The appeal and evaluation of the second season of "Yobarete Tobidete! Akubi-chan"

The appeal and evaluation of "Yobarete Tobidete! Akubi-chan [Season 2]"

"Yobarete Tobidete! Akubi-chan [Season 2]" is a TV anime series based on the original work by Tatsunoko Productions, which aired on Kids Station from October 1 to November 11, 2002. The 13-episode series depicts the adventures and growth of Akubi-chan, who comes to the human world from a magical land. Below, we will introduce the appeal, reviews, and related information of this work in detail.

story

Due to the rules of the magical kingdom, the Genie Family has been sleeping in a jar for 100 years. However, during their sleep, Akubi decides to go to the human world to train. A shy elementary school girl named Koron picks up the new magic jar and summons Akubi. Akubi tries to make her wishes come true with magic, but she always fails and causes trouble. This story is taken from d Anime Store and depicts Akubi's struggle and growth in the human world.

Commentary

Akubi-chan, the only daughter of "The Genie Family", will now play a major role. It's fun to watch Akubi-chan, who has come to the human world to train, cause mayhem with her newly learned magic. In particular, the heartwarming story of the shy master Koron and the cute and energetic Akubi-chan was loved by many viewers. This commentary, quoted from the official Tatsunoko Productions website, conveys Akubi-chan's charm very well.

cast

Asuka Tanii plays the role of Akubi, and Sakura Nogawa plays the role of Koron. Other cast members include Yumiko Kobayashi as Yoshia Iine, Miho Saotome as Karen Onoue, Keiichiro Yamamoto as Masamu Nemuda, Mayumi Yanagisawa as Utsura Nemuda, Eiji Ito as the Great Genie, and Toru Ohira as The Genie Family. The acting of each cast member enhances the charm of the work.

Main Staff

The original work is by Tatsunoko Productions, the planner is Ippei Kuri, the executive producer is Kenji Yoshida, the planner is the Tatsunoko Productions Planning Office, Mitsutoshi Tokuyama, Tomohiro Aizawa, the literary director is Masaya Honda, the character designer is Suzuka Yoshida, the character designer is Masahiro Aizawa, the sub-character designers are Mina Kamikita and Kisa Kamikita, the art director is Jiro Kono, the sound director is Yuko Suzuki, the cinematographer is Masahiko Matsuyama, the general producers are Hiroyuki Soeda and Hiroki Narushima, the producer is Masahiro Yoshida, the director is Tomihiko Okubo, the general director is Hiroshi Sasagawa, and the production and copyright are handled by Tatsunoko Productions, Kids Station, and AP. Thanks to the cooperation of these staff members, the work has a high level of completion.

subtitle

The subtitles for each episode are as follows:

• Episode 1: Chase the Prince Charming
• Episode 2: Ototama has arrived!
• Episode 3: Erica Returns
• Episode 4: Go for it! Duke Bull
• Episode 5: Mom and Dad in Crisis
• Episode 6: The Two of Us
• Episode 7: Karen's Curry Summer Vacation
• Episode 8: Yoshia's Love Melody
• Episode 9: Little Pig
• Episode 10: The Haunted House Cat Lady
• Episode 11: Akubi's Lullaby
• Episode 12: I Love You, Mom!
• Episode 13: The Devil's Law

Related Titles

"Called and Jumped Out! Akubi-chan [Season 2]" is related to "The Genie Family" and "Called and Jumped Out! Akubi-chan Season 1". By enjoying these works together, you can gain a deeper understanding of the world of Akubi-chan.

Theme songs and music

The opening theme is "Miracle DAYS" with lyrics by haru-A, music and arrangement by Masatoshi Sakashita, and singing by CEO. The ending theme is "Akubi Musume" with lyrics by Toshio Oka, music by Kanae Wada, arrangement by Kenichi Sudo, and singing by Sakura Nogawa. These songs also enhance the charm of the work.

Evaluation and Appeal

"Yobarete Tobidete! Akubi-chan [Season 2]" is a work that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Akubi-chan's magic failures and the resulting commotions are endlessly funny to watch. In addition, episodes depicting her friendship with Koron and her bond with her family are heartwarming and moving to viewers. In particular, Akubi-chan's growth and the way she learns through her experiences in the human world provide viewers with many lessons.

The character designs are also very attractive, and each character's personality is well expressed, such as Akubi's cute appearance and Koron's shy expression. The story also progresses at a good pace, and is designed to keep viewers from getting bored. Furthermore, as you can see from the subtitles of each episode, there are a wide variety of episodes, so viewers will not get bored.

The music also adds to the charm of the work. The opening theme, "Miracle DAYS," is a bright and cheerful tune that livens up Akubi-chan's adventure. The ending theme, "Akubi Musume," has a gentle melody that evokes the friendship between Akubi-chan and Koron, and resonates in the hearts of viewers. These songs further enrich the worldview of the work.

Recommended points

The reasons we recommend "Called and Jumped Out! Akubi-chan [Season 2]" are as follows:

• Akubi-chan's cute character and growth story
• A heartwarming friendship with Colon
• A variety of episodes and a well-paced story
• Attractive character designs
• Opening and ending songs

This is a great anime for the whole family to enjoy. Kids will be enthralled by Akubi's adventures, and adults will be touched by her growth and friendship. It can also be enjoyed in conjunction with other works by Tatsunoko Productions for a deeper understanding and enjoyment.

summary

"Call Me, Jump! Akubi-chan [Season 2]" depicts the adventures and growth of Akubi-chan, who came to the human world from the magical kingdom. It is full of many charms, including Akubi-chan's cute character and her heartwarming friendship with Tokoro-chan, a variety of episodes and a well-paced story development, attractive character designs, and opening and ending songs. This work is highly recommended as an anime that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Please enjoy it together with other works by Tatsunoko Productions.