This series is what started my Fujio Akatsuka obsession last summer, and for good reason. It's also the series I played that made my school anime club shun me for liking this over some certain gay ice skaters, but okay. Anyway, Osomatsu-kun (namely the 1988 version) is a must see for those who like anime from this era, or for those who just like Saturday morning cartoons. That's basically all this is, an 80s Saturday morning cartoon if I ever knew one. Everything from the gags it uses to the animation to its soundtrack oozes nostalgia, even if I am way too young to say such a thing. You will catch yourself giggling at the cute yet misbehaved sextuplets and how all of the goofy side characters bounce off of them. It's something you must sheeh for yourself.
Manga Osomatsu-kun
This series is what started my Fujio Akatsuka obsession last summer, and for good reason. It's also the series I played that made my school anime club shun me for liking this over some certain gay ice skaters, but okay. Anyway, Osomatsu-kun (namely the 1988 version) is a must see for those who like anime from this era, or for those who just like Saturday morning cartoons. That's basically all this is, an 80s Saturday morning cartoon if I ever knew one. Everything from the gags it uses to the animation to its soundtrack oozes nostalgia, even if I am way too young to say such a thing. You will catch yourself giggling at the cute yet misbehaved sextuplets and how all of the goofy side characters bounce off of them. It's something you must sheeh for yourself.