Stream 1989 Obocchama-kun Anime with English Subtitles – Limited Time Offer Until March 31!
Dive into the world of anime with all 164 episodes now featuring English subtitles! Enjoy every moment and never miss a beat!
Anime's Complete 164 Episodes Get English Subtitles
Exciting News for Fans
The official X (formerly known as Twitter) account of the Obocchama-kun anime has announced a special treat for fans! To celebrate the channel's first anniversary, all 164 episodes of the anime's television broadcast version are being re-released with English subtitles. This limited-time offer will be available until March 31.
Anniversary Celebration
In a recent post, the channel shared:
🎉 おめでたまきーん 🎉
㊗️ チャンネル開設１周年
明日はぽっくんのYouTubeチャンネル開設１周年✨
記念に過去チャンネルで公開していた動画を期間限定で一挙再公開してるぶぁ〜〜い！
これからもぽっくんの活躍を見守ってクリクリ🌰
詳細はリプライをチェック🔍
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— おぼっちゃまくん【公式】| YouTube配信中！ (@obochamakun_ch) February 21, 2025
About Obocchama-kun
The series follows the adventures of Obocchama, the heir of the wealthy Obo family, as he navigates life at the elite Denenchofu Academy. The show is a comedic take on upper-class life, featuring a cast of eccentric elementary school classmates:
- Kakino Shuhei: Cchama's first friend who doesn't rely on money.
- Ojo Samayo: Cchama's fiancée from a prominent family.
- Fukurokoji Kanemitsu: A classmate from a nearly as wealthy family.
- Binbo Taijo: A proud classmate whose family once enjoyed wealth.
The anime adaptation of Obocchama-kun, based on Yoshinori Kobayashi's manga, originally aired in Japan from 1989 to 1992. It has also been broadcast on children's channels in India, with dubs in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
New Anime Adaptation Coming Soon
In September, TV Asahi announced a new anime adaptation of the manga, specifically targeting the Indian market, set to release this spring. This project is a collaboration with Sony Pictures Networks India, under the supervision of Kobayashi. The animation will be produced in India by Shinei Animation.
What to Expect
- 26 episodes aimed at children aged 6-11.
- The series will air on the Sony YAY! channel.
Kobayashi's original manga was serialized in Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic magazine from 1986 to 1994, with a total of 24 compiled volumes published.
Stay Updated
For more information, check out the official Obocchama-kun YouTube channel and their X/Twitter account.
Source: Obocchama-kun anime's YouTube channel and X/Twitter account