Kingyo Chuiho Anime Gets 35th Anniversary YouTube Run Starting September 21
The anniversary run puts a 1991-era Toei school comedy on a free, two-week-availability schedule, a format that suits a gag show built on slapstick pacing more than an archival binge.
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The Toei Animation Museum Channel announced on September 14 that Kingyo Chuiho will stream on YouTube. Episode one arrives September 21 at 18:00, with one episode every Monday at 18:00, each available for two weeks. The run marks the anime's 35th anniversary. The series adapted a manga serialized in Monthly Nakayoshi.
The stream is episode by episode, not a batch drop. The first episode runs as a premiere on September 21 at 18:00, and each following Monday adds one more at the same time, staying up for two weeks before it goes.
The show follows Chitose Fujinomiya, a former rich girl who transfers to Inakano Junior High after her father's death bankrupts the family company. Her remaining asset is a flying goldfish, Gyopi-chan. At school she meets Wapiko, the school's carefree ringleader, and a broad supporting cast. The anime leaned harder into the manga's gag side, using animation to push the character proportions from normal to gag style.
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