Miyu Irino

From Anime director Mari Okada comes the magical story of Maquia.

The brothers fight over who's going to change the kerosene in the heater, and they meet the Dayon Tribe.

Osomatsu and his brothers don't try any harder to get jobs and continue to live with their parents. However, their parents suddenly say they're getting a divorce and are going to sell the house. Then Osomatsu is invited to his beloved Totoko-chan's room. He knows he probably shouldn't get his hopes up, but he definitly didn't expect what followed...

Iyami is down on his luck and asks the boys for help, then Hatabou has some trouble of his own with finding friends.

During the Three Kingdoms period of ancient China, the boys seek out their destinies. Later, Todomatsu invites Osomatsu to a mixer, which was probably not a good idea.

A young boy named Eitarou begins idolizing Jyushimatsu, even going so far as to ask to be his apprentice. Later, Dayon steals Prof. Dekapan's pants, and it's all sandwiched between some Totoko vs. Nyaa action!

Dad hasn't seemed quite himself lately. If there's something bothering him, the sextuplets want to help...if only so they can be sure of maintaining their NEET lifestyles a little longer.

Having grown weary of this universe, the Space Pirate Shazaar decides to make a change. Later, it turns out Matsuzo is somewhat of a gourmand, then a cute girl named Kinko Inuyama moves in next door to the Matsunos and miraculously befriends the boys.

"Hungry Town" has all the old charm of post-WWII Japan. Though not wealthy, the neighborhood teems with energy and its inhabitants are busy with life--except for Iyami, who refuses to work and spends his days in poverty until he meets a child named Kiku.

Totoko tries to find herself an oil magnate and Choromatsu finally gets a job.