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*[https://vk.com/video-14327108_138187219 Low-quality rips of Aisukurīmu Daisuki, Sandoitchi wo Tsukurou, Shinsetsu mo Taihen, Toire Tsuretette, and Ringo ga Osata alongside the first half of the music video | *[https://vk.com/video-14327108_138187219 Low-quality rips of Aisukurīmu Daisuki, Sandoitchi wo Tsukurou, Shinsetsu mo Taihen, Toire Tsuretette, and Ringo ga Osata alongside the first half of the music video; original rips courtesy of aiueoppa and mirror courtesy of ♥Японские Детские Песенки - 日本のこどものうた♥] Retrieved 08 Feb '24 | ||
*[https://twitter.com/vYhs3AY3yd01rk9/status/1176865180187103232/video/1 A camera rip of Suka no O-jō wa Ōkī zo, courtesy of まさ] Retrieved 08 Feb '24 | *[https://twitter.com/vYhs3AY3yd01rk9/status/1176865180187103232/video/1 A camera rip of Suka no O-jō wa Ōkī zo, courtesy of まさ] Retrieved 08 Feb '24 | ||
*[https://twitter.com/faCIS8xfpjjQOlW/status/1496458405728653314/video/1 The music video in its entirety, courtesy of CARAMEL] Retrieved 08 Feb '24 | *[https://twitter.com/faCIS8xfpjjQOlW/status/1496458405728653314/video/1 The music video in its entirety, courtesy of CARAMEL] Retrieved 08 Feb '24 | ||
Latest revision as of 15:02, 12 February 2024
Cover from one of the VHS releases.
Status: Partially Found
Fushigi na Anoko wa Suteki na Konoko (ふしぎなあのこはすてきなこのこ lit. This Mysterious Kid is a Wonderful Kid) is an animated short series that ran on NHK as part of the children's program Okā-san to Issho (おかあさんといっしょ). It was created by It made its debut on the program in May 1994, running until April 1997. However, it was temporarily brought back in reruns from March 30, 2010 to March 22, 2011. The series' corresponding music video first premiered on the program in May 1994, the same time the episodes themselves did, with multiple different recordings existing of it. Said music video was later brought back on August 15, 2019 as part of Okā-san to Issho's 60th anniversary special.[1]
The series involves seven animal characters named Gappo (crocodile), Mū (hippopotamus), Shippī (mouse), Ikkaku (rhinoceros), Cappy (cat), Pokopī (penguin), and Gaōne (lion). Each episode focuses on one of these seven characters and their conflicts with one or multiple others. Sometimes, though, their conflict involves a certain object instead of a character. These conflicts usually either end up getting resolved in some form or going wrong in the end.
Availability
The series has had two VHS releases, with the first one titled "みんな ともだち" (Min'na Tomodachi, lit. Everyone's a Friend) and the second one titled "なかよし げんき" (Nakayoshi Genki, lit. Good Friends, Good Health). Despite this, only six episodes (four of which were ripped from "みんな ともだち" and one of which was ripped from "なかよし げんき", and one of which was taken from a 1995 episode of Okā-san to Issho) as well as a music video featuring the characters have surfaced on the internet in video form, with screenshots of two others surfacing as well. As of now, the episodes that have surfaced in screenshot form have not been identified yet due to a lack of sufficient evidence describing the plots going on within them, as the people who took them did not provide any.
List of Episodes
| Episode Title | Main Character | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Bōru Shiranai? (ボール しらない？) | Gappo | Lost |
| Aisukurīmu Daisuki (アイスクリーム だいすき) | Gappo | Found |
| Nandemo Taberu Yo (なんでも たべるよ) | Gappo | Lost |
| Fūsen Gamu Tabetara? (ふうせんガム たべたら？) | Gappo | Lost |
| Sandoitchi wo Tsukurou (サンドイッチをつくろう) | Gappo | Found |
| Ohanabatake wa Ōsawagi (おはなばたけは おおさわぎ) | Gappo | Lost |
| Ban kui Kyōsō (バンくいきょうそう) | Gappo | Lost |
| Ringo ga Osata (りんごがおさた) | Mū | Found |
| Hotaru Ton Dayo (ほたる とんだよ) | Mū | Lost |
| Hentako Kakurenbo (へんてこ かくれんぼ) | Mū | Lost |
| Fūsen Kurabe (ふうせんくらべ) | Shippī | Lost |
| Hamigaki Shu-shu (はみがき しゅっしゅっ) | Shippī | Lost |
| Boku no Kisha Dazo (ぼくの きしゃだぞ) | Shippī | Lost |
| Suka no O-jō wa Ōkī zo (すかのおしろは おおきいぞ) | Shippī | Found |
| Shinsetsu mo Taihen (しんせつも たいへん) | Shippī | Found |
| San-rin sha Kyōsō (三りんしゃきょうそう) | Shippī | Lost |
| Banana Tabetai Yo (バナナ たべたいよ) | Shippī | Lost |
| Mizutamari Tobetan Dayo (みずたまり とべたんだよ) | Shippī | Lost |
| Wanage Jōzu Dane (みずたまり とべたんだよ) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Tobe Kami Hikouki (とべ かみひこうき) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Kurukuru Tonbo-tori (くるくる とんぼとり) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Bōru Keri wa Itai Yo (ボールけりは いたいよ) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Untenshu wa Dāre? (うんてんしゅはだあれ？) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Shīsō wa Tsukareru (シーソーは つかれる) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Nawatobi Kurukuru (なわとび ぐるぐる) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Fūfū Kazaguruma (ふうふう かざぐるま) | Ikkaku | Lost |
| Kami-kazari Kawaī Ne (かみかざり かわいいね) | Cappy | Lost |
| Sā Ensoku Yo (さあ えんそくよ) | Pokopī | Lost |
| Bikkuri Sakana-tsuri (びっくり さかなつり) | Pokopī | Lost |
| Mizutamari (みずたまり) | Gaōne | Lost |
| Ichi-rinsha Nore Tayo (一りんしゃ のれたよ) | Gaōne | Lost |
| Kenka Shinaide (けんかしないで) | Gaōne | Lost |
| Toire Tsuretette (トイレ つれてって) | Gaōne | Found |
| Ohirune Shitai Yo (おひるね したいよ) | Gaōne | Lost |
| Watāme (わたあめ) | Gaōne | Lost |
| Ichi-ponbashi Kowai Yo (一ぽんばし こわいよ) | Gaōne | Lost |
Gallery
![A screenshot from an unknown episode featuring Gaōne, taken from when the series was in reruns in 2010[2]](/w/images/thumb/a/ac/Capture_1.png/210px-Capture_1.png)
A screenshot from an unknown episode featuring Gaōne, taken from when the series was in reruns in 2010[2]
![A screenshot from another unknown episode featuring Gaōne, taken from when the series was in reruns in 2010[3]](/w/images/0/09/Fushigi_Capture_2.png)
A screenshot from another unknown episode featuring Gaōne, taken from when the series was in reruns in 2010[3]
![A screenshot from an unknown episode featuring Gaōne, taken from when the series was in reruns in 2010[2]](/File:Capture_1.png)
![A screenshot from another unknown episode featuring Gaōne, taken from when the series was in reruns in 2010[3]](/File:Fushigi_Capture_2.png)
External Links
- Low-quality rips of Aisukurīmu Daisuki, Sandoitchi wo Tsukurou, Shinsetsu mo Taihen, Toire Tsuretette, and Ringo ga Osata alongside the first half of the music video; original rips courtesy of aiueoppa and mirror courtesy of ♥Японские Детские Песенки - 日本のこどものうた♥ Retrieved 08 Feb '24
- A camera rip of Suka no O-jō wa Ōkī zo, courtesy of まさ Retrieved 08 Feb '24
- The music video in its entirety, courtesy of CARAMEL Retrieved 08 Feb '24
- The music video with an alternate recording of the song, also courtesy of CARAMEL Retrieved 08 Feb '24