The Best Episodes of Mr. Osomatsu

Karamatsu ends up as Chibita's apprentice at his oden stand. Meanwhile, Jyushimatsu falls in love and his brothers try to help him achieve his romance.

Director: Kazuhisa Ono, Mamiko Sekiya

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Iyami comes across a blind flower girl named Okiku and, despite being poor himself, tries to help her raise money for eye surgery. Failing to win a wrestling match due to interference from Chibita, who develops a crush on Okiku, Iyami begins working an earnest living to raise the money. With Iyami still falling way short of the surgery bill, Chibita tries to give the remaining money under the pretense of a robbery, only to wind up getting him implicated as an actual robber. However, the rest of the town comes to Iyami and he manages to get the money over to Okiku before he gets caught. Years later, after finally being released from prison, Iyami is relieved to see Okiku now living a normal life as a florist.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Totoko is jealous when people start getting more success than her. Meanwhile, Choromatsu manages to land a job and moves out of the house, with the other brothers soon following suit, leaving just Osomatsu alone.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

This week's episode is the tidbits collection. Everything from Dekapan-man, to what happens if you try to horde your pachinko winnings, to a bath house quiz.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Karamatsu gets kidnapped, but his brothers don't do anything. Later, a cat gets to speak and read minds, which causes mayhem for the Matsuno brothers.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

The Matsunos are invited to Hatobou's birthday part. Meanwhile, Iyami discovers that his buckteeth contain a rare metal.

Director: N/A

Writer: Michiko Yokote

Iyami and Chibita dress up as girls, and trick the Matsuno brothers into falling in love with them. It's only a matter of time before this plan goes bad.

Director: Yukina Hiiro

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Wanting to become the main protagonist of the franchise again, Iyami holds a bizarre kart race to determine who the protagonist of Osomatsu-san will be.

Director: Mamiko Sekiya, Kenichi Fujisawa

Writer: Shu Matsubara, Michiko Yokote

The Matsuno brothers compete to ensure their divorcing parents will care of each of them. Meanwhile, Totoko asks the brothers for help in a crisis.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

A series of Christmas-themed skits. Ichimatsu takes on the role of a Black Santa interrupting a romantic couple's date, while Karamatsu finds himself on a date with an unfortunate ending.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

When the family heater runs out of kerosene, the brothers to force each other to get a refill. Meanwhile, Osomatsu, Karamatsu, and Choromatsu find themselves in an underground village populated by a tribe of Dayon people.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

The Matsuno brothers try to adapt their show to contemporary times, with mixed results.

Director: Takashi Ando

Writer: Shu Matsubara

In an apocalyptic world, the Idol Matsunos battle against Iyami and Dekapan, who are robbing the dry-skinned citizens of all of their lotion. Ichimatsu is forced to pretend to be Karamatsu after Osomatsu catches him wearing his clothes.

Director: Tsuneo Tominaga

Writer: Shu Matsubara, Michiko Yokote

Todomatsu starts to work at a stylish cafe. His brothers try to disturb his fulfilling life. / Dekapan and Dayon enjoy a carefree travel together toward north.

Director: Mamiko Sekiya

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Hatabou starts his own catering service. Later, Osomatsu and Karamatsu play as delinquent high school students competing to see who's the toughest. Afterwards, Iyami starts a comedy class hoping to earn a quick buck.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Already angered over the siblings gambling instead of paying off their oden tab, Chibita vows revenge on them after they pluck out his one-and-only hair. That night, Chibita begins taking out the siblings on by one, shaving all of their hair and stuffing oden in their faces.

Director: Toshihiro Maeya

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Captain Choromatsu waits a man while he carries out a murder case investigation with Detective Todomatsu. / Totoko wants to be a popular idol, but reality is so cruel.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

The brothers all catch colds. Later, the brothers question Todomatsu about all the things he hasn't told them about his personal life. Choromatsu is a paranoid vice-principal overly worried about plans for his school's cultural festival.

Director: Nanako Shimazaki

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Jyushimatsu goes to a job interview, proving to be a total nuisance for the interviewers. Chibita is asked out on a date by the fairy of a flower he saved.

Director: Seishirou Nagaya

Writer: Shu Matsubara, Michiko Yokote

The Matsuno Brothers travel to the future and see they're going to get fat, greedy and finally beaten up by angry girls. They make an effort to change their ways, but they are destined to be beaten up.

Director: Hikaru Yamaguchi

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Jyushimatsu carries out incredible feats. Meanwhile, the other brothers try to find out when Jyushimatsu developed his odd personality.

Director: Hikaru Yamaguchi

Writer: Michiko Yokote

On a rainy evening, the brothers play a game of mahjong. Later, the brothers suddenly find themselves joined by a seventh brother, Godmatsu, who was allegedly born from the goodness that fell out of the brothers' hearts.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

That "Osomatsu-san" is back again !! It's a very good work, harmless, no one is hurt, all the characters have a good personality, and it's a perfect Japanimation that can be recommended as an educational program ... This is that Is it "Osomatsu-san" ...?

Director: Takumi Doyama

Writer: Shu Matsubara

Todomatsu holds auditions to take one of his brothers with him to a mixer, struggling to find anyone worth taking. Meanwhile, Iyami meets a kung-fu master who believes him to possess a special technique.

Director: N/A

Writer: Shu Matsubara

The Matsuno brothers struggle to find employment. Later, Osomatsu tries to take an interest in his brothers' lives but winds up being a nuisance to them.

Director: Tomonari Tanaka

Writer: Shu Matsubara