How does it feel?

Is it an adventure story for boys?

Crab bread

Gulliver Boy

An anime that didn’t hit?

Things like Battle Sealer and Bikkuriman 2000, that kind of stuff…?

Are myths and fairy tales the motif?

Tax strategy?

It seems like it could fit in with Popolo Crois, but maybe not…

The band was formed recently, so the production period and setting are quite modern, isn’t it a bit different?

An anime that is exquisitely on the line that otaku don’t watch.

Plus Star World or…?

Would things like Spider Riders, Dragon Drive, and Yōgyakumon also fit in that category?

I only remember that the manga version was being mocked at the time.

The materials for Mashuranbo were good, but the adult issues were all over the place…

The lower right was planned with the idea of opening a theme park aiming to surpass Pokémon content.

I think Dragon Ball GT would also fall into this genre if it weren’t for Dragon Ball.

I used to like the Thunderbolt aerial combat that occasionally happened, but there aren’t many.

How is Doriland? The original is good, but the first part of the Thousand-Year True Treasure might have a particularly similar atmosphere.

A project with a grand plan that was overly ambitious but ultimately failed?
It’s mainly the impression of the one in the bottom right.

Asobotto Senki was only forgiven because it had the good backdrop of the fading sky…

Magic Bean Tale: Pandarian

It’s nostalgic to see otaku who openly look down on kids’ stuff.

This is KENN’s dark history, isn’t it?

Golden Hero Goldran

Yamato Takeru has had a robot product released by Bandai, so it stands out as the best among these.
Among this

Mashuranbo was just about to have its new sequel made.

I don’t know if I can call myself equals since I completed the year with my initial resolve…

Mashuranbo is relatively dark in theme…

The derogatory term “shitty toilet” is just too funny.

I remember watching Mashurambo occasionally when it was on satellite broadcast, and there was something about the characters being reset, which made it quite confusing for me.

I think the type of Mashurambo’s combat style, where it takes a lot of attacks and strikes back when there’s an opening, really resonated.

The anime version of MapleStory features an incredibly luxurious staff and cast.

I remember watching Mashuranbo only when there were no competing shows.
I don’t remember the other program (it wasn’t Hunter).

I really liked Batochira.
I don’t remember the scenario at all, but the characters…

I didn’t realize it at the time, but were they trying to create a successor to Dragon Ball?
I’m a big fan of the hot Journey to the West!

Mashuranbo has gained a mysterious level of notoriety, probably because the character designer pushed it heavily in Animedia.

Regularly, homage works of Saiyuki come out, right?
It generally slips.

Despite Fats’ appearance, he has a decent personality and can be considerate without transforming…

If I bring up Deltora Quest here, I might get killed by a nameless being.

Where is Genshi-kun?

Hepoi

It’s more of a weekend morning thing than an evening thing.

Moncolle Night

Anime version of Power Stone

Is it Wataru now?

Captain Koopa has been well animated… I was thinking that with a child’s heart.

Is it something like Tenkai Knight?

Legends and so on.

Is this the lineage of Bikkuriman?

DoriLand was surprising everyone with this type of anime in today’s world!?

Mashuranbo’s later chapters are erotic.

There are nutrients that can only be obtained from this kind of kids’ anime.

Local residents can’t watch it since there’s no broadcasting station…

The question is whether to include the ancient ruler Dinosaur King here or not…

If it’s a current work, then it’s Ninjala.

Many otaku probably watched Doriland because the characters are cute.
As a side note to Vanguard and PriRhyme, etc.

Kabuto Borg is a bit different…
Monsoon and Disc Wars.

Longer kids’ anime really has decreased, hasn’t it… I’ve been feeling that way for quite some time.

Puzzle & Dragons has been going on for over 7 years now.

Daigander, Majin Bone, Geist Crusher…

I know the others, but I’ve never seen the top right one before…

Monsoono

Majin Bone is interesting!

The Bistro Recipes that were quietly airing on BS long after the game and manga had ended.

Toys are, to begin with…

If we’re talking about works in this format, it would probably be Battle Spirits Double Drive…

Masheranbo has a finale where the main heroine is the final boss, so it seems bright but is actually a dark story.

I like Daigunder.
Since the release of Taigarouga Dragon Burst, the story has been getting exciting.

How about Hiwou War Chronicles?

Croquette!? Or Jibaku-kun?
Does Ninpenmanmaru also fit in?
But it feels like the thread image is based on the concept rather than the original work.

There was a time when the anime based on Nintendo DS really increased a lot…

What came to mind was Legends, but that’s also an anime that I’m not really sure how to express well.

I feel like the bottom right was bright, but I don’t remember much anymore.

Kids nowadays seem to be like, just watch YouTubers.

I feel like there are fewer adventure anime.
In fantasy, it’s common to create bases or to tend to have long stories centered around a single country or dungeon.

I have a pretty good memory of seeing this type of thing, but there are many patterns where I don’t remember the names.

When I was a child, I watched it just because it was an anime, but when I think back on it later, there are quite a few that were actually aimed at otaku…
Universal Cultural Cat Girl and so on.

I only don’t know the upper right.