History Series / InaiInaiBaa

* RogerRabbitEffect: Following the "Dekirukana?" segments in the Kana-chan and Rina-chan eras, there would be a live-action segment showing a kid doing an activity inspired by the song that just played, with an animated Kuu talking to them.

* OneSteveLimit: Downplayed. In one 1999 episode, there was a ball Kuu met named Pakupaku-san. This later became the name of a character played by Wan Wan's hands.

* FakeInteractivity: One of the recurring segments on the show featured an animated caterpillar named Mushimushi-kun who often "interacted" with the children watching. For example, in one segment, he offered the viewers a drink by holding his opened can of juice up to the screen for them to drink out of, and in another segment he played catch with the viewers using a balloon.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Wan-Wan, U-tan and the 2015-2019 onee-san Yuki.]]

''Inai Inai Baa!'' is an educational series starring Wanwan the anthropomorphic dog and a female child host known as Onee-san, or "big sister". A character named U-Tan was introduced later on in the series. The show is a children's sing-along show in the same vein as ''Series/BarneyAndFriends''.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: The song "Penguin Penguin" features the characters singing about various kinds of penguins. In earlier versions of this segment, U-Tan dressed up like a penguin.

* GratuitiousEnglish: In one Yuuna-chan episode, [[https://twitter.com/patabit/status/1353217820679524352?s=20&t=D5fPEHXg0WH6dv_HzcYnbQ she shows off a newspaper]] that reads "Why U.S. abortion numbers are down".

** A more traditional example of this trope occurs in the ''WanWan The World'' special. Fuku Suzuki, who made his acting debut on ''Inai Inai Baa!'' in 2006, is the host of the special.

* ToiletTrainingPlot: The show has three songs about this, which are sung by U-Tan and her toilet and potty seat friends Benki and Omarun:

** The third is "Toire yoitoko yottoire", involves Benki and Omarun singing about the job they have, with U-Tan coming in soon afterward to use the bathroom. It only appeared during the Yuuna-chan and Yuki-chan eras.

* CommercialPopUp: On Clic Clac's airings of the Spanish dub ("¿Dónde estoy? ¡Aquí!"), the logo is placed in a spot that slightly obscures the song titles.

''Inai Inai Baa!'' is a Japanese children's show. It premiered on the Creator/{{NHK}} on April 1, 1996, and has been running since. In North America, the show airs on NHK's international feed, TV Japan. [=VTV7=] in Vietnam airs a ForeignRemake, ''Ú Òa''. It's also available on Creator/{{Netflix}}.

''Inai Inai Baa!'' is an educational series starring Wanwan the anthropomorphic dog and a female child host known as Onee-san, or "big sister". A character named U-tan was introduced later on in the series. The show is a children's sing-along show in the same vein as ''Series/BarneyAndFriends''.

If you're wondering, the show's title basically means "peek-a-boo" in Japanese. In fact, the aforementioned Netflix release, as well as the TV Japan website, both rename the show ''Peek-a-Boo''.

* ToiletTrainingPlot: Many of the songs on the show focus on using the bathroom, usually involving U-tan and her talking potty seat and toilet king friends.

* OneTwoThreeFourGo: The song "Kanpa~i!" contains a line that goes "One, two, Wanwan!" before the second chorus. "Wan" is also the Japanese pronnounciation of "one".

* DoubleDoubleTitle: The song "Penguin Penguin".

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** U-tan is a cute little humanoid... [[CartoonCreature something]] with a big head, big eyes, and little rattles on hed head.