аниме осомацу сан персонажи
Осомацу-сан
Персонажи
Поиск персонажей
Одноклассник братьев Мацуно. Входил в компанию друзей Ичимацу. После школы разбогател.
Прожорливый тип с огромной пастью, занятый непонятно чем и обнаруживающийся где попало. Получил прозвище за то, что любит заканчивать предложения междометием «даён» (а чаще всего только этим словом и ограничивается).
Изобретатель. Тучный мужик в огромных штанах, в которых может обнаружиться всё, что угодно. Концентратор для пошлого и грязного юмора.
Пятый брат. Самый добрый среди близнецов, что является самой большой его слабостью. В «Osomatsu-san» — самый активный из братьев. Витающий в облаках, счастливый дурачок. Любит бейсбол.
Четвёртый брат. Очень честный и сильный, имеет слабость к кошкам. В «Osomatsu-san» — самый мрачный и замкнутый из братьев. Его отличительные черты — полуприкрытые глаза и лохматые волосы.
Стильно одевающийся, но нигде не работающий высокомерный щеголь. Любит причислять себя к французам. В прошлом вместе с Тибитой часто пытались насолить семье Мацуно.
Второй брат. Аккуратен. В «Osomatsu-san» — самый уверенный из братьев. Пытается выглядеть «круто» на людях, из-за этого братья часто игнорируют его.
Аниме осомацу сан персонажи
Его имя происходит от слова お 粗 末 ( osomatsu ), что означает «бедный» / «паршивый».
В качестве персонажа, в честь которого назван сериал (хотя он был заменен позже в манге и аниме 1988 года), дизайн Осомацу задает базовый вид для других шестерых. Он известен прежде всего тем, что был смутьяном и вовлекал своих братьев в свои схемы, причем он варьировался от среднего озорного мальчика до откровенного хулигана и жестокого по отношению к тем, кто слабее его.
Личность и характеристики
Младший Осомацу обычно выглядит как маленький мальчик, который носит короткие волосы в старомодном стиле, с челкой, зачесанной в сторону, или более часто изображаемой в виде чаши из более поздних видов спереди. Волосы имеют две завитые пряди сзади, как волоски.
Чаще всего его можно увидеть в форменном пальто с тремя пуговицами, с белым воротником, светлых брюках и кроссовках. В летних отделениях он носит более легкую рубашку с короткими рукавами и темные шорты; эти цвета меняются местами, чтобы соответствовать зимнему костюму в аниме Пьеро 1988 года.
Как в манге, так и в аниме-адаптациях, рост Осомацу варьируется от того, насколько он высок для своего возраста (150 см) и худощав (46 кг), но крепко сложен, до того, что он намного ниже и пухлее ребенка. В частности, на выставке 1988 года он и другие изображены гораздо меньше по мере развития сериала из-за общего сдвига в искусстве.
Осомацу больше всего расходится с Чибитой и Иями, либо выступая в роли хулигана или соперника одного из них, либо идя против них обоих в своих планах. Но также бывают случаи, когда Осомацу будет больше жертвой одного или обоих, или ему будет помогать они (если это не просто предлог для дальнейших манипуляций). В одном довольно конкретном случае Осомацу заставляют прекратить издевательства над Чибитой из-за того, что он был полностью унижен другим мальчиком, который использовал смущающую его фотографию, чтобы пристыдить его перед Тотоко, и поэтому он приказывает своим братьям также перестать приставать к нему. Остальные находят такое поведение «странным».
Подросток (-сан фильм)
Как показано в фильме, взрослый Осомацу практически не изменился с 18 лет, за исключением того, что немного вырос в росте.
Личность Осомацу также почти не изменилась с подросткового возраста до взрослой жизни, когда он был грубым и бесстыдным по отношению к случайным девушкам в своей школе и публично поднимал им юбки.
Взрослый Осомацу пытается вести себя смущенно и не обращая внимания на то, как он мог быть таким, хотя позже он решает судьбу подростка на месте, подкрепляя его роль лидера в напутственной беседе.
Поскольку цвет его изображения был выбран как «красный» для этой серии, он часто отражается в одежде, которую он носит, за исключением формального синего пиджака, который можно увидеть в некоторых случаях. Поскольку он рассматривается как «стандартный» секступлет, от которого отходят дизайны других, вполне вероятно, почему его обычно видят в своей парке Мацу в качестве одежды по умолчанию, даже когда все остальные имеют некоторые уникальные типы моды.
Он имеет тенденцию широко улыбаться и зубасто, и в первом сезоне часто можно увидеть, как он потирает палец под носом как общий характерный тик.
Старший Осомацу сан в своем профиле описан как «Чудесный идиот», и, как и все остальные, он девственник и NEET, но с «менталитетом шестиклассника начальной школы».
Хотя он выражает свою ненависть к тому, чтобы быть шестерняшеками по отношению к Чибите, и желает, чтобы он был единственным ребенком, Осомацу чувствует, что он все еще несет ответственность за заботу о них (что, по иронии судьбы, часто является противоположностью тому, что он на самом деле делает, создавая вещи,которые хуже для них). Спорный вопрос, заслуживает ли он своего титула «лучший боец», поскольку гнев собственных братьев может довольно легко победить его в разных случаях, но он все равно считает себя таковым в любом случае.
Эта взрослая версия Осомацу любит скачки и пачинко и, если захочет, заберет сбережения своих братьев, чтобы заплатить за эту пристрастие к азартным играм. Он не стесняется и не стесняется делать непристойные замечания перед своими братьями и женщинами, с которыми они могут быть рядом, обычно заканчиваясь унижением брата, но иногда и местью против него (как видно, когда Чоромацу угрожает ему во 2 серии). Его развратные поступки, в худшем случае, могут доходить до того, что он пытается преследовать Тотоко и наблюдать, как она переодевается из окна спальни, но получает за это наказание.
Из-за того, что его тип характера контрастирует с более преувеличенными отличительными чертами других, роль Осомацу иногда может казаться размытой, и можно задаться вопросом, есть ли у него какие-либо уникальные черты личности. Это доходит до того, что над ним издеваются за такую вещь и считают мягким, дерьмовым лицом, в котором нет ничего особенного.
Иногда, несмотря на то, что он доставляет своим братьям столько же неприятностей, он может быть затронут проблемой и показать более мягкую, более мягкую сторону в их ситуациях и захотеть помочь любым способом. Но, конечно, в других случаях он может только создать больше проблем.
Когда дело доходит до ситуаций, когда кажется, что его статус-кво будет под угрозой из-за того, что другие уйдут или продвинутся вперед, он либо покажет открытое негодование и почувствует себя брошенным, если другие добьются успеха, либо он будет поддерживать, но чувствовать себя пустым и как будто что-то не так. не в порядке с ситуацией. Излишне говорить, к его облегчению, эти моменты столь же временны, как и любой другой сеттинг скетчей, и он с радостью вернет то, что ему нравится.
∆В 1964 году был установлен как Мацуно, вместе с его днем рождения 24 мая.
∆Однако это противоречит тому, как Fujio Pro на самом деле строго идентифицировала его как старшего, по крайней мере, с 1980-х годов вместе с аниме Пьеро.
∆Как упоминалось ранее, дизайн персонажа Осомацу может использоваться через Звездную Систему Акацуки; он был особенно повторно использован в манге Акацуки 1971 года «Давай Ла Гон», изображенной как умерший старший брат Гона.
∆Рисунки Хатабо и Чибиты также были повторно использованы для двух других мертвых братьев и сестер Гона.
∆До этого у него были камеи в первом прохождении Акко-чана вместе со своими братьями, и он чаще всего появляется в других работах Акацуки, чтобы представлять группу
Аниме осомацу сан персонажи
Было в семье Мацаю шесть озорных и непослушных сыновей. Во времена олдскула были они школьниками, но те времена прошли, нравы изменились, и сыновья — тоже. Они повзрослели, однако по-прежнему хулиганят и «выносят мозги» друг другу, всем окружающим, а заодно и зрителям.
Самый старший из братьев, лидер близнецов. Является лучшим бойцом среди них. Его имя происходит от слова «осомацу» (яп. おそ松), что в переводе означает хромой или плохо подготовленный. Самый обычный из братьев. Внешне почти не изменился, часто улыбается. Ради удовольствия ходит в пачинко и на лошадиные скачки. Часто поступает эгоистично, действуя братьям на нервы. Характерный цвет — красный.
Второй брат по старшинству. Аккуратен. Его имя происходит от слова «карамацу» (яп. 唐松), что означает лиственница. Самый уверенный из братьев. Его отличительная черта лица — широкие брови. Пытается выглядеть «круто» на людях и часто носит темные треугольные очки, кожаный пиджак и одежду с блестками. Из-за этого братья часто игнорируют его. Характерный цвет — синий.
Третий брат. Умный, но эгоистичный. Самый серьезный и разумный из братьев, но при этом и самый влюбчивый. Отаку, любит поп-идолов. В отличие от братьев, старается найти работу. Его отличительные черты — рот треугольной формы, маленькие зрачки и отсутствие хохолка на затылке. Характерный цвет — зеленый.
Четвёртый брат. Очень честный и сильный, имеет слабость к кошкам. Его имя происходит от слова «ичимацумоё» (яп. 市松模様), что означает рисунок в клетку. Самый мрачный и замкнутый из братьев. Его отличительные черты — полуприкрытые глаза и лохматые волосы. Любит кошек. Первый иероглиф его имени похож на знак «минус», что соотносится с его пессимизмом. Характерный цвет — фиолетовый.
Пятый по старшинству брат. Самый добрый среди близнецов, что является самой большой его слабостью. Самый активный из братьев. Витающий в облаках, счастливый дурачок. Любит бейсбол. Первый иероглиф его имени похож на знак «плюс», что соотносится с его оптимизмом. Отличительные черты — широко открытый рот и один хохолок на затылке вместо двух. Характерный цвет — желтый.
Тодомацу Мацуно (лубовь маяяя)
Шестой и самый младший среди братьев. Очень беззаботный. Его имя происходит от слова «тодомацу» (яп. 椴松) — другое название пихты твёрдой в японском языке. Самый умилительный из братьев (чем иногда пользуется в корыстных интересах). Популярен среди девушек и наиболее приближен к социуму, чем остальные братья. Также имеет прозвище Тотти (яп. トッティー). Его отличительные черты — маленький рот и большие зрачки. Характерный цвет — розовый.
Информация о сейю
Этот пост может забрать у вас много времени. Так что заранее приношу свои извинения.
Сейю: Сакурай Такахиро / Sakurai Takahiro
Дата рождения: 13.06.1974 (46 лет)
Озвучил прекрасных персонажей. Его фильмография насчитывает 240 фильмов, сериалов и аниме
Гию Томиока (Клинок рассекающий демонов)
Клод Фаустус (Темный дворецкий)
Ну и чтобы не все перечислять ловите видео
Сейю: Кэндзи Нодзима / Kenji Nojima
Дата рождения: 16.03.1976 (44 года)
Сейю: Хироси Камия / Hiroshi Kamiya
Дата рождения:28.01.1975(45 лет)
Леви (Атака Титанов)
Сейю: Дзюн Фукуяма / Jun Fukuyama
Дата рождения: 26.11.1978(41 год)
Лелуш Ламперуш(Код Гиас)
Грелль Сатклифф (Тёмный Дворецкий)
Сейю: Дайсукэ Оно / Daisuke Ono
Дата рождения:04.05.1978(41 год)
Джотаро Куджо (Джо-Джо)
СЕБАСТЬЯН (Темный Дворецкий)
Дата рождения: 19.02.1988(32 года)
Тодомацу (Осомацу сан)
Хаку (Унесенные призраками)
Я восхищаюсь всеми этими людьми. То как они владеют голосом, вживаются в роли. А некоторые из них не только сейю, но актеры и певцы.
А теперь я хотел бы вам представить, то как поют сейю шестерняшек диснеевские песни и не только. Забавно не правда ли?)
Чоромацу(Я не знаю почему у Хироси Камии так много песен)
Osomatsu-san (2015)
Osomatsu-san (おそ松さん) is the 2015-2021 re-imagining of Osomatsu-kun by Studio Pierrot and the Osomatsu-san Production Committee. It is distinguished from its predecessors with its honorific -san instead of -kun (the former is a general honorific whereas the latter is normally used for young boys).
Crunchyroll picked the series up for online streaming worldwide except for Asia, streaming it under the English localized title of Mr. Osomatsu. It began broadcast on TV Tokyo on October 5, 2015 and completed its first season on March 29, 2016.
On April 6, 2017, a sequel season was announced at a theatrical screening event for selected skits of the show, and started broadcast October 2, 2017, wrapping up March 26, 2018. A third season was further announced on June 6, 2020 and aired in October 2020 through March 2021 as the fifth-anniversary commemoration of the project.
The anime has spawned a large media-mix directive; a parallel work manga, several collaborations, merchandise, and specific tie-ins such as drama CDs and light novels. Also listed in this article would be such other relevant media, produced during the run of the anime and after its end of broadcast. The seasons are 25 episodes long, although controversies with the first season’s first episode resulted in it being banned.
Further projects as a way to commemorate the show’s fame are two animated theatrical releases for 2022 and 2023, as well as a live-action film with the idol group SNOW MAN in 2022.
Contents
The Bonds of the Sextuplets
Overview
After Pierrot’s adaptation of Polar Bear’s Cafe wrapped up, the screenwriter Toru Hosokawa expressed interest in doing another project with the same voice cast and had wished to helm an adaptation of Fujio Akatsuka’s The Genius Bakabon next.
Hosokawa had written the settings for a 24-episode series and had finished 8 of the scripts when disagreements with higher-ups happened over his concept and he left the project. As a result, Hosokawa’s version of «Osomatsu-san» was thrown out, but he was asked permission for the next showrunner in mind to use the «-san» title and idea of adult sextuplets.
A modified pitch, now helmed by Yoichi Fujita as director and Shu Matsubara as head writer, was subsequently approved by Pierrot and production committee parties, although more elements of the characters changed as the production went on; the sextuplets initially all appeared identical as they had when younger, but were given such distinguishing features and expressions to tell them apart (along with their modified personalities). In this version, the sextuplets’ ages were set as a vague «20s» and they would be jobless NEETs along with being desperate virgins. The loose concepts of Hosokawa’s episodes 1 and 2 were repurposed and rewritten by Matsubara into the first two episodes, while the other 6 scripts remained unused.
The series engages in a lot of meta-comedy and breaking of the fourth wall, having the characters know that they’re fictional and acknowledging it on occasions. Much like the manga and previous incarnations, there are no permanent settings other than the brothers having to remain NEETs and virgins and to fail at their attempts at breaking out. Characters are often killed only to appear alive later, as with Akatsuka’s original works. The sextuplets will also often play roles that are unrelated to each other, such as being a friend group of women, each other’s bosses or subordinates, and other such people as depending on the needs of a skit.
Season 1 was initially considered to be 12 episodes in its earlier stages of development, but an extension to a second cour (13-25) was quickly decided with anticipation of the series’ popularity. This second cour was withheld from being announced until a few episodes into the series’ run, as assurance that the series would have more for the fans to look forward to. This pattern repeated with the second season as well.
Controversies
Sealed episodes
On November 5, 2015, a month after the series’ debut, the Osomatsu-san Production Committee announced that the first episode «Osomatsu-kun Returns» would be taken off streaming sites and withheld from release in the home video version, only citing «various circumstances». The episode is now considered a sealed work, a term for content that has been banned and taken out of circulation.
It is figured that the various parodies and crude content in the first episode may have caused the threat of legal action from other rightsholders, as there are strict policies about copyrights where parodies are technically not protected. Reruns and the home video releases now start at episode 2 instead. Though there was speculation over the potential offense of Todomatsu’s comment about Akatsuka being dead and a reboot’s content not mattering, it was revealed in SHEEH-WAVE! that the gag and specific line were ordered and approved of by consultants at Fujio Pro.
This type of incident would repeat with the third episode, due to the parody of Anpanman in «Dekapanman» which prompted an official apology from TV Tokyo for the «shameful act» against the series. The skit was edited for reruns on satellite TV, and it was then decided to remove it from further broadcasts and streaming.
The home video version of the episode entirely lacks the «Dekapanman» skit, and instead has a post-episode live-action sequence titled «Real Matsu» that features a group of men going around Tokyo wearing masks of the sextuplets’ faces.
The deletion of episode 1 and this other incident quickly caused the order of the series to be rethought, resulting in the re-arrangement of some skits and the creation of the recap episode. Two skits that were withheld from broadcast were later included on the first home video release and reruns as an «Episode 3.5», with a disclaimer beforehand telling viewers to mentally place it between episodes 4 and 5.
In Viz Media’s streaming and releases, they have attempted to fix this anomaly with the episode ordering by labeling Episode 2 as «Episode 1», while 3.5 becomes «Episode 3» (although the disclaimer still remains).
Hosokawa’s confession
Prior to July 4, 2018, the circumstances that involved the change in direction for the «Osomatsu-san» project were never really detailed, along with the specifics of who was involved.
However, in the lead-up to the airing of Pierrot+’s Late Night! The Genius Bakabon, Toru Hosokawa shared the anecdote of how he had waited to write and direct such a series for years, and had detailed his history with the «Osomatsu-san» project.
English dub production issues
In the hiatus for the dub up to the finalized official voice cast announcement by Viz, it was also implicitly revealed that the voice actor Christopher Niosi (who was to voice Choromatsu and had recorded an unspecified amount of episodes) was let go from the production at some point and replaced by Sean Chiplock. This very likely had to do with sexual and emotional abuse allegations that Niosi eventually confessed to, along with the fact that he was known to break non-disclosure agreements about his roles in dubbing (which had gotten him fired by Nintendo).
Characters that appear in Osomatsu-san:
Other characters appear where needed in guest roles, and some other minor roles are covered by the primary cast members as animated «actors» (eg; Girlymatsus, Summer Kamen, and other derivatives).
See List of minor characters in Osomatsu-san and episode articles for more information on the bit players.
Viz Media English dub
Staff
Program Sponsors
Staff for English dub by Viz Media
List of episodes
Theme Songs
Openings
Season 1
This opening is used for the first cour of season 1, though not immediately played at the start of episode 1.
Used for the second cour from 13 to 25. The «Batankyu» (バタンキュー) in the title was chosen as a callback to the Showa era, as it is a sound effect used for someone collapsing from exhaustion.
Season 2
Bring You As Close As Possible (君氏危うくも近うよれ Kunshi Ayauku mo Chikau Yore)
Used for episodes 1 to 13. In episode 13, the ending image is changed to have Todomatsu removed as part of the episode’s gag.
Used for episodes 14 to 25.
Season 3
Used for episodes 1-13. In Episode 13 the opening is titled as «Nice to NEET you! (With you version)», and contains fan vocals.
Mutsuko no Tamashi Nayuta Made (6つ子の魂ナユタまで Mutsuko no Tamashi Nayuta Made)
Endings
Season 1
Tonight is the Best.
The ending theme used for the first cour. Alternative versions are used depending on the episode, with a»Type A» and «Type B» version used for each brother; the select sextuplet narrates about themselves to the viewer, who is part of a group of sextuplet sisters in the song.
The choral parts are sung by Kenichi Suzumura as Iyami, ranting about the brothers’ popularity even though they look the same, and how he is ignored.
Tonight is Also the Best.
This ending theme features each brother trying to flirt with the viewer, who turns out to be Totoko rejecting them and refusing to get with them as they don’t fit her dream of «hot guys». The «Type M» versions have the lyrics of the average Matsunos, while the «Type F» lyrics relate to their F6 fantasy selves who Totoko feels she’s unworthy of.
This theme is used from episodes 13 to 24, with episode 25 having a different special ending:
(TYPE: FINAL)» (SIX SAME FACES
The ending theme for episode 25. It is mostly the first ending, with some lyrics of the second mashed up into it, and featuring all the voice cast singing and speaking as their characters.
Season 2
The Six-Colored Rainbow
Used for episodes 1 to 13, with exception of episode 5. There are two versions utilizing different ROOTS 66 singers for the vocals, that were alternated through the cour.
A special summer-themed ending for episode 5, loosely referencing the original Osomatsu-kun Ondo.
Used for episodes 14 to 25. Each version has a different brother’s monologue mingled with the lyrics of the song. Due to episode 18 focusing on Iyami, a special ending sequence was used and a version of this song was skipped, resulting in Todomatsu’s B-side never receiving airplay on the show.
Season 3
(Max Charm Faces ~彼女は最高♡♡. ~)
Used for episodes 1-13. It is seperated into three versions: Totoko, Nyaa, and The Sextuplets.
Used for episodes 14-25.
Overseas Broadcast and Adaptations
South Korea
Starting May 28, 2016, a Korean dub was broadcast on the channels AniBox, Anione, and CHAMP TV, under the title of 오소마츠 6쌍둥이 (The Osomatsu Sextuplets). Unlike the dub of the 1988 series, the characters’ names are retained.
There is still some editing and censorship in the dub, to conform to Korean TV broadcast standards as well as to remove any content deemed to be too nationalistic. A Korean-subtitled version of the original series was also aired.
Taiwan
The licensor Mighty Media announced its acquisition of the series on December 22, 2016, and started to roll out merchandise for the series in January 2017.
The movie was released on May 3, 2019.
Home Video Release
Season 1
| Vol. | Release Date | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | January 29, 2016 | Episode 2, 3, 3.5 |
| 2 | February 26, 2016 | Episode 4-6 |
| 3 | March 25, 2016 | Episode 7-9 |
| 4 | April 29, 2016 | Episode 10-12 |
| 5 | May 27, 2016 | Episode 13-15 |
| 6 | June 24, 2016 | Episode 16-18 |
| 7 | July 29, 2016 | Episode 19-21 |
| 8 | August 26, 2016 | Episode 22-25 |
Season 2
| Vol. | Release Date | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | December 22, 2017 | Episode 1-3 |
| 2 | January 26, 2018 | Episode 4-6 |
| 3 | February 23, 2018 | Episode 7-9 |
| 4 | March 30, 2018 | Episode 10-12 |
| 5 | April 27, 2018 | Episode 13-15 |
| 6 | May 25, 2018 | Episode 16-18 |
| 7 | June 29, 2018 | Episode 19-21 |
| 8 | July 27, 2018 | Episode 22-25 |
Osomatsu-san Short Film series
As a bonus on each volume, a newly-produced short would be showcased. Rather than Pierrot, these shorts were made by the company 10GAUGE.
Some shorts showcased Flash animation, while others incorporated live action footage.
Staff:
Bonus shorts (Season 2 extras):
These shorts are newly-produced for each season 2 DVD and BD. The early volumes contain skits that were screened at the 2017 theatrical event, including the season 2 announcement and a bath quiz skit.
Volumes 5 and 7 do not have shorts. Unlike the shorts in the first season, these ones had the involvement of Fujita and Matsubara as they are essentially extra show skits that did not make it to air. Although they are included in the English DVD releases, the skits were not included in the licensing for dubbing and are left with only their Japanese audio and subtitles (much like the Short Films on the season 1 DVD).
| # | Title | Featured Characters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Announcement | All Sextuplets |
| 2 | Osomatsu-san in the Summer Extra Edition: Totoko the Sea Lady | Totoko |
| 3 | Bath Quiz 2 | All Sextuplets, Totoko |
| 4 | Osomatsu Broke a Bone | Sextuplets and Parents |
| 6 | After All | Karamatsu, Choromatsu, Jyushimatsu |
| 8 | Anime Osomatsu-san Fan Appreciation Day 2018 | All Sextuplets |
Movie
A feature film version of the series was released on March 15, 2019. It revolves around the sextuplets continuing to stand out as failures among those in their age group, but one day waking up and finding themselves appearing to be back in the past and just before their moment of high school graduation.
They learn that they cannot leave this world of memories unless they resolve a lingering regret from that time period, and must find out what it is. But against the orders of Dekapan, who warns them to not interact with those in the memories, they find themselves trying to piece together why their 18-year old selves were considered to not get along and what happened to make them change to the way they are now.
Manga
The manga adaptation has been serialized in YOU since January 2016, and is written and drawn by Masako Shitara. It runs as a parallel story, with Shitara’s own ideas and interpretations of the characters.
After the closure of YOU, the manga resumed serialization in Shueisha’s Cookie magazine for the rest of its run, starting from November 2018.
Light Novels and Short Stories
Osomatsu-san the Novel: Beforematsu and Aftermatsu
(小説おそ松さん 前松, 小説おそ松さん 後松)
Two light novels meant to showcase extra adventures of the brothers happening at points before and after the anime run, although with the intentional lack of continuity in such a gag show, both can stand well enough on their own and should not be considered prequels nor sequels. Both are written by the novelist Sora Ishihara, and contain illustrations by Naoyuki Asano. They are each 10 chapters long.
The first novel focuses more on the older trio (Osomatsu, Karamatsu, and Choromatsu) while the second focuses more on the younger trio (Ichimatsu, Jyushimatsu, Todomatsu). Each have 10 chapters.
Beforematsu was released by JUMP J BOOKS on July 29, 2016, with Aftermatsu later following on November 29, 2016.
Osomatsu-san Extra Edition
An extra light novel marketed along with Beforematsu and Aftermatsu, and written by Ogura Oshima. It contains four short stories of the brothers’ adventures. It was released through Shueisha’s Future Paperback on July 22, 2016.
A second volume, consisting of six stories, was released on September 22, 2017.
VS. Kochikame
A crossover light novel produced as part of the collaboration for Kochikame’s 40th anniversary and final manga serialization. It is written by Sora Ishihara, and features the sextuplets meeting the protagonist Kankichi Ryotsu.
It was released by JUMP J BOOKS on September 17, 2016.
The Calming Detective Osomatsu Returns
A short story by the author Otsu Ichi in the May 2016 issue of The Da Vinci. It is an alternate retelling of the Calming Detective skit, focusing on Totoko recounting the events of Karamatsu’s death. The twist ending of the killer is ultimately very different.
The story has not been reprinted since its original publication.
Shut up Osomatsu
A short story written by Yuko Yuzuki for the November 2017 issue of The Da Vinci. As with the previous story, it has not been reprinted in anything else.
Osomatsu-san the Novel: Verticalmatsu and Horizontalmatsu
Two more novels by Sora Ishihara, each eight chapters. The first was released on November 24, 2017 and the second on April 20, 2018 through JUMP J BOOKS.
Show Mooks
From the House of the Six Matsuno Brothers!
An official fanbook published by PASH in April 30, 2016, to commemorate the series. It features interviews, setting art, and information on the characters and episodes.
Sextuplet Guides
Shueisha’s Margaret Comics line released six individual guides to each brother, chronicling their roles in the first season of the anime and including recaps of information and images on them.
These can be seen as scaled-down versions of the PASH fanbook in content.
The Oso-Das: Osomatsu-san Discussion Guide
A book supervised by the Osomatsu-san Production Committee, only crediting the anonymous «Sheeh-eisha Institute» as the editor.
It discusses theories on the series, and purports to give answers to «67 Mysteries» of it, outlining questions raised in episodes and providing analysis and possibilities.
Games and Apps
Osomatsu-san Hesokuri Wars: Battle of the NEET
AKA «HesoWars» (へそウォ) A smartphone app released by Avex Pictures and DLE, for iOS and Android. The player can control various versions of the brothers, who battle against other characters to defend their house.
A unique feature of the game is the art staff’s various settings and skit ideas that are originally made, or that rely upon referencing details from the show (such as bit players or gags) to enhance the experience in the battle stages and attacks.
The game may also deviate from the show’s own apparent rules and «canon» for its own needs and humor, such as having the Girlymatsus be a set of separate characters in the Romantic Mystery universe (where the sextuplets were raised separately, each with a different Dayon as their foster father).
Pazzmatsu-san
A puzzle app for smartphones distributed by D-Techno. The player can unlock various super-deformed versions of the brothers through playing the game, and level them up to unlock further bonuses. The original game ran from March 25, 2016 to April 27, 2018.
An improved successor, «New Puzzmatsu» (にゅ~パズ松さん), started on September 30, 2017 and ended its service on January 28, 2019. As with Hesokuri Wars, many original costumes appear in this game.
Matsuno Family Dependents
An app by D-Techno where a user can «raise» and look over a Matsuno, though it was infamously known as more of a «wallpaper simulator» as there was barely anything to actually do with the characters. It ran from March 31, 2016 to its closure on August 31, 2017.
Osomatsu-san: Hachamecha Party!
A variety of smartphone games distributed by D-Techno. The player is able to unlock various cards of official art for the series, including newly-drawn illustrations of the characters. The game ceased operations in September 2017.
Browser Games: Pleasing Totoko-chan / Osomatsu-san’s Black Factory / Hoshimatsu Quiz Battle
(トト子に貢ぎ隊 / おそ松さんのブラック工場 / 推し松クイズバトル)
Three games available through Yahoo, and produced by DLE.
In Pleasing Totoko-chan, the sextuplets must give Totoko the proper gift or risk a severe beating.
Osomatsu-san’s Black Factory involves the sextuplets having to construct items at the factory, as they did in the Season 1 Episode 2 skit, «Let’s Get a Job».
The Quiz Battle game involves the player having to answer trivia questions about the show correctly.
The games started service in April 2016, but ended on May 30, 2018. App versions of them were ported over to AU SmartPass as the «Osomatsu-san NEET Collection» on April 20, 2017 and are still currently running.
Osomatsu-san’s NEET Sugoroku Cross-Trip
AKA «Tabimatsu» (from 旅 tabi, trip/journey). In this app by GOODROID and Avex Pictures, the sextuplets go traveling throughout Japan to collect all the money they can in hopes of achieving specific goals (which wind up backfiring on them).
The game includes many skits at each location, as well as a feature where the user can buy furniture and items for a room to attract different versions of the sextuplets (who will steal money if left to idle too long). This also contains many originally-crafted stages and costumes for the characters, to enhance the storylines in the game.
Osomatsu-san Matsuri
A selection of mini-games released by Bandai Namco for the Nintendo 3DS on December 22, 2016.
Osomatsu Sanpo (later title: «Osomatsu Sanpo Z»)
(おそ松さんぽ later: おそ松さんぽZ)
A «Pokemon Go»-like app game by Pierrot and D-Techno, where players can find and capture different variations of the sextuplets through the AR technology on their phone. It started service on February 6, 2017 but was discontinued on September 10, 2017.
Osomatsu-san THE GAME: Job Hunting Advice, «Dead or Work»
A visual novel released by Otomate for the Playstation Vita on March 23, 2017. The player acts as a job advisor for the sextuplets, and must rehabilitate the NEETs to become working men. Of course, this will always be futile, considering the characters involved.
Osomatsu-san: Damematsu Collection
The Bonds of the Sextuplets
A browser game by DMM.com which ran from May 31 to September 28, 2017. The game was known for bearing a new original song by AOP for its opening, which has appeared nowhere else.
Osomatsu-san Yokubari! NEET Island!
AKA «Shimamatsu» (しま松). An app game where the player must control an island society with the sextuplets and their supporting cast, and fulfill requests to get items for them. It was produced by Marvelous and D-Techno.
It ran from September 19, 2017 to its closure on June 18, 2018. This resulted in many outfit sets being left unreleased, which were later published by the developers as artwork on their Twitter.
VR Game
A viewing experience game collaboration that occurred at Adore’s Sunshine store and Anime Plaza Machida store from December 7, 2017 to January 8, 2018. It is an original story and 3D animation featuring the viewer getting to see the Matsunos at the public bath house, through Playstation VR goggles.
A theatrical release of the game occurred as a «Movies at VR!» event on July 2, 2018 along with the «Evangelion: Another Impact» VR simulation.
Osomatsu-san NEET Entertainment Production!
AKA «Geinomatsu» (from 芸能 geino, entertainment). By GOODROID and Avex Pictures, a spin-off of Tabimatsu except the gamplay focuses on the Visual Novel aspect. You work at Akatsuka Entertainment production where you, similar to «Dead or Work», pick a NEET and depending on which path you take, guide him to stardom or NEETdom.
Pachinko and Pachislot
Games related to Osomatsu-san can be enjoyed at such parlors in Japan. Most may feature footage from the show itself, though there are some occasions where there will be new animation designed for a special theme.
CR Osomatsu-san THE Drum
The first game released by Daiichi in 2017.
Pachislot Osomatsu-san
Released by Daiichi’s D-Light division in February 2017.
CR Osomatsu-san: The Beginning of the Beginning
A pachinko game with original cut-scenes featuring the sextuplets and their supporting cast re-enacting various folk tales. As a lead-up to the game’s October release, shorts related to the characters and the themes were released on its website through August to September 2018.
CR Osomatsu-san: The Beginning of the Beginning
A newer version of the game, introduced in February 2019.
Pachislot Osomatsu-san
Released March 2019.
Pachislot Osomatsu-san
Released April 2019.
Web Radio: «SHEEH-Wave: Osomatsu Station»
A web radio series hosted by Kenichi Suzumura was broadcast twice a month on Animate.TV, running from October 5, 2015 to April 18, 2016 for 13 episodes in total. Another run happened for season 2, running from October 2, 2017 to April 9, 2018.
Each episode contains another voice actor as a guest, with Suzumura interviewing them and them answering questions on their role and the show.
Drama CDs
A number of drama CDs have also been released for the series.
«Doramatsu» series
This first series of CDs feature the sextuplets attempting to roleplay in different occupations. Each drama CD features a different duo, except the final one which features all six brothers interacting.
Like other extra content, the screenplays for these drama CDs were handled by different authors; Volumes 1, 2, 6, and 7 were written by Isana Kakimura, while Kazuyuki Fudeyasu handled volumes 3, 4, and 5.
| Vol. | Title | Performers | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Osomatsu and Ichimatsu: Fortune-Tellers | Takahiro Sakurai, Jun Fukuyama | February 24, 2016 |
| 2 | Choromatsu and Jyushimatsu: Bar | Hiroshi Kamiya, Daisuke Ono | March 23, 2016 |
| 3 | Osomatsu and Choromatsu: TV Producers | Takahiro Sakurai, Hiroshi Kamiya | April 20, 2016 |
| 4 | Karamatsu and Ichimatsu: Lawyers | Yuuichi Nakamura, Jun Fukuyama | May 25, 2016 |
| 5 | Jyushimatsu and Todomatsu: Police Officers | Daisuke Ono, Miyu Irino | June 22, 2016 |
| 6 | Karamatsu and Todomatsu with Totoko: Host Club | Yuuichi Nakamura, Miyu Irino, Aya Endo | July 27, 2016 |
| 7 | The Sextuplets: Job a la Carte | Takahiro Sakurai, Yuuichi Nakamura, Hiroshi Kamiya, Jun Fukuyama, Daisuke Ono, Miyu Irino | August 24, 2016 |
«The Matsuno Family’s Carefree Feeling» Hidden Episode drama CD series
(おそ松さん かくれエピソードドラマCD 「松野家のなんでもない感じ」)
There are three CDs in total of this collection, released from February to April 2017. They were advertised as «Hidden Episodes» and composed of skit ideas that went unused for the anime series, written by Shu Matsubara.
A second «season» of these CDs was released from February to April 2019, now incorporating the side characters into plots as well.
| Vol. | Title | Performers | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | «I Give Up»/»Massage»/»Squid»/»Bathhouse» | Takahiro Sakurai, Yuuichi Nakamura, Hiroshi Kamiya, Jun Fukuyama, Daisuke Ono, Miyu Irino | February 22, 2017 |
| 2 | «Boredom»/»Me»/»Is This For the Best?»/»Choroplex»/»Ichimatsu Hospital»/»Regular Meeting» | Takahiro Sakurai, Yuuichi Nakamura, Hiroshi Kamiya, Jun Fukuyama, Daisuke Ono, Miyu Irino | March 29, 2017 |
| 3 | «Totty’s Wish»/»Sunday Carpenter»/»Wake Up Candid Camera»/»A Carefree Feeling» | Takahiro Sakurai, Yuuichi Nakamura, Hiroshi Kamiya, Jun Fukuyama, Daisuke Ono, Miyu Irino | April 26, 2017 |
Collaboration Ad Campaigns
«Suntory All-Free» collaboration and shorts
A series of promotional shorts ran in summer 2016 to promote the Suntory All-Free alcohol-free brand of beer. Purchasers of the beer would then be able to download further Flash shorts featuring the characters, with each video focusing on a different pair of sextuplets interacting.
The company DLE, which worked on Hesokuri Wars, was commissioned for the animation of the advertisements as well as the website shorts.
| # | Title | Featured Characters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aesthetics | Choromatsu, Jyushimatsu |
| 2 | World is Mine | Karamatsu, Todomatsu |
| 3 | Festival Stall | Osomatsu, Ichimatsu, Esper Kitty |
| 4 | At the Place of Whenever, Wherever | Osomatsu, Todomatsu |
| 5 | Ghost Story | Choromatsu, Ichimatsu |
| 6 | Into the End of Summer | Karamatsu, Jyushimatsu |
«Matsumoto Kiyoshi x Osomatsu»:
A commercial campaign that ran from October to December 2017, involving these limited edition videos.
| # | Title | Featured Characters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gambling | Osomatsu |
| 2 | In Front of the Mirror | Karamatsu |
| 3 | Interview | Choromatsu |
| 4 | Resume | Ichimatsu |
| 5 | Baseball? | Jyushimatsu |
| 6 | Taking Selfies | Todomatsu |
| 7 | Sextuplets Version | Sextuplets |
«Run! Oumatsu-san»
A special larger collaboration between the Japan Racing Association and the Osomatsu-san Production Commitee that ran from October to December 2016.
It was marked by six Flash web shorts produced by 10GAUGE, as well as three television ads by Pierrot. These all culminated in a TV special that aired December 12, 2016.
«The Story of the Sextuplets and a Horse» shorts
These shorts ran on the Umabi.jp website through October 13 to December 8, 2016, and were also uploaded to the site’s YouTube channel. They were released along with the special on the DVD.
«Run! Oumatsu-san» TV ads
Each of these commercials lasted 30 seconds, and featured entirely-new animation with the sextuplets and Totoko (as opposed to the Flash and recycled animation assets used by 10GAUGE in the shorts).
TV Special: «An Anecdote with Horses»
After the late-night broadcast on TV Tokyo, the special was uploaded to Umabi.jp for online streaming. Yoichi Fujita and Shu Matsubara reprised their staff roles as director and screenwriter.
There is no opening sequence for the episode, but a special horse-themed version of «SIX SAME FACES» can be heard as the ending theme. This special has not been licensed for the English dub, likely due to its separate status.
Stage Show
A live-action stage adaptation of the series was produced, running through September 29 to October 23, 2016. The sextuplets were cast with two actors each, one for their normal self (as well as playing the Joshimatsu roles if needed) and the other actor playing their F6 version.
A second stage show «SIX MEN’S SHOW TIME 2» ran from February 23 to March 1 2018. A third show, «Comedy Osomatsu-san» ran in November 2018.
A spinoff «F6 Live Tour», featuring only the F6 actors, also commenced through August 2018. Ultimately, a show by the name of «SIX MEN’S SHOW TIME 3» was announced for November 2019. A «Comedy Osomatsu-san 3» was planned for the fall of 2020, but the death of Akira Kubodera (Iyami) and an abuse scandal involving Ren Ozawa (Jyushimatsu) indefinitely suspended that and further stage shows.
Theatrical Screening Event 2017: «Spring Nationwide Invitational Screening Festival»
On April 6, 2017, a nationwide screening event launched at movie theaters. Six rooms were set aside in each for each sextuplet, and would play selected shorts of the anime related to them.
A new «Bathhouse Quiz short» appeared as extra content, being a rejected skit from the Christmas episode, along with a short that announced the sequel. In the short, the Matsunos are called by Osomatsu to the fishing hole for the surprise announcement but are left in suspense. Suddenly, the «spiritually unavailable» (due to absence of the overseas Miyu Irino) Todomatsu temporarily rouses to announce the greenlighting of the sequel, and then goes back to his unconscious state.
An announcement trailer was also broadcast after the event, confirming the next run.
Dmatsu-san
A Flash-animated web series airing on NTT DoComo as tie-in for season 2. It is 12 episodes long, and each story runs about a minute.
There are six stories for each of the sextuplets interacting with Iyami, while the other portion revolves around them encountering Totoko in the role of a goddess.
| # | Title | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Osomatsu and Iyami | January 9, 2018 |
| 2 | Karamatsu and Iyami | January 16, 2018 |
| 3 | Choromatsu and Iyami | January 23, 2018 |
| 4 | Ichimatsu and Iyami | January 30, 2018 |
| 5 | Jyushimatsu and Iyami | February 6, 2018 |
| 6 | Todomatsu and Iyami | February 13, 2018 |
| 7 | Osomatsu and Totoko | February 20, 2018 |
| 8 | Karamatsu and Totoko | February 27, 2018 |
| 9 | Choromatsu and Totoko | March 6, 2018 |
| 10 | Ichimatsu and Totoko | March 13, 2018 |
| 11 | Jyushimatsu and Totoko | March 20, 2018 |
| 12 | Todomatsu and Totoko | March 27, 2018 |
Fesmatsu
After each season, a special festival would occur to commemorate the show and feature live skits performed by the cast.
The first Fesmatsu was held May 8, 2016 at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba. The second was held on August 19, 2018 at Pacifico Yokohama and came with the announcement for the theatrical film decision. Fesmatsu 3, held June 6, 2021, provided the announcements of the 2022 and 2023 theatrical animation projects.















