History Main / Kodomomuke

* ''Zo Zo Zombie'' (manga and WebAnimation series)

* ''Manga/{{Kodocha}}'' (The anime, at least)

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* ''Manga/{{Kodocha}}''

** ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade''/''Beyblade: Metal Masters''
** ''Anime/MetalFightBeybladeZeroG''/''Beyblade: Shogun Steel''

* ''Fuusen Shoujo Temple-chan'' (Balloon Girl Temple-chan[[note]]Tatsunoko's suggested international English name is "Temple the Balloonist". The main character may or may not have been inspired by another [[Creator/ShirleyTemple "Temple"]], although some dubbed versions do in fact, call her "Shirley". Creator/HarmonyGold's abortive English dub of the show would have renamed Temple "Tiffany."[[/note]])[[index]]

[[caption-width-right:350:In case if you think you may be a little too young for Shonen or Shoujo but still want to be in a cool kids club.[[note]] Clockwise from top right: Anime/PrettyCure, Manga/{{Doraemon}}, Anime/DigimonAdventure, Anime/PokemonTheSeries, Anime/ShimaShimaToraNoShimajiro, Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade]][[/note]]

** ''[[Anime/TheRoseFlowerAndJoe Bara no Hana to Joe]]'' (''The Rose Flower and Joe'')

** ''Anime/RingingBell'' (known as ''Chirin no Suzu'' in Japan) is a major subversion. See the article for details.

''Kodomomuke'' translates from Japanese as "intended for children" and [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin predictably]] indicates {{anime}} and {{manga}}[[note]]''Jidō''(児童) is the term officially used in Japan for children's manga, though ''kodomomuke'' is still used often.[[/note]] aimed at children younger than the typical 12-18 {{shonen|Demographic}}[[note]]Literally, "shōnenmuke" in Japanese[[/note]] and {{shoujo|Demographic}}[[note]]Literally, "shōjomuke"[[/note]] viewers. Kodomomuke works are generally aimed at the 3-to-10-year-old range and are usually more gender-neutral than shōnen and shoujo. This sort of media often makes the transition from Japanese to Western audiences with fewer changes, being more easily comparable to most of your typical G-rated children's cartoons than shōnen and shōjo anime are.

** ''Anime/SuperMarioFireBrigade''

[[caption-width-right:350:In case if you think you may be a little too young for Shonen or Shoujo but still want to be in a cool kids club.[[note]] Clockwise from top right: Anime/PrettyCure, Manga/{{Doraemon}}, Anime/DigimonAdventure, Anime/PokemonTheSeries, Anime/ShimaShimaToraNoShimajiro, Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade]]

[[quoteright:350:[[Manga/{{Doraemon}} https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/doraemon.png]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Starring children -- and made for them too!]]

''Kodomomuke'' translates from Japanese as "intended for children" and [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin predictably]] indicates {{anime}} and {{manga}} aimed at children younger than the typical 12-18 {{shonen|Demographic}}[[note]]Literally, "shōnenmuke" in Japanese[[/note]] and {{shoujo|Demographic}}[[note]]Literally, "shōjomuke"[[/note]] viewers. Kodomomuke works are generally aimed at the 3-to-10-year-old range and are usually more gender-neutral than shōnen and shoujo. This sort of media often makes the transition from Japanese to Western audiences with fewer changes, being more easily comparable to most of your typical G-rated children's cartoons than shōnen and shōjo anime are.

* ''Anime/LittlePollen''

* ''Astro Boy'' ([[Manga/AstroBoy manga]] and [[Anime/AstroBoy anime]])[[note]]Along with most anime made in the 1960s., although, there is at least one exception, "Sennin Buraku", an anime for much older viewers that was the first ever late night anime.[[/note]]

* ''Anime/MegaManNTWarrior''"[[note]]The English production only covers the first two series[[/note]], based on the games known as ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''

* ''Rockman.EXE'' (dubbed in English as "''Anime/MegaManNTWarrior''"[[note]]The English production only covers the first two series[[/note]], based on the games known as VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork in North America)
** ''Ryusei no Rockman'' (AKA: ''VideoGame/MegaManStarForce'')