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Crayon Shin-chan (クレヨンしんちゃん Kureyon Shinchan), internationally known as Shinchan, is a manga (Japanese comic strip) and anime (Japanese animation video) series written and illustrated by Yoshito Usui. The original comic story was first published in the magazine Weekly Manga Action on 11 April 1990. The series follows the adventures of a sexualized five year old boy named Shinnosuke Nohara known for his famous antics like the naked butt dance and the mister elephant dance. He lives with his parents, his dog, his little sister and his friends in Kasukabe, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The 2024 film is shown in Japanese cinemas since August 9th.
The franchise Crayon Shinchan is targeted at all audiences. The average age rating is all ages with additional notes including animated nudity, animated violence and mature language. The content of the series is not too shocking for children making it possible for children of all ages to watch the series. Shinchan helps children build self esteem making them more secure about their body of which the core target audience is ages nine to twelve. The series can contain educational subjects like genitals, infatuation and limits while being mostly entertainment without putting too much pressure on the education.
Please keep the conversations and content within this wiki suitable for all ages. The content on the wiki is mainly based on the original Japanese version, which usually also applies to international translations. The content added in the 2006-2011 Funimation remake dub is meant for for adult audiences which means it can be written on the page of the Funimation dub, please do not add these subjects on other pages.
- "Wildly funny and irreverent, Shin Chan will tickle your
- funny bone as it warms your heart." -- Newtype USA
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Episode Spotlight
 Arsic Sader (アーシクセイダー) is a villain from the 18th special episode which was aired during the sixth season. |
Chocobi
 The latest edition of Chocobi is in the strawberry flavour. |
| Known (recently) active TV airings: TV Asahi (Japan) · Hungama TV (India) · Disney+ Hotstar (India) · Disney Channel (India) · FOX (Spain) · FOX Comedy (Portugal) · GTV (Taiwan) | External links: TV Asahi (Japan) · Fox (Spain) · FOX Comedy (Portugal) |
| Known DVD distributors: Bandai Visual (Japan) · Sony (India) · Selecta (Spain) · Disney (Spain) · Polyband (Germany) · Universal (Germany) · (Just) Bridge Entertainment (Netherlands and Belgium) · Funimation (United States) | External links: Disney (Spain) · Polyband (Germany) · Universal Pictures (Germany) · Just Entertainment (Netherlands and Belgium) |
Active manga: New Crayon Shinchan | Hiroshi Nohara: Style of Noon Meal
Active anime: Crayon Shinchan | Eiga Crayon Shinchan
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Spotlight
The 95th regular episode debuted on 2 May 1994 on the Japanese television channel TV Asahi. In most European territories it was the first episode that was based on the American produced English dub of Vitello Productions. Episode 68 was the second episode broadcast in the mentioned countries which debuted on 4 October 1993.
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We are especially looking for plot summaries of episodes 112 (1994-08-29) to present that were not present in the (English) dub versions. Cinema movies 1 to 30 and television episodes 1 to 111 have been released with English subtitles on DVD making it possible for more persons to add content of these episodes. We are also looking for the complete (Japanese) voice cast of all productions. We are also on the search for the Japanese VHS titles, Japanese VHS cover art and Japanese VHS content descriptions. For the screenshots on the episode pages we are looking for diverse screenshots showing the variety of logos of the television channels that have aired the series, if you have screenshots of an episode in the version that your local channel aired it in than please share these; the rules for this are that the screenshot needs to be in high quality and that it does not show a censored version of a scene.
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