secret!*
* *There's no Wonderful Business like that of a Gag!*
* *Nyarome's World Expo Surprise Surprise Surprise Guide*
* *Cat's Eye News*
* *Unkor Wat*
* *Nyarome's Fun Sexual Education Classroom*
* *Fujio's Waru Waru World* (as Riyo Akatsuka)
* *Sheeh! Comeback*
* *What Will Fujio Akatsuka Do!?*
* *Gag Shop*

## Appearances in Animation

### Osomatsu-san

*For detailed information, see the Osomatsu-kun and Osomatsu-san wiki*

## Portrayals

### Voice Acting

* Osomatsu-kun (1966)- Mitsuko Aso (episodes 1-25) Takako Kondo (26-finale)
* Furious Ataro (1969)- Uncredited
* Osomatsu-kun (1988), CR Osomatsu-kun- Mari Yokoo
* Osomatsu-san- Kujira

## External Links

* Matsuyo (Sextuplets' Mother) profile at Koredeiinoda (Japanese)
Mika Hakkinen

**Mika Pauli Hakkinen**, nicknamed The Flying Finn, is a Finnish 2 Time Formula 1 World Champion, and a character that appears in Tooned. He is also a superhero from Planet Sisu, as revealed in an episode that tells the story of him in Tooned 50

## History

### 2012

On Lecture Circuit he appeared on McLaren's Hall of Fame twice. He won 2 championships for McLaren.
Hippie-chan

Hippie-chan and Fu, on the cover to the Mushi Pro volume.

**Hippie-chan** (ヒッピーちゃん) is a gag work by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, serialized in Shojo Friend from 1967 to 1968.

## Overview

After Akatsuka's previous shojo work Tecchan is Back to Fighting didn't prove to be a long-runner past its month-long try-out, Akatsuka tried a different idea for something that could work as a compelling successor to Jajako-chan in the magazine.

The series was inspired by the Hippie movement, in which people would cast aside life tied to expenses and mass production and advocate the return to a wild, organic existence. Thus, Hippie-chan is a free-spirited little girl who wanders about from place to place, hungry and longing but never feeling comfortable enough to settle down and sacrifice that freedom of travel.

While Hippie's adventures initially focused on her and her cat Fu, a third regular character named Tar-chan was added late into the series.

## Characters

### Hippie-chan

A crafty little girl who goes about playing tricks and finding ways to gain a goal such as food or shelter for the night, or getting creative revenge on those who might cross her. She never stays in one area for long, and sets about traveling with her umbrella and sack.

### Fu

Hippie's scruffy cat who tags along by her side, known for his sound of "Funya~".

### Tar-chan

A young boy patterned after Tarzan, who Hippie and Fu meet after traveling through a jungle. He opts to follow Hippie and Fu on their further adventures through cities and other locales.

A week before his debut in the series, he could be seen in Extraordinary Ataro as "The Tarzan Kid"

## Serialization

* Shojo Friend: 1967 #52 to 1968 #30, 1968 #34 to #45

## Reprints

* Mushi Pro: 1 volume (1968)
* Akebono: 1 volume in the Akebono Bunko imprint (1976)
* Shogakukan: The Akebono Bunko version was digitized for the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set, as well as being the source for the print-on-demand version through ComicPark.

Currently, there is no comprehensive reprint of the entire series and some editions do not have the same amount of chapters collected. In fact, chapters 29, 30, 37, 38, 40,41, and 42 have never been reprinted at all, while the Mushi Pro tankobon has some stories that the Akebono version had skipped over.

## External Links

* "Hippie-chan" write-up at the Akatsuka Preservation Society (Japanese)
Osomatsu-kun: The Medicine Strategy of Chibita

**Osomatsu-kun: The Medicine Strategy of Chibita** (チビ太のクスリ作戦) was an audio drama sonosheet released in March 1965, providing an early adaptation of the Osomatsu-kun manga.

It adapted the chapter "A Giant Chibita Appears!?" (巨大チビ太出現!?), with some changes.

## Plot

When Chibita is made fun of for his short size by the sextuplets, he goes to Dekapan for advice and a possible invention to help him grow. After that fails, Dekapan creates a shrinking potion that Chibita decides to use on the sextuplets for revenge.

## Staff

### Voice Cast

* Osomatsu- Minori Matsushima
* Chibita- Tetsuko Kuroyanagi
* Iyami- Kyoji Kobayashi
* Dekapan- Kazuo Kumakura
* Other Sextuplets- Keiko Yamamoto, Tomoko Sayama, Tomono Mitamura

## Songs

**"Osomatsu-kun"**(おそ松くん)

Lyrics- Fujio Akatsuka/ Composer- Urahito Watanabe/ Singers- Vocal Shop

**"Osomatsu-kun Ondo"** (おそ松くん音頭)

Lyrics- Fujio Akatsuka/ Composer- Seiichiro Uno/ Singers- Minori Matsushima, Keiko Yamamoto, Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, Tomoko Sayama, Tomono Mitamura
Ramen Great Escape

Frontispiece featuring the two protagonists.

**Ramen Great Escape** ( ラーメン大脱走 ) is a gag one-shot by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, produced for Chalmera Action in 1986.

## Overview

Published during a time of ramen popularity, this story centers around Prisoner #50, a man who will break out of prison each night so that he can go enjoy ramen shops in the city. No matter how the police try to stop him, Prisoner #50's ramen love cannot be denied. However, in a twist, this is due to the director of the prison ordering him to go out and sample the ramen for him, as he is the true lover of the food.

Though the main two characters of the one-shot are exclusive to its story and not meant to be any pre-existing Star System members, their similarities (such as Prisoner #50's beard to that of Kaoru-chan) help the two fit with the rest of the characters who do guest-star in the plot.

Some outside Star System presence is also seen in the story, with the ramen-loving Koike-san (of Fujiko Fujio fame) also showing up at a ramen shop.

## Characters

### Prisoner #50

A man torn between wanting his freedom and having to follow the orders of the Director, to find the best-tasting "5 star" ramen ever and report back on his findings. He must risk constant injury and death escaping the prison and being tracked down by police, or perils on the way back to the prison as well.

He tries to negotiate a release from the prison early on, but Director refuses and instead condemns him to life imprisonment as a way to keep him on the hunt for ramen. He manages to find an "8 star" ramen completely exceeding his expectations, but is left debating whether to escape or to return to the prison to tell of his findings. #50 makes the decision to go back, but finds the gate sealed shut, banging on it and ordering the Director to open up.

### Director

A supreme ramen-lover who has #50 escape each night, and go to a different ramen store to let him know of the taste. He trusts #50's sense of taste greatly, and desires to know the best source of ramen.

## Reprints

* Shogakukan: Reprinted as part of the "1980s" DVD-ROM volume in the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set. A print-on-demand version is available through ComicPark.

## External Links

* "Ramen Great Escape" write-up at the Fujio Akatsuka Preservation Society (Japanese)
The Disorderly Family

Frontispiece featuring the family.

**The Disorderly Family** (バラバラ一家  *Barabara Ikka*) is a gag work by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, serialized in Nakayoshi.

## Overview

The tale of a family whose members are all rather aggressive to one another, to where their dysfunction gets in the way of others' business.

## Characters

### D-Ichi

The salaryman father. When a co-worker named G-san drops by to visit, he and his wife argue over what drinks to give him and wind up driving him to anger.

The family's combined anger is shown to scare away a robber, but D-Ichi decides the ultimate way to resolve their family tension is to all get separate television sets for the household. Unfortunately, the combined noise of devices drives them all mad, to where the exhaused family opts to live outside in their yard in doghouses.

### C-Ko

A housewife. She gets into a feud with her family over the kids' fight over the television, and fights with her husband over the drink matter.

### A-Ko

The daughter figure. She likes watching an exercise show, but becames angered when B-Taro changes the channel to watch Topo Gigio, triggering their first fight in the story. The two wind up getting into a feud on the way to school as well, and even when they arrive.

### B-Taro

The younger brother, who is shown to fight with his sister throughout the story.

### E-Tama

A cat, who plays much less of a part than the other family members but gets into the argument over the childrens' fighting.

### G-san

D-Ichi's co-worker. After being angered by the fighting and lack of drinks received from the couple, he snaps and beats up each member of the family (except for the cat).

## Reprints

* Akebono: Reprinted as part of the "Mean Family" volume in the "Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works" collection.
* Shogakukan: The "Mean Family" volume was digitized for the Complete Works DVD-ROM collection, and a print-on-demand version was put out through ComicPark.
* eBookJapan: Appears in volume 1 of the "Fujio Akatsuka Family Collection" eBook release
Mr. Ken

Frontispiece of chapter 2 featuring Ken, Gon, and Hanako

**Mr. Ken** (ミスター研 *Misuta Ken*) was a short-lived collaborative gag manga effort between Fujio Akasuka and Jiro Tsunoda, serialized in Gakken's Junior High 1st Year Course.

## Overview

The student Ken, known as **"Mr. Ken"** to his peers, has a crush on the beautiful **Miss Hanako** who seems to be quite out of his league.

As a collaboration between Akatsuka and Tsunoda, it is notable for most of its art appearing to be of Tsunoda's pen and very rough, with little details to the backgrounds. Only Ken himself appears to have been designed by Akatsuka.

## Characters

### Ken

Our lead. He is a plain-faced young man, in fact rather reminiscent of Santaro from You Love Me-kun (which would start serialization shortly after) who he could be seen as a prototype to if not simply him with lighter hair.

### Hanako

A classy school girl who is desired by Ken. As she was drawn by Tsunoda, she bears a looser yet still recognizably 'fancy' design.

### Gon

The friend of Ken, who eventually takes over for his own spinoff.

## Serialization

* Junior High 1st Year Course: April to September 1965, as well as in January 5, 1966 winter special issue.

After the wrap-up of the main series, Tsunoda would take Hanako and Gon and shift them over to his own spin-off titled **"Mr. Gon"**. This series would run in Junior High 3rd Year Course from January 1966 to March 1967.

## Reprints

Mr. Ken has not seen reprint at all since its original serialization, nor has Tsunoda's *Mr. Gon*. It remains to be seen if this would ever be the case, owing to any possible rights issues due to two different creators' involvement.
Rakugaki (1975)

A colored opening for a chapter, seen from the Akatsuka exhibition guide.

**Rakugaki** (ラクガキ , "Graffiti") is a monthly newspaper-serialized gag manga by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, appearing in the Sunday edition of the Yomiuri Shimbun through 1975.

## Overview

A small scribble boy known as Rakugaki gets up to mischief and adventures as if he were an actual person, but is reminded of his limits if water may touch him or if he gets into other dire situations.

But most of all, he'd like to know what it's like to be a person...

Though it has a similar title, this feature is to not be confused with two earlier projects: The 1965 *Weekly Shonen Magazine* one-shot (with the notation of らくガキ), or the 1967 *COM* one-shot (らくがき).

## Characters

### Rakugaki

A crude little scribble with the ability to hop off the wall he's drawn on, and interact among normal beings. He also has the ability to bring other scribbles to life off of their walls, but can put them back all the same. Yet at the same, other graffiti can be shown to be sentient on their own in the series, and he may interact with them as well.

He is once shown to get along with a little girl named Miyo-chan, and grows fond of a similar-looking little scribble girl only for her to wash away in the rain when she goes back to her wall.

In the end, Rakugaki wishes to be a human boy, praying to the gods to make him one after not getting respect for being graffiti and after ultimately seeing a lonely young boy wanting friends. It turns out that this boy was the very one who drew him to begin with, and Rakugaki is successfully transformed into a human by a lightning strike. The final panel has the two children running off to play together.

## Serialization

* Yomiuri Shimbun: March 9th to December 7th, 1975

## Reprints

* Shogakukan: Seven of the ten chapters were digitized as part of the Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works DVD-ROM set. A print-on-demand edition is also available through ComicPark.

However, other than this, there has yet to ever be a current and comprehensive reprint of this work.
Bakumatsu Rare Dog Group

The Shinsengumi, in dog form.

**Bakumatsu Rare Dog Group** (幕末珍犬組) was a double-shot gag feature by Fujio Akatsuka and Fujio Pro, which ran in issues #16 and #17 of Weekly Shonen Magazine (April 8 to April 15, 1973).

## Overview

The tale of the Shinsengumi is retold with dogs and other animals of Akatsuka's Star System incorporated into the plot. As with Mad Dog Trotsky, Kusobaba!!, and The Shinigami Death, the author Kai Takizawa was utilized for developing the concept and script.

The manga contains its own degree of cartoon bloodshed and brutality through the plot, but also incorporates medium blending in which innocuous live-action photographs of dogs are spliced into panels during a heated fight scene.

## Characters

Aside from these characters, Star System regulars like Unagi-Inu, Kemunpas, and others exist throughout the chapters. Even the Police Officer with Connected Eyes gets involved in the final clash, being an unusual human to stand out amongst all the anthropomorphic animals.

### Isami Kondo

(近藤勇)

The commander of the Shinsengumi. He is portrayed as a shorter, heavyset dog of the trio and with considerably sharp teeth.

By the final punchline of the story, he and his two comrades are shown to be random normal stray dogs that Bakabon's Papa is depicted feeding in an empty lot in Tokyo.

### Toshizo Hijikata

(土方歳三)

Vice-commander. He can be differentiated from the other main dogs by his lighter fur color and his characteristic unibrow.

### Soji Okita

(沖田総司)

Captain of the first unit. He has longer ears than the other two dogs, and a single bucktooth.

### Kamo Serizawa

(芹沢 鴨)

A short, timid-faced dog swordsman who is introduced as a more drunken, comic relief figure during the troop's entrance. He is later decapitated within the story.

### Ryoma Sakamoto

(坂本 龍馬)

Depicted as a qilin. His group is ambushed by the Rare Dog Group in the end.

### Saigo Takamori

(西郷 隆盛)

Depicted as a hippo and in close contact with Sakamoto.

### Ranko

(蘭子)

A cat-woman and doctor, introducing herself as "Lady Doctor Ranko". She tends to Okita's injuries and tries to use her feelings to appeal to him, but is later executed by him.

### Mimawari-gumi and leader

(見廻組)

Depicted as a troop of pigs to rival the Rare Dog Group.

## Serialization

* Chapter 1: Weekly Shonen Magazine #16
* Chapter 2: Weekly Shonen Magazine #17

For tankobon reprints, both are merged together into a seamless story, though the eBookJapan edition does restore its missing color images and other illustrations.

## Reprints

* Akebono: Akatsuka's one-shot of "Unkor Wat" is reprinted along with these chapters as extra content.
* Shogakukan: The Akebono volume was digitized for the "Fujio Akatsuka Complete Works" DVD-ROM collection, and a print-on-demand version is available courtesy of ComicPark.
* eBookJapan: The stories were digitized for a 1-volume eBook edition, though "Unkor Wat" is not included.
Mr. Dokudami

**Mr. Dokudami** (どくだみ先生 *Dokudami-sensei*) was a gag series byMitsutoshi Furuya, which ran in Weekly Shonen Champion from 1973 to 1974.

## Overview

Tatsukichi Dokudami is the teacher of a fifth grade elementary class, but he'd rather goof off, drink, and pursue women than teach serious lessons to his students. The series revolves around the nonsensical happenings that he and the class get into; rather than draw a character that was an "ideal teacher image", Furuya opted to go for a "human-minded" type that would also be ridiculously stupid.

Fujio Pro was also credited for the series in its original printing, and it ran for a year before Furuya would part ways with the company and go independent.

## Characters

In addition to these cast members, a few recurring but nameless students can also be seen as part of Dokudami's class.

### Tatsukichi Dokudami

A fifth grade teacher at Nakai Elementary, who immediately shows his ridiculous behavior to his class upon greeting them.

### Sayuri

A serious-minded, nerdy fifth grade girl that wears glasses. She is often in the role of the frustrated *tsukkomi* against Dokudami's antics.

### Ugly-Godzilla

A heavier-set,brutish girl with a scar on the left side of her face. She often acts as Sayuri's sidekick but is eventually swayed by Dokudami.

### Taro Imai

A small boy with a clefted bald head similar to that of Chibita, along with a single hair atop. Out of the students, he comes to be a good friend to Dokudami.

### Yuzo Kondo

A large, fat and bald fifth grade boy with thick lips. He is buddies with Taro and will tag along with him.

### Hanayama

A beautiful, single teacher at the school who Dokudami pursues, while she strings him along.

### Ichihara

Another single woman teaching at the school, who comes to be Dokudami's lover.

### The Old Lady Next Door

The owner of the apartment that Dokudami lives in. She is a single old woman, with connected eyeballs similar to a certain officer in Akatsuka works.

## Reprints

* Akebono Publishing "Akebono Comics" (1975)- 5 volumes
* Asahi Sonorama "Sun Comics" (1980)- 5 volumes
* eBookJapan- 5 volumes

## External Links

* Free sampling of the manga at Manga Library Z (Japanese)
President of Otoboke Pharmaceutical

**The President of Otoboke Pharmaceutical** is a character in the series Otasuke-kun, created by Fujio Akatsuka. He is the father of Ichiro, and serves as part of the recurring cast.

## Overview

Usually known as simply "Company President", this man happens to live right next door to Otasuke and his family, providing convenience for whenever he wants to discuss matters with Otasuke's father or to request help in dealing with his only child.

This man also doubles in the role of **Momotaro Okawa** in Kibimama-chan, where he is also a widowed father, though he can be seen other places in works as a general businessman.