2019年春アニメ
Bラッパーズ ストリート
Pie in the sky
コメディ音楽キッズ
2019年4月11日〜2020年3月26日（全50話）
B Rappers Street is a TV anime produced as the second entry in 'Kids no Hoshi,' a children's IP development project spearheaded by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment, Sony Music Communications, and Shogakukan. It aired for 50 episodes as the 'Kyara-Suta' segment within TV Tokyo's kids' variety show Oha Star every Thursday, from April 11, 2019 to March 26, 2020. It's set in Hirafu Town, a place so saturated with hip-hop culture that even school subjects are taught through it — 'music' class is rap, 'gym' is breakdancing, and 'Japanese' lessons cover how to rhyme. Yohei (Yo!HEY), a fifth-grader living in the town, has a signature move called 'Onarap' — a rap unleashed by farting after eating his favorite sweet potatoes. One day, a demanding alien named Wanpakku shows up, and Yohei sets off with his buddies DJ KEN and Big Boo on a quest to find the mysterious item 'Yavaiver' to save the earth, in this kids' comedy blending hip-hop and slapstick gags.
📝 Highlights
👥 Characters
💫 Foreshadowing & Quotes
❓ FAQ
🌟 Featured Comments
📝 Highlights & Appeal Light spoilers
01① The second entry in Sony x Shogakukan's 'Kids no Hoshi' project
Developed as the second project in a children's IP initiative by three Sony companies and Shogakukan, launched simultaneously as both anime and manga.
02② Hirafu Town, saturated with hip-hop culture
A uniquely hip-hop-obsessed town where 'music' class means rap, 'gym' means breakdancing, and 'Japanese' means learning how to rhyme.
03③ Yohei's signature move: the 'Onarap'
Yohei's trademark move is the 'Onarap,' a rap unleashed via fart power after eating his favorite sweet potatoes.
04④ A fateful meeting with the alien Wanpakku
Yohei's quest to save the earth kicks off after a demanding request from the mysterious alien Wanpakku.
05⑤ Yohei's buddies DJ KEN and Big Boo
Yohei's pet dog DJ KEN and his reliable rapper pal Big Boo liven up the journey as his traveling companions.
06⑥ Music produced by rap group P.O.P
In-show music production and rap supervision were handled by rap group P.O.P, made up of twin MCs Takahiro Kamisuzuki and Hakushu Kamisuzuki alongside guitarist Ryoji Saito.
07⑦ The four main cast members perform ED 'B Rappers no Theme'
The ending theme 'B Rappers no Theme' is performed by the four main cast members — Subaru Kimura, Daiki Hamano, Kaede Hondo, and Takuya Nakajima — under the unit name 'B Rappers Crew.'
08⑧ A simultaneous manga serialization in CoroCoro Comic
A manga adaptation by Kohei ran in Monthly CoroCoro Comic from the April 2019 issue to the May 2020 issue, forming part of the show's cross-media rollout.
💡 Key Points & Predictions Some spoilers
Whether Yohei and his friends can find the 'Yavaiver' and successfully save the earth, and how much of Wanpakku's true nature gets revealed, are the biggest things to watch. The rap battles with guest characters in each episode are also worth keeping an eye on.
🧾 Story So Far Contains spoilers
Yohei, a fifth-grader living in the hip-hop-saturated Hirafu Town, is suddenly saddled with a demanding request from the alien Wanpakku one day. Together with his pet dog DJ KEN and rapper buddy Big Boo, he sets off on a quest to find the mysterious item 'Yavaiver' to save the earth.
✅ Recommended Viewing Points
A short-form comedy anime blending hip-hop and slapstick gags that both kids and adults can casually enjoy — with guest appearances from acclaimed artists like Creepy Nuts in certain episodes, it's also worth a look for music fans.
👀 Trivia & Fun Facts
The original concept was created jointly by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment, Sony Music Communications, and Shogakukan, with a manga adaptation by Kohei running simultaneously in Monthly CoroCoro Comic. The show also generated buzz beyond the episodes themselves, such as when Oha Star MC Natsuki Hanae performed the in-show 'Fura Furap' rap.
Yohei CV: Subaru Kimura
The series protagonist, a fifth-grader living in Hirafu Town whose signature move is the fart-powered 'Onarap,' fueled by his favorite sweet potatoes.
Wanpakku CV: Daiki Hamano
A mysterious alien who suddenly appears one day. He looks like the funkiest of the bunch, but is actually the most level-headed, supporting Yohei and the others.
Dekami-chan CV: Kaede Hondo
The series' heroine figure, a girl who regularly gets caught up in Yohei's adventures.
DJ KEN CV: Kaede Hondo
Yohei's pet dog, voiced by the same actress as Dekami-chan, and a reliable companion on the journey.
Big Boo CV: Takuya Nakajima
Yohei's rapper buddy and self-declared 'my man,' a dependable presence supporting the group on their journey.
💫 Unresolved Foreshadowing Contains spoilers
- Wanpakku's true purpose for coming to earth is not revealed early on.
- The true nature of the 'Yavaiver' itself is a major mystery running through the series.
- How the relationship between Dekami-chan and Yohei's group deepens going forward is also worth watching.
💌 Predicted Viral Quotes for Next Season
"Yohei-hey! I'm Yohei!" — Yohei's self-introduction catchphrase, also used as the title of episode 1.
"Gonna smash it in this hip and hop world!" — the show's official tagline, symbolizing its high energy.
"Onarap, here we go!" — Yohei's signature line when unleashing his special move.
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